What to do if Tollos Medical Equipment lift displays “overload”?
If the display reads “overload”, it means the maximum weight limit has been exceeded. Lower the patient immediately and do not attempt to re-lift.
What to do if Tollos Cirrus lift doesn’t operate?
If the lift doesn’t operate: * Ensure the lift is on. Test the hand controller and the up/down buttons on the lift box. If only one functions, replace the other. * Check that the strap is perpendicular to the floor. Strap must be near vertical to allow the lift to function. * If emergency lowering was used, reboot the lift with the power button. * If emergency stop arms activate (due to a lowering event), contact Tollos for service. * The lift may be at 7,500 cycles, requiring maintenance.
Why is my Tollos Medical Equipment lift beeping?
Your Tollos Medical Equipment lift may be beeping because it needs to be charged for 2.5 hours, or the batteries need to be replaced.
What to do if Tollos Cirrus Medical Equipment lift doesn’t power on?
The Tollos Medical Equipment lift may not power on because the fuse has not been installed, is installed incorrectly, or is blown, or the batteries are dead.
What to do if Tollos Cirrus lift lowers but doesn’t raise?
If the Tollos Medical Equipment lift lowers but doesn’t raise, make sure the batteries are charged. Also, reset manual emergency lowering by pressing the down button.
What to do if Tollos Cirrus Medical Equipment lift doesn’t charge?
If the Tollos Medical Equipment lift doesn’t charge, check the onboard fuse and replace it if necessary.
What to do if Tollos Medical Equipment lift functional buttons operate in reverse?
If the functional buttons on your Tollos Medical Equipment lift operate in reverse, hold the Up button and allow the lift to descend all the way, then hold the Down button to allow the lift to ascend to the top. The system will reset itself.
What to do if Tollos Medical Equipment lift is beeping but LED power indicator is off?
If the Tollos Medical Equipment lift is beeping but the LED power indicator is off, replace the fuse or call for service.
Provides contact details for Tollos Inc. corporate and regional offices.
Explains various warning, caution, and information symbols used in the manual.
Lists necessary tools for changing lift batteries.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing batteries.
Lists necessary tools for touch pad replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the touch pad.
Lists necessary tools for circuit board replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the circuit board.
Lists necessary tools for on/off switch replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the on/off switch.
Lists necessary tools for lift strap replacement.
Initial steps for replacing the lift strap.
Middle steps for replacing the lift strap.
Final steps for replacing the lift strap.
Explains messages displayed during normal lift operation.
Explains messages displayed during charging mode.
Identifies lift components with a numbered exploded view.
Checklist for inspecting various lift components and functions.
Instructions for performing the Preventative Maintenance alert reset.
Details for testing battery and charger output.
Recommendations for inspecting lift straps for wear and damage.
Visual examples of acceptable strap wear.
Example showing strap wear with exposed steel cables.
Visual examples of strap creasing and potential cracking.
Example of physical damage to a lift strap.
Visual examples of strap edge damage.
Examples of severe strap damage affecting internal cables.
Exploded view and parts list for the spreader bar assembly.
Exploded view and parts list for the lift trolley assembly.
Flowchart to diagnose lift operational issues.
Guidance on troubleshooting power-related lift problems.
Instructions for cleaning lift components and tracks.
Guidelines for disinfecting lifts and their belts.
Legal terms and conditions for equipment sales and use.
The document describes the Cirrus® and Pinnacle® Service Manual, which details the maintenance and service procedures for Tollos ceiling lifts. These lifts are designed to lighten the load of care by assisting with patient transfers and mobility.
The Tollos ceiling lifts, including the Cirrus and Pinnacle models, are patient handling devices designed to facilitate the lifting and traversing of patients. They consist of a lift unit that moves along a track system, a spreader bar for attaching slings, and a control system for operation. The lifts are intended to reduce the physical strain on caregivers and enhance patient safety during transfers.
General| Brand | Tollos |
|---|---|
| Model | Cirrus |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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