What to do if the weight shown on the Hill-Rom Medical Equipment scale display is flashing?
To resolve the issue of a Hill-Rom medical equipment scale display showing a flashing weight, calibrate the scale. If the problem persists, replace the scale P.C. board.
Why the Steering Plus™ Steering System Does Not Operate Correctly in Hill-Rom P8005?
If the Steering Plus™ Steering System on your Hill-Rom medical equipment does not operate correctly, examine the fifth wheel pivot arms and pivot bracket for correct assembly. If problems persist, remove the Steering Plus™ Steering System assembly and replace any damaged or inoperative parts, or replace the fifth wheel.
What to do if the siderail on Hill-Rom P8005 does not operate correctly?
If the siderail on your Hill-Rom medical equipment does not operate correctly, check for any obstructions and remove them. If the problem continues, consider replacing the latch.
What causes loss of corner steer in Hill-Rom Medical Equipment?
To resolve the issue of loss of corner steer in your Hill-Rom medical equipment, try tightening the brake/steer link screw. If this doesn't solve the problem, consider replacing the caster.
Why are there reduced pedal pumps on my Hill-Rom P8005?
To address the issue of reduced pedal pumps on your Hill-Rom medical equipment, start by removing air from the hydraulic system. If the head or foot end still doesn't rise, replace the corresponding hydraulic cylinder.
How to fix a push handle malfunction on Hill-Rom Medical Equipment?
To fix a push handle malfunction on Hill-Rom medical equipment, first remove any interference that may be obstructing it. If the issue persists, consider replacing the push handle latch or the push handles themselves.
What to do if the Hill-Rom P8005 Medical Equipment stretcher will not go into neutral position?
If your Hill-Rom medical equipment stretcher will not go into neutral position, check the brake/steer link at the head and foot ends of the stretcher for correct orientation, and adjust if necessary. Also, inspect each caster and replace any that are defective. You may also need to tighten the brake/steer link screw.
What to do if the weight shown on the Hill-Rom Medical Equipment scale display is not correct?
If the weight shown on the Hill-Rom medical equipment scale display is not correct, ensure all packing materials and shims have been removed before taking a weight reading. Also, verify that the load beam cables are connected in the correct order before taking another reading.
Why is there reduced braking ability in my Hill-Rom P8005 Medical Equipment?
To address reduced braking ability in your Hill-Rom medical equipment, ensure the brake/steer link adjustment at both ends of the stretcher is correct. If necessary, adjust the brake/steer link. If the issue persists, adjust the caster brake shoes or replace any defective casters.
What to do if the Hill-Rom P8005 Medical Equipment stretcher will not lower?
If your Hill-Rom medical equipment stretcher will not lower, you can try to adjust the release mechanism. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the hydraulic cylinder at either the head or foot end of the stretcher.
General| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs (227 kg) |
|---|---|
| Model | P8005 |
| Manufacturer | Hill-Rom |
| Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg | Yes |
| Mattress Compatibility | Compatible with Hill-Rom mattresses |
| Power Requirements | 120V AC, 60Hz |
| Side Rail Options | Full, Half, or No Side Rails |
Details the physical, electrical, environmental, and regulatory specifications of the stretchers.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the stretchers.
Illustrates and explains various warning and caution labels found on the equipment.
Provides an overview of how to begin troubleshooting procedures.
Guides on gathering initial data from operators to identify problems.
A table listing common scale display errors and their solutions.
Procedures to verify the correct operation of various stretcher functions.
Explains the electrical components and circuitry of the electric stretcher.
Details the components and operation of the optional scale system.
Procedure for removing and replacing the siderail on specific stretcher models.
Procedure for removing and replacing the siderail on the electric stretcher.
Procedure for removing and replacing the siderail latch.
Procedure for removing and replacing the siderail tube.
Procedure for removing/replacing siderail latch on multiple stretcher models.
Procedure for removing/replacing siderail tubes on multiple stretcher models.
Procedure for removing and replacing the patient grip handle.
Procedure for removing and replacing the patient control switch.
Procedure for removing and replacing the nurse control switch.
Procedure for removing and replacing the control board.
Procedure for removing and replacing the potentiometer.
Procedure for removing and replacing the power cord assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the back section gas spring.
Procedure for removing and replacing the back section gas spring.
Procedure for removing and replacing the articulating headrest gas spring.
Procedure for removing and replacing the knee screw assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the knee drive assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the head drive assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the CPR release cable assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the upper frame and base shroud.
Procedure for removing and replacing the upper frame catch shroud.
Procedure for removing and replacing the foot support Mechlok® device.
Procedure for removing and replacing the foot support gas spring.
Procedure for removing and replacing a stretcher caster.
Information on how to identify and order replacement parts.
Provides instructions for cleaning and caring for the stretcher.
Emphasizes the importance of a regular maintenance program.
Outlines the scheduled preventive maintenance tasks for the stretchers.
Lists all available stretcher accessories with product numbers.
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