How to troubleshoot Stryker GoBed II Medical Equipment bed with no power?
If your Stryker Medical Equipment bed has no power, verify the power at the wall receptacle and the power cord connections at both the wall and the bed. Inspect the power cord for any damage and replace it if needed. Also, check the two fuses inside the power connector.
What to do if Stryker Medical Equipment scale displays 'OVERLOAD' or incorrect weight?
If the scale display on your Stryker Medical Equipment shows 'OVERLOAD' or an incorrect weight, first ensure the patient's weight is not greater than 500 lb (227 kg). If the weight is within the limit, zero the scale without the patient on the bed. Also, make sure any equipment added to the bed was done following the 'Add/Remove Equipment Procedure'. Finally, check that all load cell cables are properly connected to the scale control board.
Why is there no bed up or down motion on my Stryker GoBed II Medical Equipment?
If your Stryker Medical Equipment bed isn't moving up or down, ensure that the Total Lockout feature (padlock LED) is not enabled. Check the siderail control panel cable connection to the bed receptacle located under the mattress support. Also, verify that the bed has power.
What to do if Fowler is not moving up or down on Stryker Medical Equipment?
If the Fowler function on your Stryker Medical Equipment bed isn't moving up or down, make sure that neither the Total Lockout nor the Fowler Lockout (padlock LEDs) are enabled. Check the siderail control panel cable connection to the bed receptacle, which is under the mattress support. Also, ensure that the bed has power.
Why is there no Gatch up or down motion on my Stryker GoBed II bed?
If the Gatch function on your Stryker Medical Equipment bed isn't moving up or down, ensure that neither the Total Lockout nor the Gatch Lockout (padlock LEDs) are enabled. Check the siderail control panel cable connection to the bed receptacle located under the mattress support. Also, verify the bed has power.
How to fix Stryker Medical Equipment scale display that doesn't turn on?
If the scale display on your Stryker Medical Equipment does not turn on when activated, first verify that the bed has power. Then, press the ENTER key twice. Unhook the foot board from the bed by lifting it off the connectors, ensure the connectors match correctly, and press the foot board down firmly to reconnect it to the bed. Finally, check the Scale user interface cable connection to the scale control board (J6 connector).
How to troubleshoot no auto contour motion on Stryker GoBed II?
If the Auto Contour motion is not working on your Stryker Medical Equipment bed, ensure that the Gatch Lockout (padlock LED) is not enabled. Check the two Auto Contour limit switches and replace them if needed.
What to do if Stryker GoBed II bed exit system doesn't work or alarm goes off?
If the Bed Exit system on your Stryker Medical Equipment is not working or the alarm goes off when activated, check the load cell cable connections to the scale control board.
How to fix Stryker GoBed II Medical Equipment CPR positioning malfunction?
If the CPR positioning is not operating properly on your Stryker Medical Equipment, with the Gatch not lowering and/or the Fowler actuator not resetting, check the two CPR limit switches and replace them if necessary.
Why doesn't the Fowler on my Stryker Medical Equipment reach full height?
If the Fowler on your Stryker Medical Equipment does not reach full height, it might be because the CPR handle was used to partially lower it. This can cause the Fowler motor to lose sync with the actual position. To fix this, completely lower the Fowler using either the CPR handle or the Fowler down control to allow the motor to reset itself.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols used in the manual.
Defines the intended purpose and environment for the GoBed II MedSurg Bed, Model FL28C.
Details the bed's technical characteristics, including load capacity and dimensions.
Specifies the operating and storage conditions for the bed.
Provides essential safety rules for operating and maintaining the bed.
Highlights potential risks like electrical hazards, patient injury, and proper usage.
Outlines the steps for grounding oneself before servicing electronics.
Lists recommended cleaners and cautions for cleaning the bed surfaces.
A comprehensive list of items to inspect annually for bed maintenance.
Details the lubrication schedule and procedure for actuator screws.
Lists typical bed malfunctions and their solutions.
Lists part names and numbers for electrical and electronic components.
Lists part names and numbers for base structural components.
Provides a wiring diagram for the motor control board.
Details the electrical system diagrams for different power supply configurations.
Wiring diagram for the optional scale system.
Explains error codes related to the scale system.
Step-by-step guide to replace the head end siderail assembly.
Procedure for replacing the foot section of the bed.
Instructions for replacing the fowler motor.
Steps for replacing the main control board.
Lists the parts and quantities for the brake system.
Lists the parts and quantities for the lift mechanism.
Details the various pendant control options available for the bed.
Lists parts for the optional monitor tray accessory.
Lists parts for the optional patient helper accessory.
Lists parts for the optional oxygen bottle holder accessory.
Lists parts for the optional bed extender accessory.
Lists parts for the removable and fixed I.V. poles.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity based on IEC 60601 standards.
Recommends distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.
Details available service contract options for equipment maintenance.
General| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs (227 kg) |
|---|---|
| Mattress Length | 80 in (203 cm) |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Backrest Angle Range | 0-70 degrees |
| Knee Gatch Range | 0-30 degrees |
| Wheel Diameter | 5 in |
| Reverse Trendelenburg Range | 30 degrees |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Features | Adjustable height, Trendelenburg positioning |
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