W Style Strap Model No 354-05403 Instruction for Use Rev 2 March 2014

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Table of Contents General Information...2 Foreword... 2 Intended Use... 2 Operational Life... 2 Manufacturer Information... 2 Definitions Used in this Manual... 2 Symbols Used... 3

Safety Instructions...4 Safe Working Load... 4 Safety Directions... 4 Parts Designation... 5 W Style Strap Compatibility... 5

Using the W Style Strap...6 Positioning a Patient on the Scoop Stretcher... 6

Technique A: Rolling Patient on his Side... 6 Technique B: Patient Not Rolled on his Side... 7

Preparing for the Transfer... 8 Transferring the Patient from the Floor... 8

Step 1 - Routing the Strap Head End... 8 Step 2 - Routing the Strap Feet End... 10 Step 3 - Proceeding with the Transfer... 10

Care and Maintenance...12 Recommended Cleaning... 12

Cleaning the Straps... 12 Storage conditions... 12 Straps Inspection... 12

Specifications...13

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Dimensions... 13 Technical Data... 13 Labels... 14

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General Information Foreword

ArjoHuntleigh is dedicated to serving your needs and providing the best products available along with training that will bring your staff maximum benefit from every ArjoHuntleigh product. All references to the patient in these instructions refer to the person being lifted, and references to the caregiver refer to the person who operates the lifter or the product. Some of the information in this manual may become outdated, due to improvements made to the product in the future. If you have any questions regarding these instructions or your product, please contact ArjoHuntleigh. ArjoHuntleigh strongly advise and warn that only ArjoHuntleigh Company Designated Parts, which are designed for the purpose, should be used on product and other appliances supplied by ArjoHuntleigh, to avoid injuries caused by the use of inadequate parts. The ArjoHuntleigh Company’s conditions of sale make specific provision confirming no liability in such circumstances.

Manufacturer Information

This product was manufactured by: ArjoHuntleigh AB Hans Michelsensgatan 10 211 20 Malmö SWEDEN

Definitions Used in this Manual WARNING: Means: Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury to yourself and others. CAUTION: Means: Failure to follow these instructions may cause damage to the product. NOTE: Means: This is important info regarding the correct use of the product.

Intended Use

The W Style Straps are intended to be used exclusively with the Scoop Stretcher™ accessory in combinaison with ArjoHuntleigh Maxi Move® floor lift with a compatible stretcher frame and only for ground pick-up transfer purpose. The Scoop Stretcher is intended to be exclusively operated by a trained caregiver as per IFU (№ 04.KM.03) for transferring patients who have been assessed as requiring for lifting in supine position. No functions regarding the control of this product should be performed by the patient. The W Style Strap is part of a series of quality products designed for hospitals, nursing homes and other health care uses.

Operational Life

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The W Style Strap has been made and tested for a life span of two (2) years starting from the manufacturing date-subject to maintenance as specified in the “Care and Maintenance” section of this manual. Refer to the manufacturing date on the strap labels. WARNING: ArjoHuntleigh cannot ensure full safety for an accessory of which the life span is over. The life span of this product is the safe operating time period before an overhaul is required. Aging, weight of the patient and maintenance frequency are factors that have an impact on the W Style Strap’s life span. 2

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Symbols Used General Symbols Symbols

Key to Symbols Points out the manufacturer’s name and address. May also point out manufacturing date. Points out manufacturing date.

ISO 15223 3.15

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Points out the manufacturer’s catalogue number. Refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU). Safe Working Load is the maximum load the device is rated for safe usage.

SWL

Points out a risk of pinching. Points out correct way to proceed. Points out wrong way to proceed.

Strap Maintenance Related Symbols Symbols

Key to Symbols

70°C

Washing temperature 70°C (158°F) permanent cycle. Do not bleach. Do not dry clean. Do not iron.

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Do not tumble dry.

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Safety Instructions WARNING: The W Style Strap must be used as per instructions herein and the Instructions for Use issued with the Scoop Stretcher, the lifter and the stretcher frame that is to be used with the Scoop Stretcher. The W Style Straps are intended to be used exclusively with the Scoop Stretcher accessory in combination with ArjoHuntleigh Maxi Move floor lift with a compatible stretcher frame and only for ground pick-up purpose. Failure to follow these instructions may result in patient falls causing injury. Before using your W Style Strap, familiarise yourself with the various parts and compatible accessories as illustrated in “Fig. 1” and “Fig. 2” then read this manual in its entirety. Information in the manual is crucial to the proper operation and maintenance of the product. It will help protect your product and ensure that it performs to your satisfaction. The information in this booklet is important for your safety and must be read and understood to help prevent possible injury. If there is anything in the manual that is confusing or hard to understand, call ArjoHuntleigh or their vendor (the telephone number appears on the last page of this manual).

• Before an attempt is made to move the patient, an assessment is performed by a qualified professional. • You are prepared before attempting to transfer a patient. • An assessment of the suitability for transfer of a patient who is connected to electrodes, catheters or other medical devices is conducted by qualified personnel before performing the transfer. • Violent impact during transfers is avoided. WARNING: Always inspect the W Style Strap prior each use in search of anomaly as per “Care and Maintenance” section on page 12. Failure to follow these instructions may result in patient falls causing injury. • • The straps are properly fastened. • The transfer procedures outlined in this manual are followed. • The straps are cleaned and maintained according to the “Care and Maintenance” section of this manual.

Safe Working Load

The W Style Strap has been made with a lifting capacity of 160 kg (350 lb). WARNING: The W Style Strap is intended to be used for patients whose weight is within a specified safe working load. Do not attempt to lift more than the lowest weight limit indicated on the following: • The lift; • The Scoop Stretcher; • The accessories. Failure to follow these instructions may result in patient falls causing injury.

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Safety Directions

Always ensure that: • Care is taken when manually lifting alternative / optional components e.g. stretcher frames, spreader bars etc., to avoid injury. Do not attempt to manually lift the complete lifter. • The need for a second attendant to support the patient must be assessed for each individual case. 4

Safety Instructions

Parts Designation Connecting latch

SUSPENSION POINT

Suspension Point Labels

W Style Strap № 354-05403 (319 cm [125 ½ in]) Optionnal (Qty 2) included in kit 700-05403 FOR GROUND PICK-UP ONLY.

Head support blades

Standard Strap № KMX00120.0 (60 cm [24 in]) Included (Qty 4)

Body support blades

Leg support blades Connecting latch

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W Style Strap Compatibility

The W Style Strap can only be used with the accessories shown in “Fig. 2” below. Foldable Stretcher Frame № 700-19302 and Stretcher Frame № (KPA3060-XX, KMA82339-XX) WARNING: Must not be used with a Maxi Move floor lift featuring an extended jib (KMC**E). Lift would become unstable which could lead to patient falls causing injury.

Only use with a Maxi Move floor lift

For ground pick-up usage only

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Safety Instructions

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Using the W Style Strap Positioning a Patient on the Scoop Stretcher Technique A: Rolling Patient on his Side This technique will ensure there is minimal risk of pinching. WARNING: Do not use this technique if the patient cannot be rolled or in the doubt he / she can be. This assessment must be performed by a qualified professional. Failure to follow these instructions may worsen patient’s condition. Consider using Technique B instead, see “Technique B: Patient Not Rolled on his Side” on page 7. 1) Separate sections of W Style Strap.

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4) Place the first section with the latches roughly in line with the centre of the body.

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2) Note where the head end is located (clearly labelled on each side section) and with the patient lying on his back, place one section either side of the patient.

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5) Place the second section in the same manner. 6) Align both sections of the Scoop Stretcher. Place both latches parallel to make the closing easier, see “Fig. 8”. 7) Close both latches and make sure they are secured. Fig. 4

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3) Roll the patient on his side and slide the first section of clear support blades under the patient.

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Technique B: Patient Not Rolled on his Side NOTE: This technique requires two caregivers.

5) Gently manoeuvre both sections underneath the MaxiSlide sheet until the latches are roughly in line with the centre of the body.

WARNING: If patient can be rolled, we recommend using Technique A, described on page 6, as it will ensure a minimal risk of pinching. 1) Separate both sections of the Scoop Stretcher.

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2) Note where the head end is located (clearly labelled on each side section) and with the patient lying on his back, place one section either side of the patient.

6) Align both sections of the Scoop Stretcher. Place both latches parallel to make the closing easier, see “Fig. 14”. 7) Close both latches and make sure they are secured.

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3) Put one flat MaxiSlide® sheet under the patient using the unravelling technique. Refer to the MaxiSlide Instructions for Use № NSX01000-INT.

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8) Remove the MaxiSlide sheet that are wrapped around the clear support blades.

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4) Fold two MaxiSlide sheets in half lengthways. Wrap them around the clear support blades on each section.

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9) Remove the MaxiSlide sheet that is between the patient and the Scoop Stretcher, by folding it underneath itself and withdrawing down the length of the body in the usual way.

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Preparing for the Transfer

Following procedure should only be done using the W Style Straps (№ 354-05403) which are intended to be exclusively used to lift from the floor.

4) Apply the brakes on both Maxi Move’s rear casters.

WARNING: Inspect the straps prior each use, see “Straps Inspection” on page 12. Never use a strap if damaged or badly worn as it may result in patient falls causing injury. WARNING: Prior each use inspect the area of the other accessories that are to be in contact with the strap. Make sure that they are in good condition and that there is no risk of damaging the straps. WARNING: To prevent the Maxi Move from tipping, resulting in patient falls and injuries, the Maxi Move must be used with opened legs at all time, the patient should be kept at nearly bed height or lower and transfers must always be done on flat, level surfaces / floors.

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Transferring the Patient from the Floor Step 1 - Routing the Strap Head End 1) Rotate the stretcher frame in order to have the head section close to the Maxi Move’s mast and lower the stretcher frame completely.

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1) Install the stretcher frame onto the Maxi Move. Refer to Maxi Move Instructions for Use (№ 001.25060.**). 2) Install the patient on the Scoop Stretcher, see “Positioning a Patient on the Scoop Stretcher” on page 6. 3) Open the Maxi Move legs and bring it in from behind the patient’s head.

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2) Attach the W Style Strap middle loop (purple indicator close to the loop) to one of the middle stretcher frame’s hook. Repeat for the other side of the stretcher frame.

WARNING: Patient’s limbs must be kept above the Scoop Stretcher to ensure safety. Be careful not to route the straps around patient‘s limbs. 5) WARNING: Always check that the straps remain attached and that no section is under the Maxi Move legs/wheels as the patient’s weight is taken up. A wrongly fixed/routed strap could detach/break resulting in a patient fall causing injuries.

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3) Make sure both loops are securely attached to the hooks as shown in “Fig. 21”, detail A.

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Detail A, C, D

Detail A, C, D

6) Use the Maxi Move to raise the head end of the Scoop Stretcher until it is higher than the Maxi Move’s leg.

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NOTE: When attaching the strap to the stretcher frame, use the hooks pointed out by the “Suspension Point” labels and the two middle hooks as shown in “Fig. 21”. Using these attachment points will provide better stability contributing to patient’s comfort.

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NOTE: When raising, the caregiver should keep a hand on the Scoop Stretcher to keep it away from the Maxi Move’s base. This will prevent discomfort for the patient resulting from impact between the Maxi Move’s base and the Scoop Stretcher. The caregiver should take care not to get pinched between the Maxi Move’s base and the Scoop Stretcher.

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4) Route both head level straps by passing them under the Scoop Stretcher at the suspension points as shown in “Fig. 21”, detail B. Secure the straps to the stretcher frame hooks as shown in “Fig. 21”, detail C.

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7) Unlock the rear caster brakes.

9) Lower the stretcher frame in order to have the Scoop Stretcher head section resting on the Maxi Move’s leg. Then completely lower the stretcher frame.

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8) Without rotating the Scoop Stretcher on the floor, bring one leg of the Maxi Move under the Scoop Stretcher head. To do so, hold the stretcher frame in place, while rotating the Maxi Move, in order to move the mast away from the stretcher frame until the Scoop Stretcher head is above one leg of the Maxi Move.

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Step 2 - Routing the Strap Feet End 1) Route both feet level straps by passing them under the Scoop Stretcher at the suspension points as shown in “Fig. 21”, detail B. Secure the straps to the stretcher frame hooks as shown in “Fig. 21”, detail D.

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Step 3 - Proceeding with the Transfer. WARNING: Always check that the straps remain attached and that no section is under the Maxi Move legs/wheels as the patient’s weight is taken up. A wrongly fixed/routed strap could detach/break resulting in patient fall causing injuries.

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1) Raise the Scoop Stretcher keeping in mind that it will recenter itself. Keep a hand on the Scoop Stretcher to prevent it from swaying as it leaves the ground. 2) Raise the patient approximately to caregiver’s hips level.

NOTE: Be careful, when lowering the Scoop Stretcher over the Maxi Move’s leg, to avoid pinching the patient’s head or hairs between the Scoop Stretcher and the Maxi Move’s leg.

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NOTE: Rotate the stretcher frame to bring the patient’s feet close to the mast. This will allow the unit to move forward through wide doors, see “Fig. 28”. Rotate the stretcher frame at right angle to the chassis legs to allow the unit to pass sideways through narrow doorways.

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3) Proceed with the transfer to a bed or an hospital stretcher. 4) Lower the patient down onto the new location.

6) Open the latches and gently slide each stretcher section from under the patient. Reconnect the Scoop Stretcher and store it for future use. 7) Have the straps cleaned, if necessary, and stored according to the “Care and Maintenance” section.

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WARNING: When lowering the stretcher frame, make sure that the patient and the caregiver are away from the moving mast to prevent injuries.

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WARNING: When lowering the stretcher frame, make sure not to hit the patient. 5) Detach all straps from the stretcher frame and move the Maxi Move away.

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Care and Maintenance Recommended Cleaning

Storage conditions

WARNING: Cleaning products must be used in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. Always wear protection for eye, hand and clothing when handling cleaning products to prevent injuries. The W Style Strap should be inspected between each patient use and cleaned if needed.

Cleaning the Straps

ArjoHuntleigh AB Verkstadsvägen 5 241 38 Eslöv SWEDEN Made in Canada 354-05403 REV.0

MAX. LOAD: 350lb / 160kg Inspect this strap before each use Do not use if torn or damaged

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The laundering staff or service must be aware of the following care instructions: • washing temperature must not exceed 70°C (158°F), • always use mild detergents, • never wring, press or iron, • never bleach, • rinse thoroughly, • never tumble dry, • never place in contact with a heat source, • never dry clean. Refer to the care label on the strap.

Straps Inspection Look for any signs of anomalies as shown. a) Loose threads in stiched area, b) Edge wear (fraying), c) Noticeable discoloration or stain that could result from bleach or other chemical utilisation (strap color is lighter than color in stitched area or fading of the straps ID labels), d) Middle wear, rip or hole.

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WARNING: If the inspection reveal any signs of anomalies as indicated above, stop using the strap. If you have any doubts about the strap’s safety, replace it with a new one. Continuing to use a damaged strap can seriously compromise the caregiver’s or patient’s safety.

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Straps should be store away from direct sunlight, stress, pressure, excessive heat or humidity. The straps should be kept away from contact with sharp objects, corrosives or other possible damaging material.

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Specifications Dimensions 196 cm (77 1/4”) 60 cm (24 in)

Standars strap (Included with the Scoop Stretcher) № KMX00120.0

51 cm (19 7/8”)

Frame Tubing 3.2 cm (1 1/4 “)

189 cm (74 1/2”)

W style strap № 354-05403

319 cm (125 1/2”)

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Technical Data W Style Strap (354-05403) 0.16 kg (0.35 lb) 160 kg (350 lb) Polyester webbing Operation and Storage: -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158° F) Operation and Storage: 10% to 100% Operation and Storage: 500 hPa to 1060 hPa Recycle as per local regulations

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PRODUCT INFORMATION Total weight Lifting capacity Material ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Ambient temperature range Relative humidity range Atmospheric pressure range RECYCLING Strap

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Labels 3 1

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3 - Product Info SWL - Safe Working Load Maximum Lifting Capacity 160 kg (350 lb)

SUSPENSION POINT KMX00260.0

2 - Body Position Read the Instructions for Use Before Usage Manufacturer Address 5 - Usage Warning

4 - Identification Label Product Number Serial Number

WITH MAXI MOVE

8418640A

Manufacturing Works Year E = Eslov Week Manufacturing Country SE = Sweden Serial Number

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