What to do if the service light is on but OpeMed OT200 Medical Equipment works OK?
If the service light (red spanner) is on but the hoist works OK, it indicates that the OT200 medical equipment should be serviced and LOLER inspected every 6 months as per LOLER & ISO10535. Contact OpeMed for a service at 01252 758858.
What to do if charging light is flashing and OpeMed Medical Equipment is slow?
If the charging light is flashing and the hoist is slow to use, return the OpeMed medical equipment hoist to the charging station and leave it for a minimum of 2 hours.
What to do if the OpeMed Medical Equipment hoist is not working and the yellow light is flashing?
If your OpeMed Medical Equipment hoist isn't working, and you see a green light momentarily followed by a flashing yellow light, try these steps: First, ensure the hoist is correctly parked on the charging point. Next, check that the handset plug is fully inserted. Finally, verify that the charger is switched on at the mains and that the green light indicates it is receiving power.
What to do if the OT200 Lifting Belt descends down with little or no weight applied on OpeMed Medical Equipment?
To prevent the OT200 lifting belt from descending with little or no weight applied, a small current is applied to the motor. If the spreader bar continues to descend, increase the current by following these steps: 1) Remove the covers of the OT200/OT200. 2) Push the service button (B) on the PCB and release it. The display (A) will show [service menu]. 3) Push and hold the service button (B). 4) While holding the service button, push the left hangebar button on the handset. 5) Release all buttons. The display (A) will show [tegenstroom pwm]. 6) The current value is set to 10 by default. Increase or decrease this value using the hangebar button on the hand control (an increase of 1 unit may be sufficient). Save the settings by pushing the service button (B).
How to shut off the service light on OpeMed OT200?
To shut off the service light on your OpeMed Medical Equipment, follow these steps: 1: Enter service mode by pressing the button on the PCB. 2: Simultaneously press the following buttons on the handset: Top Left Button, Middle Button, Bottom Right Button.
Explains the purpose and scope of the user manual for operating and maintaining the OT200/OT400.
Explains symbols used in the manual and their meanings for safe operation.
Lists the items included in the delivered package for the OT200 hoist.
Describes the OT200/OT400 hoist, its function as a passive transfer device, and compliance.
Lists critical safety warnings, usage restrictions, and important operational guidelines for the hoist.
Details battery charging procedures, factors affecting battery life, and charging times.
Explains how lifting cycles, weight, and battery age affect the hoist's capacity and lifecycle.
Describes how to use the emergency cord to activate the emergency stop and lowering function.
Explains the emergency control for lowering a caretaker using spare battery power in critical situations.
Explains the meaning of the different indicator lights (green, orange, red) on the hoist.
Instructions for connecting the hand-held control to the hoist cassette.
Instructions on how to connect the powered hanger bar to the hoist cassette.
How to use the hand-held control for operating the hoist and hanger bar functions.
Explains XY/H rail systems for covering room areas and cassette charging.
Describes the optional turntable for enabling cassette movement along multiple rails.
Explains the gate system for smooth transitions between fixed and mobile rails in X-Y systems.
Details the exchanger/junction as a cost-effective alternative to turntables for track splitting.
Details the standard 2-point spreader bar for use with loop slings.
Describes the manual cradle hanger bar, influenced by user movement for positioning.
Explains the powered cradle for automatic positioning, controlled by hand-held device.
Notes that the OT400 hanger bar is reinforced for its higher capacity.
Provides guidelines for correctly attaching slings and checking them for wear or damage.
Instructions for attaching loop slings to the hanger bar hooks securely.
Instructions for attaching clip slings to the hanger bar attachment points correctly.
Step-by-step guide for safely lifting a caretaker from a chair.
Step-by-step guide for safely lifting a caretaker from a bed.
Instructions on how to safely move a lifted patient along the rail system.
Procedures for safely transferring a patient out of the hoist system after lifting.
Guide for lowering a lifted patient onto a bed into a lying position.
Instructions for safely lowering a patient into a wheelchair.
Instructions for safely lowering a patient onto a toilet.
Guidelines for cleaning the hoist cassette, hanger bar, and slings.
Recommended daily and weekly maintenance checks to prevent operational problems.
Details requirements for annual inspection and maintenance by authorized personnel.
Troubleshooting steps to diagnose and resolve common issues when the hoist is not working.
Information on how to properly dispose of the hoist and its components.
Provides a summary of the key technical specifications of the OT200 hoist.
Provides contact information for OpeMed (Europe) Ltd, including address, phone, and email.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Oxygen Concentrator |
| Operation | Continuous Flow |
| Oxygen Purity | 93% ± 3% |
| Noise Level | ≤ 45 dB(A) |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
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