Stryker ProCuity Series - Removing or replacing the headboard; Removing or replacing the footboard; Raising the siderails

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WWAARRNNIINNGG -- Do not use the headboard for CPR support.
You can remove the headboard (A) (
Product illustration (page 11)) to access the patient or to clean the product.
To remove the headboard:
1. Grasp the handles and lift the headboard straight up and off the product.
To replace the headboard:
1. Align the headboard pegs with the sockets at the head end of the product.
2. Lower the headboard until the headboard seats into the sockets.
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You can remove the footboard (G) ( Product illustration (page 11)) to access the patient or to clean the product.
To remove the footboard:
1. Grasp the handles and lift the footboard straight up and off the product.
To replace the footboard:
1. Align the footboard pegs with the sockets at the foot end of the product.
2. Lower the footboard until the footboard seats into the sockets.
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• Always set the siderail position for appropriate patient safety.
• Always lock the controls when the patient is unattended.
• Always route the cables, wires, and tubing from other equipment so that parts of the product do not pinch them.
NNoottee -- Do not use siderails as a patient restraint device.
When you raise the siderails, listen for a click to indicate that the siderail locks into position. Pull on the siderail to make sure
the siderail locks.
EN 20 3009-009-001 Rev B.0