BRACKET PRO SERIE®77 - FL
Operating Guide
EMS
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3. Perform the Daily Safety Checks
Daily safety checks on Technimount products are recommended to keep them in good condition and avoid failure
or injury to the patient or EMS personnel. EMS personnel should perform the daily safety checks at the beginning of
each work shift.
NOTE: Always keep records of your all maintenance activities and immediately remove defective or
expired products from your inventory.
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3.1. Required Tools
-Clean dry cloth
3.2. Daily Safety Checks
Refer to the illustrated inspection points (Figure 5), if needed.
NOTE: In case of a non-conformity, alert the maintenance supervisor of all non-compliances and
immediately cease use.
DAILY SAFETY CHECKS COMPLIANT
INSPECTIONS YES NO
Bracket Pro Serie 77 - FL (Figure 5)
-Visually inspect all the components of the bracket to ensure there is no damage or chemical
attack, that the hardware is in good condition and there are no loose screws.
-Visually inspect the bracket and make sure there are no lodged particles. If so, immediately
remove using a clean dry cloth.
Bottom micro disc (Figure 5)
-Visually inspect all the components of the bottom micro disc to ensure there is no damage
or chemical attack and that the hardware is in good condition.
-Visually inspect the rim of the bottom micro disc and make sure there are no lodged
particles. If so, immediately remove using a clean dry cloth.
-Insert/remove the bottom micro disc on the base a few times to ensure proper functioning.
The Bracket Pro Serie 77 - FL should be easily inserted and locked in position after the click
sound and easily removed when using the quick release button.
Retaining Frame (Figure 5)
-Visually inspect all the components of the retaining frame to ensure there is no damage or
chemical attack and that the hardware is in good condition.
