Maintenance - Sunrise Medical GUARDIAN IC-5307 Manual De Instrucciones

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POSSIBLE INJURY or damage. While the bed is in use, route the cord away from
any moving parts, sharp edges or sources of heat. Ensure the cord does not pre-
sent a trip hazard for users or caregivers. When the bed is not in use, disconnect
the cord and store separately.
POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. Unplug power cord from wall outlet before performing
any maintenance or service.
We recommend professional servicing by a Sunrise Medical dealer at least once every three
years, depending on the amount of daily use, or with each new user. The dealer should per-
form the following maintenance:
1. Check for wear on center shaft and drive pins.
2. Inspect head/foot pull tube mounting hardware for bends, wear or damage.
3. Inspect for damage to power cord and pendant cord.
4. Check spring fabric and replace any missing or bent links.
5. Inspect bed end panels and trim for holes and sharp edges.
6. Check casters and wheel locks to ensure they operate properly.
7. Inspect head and foot spring welds for stress cracks and fasteners for wear.
8. Check to make sure mounting hardware is tight.
9. Inspect center mounting hooks and rivets to make sure they are not sheared off or bent.
10. Inspect cables for wear.
INSTALLING CONNECTORS INTO CONTROL BOX
POSSIBLE INJURY OR DAMAGE. When installing connectors into the control box,
make sure the unit is plugged in and the locking tab is facing downward. Do not
force the connector into the control box.
POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. The motor control box does not contain serviceable parts.
Unplug the bed if there is a malfunction. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
NOTE–
Depending on the bed model, the control box will have two sockets (head motor and
foot motor) or three sockets (head motor, foot motor and hi/lo motor) (Figure 48).
1. With the locking tab facing downward, push the connector into the appropriate sock-
et marked on the control box until a click is heard.
2. To remove the connector, push down on the locking tab and pull the connector away
from the control box.
2. Recheck all connections on control box, making sure all motors are plugged into the
correct sockets.
4. Plug the control box power cord into a properly grounded 110-volt, 60 cycle wall outlet.
POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. Injury may result from improper routing of the power
cord. Please ensure that the power cord is routed according to the instructions.
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