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12. Headrest
WARNING
Keep fingers, hair, clothes etc. away from the moving parts of the headrest.
>> An injury could result from fingers being pinched or hair etc. being caught in the
movin
parts.
Adjust the headrest with non patient sitting.
>>Otherwise, it could result injury, damage on ratchet side, also sudden movement
of the headrest could in
ure the patient’s neck or head.
Adjustment of headrest angle must operate by technician.
Make sure the release button will not be press while supporting headrest
without assistant’s beside.
>>Otherwise it could suddenly fall down and this could result injure and
damage.
Support the headrest carefully to adjust its angle or push the slide bar in.
>>If the release button is pressed when the headrest is not supported, it could
suddenly fall down and this could injure the patient. Also sudden movement of the
headrest could in
ure the patient’s neck or head.
(1) Slide Bar (standard)
The headrest slides in and out on a stepless continuum within
a certain range.
Grip the headrest firmly in both hands and then slide it to an
optional position.
(2) Angle Adjustment (standard)
Angle adjustment is possible within a certain range in following
procedures.
>> Up direction: Push the headrest to the front, gripping it
firmly in both hands. Fix it at an optional
position.
>> Down direction: Press the release button, supporting
the headrest in both hands. The
headrest can be moved while the
release button is pressed.
slide
adjust
Release button
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