Why is the battery status indicator light flashing red on my Mangar Health Medical Equipment?
The battery status indicator light flashes red when the compressor’s internal temperature cut-out has tripped. To resolve this, leave the Airflo for 60-90 minutes to cool down.
What to do if the Mangar Health Medical Equipment compressor causes electrical interference?
If the compressor is causing electrical interference with other equipment, move either the compressor or the other item further away from each other until the interference stops.
What to do if the Mangar Health Medical Equipment compressor keeps stopping when inflating the ELK?
If the compressor keeps stopping when trying to inflate the ELK, check that there are no kinks in the air hoses.
How to fix a Mangar Health Medical Equipment compressor that does not run?
If the compressor does not run when one or more of the buttons are pressed on the hand control, ensure that all the air hoses from the hand control are connected to the ELK and Airflo 24.
Essential safety precautions and potential hazards when using the ELK.
Defines the specific purpose and application of the ELK lifting cushion.
Lists all components included in the ELK package for user reference.
Step-by-step instructions for safely moving a patient onto the ELK.
Guide to connecting the hand control and the Airflo 24 compressor to the ELK.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the ELK to maintain hygiene and safety.
Guidelines for safe transportation, storage, and end-of-life disposal of the ELK.
Common problems and their solutions for the ELK and associated equipment.
Technical details and performance characteristics of the ELK.
Information regarding the product warranty, terms, and conditions.
Statement confirming the ELK's compliance with relevant medical device directives.
General| Product Type | Emergency Lifting Cushion |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.6 kg (8 lbs) |
| Inflation Time | Approximately 30 seconds |
| Material | Nylon |
| Inflated Height | 22 inches |
| Power Supply | Mains or battery operated |
| Deflate Time | Approximately 30 seconds |
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