■Do not damage cables (such as the power cable).
Damage to the cables may cause electric shock or fire due to a short circuit.
○Be careful not to allow cables to get caught in the moving parts of the bed.
○Be careful not to place heavy objects on the cables or apply excessive force to them.
○Do not run over cables with the bed.
●Request repair (or replacement) of damaged cables.
Do not bump or damage electrical parts such as the handheld controller.
The bed may malfunction, resulting in injury, and there is a risk of electric shock or fire due to
a short circuit.
●This may cause operational failure.
●Request repair (or replacement) of a damaged handheld controller.
Do not run cables (such as the power cable) of the bed or other electrical appliances
The cables may get caught in casters or moving parts and become damaged and short circuit,
resulting in electric shock or fire.
■Do not apply excessive force to the power plug.
●There is a risk of electric shock or a fire due to a short circuit.
Do not allow dust to accumulate on the power plug pins.
Dust on the power plug can absorb moisture and
conduct electricity, causing a short circuit and possibly
resulting in electric shock or fire.
●Wipe away any dust accumulating on the surface of
the power plug using a dry cloth.
■Always unplug the power plug before cleaning.
●There is a risk of injury due to accidental operation or electric shock due to a short circuit.
■Do not insert or remove the power plug with wet hands.
There is a risk of electric shock or product failure
due to a short circuit.
Do not trip over the power cable or the handheld controller cable.
The power plug or cables may get damaged and short circuit, resulting in electric shock or fire.
●There is a risk of injury caused by the patient falling down.
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