Why Invacare Birdie EVO Lifting Systems beeps and stops during lifting?
If the control unit of your Invacare Lifting Systems emits a beeping sound during lifting and the motor stops, it means the maximum load has been exceeded. Reduce the load to allow the lift to function normally.
What to do if the boom on my Invacare Birdie EVO Lifting Systems won't lower from the top?
If the boom will not lower in the uppermost position, it requires a minimum weight load to lower. Pull down slightly on the boom.
What to do if boom will not lower during a power retraction of Invacare Birdie EVO Lifting Systems?
If the boom will not lower during a power retraction, the shoulder bolt at the junction of the boom and mast may not be properly installed. Check the mast/boom connection.
How to fix loose patient lift in Invacare Birdie EVO?
If your Invacare Lifting Systems patient lift feels loose, it could be due to a loose mast/base joint, mast/boom joint, or tie-rods. Check and tighten the mast/base connection, the mast/boom connection, and the screws of the rods and/or pedal.
Why does my Invacare Birdie EVO Lifting Systems beep and stop during lifting?
If the control unit emits a beeping sound during lifting and the motor stops, it means the maximum load has been exceeded. Reduce the load, and the lift should function normally.
Why damping disappeared on spreader bar of Invacare Lifting Systems?
If the damping of the spreader bar on your Invacare Lifting Systems has lessened or disappeared completely, it means the damper is damaged. The solution is to replace the damper.
What causes noisy pivots in Invacare Birdie EVO?
If you hear a noisy or dry sound from the pivots of your Invacare Lifting Systems, it indicates that the pivots are worn or damaged. The solution is to replace the pivots.
Why manual legs fail to open on Invacare Birdie EVO Lifting Systems?
If the manual legs on your Invacare Lifting Systems fail to open with the pedal or lever, it suggests the mechanical mechanism is damaged. The suggested solution is to replace the foot pedal and/or rods.
Why doesn't the detachable spreader bar fix to the boom connector on my Invacare Birdie EVO?
If the detachable spreader bar does not fix to the connector on the boom, the locking mechanism is damaged. Replace the spreader bar connector.
Why has the damping lessened on my Invacare Birdie EVO spreader bar?
If the damping of the spreader bar has lessened or disappeared completely, the damper is damaged and needs to be replaced.
General| Brand | Invacare |
|---|---|
| Model | Birdie EVO |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Provides important handling information and safety instructions for the product.
Details the expected service life of the product and its variations.
Outlines Invacare's liability limitations concerning product use and modifications.
Explains the manufacturer's warranty policy and claim procedures for the product.
Lists product compliance with regulations, standards, and environmental legislations.
Specifies product conformity to ISO 10535 and related standards.
Provides general safety instructions for product handling, including warnings and cautions.
Warns about pinch points on the lift and advises keeping hands clear of moving parts.
Provides safety guidelines for using accessories with the patient lift.
Addresses potential electromagnetic interference and how to prevent or reduce it.
Details the location and meaning of labels and symbols on the patient lift.
Illustrates the placement of identification and information labels on the product.
Describes the information contained on the main product identification label.
Explains additional labels and symbols found on the product.
Defines the purpose and indications for using the mobile patient lift.
Identifies and illustrates the main components of the patient lift.
Lists and describes available accessories for the patient lift.
Provides general safety instructions related to the setup process of the patient lift.
Lists the items typically included in the package for the patient lift.
Guides on how to install the mast, including unfolding.
Details the procedure for unfolding the mast of the patient lift.
Explains how to assemble the mast to the base of the lift.
Describes the steps for unfolding the spreader bar.
Guides on how to install the actuator onto the boom of the lift.
Details the installation of the lever for manual leg spreader operation.
Explains how to reset the service indicator after initial assembly or maintenance.
Provides general safety information before using the lift with a patient.
Explains how to lock and unlock the rear castors for stability and maneuverability.
Details how to use the hand control to raise or lower the lift.
Guides on how to electrically or manually open and close the lift's legs.
Describes the electric operation of opening and closing the lift legs.
Details the manual operation for opening and closing the lift legs.
Instructions for replacing the spreader bar with the SMARTLOCK system.
Covers various emergency functions like stopping, lowering, and lifting.
Explains how to activate and reset the emergency stop button.
Details emergency lowering for the CBJ Home control unit.
Details emergency lowering for CBJ Care, CBJ1, CBJ2 control units.
Details emergency lifting for CBJ Care, CBJ1 control units.
Explains mechanical emergency lowering as a backup.
Provides instructions and important information on charging the lift's battery.
Details battery charging for the CBJ Home control unit.
Details battery charging for CBJ Care, CBJ1, CBJ2 control units.
Mentions the availability of an optional hand control with a battery indicator.
Explains the procedure for removing and installing the battery for the optional charger.
Provides essential safety information and warnings for patient transfer procedures.
Outlines the necessary preparations before lifting a patient.
Provides detailed instructions on how to attach the sling to the lift.
Details the procedure for transferring a patient from a bed.
Describes the steps for transferring a patient to a bed.
Explains how to transfer a patient from a wheelchair.
Details the procedure for transferring a patient to a wheelchair.
Guides on transferring patients to and from a commode.
Provides instructions for lifting a patient who has fallen on the floor.
Provides general guidelines for transporting and storing the patient lift.
Details the procedure for disassembling the mast from the base.
Explains how to fold the mast for storage or transport.
Describes the use of the mast extension for upright positioning.
Offers general advice and precautions for maintaining the patient lift.
Outlines the daily inspection checklist to ensure the lift's safety and functionality.
Covers safety precautions and methods for cleaning and disinfecting the lift.
Provides safety guidelines for cleaning and disinfection procedures.
Specifies recommended intervals for cleaning and disinfection.
Details the proper methods for cleaning the lift and sling.
Provides specific instructions for disinfecting the lift in domestic and clinical settings.
States the required service intervals and technician qualifications.
Refers to UK regulations (LOLER) for equipment safety inspections.
Provides instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of the product and batteries.
Outlines steps for reconditioning the product for a new user.
Lists common faults with the lift and provides solutions for each.
Lists the maximum safe working load for different models of the patient lift.
Details the physical dimensions and weights of the patient lift models.
Provides specifications for the electrical system, including voltage and current.
Specifies the recommended environmental conditions for storage and operation.
Lists the materials used in the construction of the patient lift components.
Details the operating forces required for various controls on the lift.
Provides general information regarding the product's electromagnetic compatibility.
Details the electromagnetic emissions from the product and the intended environment.
Specifies the product's immunity to various electromagnetic disturbances.
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