HandI Move 2800 Manuel utilisateur

V 1.3 - 30-07-2015

CEILING MOTOR

HANDIMOVE MODEL 28002815

USER GUIDE

Read Thoroughly Before Operating

Have your system inspected at least yearly. See inside user guide for details.

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USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

Table of contents

1. Safety instructions ...................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Scope of application .................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Product information.................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1. Types of ceiling motors.................................................................................................................... 7

4. Assembly instructions ................................................................................................................................. 8

5. Explanation of the symbols....................................................................................................................... 10

5.1. Control........................................................................................................................................... 10

5.2. Symbols on the nameplate and packaging ..................................................................................... 10

5.3. Nameplate and packaging label...................................................................................................... 11

6. Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 12

6.1. The electric handcontrol for 2815 and 2810 L.............................................................................. 12

6.2. The infrared handcontrol for 2805 IR and 2815 L IR.................................................................. 13

6.3. The Control Panel (for emergency operation)............................................................................... 13

6.4. Functions........................................................................................................................................ 14

6.5. Charging the batteries.................................................................................................................... 15

6.6. Automatically stopping the Ceiling Motor at a specified location. ............................................... 15

6.7. IR handcontrol............................................................................................................................... 15

7. Maintenance and storage space................................................................................................................. 16

7.1. Cleaning the ceiling motor ............................................................................................................ 16

7.2. Storing the ceiling motor............................................................................................................... 16

8. Inspection ................................................................................................................................................. 17

8.1. Inspection before each use ............................................................................................................. 17

8.2. Yearly Inspection............................................................................................................................ 17

9. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................ 18

9.1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 18

9.2. Removing the cover ....................................................................................................................... 18

9.3. Assembling the cover..................................................................................................................... 18

9.4. Replacing batteries......................................................................................................................... 19

9.5. Replacing batteries of the IR handcontrol..................................................................................... 20

10. Technical specifications............................................................................................................................. 21

11. Parts list..................................................................................................................................................... 23

12. Spare parts, maintenance and yearly inspection ........................................................................................ 24

13. Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................... 25

14. EC declaration of conformity ................................................................................................................... 26

Safety instructions p. 3

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

1. Safety instructions

Definitions:

■The user: the person using the device, eg. the caregiver, a family member, the wheelchair user,...

■The person responsible: the person who is responsible for the correct use and maintenance of the device.

Before using the ceiling motor, make sure that:

■The user has been given appropriate instruction and training.

■These instructions for use have been carefully read and understood by the user and the person responsible.

■The use of the emergency stop and emergency down have been explained and demonstrated to the user and the

person responsible.

■The caregiver at all times pays enough attention to the lifted person and his/her surrounding (enough space so

he/she does not hit furniture, for example).

■The device is only used with Handi-Move items/accessories or items/accessories approved by Handi-Move.

■The ceiling motor is only used to lift people.

■The cords of the emergency stop and the emergency down are cut to the correct length for this user.

■You do not use the lift in case of malfunction (see '8. Inspection before each use' p.16). Contact your local

Handi-Move distributor for repairs.

■If there is electromagnetic interference between the ceiling motor and another device, the two devices are not

used together. (e.g. TV remote controls, flat screen TV’s, radio, cellphones, certain fluorescent lights,...)

■The service temperature is between -10°C (14° F) and 40°C (104° F). The air humidity is between 30% and

70%.

■You take into account the statutory provisions when the ceiling motor is being used in a damp environment.

■The lift does not come into contact with water drops. When you are using it close to a shower, bath or wash

basin, make sure to remove it immediately and store it in a dry area.

■If using the ceiling motor independently, the user is equipped with an appropriate emergency call system (e.g.

a mobile phone,…)

■When used in the swimmingpool/bathtub, a supervisory person is present to ensure the safety of the user.

■Users weighing less than 32 kilograms only use the system independently under supervision, because the me-

chanical emergency down will not work.

CAUTION!

Under no circUmstances shoUld the UP/doWn motor be oPerated When the ceiling

motor is not sUsPended from the rails. the UP/doWn motor is fitted With asafety

mechanism : sWitching on the motor When it is in the box or is UPside doWn can caUse

damage !

the maximUm Permissible load may vary betWeen the ceiling motor, sPreader bar and

sling. the loWest Permissible load mUst then be regarded as the maximUm Permissible

load.

the magnets in the handcontrol (tyPe 2800 and 2810) can affect the oPeration of Pace-

makers and imPlanted defibrillators. ifthe distance betWeen the handcontrol and

the Pacemaker (or imPlanted defibrillators) is more than 10 cm, there is no inflUence

of the magnets on the oPeration of the Pacemaker (or imPlanted defibrillators). for

Safety instructions p. 4

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

fUrther information, Please contact yoUr doctor.

do not short circUit the battery terminals

the minimUm Weight for the manUal emergency doWn is 88 lbs / 40 kg (Weight = Person

+ accessories).

donot PUsh the ceiling motor faster than at normal stePPing sPeed.

■Batteries must be removed and recycled according to the statutory provisions.

Scope of application p. 5

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

2. Scope of application

The ceiling motor is used in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, geriatric centres, care homes, day centres and private

homes for transfers to or from a bed, armchair, wheelchair, bath, toilet, the floor, nursing table etc. To transfer

handicapped persons or persons with movement disorders. This avoids straining of caregivers as they do not have

to carry heavy weights, and guarantees better mobility for the handicapped persons. The device is suitable for use

in damp rooms.The remote control is protected from dust penetration (dustproof ) and water penetration in the

event of immersion.

Product information p. 6

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3. Product information

This user guide refers to the following parts on your Handi-Move ceiling motor:

A Motor band

B Swivel Hook

C Contact ski’s

D Trolley

E Driving wheel lateral motor (Model 2810 L and 2815 L IR)

F Emergency stop cord

G Emergency down cord

H Control Panel

I Infrared remote control

J Electric handcontrol 2 buttons

K Electric handcontrol 4 buttons

L Magnet (models with lateral motor)

M Charging pin

I J K

Product information p. 7

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3.1. Types of ceiling motors

There are 4 types of ceiling motors:

2815

■The ceiling motor without a lateral motor is for use with an attendant.

■The ceiling motor is moved laterally by hand.

■The ceiling motor is operated with an electric handcontrol (2 buttons).

2805 IR

■The ceiling motor without a lateral motor is for use with an attendant.

■The ceiling motor is moved by hand. (

■The ceiling motor functions with an infrared handcontrol. Handcontrol must be pointed at

motor.

2810 L

■The ceiling motor with a lateral motor is suitable for independent use.

■Pressing the left or right button on the handcontrol, respectively, actuates the corresponding

sideways movement.

■The ceiling motor is operated with an electric handcontrol (4 buttons).

2815 L IR

■The ceiling motor with a lateral motor is suitable for independent use.

■Pressing the left or right button on the infrared handcontrol, respectively, actuates the cor-

responding sideways movement.

■The ceiling motor is operated with an infrared handcontrol. Handcontrol must be pointed

at motor.

Assembly instructions p. 8

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

4. Assembly instructions

The ceiling motor is only used with a Handi-Move rail system or a system approved by Handi-Move.

The inspection may only be carried out by Handi-Move or a technician approved by Handi-Move.

CAUTION!

the maximUm Permissible load may vary betWeen the ceiling motor, sPreader bar and

sling. the loWest Permissible load mUst then be regarded as the maximUm Permissible

load.

Attach:

1. The ring with the red cord on the red lever.

2. The ring with the yellow cord on the yellow lever.

3. Models with electric handcontrol and connector (only 2815 and 2810): screw the connector back in.

Assembly instructions p. 9

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

CAUTION!

make sUre that the cords of the emergency stoP and the emergency doWn are cUt to

the correct length in order for this User to each them easily.

If the red cord of the emergency stop is too long, it may be unintentionally activated: adjust the length of the cords

according to the user's needs so he/she can easily handle them.

2815 and 2805: operated by the user while standing on the ground.

2810 and 2815: during independent use, operated by the user while in the body support.

©Handi-Move International

Ten Beukenboom 13

9400 Ninove, Belgium, EU

www.handimove.com

info@handimove.com

product Plafondmotor version n° 1

DMR code PLM03_S06_030

Subassembly -

created by Gert-JVDB date 01/08/2013

checked by date

NOT OK

©Handi-Move International

Ten Beukenboom 13

9400 Ninove, Belgium, EU

www.handimove.com

info@handimove.com

product Plafondmotor version n° 1

DMR code PLM03_S06_030

Subassembly -

created by Gert-JVDB date 01/08/2013

checked by date

NOT OK

Explanation of the symbols p. 10

USER GUIDE CEILING MOTOR

5. Explanation of the symbols

5.1. Control

Press this button to lift the user.

Press this button to lower the user.

Press this button to move the ceiling motor in the direction of the arrow

(only models with lateral motor).

Emergency switch

Emergency down

Connection of the handcontrol

5.2. Symbols on the nameplate and packaging

Please read the user guide carefully

before using the Ceiling Motor.

International protection standards against

solid objects and water.

The Ceiling Motor must not be used in

the rain or be exposed to drip.

CE certified

Type B conforms to EN 60601-1.

No insulation against earthed components

Class II - EN 60601-1

The Ceiling Motor must be stored at

an air pressure of 700 to 1060 hPa.

The Ceiling Motor must be stored at a

humidity level of 30% to 70%.

Please observe the national and local

regulations with respect to collection

for recycling and environmentally

friendly processing.

The Ceiling Motor must be stored at a

temperature of -10°C (14°F) to +40°C

(104°F).

Device meets Directive 2011/65/EU Safe working load

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