Manual
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The MiniLift125 is an electric sit-to-stand lift for people with
impaired mobility. For indoor use and in combination with
the right accessories, it is designed to assist a patient com-
fortably and conveniently to a standing position. It provides
support under the feet, against the shins and behind the
back. The MiniLift125 is appropriate for patients who have
a degree of stability while standing. The MiniLift125 helps to
train the patient’s leg muscles and sense of balance.
RoMedic’s slings and lifts are part of the SystemRoMedic
concept, which takes a holistic approach to patient
transfers. SystemRoMedic has four categories of transfers:
transfer, positioning, support and lifting.
Max load: 125 kg/275 lbs
Functional inspection
Visual inspection
Inspect lift functions regularly. Check to ensure that material is free from damage.
Always read the instructions
Read instructions for all assistive devices used in connection with transfers.
Keep the instruction manual where it is accessible to users of the product.
Do not leave the patient unattended during a lifting situation.
Before use:
Ensure that the product is correctly assembled.
Ensure that lifting accessories are appropriate in relation to the patient’s needs and functional ability.
Check slingbar connection and safety latch function.
Check lifting function and base-width adjustment.
Under no circumstances may the lift be used by persons who have not received instruction in the operation of the lift.
Manual no: 00884En ver. 1 090713
Table of contents
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Technical information ............................................................................. 3
Important information ......................................................................... 3
Max. load .............................................................................................. 4
Detailed description ............................................................................... 4
Assembly instructions for MiniLift125 ..................................................... 5
Dimensions, MiniLift125 ......................................................................... 6
Final inspection ..................................................................................... 6
Operation/trial use ................................................................................. 7
Control box and battery features ............................................................ 8
Emergency stop, emergency lowering ................................................... 9
Charging ............................................................................................... 9
Trouble-shooting ..................................................................................10
Other maintenance details .................................................................. 10
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Technical information
Lifting speed: 3.5 cm/s (1 1/2 inch/s) without load
Batteries: Two 12V 2.7 Ah valve-regulated, sealed, lead accumulator (gel-type batteries)
Charger: Max. 400mA
Motor (mast): DC 24 V, 5 A. IP X4. Operating time: 10% maximum continuous in 2 minutes, max 5 directional
changes per minute. Push: 10,000N.
Motor (base): DC 24 V, 5 A IP X4. Operating time: 10% maximum continuous in 2 minutes, max 5 directional
changes per minute. Push: 1,000N.
Material: Steel
Emergency lowering: Mechanical
Wheels: Rear 100mm, front 80mm.
IP class: IP 41
The device is intended for indoor use.
Type B, according to the degree of protection against electric shock.
Important information
• MiniLift125must be assembled in accordance with the assembly instructions provided by RoMedic.
• Warranty does not apply if repairs or alterations are made by personnel who are not authorized by RoMedic.
• Batteries, control unit and actuators on MiniLift125 must not come in direct contact with water.
• To ensure optimal function, the lift must be inspected regularly. See section on other maintenance details.
• Never move the lift by pulling on the actuator!
• The lift may only be used on a level oor.
• Under no circumstances may max. load be exceeded. See section on technical information and the product decal on
the lift.
• Lifting accessories must be properly trial tted and tested in relation to the patient’s needs and functional ability.
• MiniLift125 must not be charged in a wet room or used in connection with showering and bathing.
• The lift must not be exposed to running water.
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Max. load
The various products that make up an assembled lift system may have different maximum allowable loads: lift unit, sling-
bar, sling, scales and other lifting accessories.
The lowest allowable maximum load always determines the maximum load of the assembled system.
Always check the maximum loads for the lift and accessories before use. Contact RoMedic if you have any questions.
Detailed description
1. Boom
2. Hooks for lift vest
3. Handset
4. Leg support
5. Footrest
6. Rear castor wheels with brakes
7. Battery
8. Emergency stop
9. Installation of leg support
10. Manual emergency lowering
11. Electrical emergency lowering
12. Charging: Charging lamp lights. Fully charged: Lamp does not light.
13. Locking mechanism for adjustment of boom
14. Handles
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Assembly of MiniLift125
Check to ensure that all components are included:
Lift unit, control box and battery pack.
Undercarriage and base-width adjustment motor. Footrest and leg support. Handset and cord.
Instructions, charging cable and power supply cord for charging.
Assembly:
Place the upper section (1) on the lower section (2) and lower it carefully into place. Press it fully into place, insert the
bolts (3) in all four holes and secure them. Finally, when all bolts have been securely fastened, place the plastic covers on
them.
Mount the foot on the crossbar and then lower it. Check to ensure that the safety plugs t securely in the holes behind
the footrest. Mount the leg support and secure it in the desired position.
Check to ensure that the cables are connected securely to the control box. Connect the cable for base-width adjustment
(1). Connect the power cable (2).
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All dimensions are in mm. Tolerance +/- 5mm
A Base (undercarriage) length 870 mm
B Inner measurement undercarriage min. 430 mm
Inner measurement undercarriage max. 750 mm
C Outer measurement undercarriage min. 590 mm
Outer measurement undercarriage max. 890 mm
D Height 985 mm
E Height undercarriage 125 mm
F Clearance undercarriage 95 mm
G Lifting height, min. 880 mm
Lifting height, max. 141 mm
H Footrest, height 80 mm
I Footrest, clearance 30 mm
J Distance between handles 450 mm
K Total length 870 mm
Max. load 125 kg
Total weight (approx.) 39 kg
Weight, loose parts (footrest) 5 kg
Total lifts per full charge (approx.) 20-25
Footrest, dimensions 390 x 345
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Final inspection
Inspect the lift for signs of wear and damage. Check all four castor wheels and castor wheel
locks.
Check all connections and xtures including screws and bolts. Check the packaging for any
loose bolts and screws. If you nd any, locate their intended positions on the lift and replace
them.
Check emergency stop function by depressing the emergency stop, and then pressing either
the Up or Down button. If nothing happens when the Up or Down buttons are pressed, the
emergency stop is functioning properly.
Grasp the handset, press the Up button and run the lift all the way up. Then, press the Down
button and run the lift all the way down.
Test lift function by lifting a person (not a patient) using an approved sling. At the same time,
check the emergency lowering function with someone on the lift.
If the equipment is satisfactory upon inspection, connect the freestanding adaptor for charging
to the lift and to a power outlet, and then check to ensure that the charging lamp on the control
box lights up.
NOTE!
Before the lift is used for the rst time, it must be charged for at least 4 hours. See section on
Charging batteries.
Keep the manual together with the lift.
Operation/trial use
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Select a lift vest that is the correct size for the patient. Place the lift vest
behind the patient’s lower back.
Fasten the clasp and tighten the belt.
Place the lift close to the patient and place the patient’s feet far in on
the footrest.
Adjust the leg support to t the patient (about two ngers below the
kneecaps).
Loosen the screws for the boom somewhat. Draw out the boom
towards the patient for easier application of the sling/vest.
Select a loop close to the patient. This is easier if the patient can lean
forward somewhat. Connect the loop to the hook on the boom.
Draw the boom back until it stops. This is easier if the patient can lean
forward somewhat. Tighten the screws.
Ask the patient to lean back slightly and grasp the handle on the
boom. Begin raising. Pay close attention to the patient. Stop raising
if the patient is uncomfortable. Start raising the lift, and then stop to
ensure that everything is as it should be before continuing.
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The control box and battery have the following features:
1. Emergency stop
2. Electrical emergency lowering
3. Display showing battery charge level
4. Charging cable
5. Outlet for base-width adjustment motor
6. Outlet for lift mast actuator
7. Outlet for handset
8. LED lamp for charging
9. Handle for lifting battery
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Emergency stop
To activate emergency stop: Press the red emergency stop button on
the control box.
Resetting: Turn the button in the direction of the arrows until the button
pops out.
Emergency lowering
Mechanical emergency lowering
Load must be applied to the slingbar before it can be lowered.
Lift the red regulator upward.
Electrical emergency lowering
The electrical emergency lowering button is on the control box.
Use a pen or similar object to depress the buttons.
Mechanical emer-
gency lowering
Electrical emergency
lowering
Charging batteries
Charge the lift after use to ensure that the battery is always fully charged.
Connect the charging cable to a power outlet.
Check to ensure that the lamps on the control box light up. The green LED lamp indicates that the charger is receiving
power and the yellow LED lamp indicates that the battery is charging. Charging stops automatically when the battery is
fully charged.
Lock the castor wheels when charging the battery.
NOTE!
Before the lift is used for the rst time, it must be charged for at least 4 hours.
For maximum battery life, charge batteries regularly. We recommend daily charging when the lift is used daily.
The emergency stop button must be pulled out during charging.
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Trouble-shooting
If the lift is not working properly (up or down), check the following:
Make sure the emergency stop button is not pressed in and that all cables are connected. Check the battery level and
check to ensure that the battery charges via the adaptor.
If the lift is not working properly, contact RoMedic.
The lift can be raised but not lowered (or vice versa), or the base-width adjustment only works in one direction. Check
the following:
That all cables are properly and securely connected. Pull out the contact and plug it in again rmly.
If the lift is not working properly, contact RoMedic.
If the lift makes unusual noises, check the following:
Try to locate the source of the sound, take the lift out of operation and contact RoMedic.
Other maintenance details:
The lift must undergo thorough inspection at least once per year. This must be done by authorized RoMedic service
personnel and in accordance with RoMedic’s service manual.
Repairs and maintenance may only be done by authorized personnel using original spare parts.
Spent batteries are to be left at the nearest recycling station or returned for recycling to RoMedic or a
RoMedic dealer.
Cleaning
When necessary, clean the lift with warm water or rubbing alcohol and ensure that the castor wheels are free of dirt and
hair. Do not use cleaning agents containing phenol or chlorine, as this may damage aluminium and polyamide materials.
Storage
If the lift is not to be used for some time or e.g., when transporting, we recommend that the emergency stop button be
pressed in. Store the hoist at a temperature exceeding freezing point and at normal relative humidity (about 60%).
Service agreements
RoMedic offers the possibility of service agreements for maintenance and regular
Testing of your mobile lift. Contact your local RoMedic representative.
RoMedic’s lifts and lifting accessories are part of SystemRoMedic. This means they are part of a holistic approach to
“We love easy transfers”
lifting and transferring. SystemRoMedic includes four transfer segments: transfer, repositioning, support and lifting.
RoMedic’s products are developed on an ongoing basis, which is why we reserve the right to modify product designs
without prior notice. Contact your RoMedic representative for information, advice and updates.
When in doubt, contact your RoMedic representative for product trials, advice or information.
If you require additional information, contact your transfer specialist or our representative, or visit www.romedic.com.
Make sure you always have the most recent version of the manual.
Manuals are available for downloading from our website; http://www.romedic.com
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