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General| Brand | Wissner-Bosserhoff |
|---|---|
| Model | Carisma |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details symbols used in the manual to indicate safety-relevant information.
Specifies the primary purpose and environment for operating the nursing home bed.
Ensures the floor is suitable to prevent damage and ensure stability.
Specifies minimum clearances required around the bed for safe adjustment.
Awareness of protective elements like bumpers and corner guards.
Details the overall external dimensions of the nursing home bed.
Provides the range and details for the bed's height adjustment feature.
Specifies the maximum weight the bed can safely support.
Defines the recommended temperature, humidity, and pressure for operation.
Information on voltage, current, and frequency for the electromotor.
Details the ingress protection (IP) rating for the patient surface.
Specifies the recommended maximum operating times and pauses for motors.
Specifies the voltage when the motor is in an idling state.
Details the maximum force the electric motor can exert for height adjustment.
Indicates the electrical safety class for the height adjustment mechanism.
Confirms compliance with the Medical Devices Directive (MDD) and CE marking.
Details adherence to standards for risk management in medical products.
Specifies compliance with standards for electromagnetic compatibility.
Caution regarding combination with other electro-medical appliances without proper connection.
Identifies the head end component of the bed.
Identifies the side rail component of the bed.
Identifies the handset used for controlling bed functions.
Details the function and operation of the backrest adjustment.
Explains the operation of the legs up position adjustment.
Describes the auto contour adjustment feature of the bed.
Details the functionality and operation of the bed's height adjustment.
Safety precautions regarding potential faults in electrical functions.
Advises on potential interference from electromagnetic radiation sources.
Ensures safety by checking for persons or objects in the adjustment area.
Prohibits operating the backrest function under load to prevent damage or injury.
Instructions for manually adjusting and releasing the backrest.
Specifies that the legs up position requires medical staff release for safety.
Clarifies the intended use of the legs up position for therapeutic reasons.
Warns of entrapment risk between extension and floor when adjusting sitting position.
Specifies that the sitting position requires medical staff release for safety.
Important note on synchronizing height adjustment units for evenness.
Ensures proper height adjustment to prevent patient falls.
Highlights the entrapment risk area around the height adjustment mechanism.
Mandates checks for persons or objects before each height adjustment.
Recommends locking the handset to prevent unauthorized height adjustments.
Instructions on how to release handset functions using the control box.
Instructions on how to lock handset functions using the control box.
Ensures all components are delivered and checks for defects or damage.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the patient surface onto the frame.
Instructions for installing and connecting the patient surface motor.
Ensures handset is in 'Resident Mode' for safety, disabling certain functions.
Requires checking patient surface height before adjusting CS and LU positions.
Guidance on how to properly move the bed, avoiding side rails.
Warns against damaging the handset or mains cable when moving the bed.
Ensures feet are not caught in castors or undercarriage covering when moving.
Detailed explanation of each button and indicator on the handset.
Instructions to set the locking switch on the handset before operation.
Explains the meaning of indicator lights (Diode B) on the handset.
Details how error conditions are displayed on the handset.
Describes the three modes (Locking, Care, Resident) for the handset's safety key.
Details the 'Locking Mode' where all handset functions are disabled.
Details the 'Care Mode' where all handset functions are enabled.
Details the 'Resident Mode' where specific functions are enabled.
Instructions for safely replacing the handset holding hook.
Emphasizes correct insertion of the safety key to prevent breakage.
Explains how to adjust the calf rest height using ratchets.
Step-by-step guide for raising the calf rest to a desired position.
Step-by-step guide for lowering the calf rest.
Highlights the need for the safety key to release specific calf rest functions.
Explains that the bed's movability is limited and not for patient transport.
Instructions on how to engage and disengage the castor brakes.
Step-by-step guide for lowering the side rails on Model 06.
Step-by-step guide for raising the side rails on Model 06.
Warns that the central locking mechanism alone does not ensure sufficient fall protection.
Instructions for lowering side rails using the release catch mechanism.
Instructions for raising side rails using the release catch mechanism.
Warns about insufficient fall protection in the 'central position' of some side rails.
Advises to check the side rail locking mechanism after adjustment.
Warns to be careful to avoid trapping fingers or body parts in side rails.
Recommends side rail cushioning to protect against entanglement for restless patients.
Suggests using extensions and cushioning for enhanced side protection.
Describes the initial lowered position of the side rail.
Instructions for raising side rails to the second level for patient restriction.
Instructions for raising side rails to the third level.
Instructions for raising side rails to the highest, fourth level.
Advises checking the side rail locking mechanism by shaking.
Specifies the 4th level adjustment for side rails with the comfort patient surface.
Instructions for attaching and using the lifting pole accessory.
Details on how to correctly insert and secure the lifting pole.
Specifies the maximum load capacity for the lifting pole accessory.
Clarifies the intended use of the infusion stand and what not to attach.
Specifies the maximum load capacity for the infusion holder and its hooks.
Stipulates that the extension must be factory-fitted or installed by specialists.
Requires checking space between foot end and floor when tilting.
Instructs to reset the handset to locking mode after using the tilting function.
Ensures mattress incisions align with bed rotation points for optimal contour.
Specifies maximum and minimum mattress thickness for safety.
Recommends mattresses with a minimum volume weight (RG 40) for quality.
Details how the accessory holder is attached to the bed.
Warns to check for collision with bed parts or fittings before attaching the holder.
Specifies the maximum load capacity for the accessories holder.
Describes the different ways the handset holder can be positioned.
Warns against using the handset holder as a support for getting up.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the side rail extension.
Specifies the required safety clearance when using side rail extensions.
Highlights the risk of entrapment during side rail adjustment procedures.
Warns that inclined side rails do not offer sufficient fall protection.
Instructions for initial cleaning according to IP protection level before first use.
Explains the meaning of IP protection type digits for electrical devices.
Specifies when and how the bed must be disinfected.
Warns against fluid penetration into bed parts, emphasizing slight damp cloth use.
Lists recommended agents for disinfection and their usage guidelines.
Highlights the high quality of materials used for wooden parts.
Explains natural aging processes affecting wood surfaces due to environmental factors.
Suggests using environmentally friendly household cleaners for stubborn stains.
Warns against using abrasive cleaners that can damage surfaces.
Stresses the importance of wiping surfaces dry after cleaning to prevent moisture damage.
Specifies the types of disinfection agents permitted for use.
Addresses issues where motor adjustments are not performed correctly.
Troubleshooting steps for when motor adjustments are not functioning.
Solutions for problems related to adjusting the side rails.
Troubleshooting for issues with castors not braking or rolling properly.
Lists the necessary steps to take when preparing the bed for storage.
Highlights that storage conditions should match the working environment.
Emphasizes that instructions for use must be read and observed before operation.
Reiterates the need to equalize height differences by moving the surface daily.
Prohibits operation of the bed if it displays hazardous malfunctions.
Mandates a pre-operation check to ensure functional safety and proper condition.
Recommends daily function tests to ensure safe operation.
Ensures castors are braked when the bed is occupied to prevent falls.
Safety notes for operating the mechanical emergency lowering feature.
Specifies that only nursing staff should adjust side rails.
Recommends locking handset functions based on patient's physical and mental state.
Emphasizes locking electrical functions via the control box to prevent faults.
Warns against touching electrical plugs with wet hands.
Reiterates maintaining safety clearances from walls and objects during setup.
Ensures the safety key is not near the handset during height adjustments.
Advises proper placement of the handset to prevent accidental activation.
Provides essential safety measures for the operation of hospital and nursing home beds.
States that only authorized personnel should repair or service electrical components.
Emphasizes using only original spare parts for electrical component replacement.
Mandates the use of incontinence protection for mattresses with incontinent patients.
Clarifies that the product is not suitable for permanent, continuous use.
Emphasizes avoiding blockages in bed mechanics to prevent damage and overheating.
Stresses not exceeding the safe working load to prevent damage and overheating.
Details the requirement for regular Technical Safety Inspections (TSI) for medical beds.
Requires technical safety inspections for accessories and devices combined with the product.
Specifies maintenance requirements according to the German Medical Products Operator Directive.
Emphasizes the importance of proper documentation for inspections and maintenance.
States that servicing must comply with VDE0751-1 and conclude with an inspection.
Provides the expected useful lifespan of the nursing home beds.
Discusses how daily use and handling affect bed wear and component longevity.
Highlights the operator's responsibility for performing routine servicing examinations.
States that maintenance must be performed exclusively by trained specialists.
Suggests performing simple mechanical servicing at yearly intervals.
Instructions to check for missing parts and accessories using delivery notes and inspection.
Details the examination of components for wear, scratches, and other damage.
Ensures all adjustments can be made to their maximum positions.
Tests the correct movement of power units and the condition of the handset.
Ensures mechanics like screws and bolts are tight and parts are undamaged.
Checks the condition of cables and housing for damage or crossing.
Information on contacting customer service for inspection support and test lists.
Tests the functionality of castors, including movement and braking.
Estimates the useful life of products when used, cleaned, and serviced correctly.
Lists materials potentially contained in the bed that require proper disposal.
Specifies proper disposal procedures for metal and plastic parts from servicing.
Emphasizes the mandatory use of original spare parts from the manufacturer.
Details how to request spare part lists and servicing instructions.
Highlights the necessity of nameplate details for inquiries and orders.
States the duration of the guarantee provided for the nursing home bed.
Explains what the guarantee covers, excluding misuse and external influences.
Provides the official contact address and details for the manufacturer.
Lists the phone numbers and email for customer service inquiries.
Advises on preparing necessary details before contacting customer service.
Provides manufacturer details as part of the EC Declaration of Conformity.
Specifies the product description and model numbers for conformity.
Confirms the product meets the relevant conditions of Directive 93/42/EEC.
Illustrates different design variations for the head and foot ends of the bed.
Specifies important details needed from the bed nameplate for ordering.
Identifies different models of side rails for the bed.
Details required information from the control motor nameplate for ordering.
Lists electronic components with their designations and part numbers.
Lists wood lining parts for partitioned side rails.
Lists components specifically for partitioned side rails.
Lists components for Side Rail Model 06.
Lists components for Side Rail Model 09.
Lists various other components of the bed.
Explains the meaning of 'Appliance of class of protection III' on the nameplate.
Clarifies that the bed is intended for indoor use only.
Details the IP protection codes as per DIN 40 050 found on the nameplate.
Explains the specific codes related to water protection on the nameplate.
Restates the intended use and purpose of nursing home beds.
Emphasizes operating the bed strictly according to its intended purpose and regulations.
Specifies that the beds are intended for persons aged 12 and above.
Details the maximum working load of the nursing home bed, including patient weight.
Warns that nursing home beds are not explosion-protected and their use in specific rooms.
Describes the numerous bedding functions available and the need for user training.
Warns about the risk of accidental or wrong bed adjustments and the importance of locking functions.
Discusses the use of locking facilities and power separation for patient safety.
Specifies that special positions like Trendelenburg require medical supervision.
Provides specific care and caution guidelines for using side guards.
Warns against overloading side rails to prevent damage and hazards.
Advises checking side guard suitability, considering patient peculiarities and clearances.
Stipulates using only permitted side guards for the specific bed type.
Mandates checking side rails/guards for damage and secure attachment before each use.
Defines that patient control of the remote is at the discretion of medical/nursing staff.
Details how to protect mains connection cables from damage during use and transport.
Instructs on folding the mains cable safely when not in use.
Recommends regular visual inspections of mains cables for hazards.
Stresses using only manufacturer-approved accessories and product combinations.
Warns that unauthorized accessories can lead to serious hazards.
Ensures setup prevents collisions of bed parts with room objects during adjustments.
Specifies maintaining at least 2.5 cm safety clearance from walls and objects.
Requires regular cleaning and disinfection, especially before resident changes.
States that automatic washing units, splash, or spray water are not permitted for cleaning.
Lists recommended agents for disinfection, with usage and hazard notes.
Instructs to clean remote controls using PC keyboard cleaning cloths.
Describes the battery function allowing electrical operation independent of mains supply.
Explains that possible adjustments depend on the battery's charge status.
Lists key features of the battery, including maintenance-free operation and lifespan.
Warns that the battery box must not be opened for safety reasons.
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