What to do if Stryker Medical Equipment jack will not pump up but the jack actuator rod does move when the pump pedal is activated?
If the Stryker Medical Equipment jack is not pumping up, but the actuator rod moves when the pump pedal is activated, the suggested solution is to replace valve #2. See page 13 for instructions.
Why Stryker Medical Equipment jack will not hold in raised position?
If your Stryker Medical Equipment jack won't hold in the raised position, check the linkage to ensure it's disengaged. If engaged, use a 7/16” socket or wrench to back off the nut until the jack drift stops. Should the jack still fail to hold, consider replacing valve #1, referring to page 12 for guidance.
What to do if Stryker Medical Equipment jack will not pump up and the jack actuator rod does not move?
If your Stryker Medical Equipment jack will not pump up and the jack actuator rod does not move, close the needle valve. If it still won't pump, replace valve #2 (see p. 13).
How to fix Stryker Renaissance Medical Equipment jack that will not raise to full height?
If the Stryker Medical Equipment jack won't raise to full height, check for any leaks. Add hydraulic fluid as needed; refer to page 11 for instructions.
What to do if Stryker Renaissance jack will not hold in raised position?
If your Stryker Medical Equipment jack fails to hold in the raised position, start by completely closing the needle valve. If the jack then holds, the solution is to replace valve #1, as detailed on page 14. However, if the jack still does not hold its position, proceed to replace valve #2, as instructed on page 15.
Why Stryker Renaissance jack will not pump up and the jack actuator rod does not move?
If the Stryker Medical Equipment jack won't pump up and the actuator rod remains stationary, begin by closing the needle valve. If the jack then pumps up, the remedy is to replace valve #1. Should the jack still fail to pump up after closing the needle valve, replace valve #3, as described on page 15.
Indicates potential risks to personal safety during operation.
Highlights procedures to avoid equipment damage.
Describes using pedal A to elevate the stretcher litter.
Instructions on how to raise the stretcher litter using pedal A.
Instructions on how to lower the stretcher litter using pedals B and C.
How to position the stretcher head-down using pedal B.
How to position the stretcher foot-down using pedal C.
Instructions for applying brakes via pedal D on the control end.
Instructions for applying brakes via pedal E on the non-control end.
How to operate crank-based Fowler and Knee Gatch adjustments.
How to operate pneumatic Fowler adjustments using handle A.
Instructions for raising and locking siderails using latch B.
Instructions for lowering and disengaging siderails using latch B.
Instructions for cleaning the stretcher surfaces and Velcro components.
A comprehensive list of inspection points for bi-annual maintenance.
Procedure for filing claims for damaged merchandise within 15 days.
Instructions on not accepting damaged shipments unless noted on receipt.
Procedure for filing claims for short shipments within 30 days.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Stryker |
| Series | Renaissance |
| Display | High-resolution touchscreen |
| Compatibility | surgical instruments |
| Portability | Mobile |
| Software | surgical planning and navigation software |
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