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Preventive maintenance
Regular inspection and adjustments
Maintenance intervals
This schedule is a general guide to maintenance. The required maintenance schedule may vary based on:
• Call volume
• Weather
• Terrain
• Geographical location
• Individual usage
If you are not sure how or when to perform these checks, contact your Stryker Service Technician.
When you perform Power-LOAD preventive maintenance checks, you must perform a preventive maintenance check on
its corresponding Power-LOAD compatible cot and the optional wheel guide assembly (if applicable) to confirm
operability of the entire system.
Power-LOAD compatible cot maintenance
Wear items that may require replacement on the Power-LOAD compatible cot include the cot arm spacer (6500-002-
123), base dead stop (6085-001-094), and load wheel pin (6500-002-104).
Optional wheel guide assembly maintenance (if applicable)
To preserve Power-LOAD fastener functionality, make sure that the wheel guide is functional and its structure has not
been compromised. The wheel guide rail system assists the Power-LOAD system in loading the cot. If the wheel guide
has been compromised, replace it immediately.
Note: The Power-LOAD maintenance schedule is based on 10 calls per day. Adjust the routine maintenance schedule
to your actual service usage.
Every month
Check
Routine
Lock location
Clean debris from the foot end lock location on the
transfer
Every three months
Check
Routine
Loose fasteners Replace if loose
Battery terminal screws Tighten loose screws (torque to 9 in-lb)
Transfer assembly and anchor assembly Clean debris from the top of the transfer assembly and
anchor assembly
Transfer roller channels Clean transfer roller channels to prevent debris
accumulation
Trolley stop ramp Tighten loose screws
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