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Wissner-Bosserhoff Carisma - Cleaning Method with Damp Cloth; Dangers of Improper Bed Usage; Safe Operation Measures for Beds; Authorized Repair and Servicing of Electrical Components

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29) Cleaning of the bed may only be carried out with a damp cloth.
30) If the bed is not used properly, dangers can occur through:
• Unauthorised operation of electrical functions during the uncontrolled positioning of
the bed,
• Using the bed for children under the age of 12,
• Operating functions of the bed by the patient without previous instruction,
• Simultaneous operation of electrical functions by different people,
• Connecting electrical devices to the bed that are not intended,
• Moving the bed by pulling the mains cable or side rails,
• Pulling the mains cable to remove the mains plug from the power supply,
• Lack of protection for the connection and supplied cables from sharp edges or other
mechanical strains (e.g. running over the mains cable),
• Moving the bed on an unstable surface,
• Using the bed on a sloping surface with an angle of 10° or more,
• Devices that create strong electromagnetic fi elds and that may possibly infl uence the
control of the bed are not permitted in the direct vicinity of the bed (e.g. mobile
phones).
• Before cleaning or servicing the bed the mains plug must always be removed from
the power supply.
• For safety reasons the lifting handle (trapeze) together with the strap must be
completely replaced after 5 years at the latest.
• The mattress to be used must meet valid safety standards and may not be thicker
than 120 mm.
• Continuously dripping fl uid in the motor unit area (e.g. in case of incontinence)
• Improper repair work on electrical installations
31) Safety notes – measures for the safe operation of hospital and nursing home beds:
• Electrical components on hospital and nursing home beds may only be repaired and
serviced by the manufacturer or by specialist personnel trained specifi cally by the
manufacturer. Otherwise there is a danger that specifi c procedures will not be
performed directly through lack of knowledge of product functionalities, leading to
an increased risk of electrical shock or fi re.
• Electrical components on hospital and nursing home beds may be replaced only with
the original spare parts from the manufacturer, since replacement with incorrect
components can lead to a highly increased risk of electrical shock or fi re.
• A safe location on the bed must be specifi ed for the hand controls, so that playing
with the hand controls can be prevented.