Why does the Lumex Medical Equipment actuator stop and start when lifting?
If the actuator stops and starts while lifting or lowering, the batteries are likely at the end of their life cycle and need to be replaced.
Why will my Lumex Medical Equipment actuator only move up or down?
If the actuator only moves in one direction, either up or down, the hand control may need to be replaced. Alternatively, the control box PCB may be malfunctioning.
What does it mean if my Lumex Medical Equipment beeps 3 times when lifting?
Hearing 3 long beeps from the control box when lifting indicates that you are attempting to lift someone heavier than the safe working load. Stop the lift and lower safely to bed or chair immediately.
Why does my Lumex Medical Equipment actuator make a clicking sound?
If your actuator makes a clicking sound, ensure the actuator plug is fully inserted into the control box so the O-ring is not visible. If the clicking continues, the actuator may need replacement, or the control box PCB may be malfunctioning.
What to do if Lumex Medical Equipment lift will not operate even though it shows the batteries are charged?
If your lift won't operate even when the batteries appear charged, disconnect the charger from the control box, as the lift will not work when the charger is attached. Check that the hand control is properly inserted into the control box and that the actuator is correctly connected. If problems persist, the hand control may need to be replaced.
How to troubleshoot no lights on battery indicator when charging Lumex Medical Equipment?
If you see no lights on the battery indicator when plugging in the charger, ensure the red reset button is in the up position. Check that the charger is firmly connected to both the control box and the wall socket. If the issue persists, the charger may be at the end of its life cycle and needs replacement. If the charger is transmitting current, you may need to replace the control box PCB.
What to do if Lumex Medical Equipment lift will not operate and battery indicator has no lights illuminated?
If your lift won't operate and the battery indicator has no lights, check that the red reset button is in the up position. Also, make sure the internal batteries are properly connected with the connection wires. If that doesn't resolve the issue, the batteries may no longer hold a charge and must be replaced, or the control box PCB may be damaged and require replacement.
How to fix Lumex Medical Equipment that needs frequent battery recharges?
If you need to recharge your batteries often, or they fail to hold a charge, replace the two internal batteries as they are at the end of their life cycle. Batteries should be changed every 18-24 months depending on usage.
General| Brand | Lumex |
|---|---|
| Model | LF1050 |
| Category | Personal Care Products |
| Language | English |
Defines the purpose and scope of the patient lift for transfers.
Explains the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and INFO statements.
Lists essential warnings and cautions before operating the patient lift.
Covers critical safety advice for lifting, maneuvering, and sling use.
Identifies the main physical parts of the patient lift with labels.
Details the various parts of the lift's control box.
Instructions for packing, unpacking, inspection, and storage of the patient lift.
Provides numbered steps and diagrams for assembling the patient lift.
Provides numbered steps and diagrams for assembling the patient lift.
Provides numbered steps and diagrams for assembling the patient lift.
Instructions for charging the lift's batteries and ensuring they are ready.
Explains how to read the battery indicator lights and their meaning.
Details the different buzzer patterns and their associated lift statuses.
Steps to take before initiating a patient lift procedure.
Outlines the fundamental steps and precautions for lifting a patient.
Detailed steps for safely lifting a patient who is in a bed.
Detailed steps for safely lowering a patient onto a bed.
Steps for safely lifting a patient who has fallen to the floor.
Steps for safely lowering a patient to the floor.
Instructions for moving a patient between a chair and a wheelchair or commode.
Guidance on safely removing the sling from a patient.
Steps for moving a patient from a bed to a wheelchair or commode chair.
How to use the emergency lowering device in case of lift failure.
Essential checks to perform on the lift before each operation.
Guidelines for monthly inspections and lubrication points.
Recommendations for cleaning the lift and slings.
A schedule outlining inspection and adjustment tasks for the lift.
Lists common symptoms and their possible causes and solutions.
Details the physical dimensions, weight capacity, and components of the lift.
Outlines what the limited warranty covers and its duration.
Instructions on how to contact GF for warranty claims and service.
Lists conditions that void the warranty and disclaims certain liabilities.
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