Side Rails - lopital Marina 6100 Mode D'emploi

Semi-central braking and moving forwards
(Article number 6100 2310 / 6100 2360).
• The semi-central operating pedal for the brakes is the
pedal at the head-end and foot-end on both sides of the
stretcher (See figure 3).
• The brake on the Marina can be applied by moving the
inside of the pedal at the head and foot end downwards,
using your foot (1).
• To take the Marina off the brakes, the pedal must be
moved upwards to a horizontal position with your foot.
• The swivel wheel is disengaged by moving the outside of the pedal at the head and
foot end downwards with your foot (2).
• The swivel wheel is engaged by moving the pedal back into the horizontal position
with your foot.

3.2. Side rails

• The Marina is equipped with aluminium side rails that can
be collapsed against the edge of the bed-base so that
sliding transfers can be carried out.
• The side rail is equipped with safeguards so that the client
cannot raise the side rails themselves (See figure 4).
• Before the side rail is collapsed downwards, the safeguard
must be unlocked at the head-end.
• Unlock the safeguard by using one hand to pull the
protruding lip inwards and raising the side rail with your
other hand (1) (See figure 4).
• Turn the unlocked side rail outwards so that the side of the mattress can lie in a
horizontal position.
• Collapsed side rails enable the carer to lean on the centre of the mattress and more
easily care for the client.
• Move the side rail upwards in order to lock it in place again. The side rail locks
automatically.
• When closing the side rail, the collapsed mattress flap will be lifted back into a vertical
position.
• Make sure that the corner flaps fall inwards so that they do not become jammed in
the side rail locks.
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Figure 3 Semi-central braking
and moving forward.
Figure 4 Locking side rail.
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