6 Transport; 6.1 Safety Information; 7 Maintenance; 7.1 Maintenance And Servicing - Invacare Aquatec Orca Manual Del Usuario

Bathlift Orca / Orca F / Orca XL
6 Transport

6.1 Safety information

CAUTION

The backrest is not locked on the seat when it is folded
together and can come apart.
▸ Only transport the product at temperatures between 0°C
and 40°C, atmospheric pressure of 860 - 1060 hPa and a
humidity of 30 - 75%.
▸ Do not remove the suction cups when transporting the
bath lift.
▸ Remove the hand control from the backrest for transport.
1. Remove the hand control.
2. Disassemble the bath lift into two sections for transport (seat and
backrest). See Section 4.3 Disassembling the bath lift.
7 Maintenance

7.1 Maintenance and servicing

The UK Health and Safety Executive's Lifting Operations and Lifting
Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), require any equipment that is
used in the workplace (e.g. by a paid carer) to lift a load be subject to
safety inspection on a six monthly basis. Please refer to the HSE web
site for guidance www.hse.gov.uk. Link to HSE information document
on LOLER in Health and Social Care:
http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/hsis4.pdf
If the above cleaning and safety notices are observed, the product will
be maintenance free.
!
IMPORTANT
The hand control may only be opened by the manufacturer of
the bath lift.
▸ Check the product regularly for damage and to ensure that it is
securely assembled.
▸ In the event of damage and/or necessary repairs, contact the dealer
immediately.
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▸ The bath lift must be checked by an authorized dealer before every
re-use or after 24 months at the latest (see Manufacturer's recom-
mendation for rehab products of the SPECTARIS industrial associa-
tion).
▸ If the bath lift is not used for a prolonged period, charge the battery
completely and then raise and lower the bath lift 3 times without
load. Repeat this process every 12 months. This helps to maintain
the service life of the battery.

7.2 Cleaning and disinfection

The product can be cleaned and disinfected using commercially availa-
ble agents.
▸ Disinfect the product by wiping down all generally accessible surfaces
with disinfectant (after disassembling the product, if possible).
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IMPORTANT
All cleaning agents and disinfectants used must be effective,
compatible with one another and must protect the materials
they are used to clean.
▸ For further information on decontamination in Healthcare
Environments, please refer to 'The National Institute for
Clinical Excellence' guidelines on Infection Control www.
nice.org.uk/CG002 and your local infection control policy.
▸ Clean the product regularly by hand.
▸ Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.
Cleaning the seat and backrest
CAUTION Danger of pinching fingers

▸ Be especially careful when cleaning in the area of the lifting
scissors, as they may move and cause injury.
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IMPORTANT Risk of damage
▸ Never use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the backrest.
1. Wash the product using a cloth or a brush.
2. Rinse the product with warm water.
3. Dry the product with a cloth.
4. Lightly grease the guide for the sliding shoe (Fig. Sec. 3.1, H) using
Vaseline.
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