Evocare KH407 TWIN BOOM Manuale utente

KH407 2 TWIN BOOM

INDEX

PAGE

SPECIFICATIONS 2

SPARE PARTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 4

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 6

OPTIONS AVAILABLE 8

ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 8

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS 8

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS: Length 1240mm

Width 700mm

Height 1415mm

Effective lift range 580mm – 1700mm

Leg gating (inside) 520mm – 1000mm

Lift reach 580mm

Under base clearance 60mm

Base height 210mm

Leg height from floor 150mm

Turning radius 1400mm

LIFT SPEED: 38mm per second

LIFT DRY WEIGHT: Approx 53.5 Kg (with battery)

REMOVABLE YOKE: 2.4 Kg

LIFT CAPACITY: Max load - 225kg’s

CASTORS: Ø150 Total lock rear polyurethane castor

Ø100 Swivel front polyurethane castor

Note: Smaller castors available on request.

FINISH: Epoxy powder coated

Polyurethane legs and yoke

PVC cover

ELECTRICAL ITEMS: Tested by Linak Australia to standards: -

AS 3108-1990 and AS 3200.1-1990

KH407 3 TWIN BOOM

KH407 4 TWIN BOOM

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

For safety precautions only properly trained personal should use the hoist.

1. The KH 407 hoist is manufactured and tested with safety and function for the carer and

patients as the utmost importance. No parts should be removed from the hoist without

approval as this may create an unsafe working condition.

2. The MAXIMUM safe working load is 225 Kg’s. Always use the correct slings on the hoist.

3. EMERGENCY STOP

This is the big RED switch, located on the front of the controller. If there is a need to use

this, simply depress the switch and it will automatically lock the position and cut all power to

the electrical system. To disengage the emergency stop switch after it has been

depressed, turn the switch in a clockwise direction and the switch should return to its

original position.

4. EMERGENCY LOWERING/RAISING:

The emergency lowering/raising buttons can be used to lower/raise the hoist if there is an

electrical or handset failure. The switches are located on the controller under the big red

emergency stop switch. Simply press, using a ball point pen or similar object.

5. The hoist should not be used on rough or sloping surfaces. ie. Wheel chair ramps etc, and

does not recommend that the hoist be used outdoors.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. INSTALLATION OF BATTERY PACK.

Before the HOIST can be operated the battery pack will need to be placed on

charge (See 2.1.2 - For Charging Battery). Minimum 4 hours for flat battery.

When the battery pack is fully charged, remove the battery from the charger and

place on the hoist. Simply locate the battery on the mounting bracket and clip the

release lever into the secure position. The Twin Boom is now ready for use.

Fig 1

KH407 5 TWIN BOOM

3. HANDSET:

2.1 RAISE/LOWER:

The hoist operates via a touch pad handset. The top two switches on the

handset are for raising and lowering. To raise or lower the hoist, simply

press the required switch on the pad. (Fig 4)

Fig 2

2.2 LEG GATING:

To OPEN or CLOSE the “Gate” on the legs, simply press the lower two

switches on the handset. (Fig 2 shows the lower sets of switches are for the

leg “gate”). Open on the left, close on the right.

3 HOOK ON ATTACHMENTS eg :-YOKE (Fig 3)

Refer to the fitting instructions supplied with your chosen sling

Fig 3 Fig 3A

Fig 3A is the hook, release the top pin and raise the attachment to remove it.

IMPORTANT: PIN MUST ENGAGE SO ATTACHMENTS DON’T COME OFF WHEN

IN USE.

4 BATTERY CARE AND CHARGING:

4.1 CHARGING:

Before the hoist can be operated the battery pack will need to be charged.

Please follow the instructions below.

4.2 Plug the charger unit (Fig 4) into the 240 Volt supply outlet. The unit is now

ready to accept a battery that requires charging, a GREEN L.E.D. (ON) will

be displayed.

4.3 To charge the battery, simply locate the battery on the mount bracket and

clip into position. (The GREEN and ORANGE L.E.D. on the front of the

charger will be displayed). The battery is fully charged when the ORANGE

L.E.D. is OFF and only the GREEN L.E.D. is displayed

KH407 6 TWIN BOOM

4.4 If a two battery system is going to be used, replace the first battery once

charged, with the second battery. Charge using the same procedure as

above.

NOTE:

A battery pack may remain on charge indefinitely without any detrimental effects to

the battery or charging unit.

Fig 4 Charger unit shown without battery attached.

BATTERY CARE:

The hoist uses fully sealed lead acid batteries. They are designed to be recharged

on a regular basis. To care for your batteries and obtain the maximum life DO NOT

allow the batteries to run totally flat before recharging.

The controller is fitted with an audio low battery warning alarm. When this

warning alarm sounds complete the lift process, then change the battery and

recharge. Kerry Equipment recommends that a 2-battery system be used, this

allows one battery to always be on charge while the other is in use, hence the hoist

may never be out of service with a flat battery.

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

LUBRICATION

The hoist requires periodical lubrication. These points are:

1. CASTORS

It is always best practice to remove all hair and lint from the castors as soon as possible,

always allowing free movement of all the wheels.

The castors need to be lubricated monthly (Use TAC-2 only). This involves: -

1.1 The Castor head bearing will need lubricating. Simply spray TAC-2 up into the

bearing while rotating the castor (Fig 5).

1.2 The wheel also requires lubricating every couple of months. To do this the

wheel must be unbolted and removed from the castor frame. TAC-2 can

then be sprayed into the hub centre to lubricate the internal bearings (Fig 6).

Fig5 Fig 6

KH407 7 TWIN BOOM

2. BASE PIVOT POINTS

All pivot points will need to be lubricated with TAC-2 or similar lubricant. Simply

spray for 2 seconds on each side of the recommended points monthly.

The hoist has to be turned onto its side for access to the following lubrication points.

(To do this 2 people are required.)

Follow the instruction below:

2.0.1 Both people are to stand on one side of the hoist. One near the push

handle, the other by the side of the hoist.

2.0.2 The person near the push handle locks the total lock castors.

2.0.3 In conjunction with one another pull the hoist towards the side, lowering the

hoist onto its side on the floor.

2.0.4 The hoist can lie on its side without damage to the plastic cover, but care

must be taken when lowering/raising.

You now have access to all the lubrication points. ie: pivot points, leg lever

and leg pivot. Simply spray TAC-2 on all the pivot points for 2 seconds.

2.1 Leg Actuator Pivots (Fig 7)

Leg Pivots (Fig 7)

Tie Rod Pivot Points (Fig 7)

3. ARM AND ACTUATOR PIVOT POINTS

The arm pivot points will need to be lubricated with TAC-2 or similar lubricant.

Simply spray for 2 seconds on each side of the recommended points monthly.

3.1 Arm Pivot (Fig 8)(Front & back)

3.2

Actuator Pivots (Fig 8)(Top & Bottom)

Fig 8

NOTE: TAC-2 is a CRC product and is available from most automotive outlets or from

Kerry Equipment.

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