To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the red light on and alarm sounding on my Prism Medical Lifting Systems?
If the red indicator light turns RED and a loud alarm sounds when lifting someone with your Prism Medical Lifting Systems, the batteries are likely low and need charging. Please charge the lift for at least one hour and then try again.
What to do if my Prism Medical Lifting Systems won't go up or down?
If your Prism Medical Lifting Systems isn't moving up or down, even with the airline properly connected, check the indicator light on the front right side of the lift. It should be GREEN. Try pressing the ON/OFF or UP/DOWN buttons on the hand control to activate the lift and turn the indicator light GREEN. If it still doesn't work, the batteries may be low. Charge the lift for at least an hour before trying again.
Why won't my Prism Medical Lifting Systems go down when the green light is on?
If the green light is ON but your Prism Medical Lifting Systems won't go down, it's likely due to the built-in slack tape detector. To fix this, hold the lift strap about 10 centimeters above the top of the lift and pull it upwards to tighten the strap. Then, press the DOWN button.
General| Brand | Prism Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | P440 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Critical safety warnings and precautions for operating the P-440 lift.
Details the four main components of the ceiling lift technology.
Lists the essential items included with the P-440 lift system.
Provides technical data including lifting range, weight, and load capacity.
Explains the meaning of important safety symbols used in the manual.
Defines symbols related to lift functions and instructions.
Stipulates that the lift must be installed by authorized personnel only.
Emphasizes the need for proper user training to prevent injury.
Covers safe operation, avoiding misuse, and not exceeding maximum load.
Highlights risks associated with water exposure and flammable anaesthetics.
Instructions for powering the lift on, off, and its automatic shut-off feature.
Explains the meaning of indicator lights for battery charge levels.
Details the function and use of the red emergency stop switch.
How to operate the lift's raising and lowering functions using the hand control.
Alternative method for raising/lowering using buttons on the lift unit.
Guidance on pushing the lift along the track and avoiding obstacles.
Illustrates different ways to connect the lift to the track trolley.
Crucial safety check for ensuring the lift hook is properly attached.
Procedure for bringing the lift to the transfer location.
Ensuring the sling is correctly fitted for safety and comfort.
Guidance on connecting the sling straps to the lift's carry bar hooks.
Verification of sling strap security on the carry bar hooks.
Critical check to ensure the sling loop is not resting on the latch.
Instructions for lifting the individual and moving them along the track.
Guidance on final placement and detaching the sling straps.
Steps for safely removing the lift from the track for storage.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the P-440 lift batteries.
Important safety notes regarding charger placement and usage.
Recommendations for battery maintenance to ensure longevity.
How to use the dedicated button for emergency lowering.
Procedure for using the emergency stop switch to halt all movement.
Requirements for inspection and reset after using the emergency stop.
Step-by-step guide to reconnecting the hand control airline tube.
How to verify the airline connection is secure and functional.
Caution against liquid entering the lift, which can cause damage or injury.
Solutions for issues with the hand control airline tube.
Troubleshooting for unresponsive or incorrectly functioning hand control buttons.
Steps to resolve issues when the lift fails to respond.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to low battery indicators and alarms.
User checklist for visual inspection before each use.
User checklist for monthly visual inspection of lift operation.
Guidance for professional maintenance checks by a qualified technician.
Details available track lengths, curves, and end stops.
Information on various styles, sizes, and custom sling availability.
Caution regarding the use of only authorized slings with the lift.
Section to record initial purchase details of the lift.
Contact details for service providers and company information.
Recording the type of service performed (e.g., inspection, repair).
Information about the technician or person who completed the service.
Details the standard warranty period for new equipment.
Lists conditions and factors that are not covered by the warranty.
Specifies limitations on Prism Medical's liability.
