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12) In case of improper use of the bed, danger can occur through:
- Unauthorized operation of electrical functions during uncontrolled bed adjustments,
- Operation of bed functions by the patient without prior instruction,
- Simultaneous operation of electrical functions by several persons,
- Connection of incompatible electrical devices to the bed,
- Moving the bed by pulling the power cable or side guards,
- Pulling the power cable to remove the power plug from the power supply,
- Lack of protection of the power and connection cables from sharp edges or other me-
chanical strains (e.g. running over the power cable),
- Moving the bed on an unstable surface,
- Using the bed on a sloped surface with an angle of 10° or more,
- Devices that create strong electromagnetic fields and that may possibly influence the
control elements of the bed are not permitted in the direct vicinity of the bed (e.g. mo-
bile phones).
- Failure to remove the power plug from the power supply before cleaning or servicing
the bed,
- Continuously dripping fluid in the motor unit area (e.g. in case of incontinence),
- Improper repair of electrical installations
13) Safety notes – measures for the safe operation of hospital and nursing home beds:
- Electrical components on hospital and nursing home beds may only be repaired and
serviced by the manufacturer or by specialized personnel trained by the manufacturer.
Otherwise, individual procedures may not be performed correctly due to lack of knowl-
edge of the product functions, thereby increasing the risk of electric shock or fire.
- Define a safe location on the bed for the handset to prevent playing with the handset.
- If immobile patients/residents lie in the bed permanently, bedsores can occur if no addi-
tional positioning aids (e.g. anti-bedsore mattresses) or other special nursing measures
for bedsore prevention are used. Under no circumstances is this the responsibility of the
manufacturer of the bed.
- The product is not suitable for permanent use. If the specified operating time is exceeded,
the drive can heat up, causing it to switch off automatically. The drive must then cool
down for at least two hours and can only be put into operation again after this time has
elapsed.
- A blockage of the bed or mechanical parts of the bed must be avoided, as this can lead
to damage and complete failure of the drive through overheating.
- It is absolutely essential that the safe working load is not exceeded, as this can lead to
damage and complete failure of the drive.
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