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If the lifting straps on your Invacare Medical Equipment will only move down, but not up, it could be due to a nearly discharged battery. Try charging the battery or using the emergency battery. Another possibility is that the load is too high. The hoist is equipped with an over-current safety system, so reduce the load.
What to do if Invacare Medical Equipment lifting straps will only move up and not down?
If the lifting straps on your Invacare Medical Equipment will only move up and not down, it might be a defective hand control, which would need replacing. It's also possible that the loose strap function has been activated, so check the loose strap function.
How to fix Invacare Medical Equipment ceiling hoist that will not charge?
If your Invacare Medical Equipment ceiling hoist will not charge, ensure the hand control is placed in the charging station to recharge the ceiling hoist. Also, check that the power supply is switched on and connected to the charging station.
General| Brand | Invacare |
|---|---|
| Model | Robin Series |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
General warnings about product use, reading instructions, and contacting personnel if unsure.
Provides general safety information for product operation and specific warnings.
Warns against exceeding maximum load limits and explains how to determine the system limit.
Explains the requirements for installing the rail system and trolley.
Provides cautions about strap guidance, hand control protection, and strap inlet.
Explains how to operate the hoist using the hand control and buttons.
Details the procedure for charging the hoist's battery and its importance.
Explains how to use the emergency stop function and its implications.
Describes the emergency lowering function and precautions for its use.
Provides instructions on how to reset the emergency stop or lowering function.
Warns about using slings from other manufacturers and recommends appropriate slings.
Provides cautions and instructions for correctly attaching the sling to the hoist hooks.
States that only trained personnel should use the hoist and lists safety checks before lifting.
A table listing common symptoms, problems, and solutions for the hoist.
