Stryker InTouch FL27 Maintenance Manual

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InTouch® Critical Care Bed

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FL27 (2131/2141)

Version 4.0 with Wi-Fi /

Isolibrium™ (2971) support surface

Maintenance Manual

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General warning

1.6 SYMBOLS

Caution

Consult instructions for use

Catalogue number

Manufacturer

Safe Working Load Symbol

Symbols

10A 250V

IPX4

87VL

Alternating Current

Dangerous Voltage Symbol

Fuse Rating for Beds with the 100V~ or 120V~ Electric System

Potential Equalization

Protective Earth Terminal

Protection from liquid splash

Type B Applied Part

Medical Equipment Classified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. With Respect to Electric Shock, Fire, and Mechanical Hazards Only in Accordance with ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1: 2005 and CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60601-1:08.

In accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, this symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste, but should be collected separately. Refer to your local distributor for return and/or collection systems available in your country.

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Non-ionizing radiation; i.e. RF transmitter (Wi-Fi)

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iBed Locator is connected

iBed Locator is not connected

Wireless Network is connected

Wireless Network is not connected

Support surface call maintenance

Serial number

Symbols

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Table of Contents

Symbols ................................................................................3

Warning / Caution / Note Definition ............................................................9

Introduction ............................................................................10

Product Description ...................................................................10

Intended Use: InTouch Critical Care Bed ....................................................10

Intended Use – iBed® Wireless with iBed Awareness ..........................................11

Expected service life ..................................................................11

Contraindications.....................................................................11

Specifications .......................................................................12

Environmental Conditions...............................................................14

Product Illustration....................................................................15

Contact Information ...................................................................16

Serial Number Location ................................................................16

Specification Label Location ............................................................16

Summary of Safety Precautions .............................................................17

Static Discharge Precautions ...............................................................21

Protecting against Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) .............................................21

Setup .................................................................................22

Installation .............................................................................23

Installing the XPRT Therapy support surface (optional) .........................................23

Installing the PositionPRO support surface (optional) ..........................................23

Installing the Isolibrium support surface (optional).............................................23

Installing iBed Wireless (120V North American only) (optional) ...................................23

Maintenance Menu Guide ..................................................................24

InTouch Configuration Screen............................................................25

A. Bed Calibration .................................................................25

B. Full Diagnostic .................................................................36

C. Touch Screen Calibration .........................................................37

D. Optional Wi-Fi Configuration .......................................................38

E. Bed Options Configuration.........................................................39

F. Serial Number Configuration .......................................................40

Accessing the Isolibrium diagnostic menu...................................................41

Reviewing active Isolibrium errors .........................................................42

Reviewing and Clearing Isolibrium Error History...............................................42

Viewing Advanced Signal Values for Isolibrium ...............................................43

Running a Diagnostic Test for Isolibrium ....................................................44

Cleaning...............................................................................46

Cleaning a support surface .............................................................46

Preventive Maintenance ...................................................................47

Quick Reference Replacement Parts..........................................................49

Troubleshooting .........................................................................51

Bed Troubleshooting ..................................................................51

Scale Troubleshooting .................................................................57

Error Codes ............................................................................58

Error Handling .......................................................................58

Error Messages ......................................................................58

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CPU/Power Board - QDF75-0440 ............................................................63

Fuse Specification ....................................................................64

Bed Electrical Diagram ....................................................................65

Service Information.......................................................................84

Bed lift Actuator (Head) Removal and Replacement - (Base).....................................84

Bed lift Actuator (Foot) Removal and Replacement - (Base) .....................................85

Fowler Actuator Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ..........................................86

Gatch Actuator Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ...........................................87

Foot Actuator Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ............................................88

Zoom® Drive Actuator Removal and Replacement (2141 Model Only) - (Base) .......................89

CPU / Power Board Removal and Replacement - (Litter)........................................90

Load Cell (Head End) Removal and Replacement - (Litter)......................................91

Load Cell (Foot End) Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ......................................92

Display Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) .............................................93

Brake Control Board Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) ...................................94

Function Selection/LED Board Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) ...........................95

Touch Screen Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) ........................................96

Battery Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) .............................................97

Brake / Neutral / Drive Potentiometer Removal and Replacement - QDF27-2024 ......................98

Battery Removal and Replacement - (Litter) .................................................99

Fowler Angle Sensor Removal and Replacement - (Litter) .....................................10 0

Gatch Angle Sensor Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ......................................101

Foot Angle Sensor Removal and Replacement - (Litter) .......................................10 2

Base Angle Sensor Removal and Replacement - (Base) .......................................103

Trend Angle Sensor Removal and Replacement - (Litter) ......................................104

Headwall Communication Board Removal and Replacement - (Litter) .............................105

IR Module Removal and Replacement - (Litter) (Optional) ......................................106

Wi-Fi Board Removal and Replacement - (Footboard) (Optional) .................................107

Base Assembly, Hood....................................................................109

Base Assembly, Brake ...................................................................111

Base Assembly, Caster Lock (Model 2131 Only) ................................................114

Base Assembly, Caster Non-Lock (Model 2141 Only).............................................1 15

Angle Sensor Assembly ..................................................................116

Base Assembly, Electrical ................................................................. 1 17

Base Assembly, Zoom® ..................................................................12 3

Base Assembly, Zoom® Drive (Model 2141 Only) ................................................12 5

Bed Labeling ..........................................................................12 7

Lift Assembly ..........................................................................131

Spring Assembly........................................................................13 5

Litter Assembly......................................................................... 13 6

Litter Assembly, Interior Frame .............................................................140

Litter Assembly with Serial Port.............................................................14 3

Litter Assembly, Upper Frame .............................................................14 4

Litter Assembly, Foot End .................................................................146

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Assembly Drawings (Continued)

Litter Assembly, Standard Cabling...........................................................150

Litter Assembly, Electrical................................................................. 15 1

120V Electric System ....................................................................157

Coiled Power Cord ......................................................................15 8

Litter Assembly, Foot End, with Mattress Connector..............................................15 9

Standard Outlet ........................................................................160

Litter Assembly, Optional Dual 120V Outlet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161

CPR Assembly, Mechanical ...............................................................163

Handle Assembly (Model 2131 Only) .........................................................168

Zoom® Handle Assembly (Model 2141 Only) ...................................................169

Zoom® Assembly........................................................................ 171

Optional No Head End Control Panel......................................................... 17 2

Optional Head End Control Panel Assembly ................................................... 17 3

Siderail Mounting Assembly, Head End ....................................................... 17 5

Standard Siderail Assembly, Head End, Right ..................................................17 6

Standard Siderail Assembly, Head End, Left ...................................................18 0

Standard Siderail Assembly, Labeling ........................................................18 4

Optional Siderail Assembly, Head End, with Speaker/iAudio ........................................18 5

Optional Siderail Assembly, Head End, with Speaker/with NC/with iAudio ..............................18 6

Optional Siderail Assembly, Head End, with Speaker/iAudio/IR ......................................18 8

Optional Siderail Assembly, Head End, with Speaker/with NC/with iAudio/with iBed® Wireless...............18 9

Siderail Mounting Assembly, Foot End........................................................193

Standard Siderail Assembly, Foot End, Right ...................................................194

Standard Siderail Assembly, Foot End, Left ....................................................197

Standard Siderail Assembly without iBed......................................................200

Optional Siderail Assembly with iBed ........................................................201

Headboard and Footboard Assembly .........................................................202

Standard Footboard Assembly .............................................................203

Footboard Assembly without iBed ...........................................................205

Footboard Assembly with iBed .............................................................208

Footboard Assembly with iBed and Wi-Fi......................................................211

Bed Extender - FA64234-XXX .............................................................. 214

Bed Extender Pad with Position Pro Mattress - DM64196-XXX ...................................... 2 15

Bed Extender Pad with XPRT™ Mattress - DM64197-XXX .........................................215

Line Management Clip - FA64210-XXX .......................................................216

IV Pole Assembly, Permanent - FA64221-XXX/FA64238-XXX ....................................... 217

IV Pole Ass’y, Dual Head End, Permanent - FA64202-XXX .........................................218

Monitor Tray Assembly - FA64214-XXX .......................................................220

Upright Oxygen Bottle Holder Assembly - FA64187-XXX...........................................221

Right-Fit Oxygen Bottle Holder Assembly - FA64203 .............................................222

Pendant Assembly with Motion Control - FA64228-XXX ..........................................223

Pendant Assembly with Motion Control/NC - FA64226 ...........................................224

Pendant Assembly with Motion Control/Smart TV - FA64227.......................................225

Pendant Assembly with Motion Control/NC/Smart TV - FA64225....................................226

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Pendant Clip Assembly - FA64186-XXX ......................................................226

Roller Bumpers.........................................................................227

Traction Sleeve Assembly, 4 in. x 1/2 in. - FA64215-XXX ..........................................228

Traction Sleeve Assembly, 4 in. x 3/4 in. - FA64216-XXX ..........................................229

Traction Sleeve Assembly, 8 in. x 1/2 in. - FA64217-XXX ..........................................230

Traction Sleeve Assembly, 8 in. x 3/4 in. - FA64218-XXX ..........................................231

Traction Sleeve Assembly, 6-1/2 in. x 3/4 in. - FA64219-XXX .......................................232

Wall Saver Cable Assembly - FA64208 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233

X-ray Cassette Holder Assembly - FA64205-XXX................................................234

Tube Support ..........................................................................236

Recycling Passports .....................................................................237

Warranty .............................................................................249

Limited Warranty ....................................................................249

Warranty exclusion and damage limitations.................................................249

To Obtain Parts and Service ...........................................................249

Return Authorization..................................................................249

Damaged Merchandise ...............................................................249

International Warranty Clause...........................................................249

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Warning / Caution / Note Definition

The words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.

WARNING

Alerts the reader about a situation, which if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. It may also describe potential serious adverse reactions and safety hazards.

CAUTION

Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury to the user or patient or damage to the equipment or other property. This includes special care necessary for the safe and effective use of the device and the care necessary to avoid damage to a device that may occur as a result of use or misuse.

Note

This provides special information to make maintenance easier or important instructions clearer.

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Introduction

This manual assists you with the operation or maintenance of the Stryker Model FL27 (2131/2141) InTouch® Critical Care bed. Read this manual thoroughly before operating or maintaining this product. Set methods and procedures to educate and train your staff on the safe operation or maintenance of this product.

WARNING

• Improper usage of the product can cause injury to the patient or operator. Operate the product only as described in this manual.

• Do not modify the product or any components of the product. Modifying the product can cause unpredictable operation resulting in injury to patient or operator. Modifying the product also voids its warranty.

Notes

• This manual is a permanent part of the product and should remain with the product even if the product is sold.

• Stryker continually seeks advancements in product design and quality. This manual contains the most current product information available at the time of printing. There may be minor discrepancies between your product and this manual. If you have any questions, contact Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support at 1–800–327-0770.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

InTouch is an AC-powered, adjustable hospital bed designed to position human patients for procedures, therapy, and

recovery in a healthcare environment, and transport patients between bays and procedural rooms. InTo u c h measures and displays patient weight. The scale output is not intended to be used to determine diagnosis or treatment. The nurse call allows patients to alert an operator when the patient requires assistance. There is a 30-degree head of bed (HOB) button that puts the patient at a 30-degree angle that is calculated relative to the base to assist in ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) prevention. When the Chaperone bed exit system is active, it monitors a chosen zone, and alerts the operator of a deliberate or non-deliberate bed exit. The bed has 39 prerecorded clinical phrases in 24 languages and a sound feature that offers various environmental and musical selections.

INTENDED USE: INTOUCH CRITICAL CARE BED

InTouch is intended for use by patients in an acute care setting. The safe working load (the sum of the patient, the

mattress, and accessory weight) for InTouch is 550 lb (249 kg). InTouch is intended to support a human patient. The frame can come in contact with human skin, but a patient should never be on the frame without a support surface in use. InTouch is intended for use in acute care. These settings may include critical care, step down, progressive care, med/ surg, sub-acute care, and post anesthesia care unit (PACU), or other locations, as prescribed. Intended operators are healthcare professionals (nurses, nurse aids, doctors) that can use all bed operations (such as bed motion functions, nurse call, siderail communications, bed exit, therapy options), patient and bystander that can use bed motion functions, nurse call and siderail communications, and trained professionals for installation, service, and calibration.

The product is intended for use in a healthcare environment, including hospitals, surgery centers, long term acute care centers, and rehabilitation centers.

The product is compatible with 35 in. x 84 in. support surfaces, the facility nurse call system, standard med/surg equipment, and the facility infrastructure. InTo u c h is intended for use with a 6 in. to 8.5 in. support surface. You may use a support surface or overlay greater than 6 in. that offers therapeutic value with added patient supervision.

The Chaperone bed exit system is intended only to aid in the detection of a patient exiting the unit. It is not intended to replace patient monitoring protocol.

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Introduction

INTENDED USE – iBED® WIRELESS WITH iBED AWARENESS

The intended use for the iBed® Wireless (with iBed® Awareness) is to assist clinical staff to monitor bed parameters on specific Stryker beds. The desired bed parameters will be set by clinicians at the bedside. The iBed® Wireless software is intended to be used only with specifically enabled Stryker beds that have been verified and validated with the iBed® Wireless software, and is not intended to provide bed status information for non-Stryker beds. The iBed® Wireless software is not intended to communicate any patient status information, nor to permanently store any type of data. The iBed® Wireless with iBed® Awareness System is not intended to provide automated treatment decisions or as a substitute for professional healthcare judgment. The iBed® Wireless with iBed® Awareness System is not a replacement or substitute for vital signs monitoring or alert equipment. All patient medical diagnosis and treatment are to be performed under direct supervision and oversight of an appropriate health care professional.

EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE

InTouch has a 10 year expected service life under normal use conditions and with appropriate periodic maintenance.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

InTouch is not intended to:

• be used without a support surface

• use the scale output to determine diagnosis or treatment

• be used with an oxygen tent

• support more than one individual at a time

• be used with patients that are 35 in. or less

• be used with patients that weigh 50 lb or less

• be used on patient less than two years old

• be used in a home healthcare environment

• be used in the presence of flammable anesthetics

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SPECIFICATIONS

Safe Working Load

Introduction

Note: Safe Working Load indicates the

sum of the patient, mattress and accessory weight.

Bed Weight 750 lbs 340.2 kg

Overall Bed Length 90 in. 228,6 cm

Overall Bed Width

Base Underbed Clearance 5 in. 12,7 cm

Litter Patient Surface

Bed Lift System

Scale System Capacity 550 lbs 249 kg

CPR System Speed to level bed from any position

Zoom®

motorized drive (Model

2141) (option)

Siderails Up 42 in. 106,7 cm

Siderails Down 40 in. 102,9 cm

• Width

• Length

• Length (with Optional Bed Extender)

Seat Section

• Depth

Foot Section

• Length

• Angle

Fowler Section

• Length

• Width

• Angle

Gatch Section

• Length

• Width

• Angle

Cardiac Chair

• Standard Cardiac Chair Position

• Enhanced Cardiac Chair Position

Height (high) to top of litter 33 in. 83,8 cm

Height (low) to top of litter 16 in. 40,6 cm

Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg 12° (± 2°)

Bed Lift Time 35 seconds maximum from lowest to highest position

Accuracy:

• For weight from 100 lb to 550 lb

• For weight under 100 lb

• Fowler

• Foot and Seat

Speed

• Forward

• Backwards

550 lbs 249 kg

35 in. 84 in. 90 in.

18.5 in. 47 cm

29 in. 0° to 50° (± 5°)

36 in. 34 in. to 35 in. 0° to 70° (0°-40° and 50°-70° ± 3°) (40°-50° ± 5°)

18 in. 34 in. to 35 in. 0° to 15° (± 3°)

Head: 65°, Seat: 17°, Foot: 30°, Trend: 3° Head: 70°, Seat: 19°, Foot: 47°, Trend: 3°

± 2% when in Trendelenburg or Reverse Trendelenburg ± 2% when Flat ± 2 lb when in Trendelenburg or Reverse Trendelenburg ± 2 lb when Flat

15 seconds 60 seconds

2.98 mph

1.79 mph

88,9 cm 213,4 cm 228,6 cm

73,7 cm 0° to 50° (± 5°)

91,4 cm 86,4 cm - 88,9 cm 0° to 70° (0°-40° and 50°-70° ± 3°) (40°-50° ± 5°)

45,7 cm 86,4 cm - 88,9 cm 0° to 15° (± 3°)

4.8 km/h

2.88 km/h

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SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)

Introduction

Maximum Current Consumption

Electrical Requirements

iBed® Wireless radio (optional)

Battery

Note: For Isolibrium specifications, see the Isolibrium operations/maintenance manual.

Without Optional Auxiliary Outlet (120VAC O n ly)

With Optional Auxiliary Outlet(s) (120VAC O n ly)

All electrical requirements meet CSA C22.2 No. 601.1, UL 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1.60601-2-38 specifications.

802.11 b/g, 2.4 GHz

• Minimum Operational Signal Strength: -65 dB

• Supported Security Protocols: WEP WPA -PSK (TK I P) WPA 2-PSK (CC M P/A ES) WPA2-Enterprise (Only with PEAP-MS-CHAPv2)

802.1x

• PEAP-MS-CHAPv2 (Without certificate)

• Supports IPv4 and DHCPv4

12 V, 17.6 Ahr, Sealed Lead-Acid Battery (Part Number QDF9188)

3.0 V 220mAh Lithium Battery, Size 20mm - Varta Int. CR2032

Coin Cell PC Battery Holder, Size 20mm - MDP Int. BA2032

4.0 Amps

9.8 Amps

120 ± 10% Vac, 50/60Hz - Two 250V, 10A Fuses 120V~, 50-60Hz, 4.0A (9.8A with 120V Optional Auxiliary Outlet) - Two 250V, 10A Fuses

Recommended Support Surface Size 35” x 84” x 6” 88,9 cm x 213,4 cm x 15,2 cm

• With Bed Extender DM64196 (PositionPRO® and Isolibrium™) (35” x 6” x 4”)

• With Bed Extender DM64197 (XPRT™) (35” x 6” x 5.5”) 35” x 90” x 5.5” 88,9 cm x 228,6 cm x 13,9 cm

Recommended Air Mattress Size 35” x 84” x 6” - 8.5”

• With Bed Extender DM64196 (PositionPRO® and Isolibrium™) (35” x 6” x 4”)

• With Bed Extender DM64197 (XPRT™) (35” x 6” x 5.5”) 35” x 90” x 5.5” 88,9 cm x 228,6 cm x 13,9 cm

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35” x 90” x 4” 88,9 cm x 228,6 cm x 10,1 cm

88,9 cm x 213,4 cm x 15,2 cm - 21,6 cm

35” x 90” x 4” 88,9 cm x 228,6 cm x 10,1 cm

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50 °F (1

104 °F

-40 °F (-40 °C)

158 °F

30%

75%

95%

1060 hPa

500 hP

1060 hPa

64 °F (1

77 °F

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

Environmental Conditions Operation Storage and Transportation

Ambient Temperature

(40 °C)

(70 °C)

0 °C)

Relative Humidity

(Non-Condensing)

Atmospheric Pressure

00 hPa

(25 °C)

Scale Accuracy

8 °C)

Specifications listed are approximate and may vary slightly from product to product or by power supply fluctuations.

Stryker reserves the right to change specifications without notice.

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PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION

Introduction

A 110V outlet (optional) L Manual backup brake

B Brake control panel (outside siderail) M Mattress retainer

C Caster N Nurse call (inside siderail) (optional)

D CPR release pedal O Motion control panel (outside siderail)

E Foley bag hooks P Pendant holder

F Footboard Q Roller bumpers

G Footboard control panel R Siderail release levers

H Headboard S Siderails

I Head end control panel (optional) T Support surface (optional)

J InTouch touch screen U Zoom drive system (model 2141) (optional)

K Isolated foley bag hooks

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Introduction

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support at 1-800-327-0770.

Stryker Medical 3800 E. Centre Avenue Portage, Michigan 49002 USA

To view your operations or maintenance manual online, see https://techweb.stryker.com/.

Have the serial number (A) of your Stryker product available when calling Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support. Include the serial number in all written communication.

SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION

You can find the serial number plate behind the patient right siderail near the foot end of the product.

SPECIFICATION LABEL LOCATION

You can find the specification label behind the head end cover on the patient right side of the product.

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Summary of Safety Precautions

Always read and strictly follow the warnings and cautions listed on this page. Service only by qualified personnel.

WARNING

• Improper usage of the product can cause injury to the patient or operator. Operate the product only as described in this manual.

• Always allow the product to reach room temperature before conducting any setup or testing functional operations to prevent permanent product damage.

• Always operate the product when all operators are clear of the mechanisms.

• Always plug the product directly into a properly grounded, three-prong receptacle. You can only achieve grounding reliability when you use a hospital-grade receptacle. This product is equipped with a hospital-grade plug for protection against electric shock hazard.

• Always properly handle the power cord to avoid the risk of entanglement, damage to the power cord, or potential shock hazards. If the power cord is damaged, immediately remove the product from service and contact the appropriate maintenance personnel.

• Do not attach the power cord to any moving parts of InTouch.

• Always unplug the power cord, turn the battery switch to the OFF (O) position, press the N/Brake Off button, and call maintenance if unanticipated motion occurs.

• Always unplug the product power cord from the wall when using oxygen administering equipment. Possible fire hazard exists when this product is used with oxygen administering equipment other than nasal, mask type, or half bed-length tent type.

• The optional iBed® Wireless function is only intended to provide remote information of product status and parameter conditions. It is not intended to replace patient monitoring protocol.

• The line of sight between an iBed Locator and the head end of bed must be free of obstruction at all times. Any interference could interrupt communication between the iBed Locator and the IR module.

• You must use an iBed® Wireless compatible footboard with an iBed® Wireless compatible product. You will lose iBed® Wireless functionality if you use an older version of the footboard.

• You must verify all iBed® Wireless functionality after installation. Verify that the iBed locator communicates the product’s positions, and that iBed® Wireless communicates with the wireless access point. Failure to do may result in the loss of information or the transmission of incorrect information.

• You must install the iBed Locators more than 71” apart from one another in the same room (such as in a semiprivate room with more than one product). Failure to do may result in the product transmitting information to the incorrect iBed Locator.

• Do not use iBed® Wireless to replace the existing nurse call system. iBed® Wireless products are only intended to transmit product information. They are not intended to transmit nurse call information.

• Always correctly associate or map the iBed Locator to the room or location to provide accurate location information. Failure to properly map the iBed Locator to the room or location may result in the product transmitting incorrect information.

• If you move an iBed Locator after it has been installed and mapped, you must remap to the new room or location in which it is moved to. You must also remap the iBed Locator if you change the room or location information after initial installation.

• Always wash your hands after handling a battery. Battery posts, terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead compounds, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Properly dispose of batteries when required.

• Power save mode activates after one hour on battery power with no motion release switch activation. Bed exit, scale, and product motion stops operating when the product enters the power save mode.

• Always keep feet clear from the area above the base cover or below the base cover when lowering the product or when applying the brakes or releasing the brakes.

• Always apply the brakes when a patient is getting in the product or out of the product to avoid instability.

• Always apply the brakes when the patient is unattended.

• Do not apply the electronic brake to slow or stop the product while it is in motion.

• Always keep the product in a low, horizontal position with the siderails fully raised and locked when transporting a patient.

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Summary of Safety Precautions

WARNING (CONTINUED)

• Do not use the Zoom motorized drive when the batteries become discharged. Press N/Brake Off to place the drive wheel in neutral and push the product manually. Recharge the batteries before using the Zoom motorized drive again to avoid the risk of battery damage and the drive wheel getting stuck in the down position.

• Use caution while maneuvering the product with the drive wheel activated. Always make sure that there are no obstacles near the product while the Zoom motorized drive is activated. Injury to the patient, user or bystanders or damage to the frame or surrounding equipment could occur if you collide with an obstacle.

• Make sure that the brakes are completely released before attempting to move the product. Attempting to move the product with the brakes applied could result in injury to the patient or operator.

• Do not attempt to move the product manually when you activate the Zoom motorized drive. Always place the drive wheel into the neutral position and release the brakes before attempting to move the product manually.

• Always make sure that all persons and equipment are away from the area below and around the product before you activate the CPR release. The CPR release is for emergency use only.

• Always determine the proper use of the restraint straps and restraint strap locations. Improperly adjusted restraint straps can cause serious injury to a patient. Stryker is not responsible for the type or use of restraint straps on any of Stryker’s products.

• Only use hospital-grade electric equipment consuming 5A or less with the auxiliary power outlet (optional). The use of standard electric equipment may bring the current leakage to a level unacceptable for hospital equipment.

• Always keep the siderails in the fully raised position and the sleep surface horizontal in its lowest position unless the patient’s medical condition dictates otherwise.

• Do not use siderails, with or without their padded covers, as restraint devices to keep patient from exiting the product. Siderails are designed to keep a patient from inadvertently rolling off the product. It is the responsibility of the attending medical personnel to determine the degree of restraint necessary to ensure a patient’s safety. Failure to use the siderails properly could result in serious patient injury.

• Always keep the siderails outside of the oxygen tent.

• The scale system is intended to assist in the monitoring of the patient’s weight variation. Under no circumstances should its reading be used as sole reference for medical treatment.

• Bed exit is intended only to aid in the detection of a patient exiting the product. It is not intended to replace patient

• onitoring protocol.

• Bed exit is not designed to be used with patients weighing less than 50 lb (23 kg).

• Do not use extension cords with support surfaces. Support surfaces are only intended to be powered by InTouch with the power cord supplied.

• Do not route cables between the support surface and InTouch.

• Always make sure that all of the patient’s limbs are within the raised and locked siderails when the support surface is articulating to avoid the risk of patient injury.

• Always center the patient on the support surface. Align the patient’s head toward the headboard before starting functions. Check the patient frequently to make sure that you maintain the proper positioning.

• Always make sure that the tubing and wiring that is connected to the patient is long enough, stable, and secure during Lateral Rotation or Turn Assist.

• Always raise all of the InTouch bed siderails before starting Turn Assist or Lateral Rotation functions.

• Do not exceed the safe working load of the Isolibrium support surface. Excess weight could cause unpredictable safety and performance of this system.

• Always use extra caution when reading radiology images taken of a patient on a support surface because internal components can cause artifacts and distort readings.

• Do not extubate or intubate patients during Lateral Rotation or Turn Assist. The functions could interfere with the performance of the ancillary devices.

• Do not zero the bed scales or weigh the patient with Lateral Rotation or Turn Assist active. Motion from the support surface functions may adversely affect the scale system performance.

• Do not arm bed exit with Lateral Rotation or Turn Assist active. The patient motion and position that results from the support surface may adversely affect bed exit system performance.

• Do not leave the patient unattended during Turn Assist.

• Always deflate the Isolibrium support surface before beginning CPR.

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Summary of Safety Precautions

WARNING (CONTINUED)

• Always lock the control panel when the patient is unattended, or when a patient’s condition requires greater safety measures for their condition.

• Do not use iBed® Awareness as a lock indicator for siderails. iBed® Awareness is only intended to detect the position of the siderails. It is not intended to replace patient monitoring protocol.

• The iBed® Awareness LED light bars are only intended to monitor the product status and parameter conditions. It is not intended to replace patient monitoring protocol.

• You must physically verify that the siderails are locked before arming iBed® Awareness.

• Always securely set the footboard connector on the optional bed extender into the footboard connector slot at the foot end of the product.

• Do not pinch the power cord or cables when installing the optional bed extender.

• Do not sit on the optional bed extender. This may cause the product to flip.

• Do not allow the optional line management clip to interfere with a mechanical or electronic mechanism of the product.

• Do not pinch tubes inside the clip.

• Do not clean the clip with a liquid solution.

• Always adjust the scale or bed exit system if an option is added while the scale or bed exit system is armed.

• Do not place objects that exceed 40 lb (18 kg) onto the optional monitor tray.

• Do not exceed the 150 lb (68 kg) load capacity for the tray support pole.

• Do not clean, service, or perform maintenance while the product is in use.

• Always unplug the power cord and turn the battery switch to the OFF (O) position before cleaning, servicing, or performing maintenance.

• Always immediately unplug the power cord from the wall outlet when large spills occur near the circuit boards, cables, and motors. Remove the patient from the product, clean up the fluid, and have service personnel completely inspect the product. Fluids can cause unpredictable operation and decreased functionality of any electrical product. Do not return the product to service until it is completely dry and has been thoroughly tested for safe operation.

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Summary of Safety Precautions

CAUTION

• Always plug the product into a wall outlet (regulated AC power source) when not in use to maintain a sufficient battery charge and to maximize product performance while operating on battery power.

• Always immediately replace batteries that have corrosion at the terminals, display cracking, have expanded or bulging sides, or no longer can maintain a full charge.

• Always use only Stryker authorized batteries when replacing the batteries. Use of non-Stryker batteries may lead to unpredictable system performance.

• Upon a Battery Low alarm (Battery Low LED on Footboard and audible beep), stop using the Zoom motorized drive and recharge the batteries immediately. Ignoring the Battery Low alarms may cause your batteries to degrade quicker than normal and may decrease battery life.

• Always clean Velcro® after each use. Saturate Velcro with disinfectant and allow disinfectant to evaporate. Appropriate disinfectant for nylon Velcro should be determined by the hospital.

• Do not move footboards from one product to another. Individual products may have different options. Mixing footboards could result in unpredictable operation of the product.

• Do not use the siderails to move the product. Move the product using the integrated handles in the headboard and footboard.

• Do not use pencils, pen caps, pen tips, or other pointed objects to tap the touch screen display. Using excessive pressure may damage the footboard control panel and the touch screen display.

• Always use extra supervision when using a mattress or support surface thicker than six in. (15,4 cm).

• Do not allow sharp objects to come into contact with the support surface that could puncture, tear, or cut the cover.

• Make sure that you set the desired product parameters before enabling iBed® Awareness.

• Do not use accessories that cover the footboard and outside siderail LED light bars.

• Do not turn off the iBed® Awareness alarm. You will lose access to the event manager that displays the compromised parameter condition.

• Do not hang IV bags that exceed 22 lb (10 kg) onto the IV pole.

• Always make sure that the IV pole is at a low height to pass safely through door openings.

• Do not use the IV pole as a push/pull device.

• Always make sure that the clip is stable when installed.

• Do not inset tubes that are larger than 0.75 in. into the line management clip.

• Always sterilize the clip after each use.

• Always make sure that the clip is stable when installed.

• Always unplug the product before cleaning or servicing.

• Always unplug the product, set the brakes, and place blocks under the litter frame for support when working under the product.

• Always make sure that you wipe each product with clean water and thoroughly dry each product after cleaning. Some cleaning products are corrosive in nature and may cause damage to the product if you use them improperly. If you do not properly rinse and dry the product, a corrosive residue may be left on the surface of the product that could cause premature corrosion of critical components. Failure to follow these cleaning instructions may void your warranty.

• Do not steam clean, pressure wash, ultrasonically clean, or immerse any part of the product in water. Exposure to water may damage the internal electric parts. These methods of cleaning are not recommended and may void this product’s warranty.

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Static Discharge Precautions

PROTECTING AGAINST ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD)

CAUTION

• Always use ESD protective equipment before opening antistatic bags and servicing electronic parts.

• Do not place unprotected circuit boards on the floor.

• All electronic service parts will be shipped in static shielding bags. Do not open the bags until you have completed steps 2 and 3 of the Static Protection Procedure.

Note: Always ship back circuit boards to Stryker in the same antistatic bags that the new boards were originally shipped in.

The electronic circuits in the product are completely protected from static electricity damage when factory assembled. Always use adequate static protection when servicing the electronic systems of the product. All service personnel must use static protection whenever they are touching wires.

Static Antistatic Protection Equipment Includes:

• 1 antistatic wrist strap

• 1 grounding plug

• 1 test lead with a banana plug on one end and an alligator clip on the other end

Static Protection Procedure

1. Unplug the power cord from the power source.

2. Insert the grounding plug into a properly grounded hospital grade wall receptacle. Plug the banana plug of the test lead into the receptacle on the grounding plug. Connect the alligator clip on the other end of the test lead to a ground point on the bed.

3. Place the static control wrist strap on your wrist. Connect the alligator clip at the other end of the wrist strap cord to a ground point on the bed.

BED

GROUNDING DIAGRAM

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Setup

To unpack your product, see the unpacking instructions that are attached to the product inside of the shipping crate.

WARNING

• Always allow the product to reach room temperature before conducting any setup or testing functional operations to prevent permanent product damage.

• Always operate the product when all operators are clear of the mechanisms.

• Do not attach the power cord to any moving parts of InTouch.

• Always unplug the power cord, turn the battery switch to the OFF (O) position, press the N/Brake Off button, and call maintenance if unanticipated motion occurs.

CAUTION

Always plug the product directly into a properly grounded, three-prong receptacle. You can only achieve grounding reliability when you use a hospital-grade receptacle. This product is equipped with a hospital-grade plug for protection against electric shock hazard.

To turn on the product:

1. Plug the power cord into a properly grounded, hospital-grade wall outlet.

2. Turn the battery switch to the ON (|) position.

Before placing the product into service, make sure that these components are working properly:

1. Visually inspect the product for any signs of shipping damage.

2. Flip down and depress the manual brake pedal and make sure that the neutral, drive, and brake functions of the manual brake pedal hold.

3. Press BRAKE on each control panel and make sure that the neutral, drive, and brake functions of the electronic brake hold.

4. Test the Zoom drive system (Model 2141).

5. Raise and lower the siderails to make sure that they move smoothly and lock securely in the full up position.

6. Press each button on the head end control panel (optional), motion control panel, brake control panel, footboard control panel, and patient control pendant (optional) to make sure that each function operates properly.

7. Make sure that the footboard operates properly.

8. Make sure that the scale system operates properly.

9. Make sure that the bed exit system operates properly.

10. Make sure that the CPR release pedal operates properly.

11. Make sure that the support surface operates properly (optional).

12. Make sure that optional accessories are installed and operate as described.

WARNING

Always unplug the product power cord from the wall when using oxygen administering equipment. Possible fire hazard exists when this product is used with oxygen administering equipment other than nasal, mask type, or half bed-length tent type.

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Installation

INSTALLING THE XPRT THERAPY SUPPORT SURFACE (OPTIONAL)

To install the XPRT support surface option onto InTouch, see the installation instructions in the XPRT support surface operations manual.

INSTALLING THE POSITIONPRO SUPPORT SURFACE (OPTIONAL)

To install the PositionPRO support surface option onto InTouch, see the installation instructions in the PositionPRO support surface operations manual.

INSTALLING THE ISOLIBRIUM SUPPORT SURFACE (OPTIONAL)

To install the Isolibrium support surface option onto InTouch, see the installation instructions in the Isolibrium support surface operations manual.

INSTALLING IBED WIRELESS (120V NORTH AMERICAN ONLY) (OPTIONAL)

WARNING

• The optional iBed® Wireless function is only intended to provide remote information of product status and parameter conditions. It is not intended to replace patient monitoring protocol.

• You must use an iBed® Wireless compatible footboard with an iBed® Wireless compatible product. You will lose iBed® Wireless functionality if you use an older version of the footboard.

You must install the iBed Locator on the wall at the head end of the bed. The iBed Locator communicates with the IR Module that is installed onto the product.

To mount the iBed Locator, see the installation instructions that were included with your iBed Locator Installation kit. After you install the iBed Locator, you must configure the wireless connection settings for the iBed Server application.

To configure the iBed Server application, see the installation and configuration instructions in the iBed Server Installation/Configuration manual.

WARNING

If you have any problems during the iBed Wireless installation process, contact Stryker Technical Support at 1–800–327−0770.

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Maintenance Menu Guide

The Maintenance Menu is accessed through the Touch Screen and contains additional features of the product. This menu provides an interface to the user and/or service personnel in order to provide the ability to control and access maintenance features.

ACCESSING THE CONFIGURATION SCREEN

WARNING

Please ensure patient is not in the bed prior to starting bed calibration. In calibration mode, the software does not control the interferences between the mechanical parts of the bed. Mechanical damage could occur without supervision. Only qualified personnel should perform the calibration.

Note

Verify that the bed is on a level surface which does not have any slopes or inclines prior to entering into the calibration mode.

1. Unseat and reseat the footboard and wait until the main control screen is displayed.

2. Push and hold the Main Menu button located in the upper right corner of the footboard control panel (see Figure 1 below). Continue pressing on the Main Menu button while executing steps 3-5.

3. Push and hold the Brake button for 5 seconds and then release.

4. Push the HOB 30o+ button once and release.

5. Push the Drive button once and release.

6. Release the Main Menu button and you will be taken into the Configuration Screen shown in Figure 2.

HOB

Brake

Main Menu

Drive

Figure 1: Footboard Control Panel

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Figure 2: Configuration Screen

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN

The following items A, B, and C are configuration buttons available and displayed on the Configuration screen (Figure 3).

A. Bed Calibration B. Full Diagnostic (see page 36) C. Touch Screen Calibration (see page 37) D. Optional Wi-Fi Configuration (see page 38)

The following items D and E are configuration options available but are not displayed on the Configuration screen To access these configuration options, follow the procedures identified on page listed below.

E. Bed Options Configuration (see page 39) F. Serial Number Configuration (see page 40)

Figure 3: Configuration Screen Menu Items

A. Bed Calibration

Note: During calibration, if the backlight shuts off touch the screen to continue.

1. Connect the bed to an A/C outlet.

2. Place the mattress onto the frame.

3. Press the Bed Calibration button on the Configuration Screen (refer to Figure 3).

4. After pressing the Bed Calibration button, Figure 4 will be displayed. Press “NEXT” to continue with calibration.

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Figure 4: Bed Calibration - WARNING

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

5. After pressing Next to continue calibration, Figure 5 will appear.

Figure 5: Bed Calibration - Step #1 of 6

6. Place the Litter surface to a flat position by pressing simultaneously the Foot Up, Fowler Down and Gatch Down buttons as shown in Figure 6.

7. Lower the bed to the lowest position. Press the Bed Height Down (Head Lift Down) and Reverse Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Down) buttons simultaneously as shown in Figure 7.

Foot Up

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Fowler Down

Gatch Down

Figure 6: HE Siderail Control Panel - (Right Side Shown)

Reverse Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Down)

Bed Height

Down

(Head Lift

Down)

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Figure 7: HE Siderail Control Panel - (Right Side Shown)

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

Bed Calibration

Do Not

8. Press the Next button when done. The “Do Not

Touch Bed

Touch Bed” screen will appear as shown in Figure

Cancel

Figure 8

9. When step 1 of the calibration procedure has completed, step 2 of the calibration procedure will begin and Figure 9 will be displayed.

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Figure 9: Bed Calibration - Step 2

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

10. Raise the bed height to 20 inches measuring from the top of the seat section to the floor. Press the Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up) and Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up) buttons as shown in Figure 10.

11. Standing on either side of the bed at the fowler section, raise the foot siderail and then position the digital level/inclinometer on the bottom of the litter below the mattress retainer (refer to Figure 11). Using the digital level/inclinometer, verify the bed is level (0.0 +/- 0.1).

Bed Height Up

(Head Lift Up)

Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up)

Figure 10: Head Siderail Control Panel (Right Side Shown)

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Note: Cycle power on the digital level/ inclinometer prior to placing it on the bottom of the litter frame and do not zero/ calibrate the digital level/inclinometer.

12. Press the Next button when done. The “Do Not Touch Bed” screen will appear as shown in Figure 12.

Placement

on Litter

Figure 11: Inclinometer placement

Bed Calibration

Do Not Touch Bed

Cancel

Figure 12: Do Not Touch Bed Screen

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

13. When step 2 of the calibration procedure has completed, step 3 of the calibration procedure will begin and Figure 13 as shown below will appear on the screen.

Figure 13: Bed Calibration - Step 3

14. Place the bed at +12 degrees Trendelenburg by pressing the Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up) button as shown in Figure 14. Verify +12 degrees +/- 0.1 with the inclinometer you previously placed on the litter frame in step 11.

Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up)

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Figure 14: Head Siderail Control Panel

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

15. Press the Next button when done.

16. The “Do Not Touch Bed” screen will appear as shown in Figure 15.

Bed Calibration

Do Not Touch Bed

Cancel

Figure 15: Do Not Touch Bed Screen

17. When step 3 of the calibration procedure has completed, step 4 of the calibration procedure will begin and Figure 16 will be displayed as shown below.

Figure 16: Bed Calibration - Step 4

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

18. Level the bed back out to zero degrees by pushing the Reverse Trendelenburg button until the litter is level while referencing the inclinometer. Note: Confirm inclinometer reads zero degrees.

19. Place the bed at -12 degrees Reverse Trendelenburg by pressing the Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up) button as shown in Figure 17 below. Verify -12 degrees +/-

0.1 with the inclinometer you previously placed on the bottom of the litter frame in step 11.

Bed Height Up

(Head Lift Up)

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Figure 17: Head Siderail Control Panel -

(Right Side Shown)

20. Press the Next button when done.

21. The “Do Not Touch Bed” screen will appear as shown in Figure 18.

Bed Calibration

Do Not Touch Bed

Cancel

Figure 18: Do Not Touch Bed Screen

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

22. When step 4 of the calibration procedure has completed, step 5 of the calibration procedure will begin and Figure 19 will appear on the screen as shown below.

Figure 19: Bed Calibration - Step 5

23. Place the bed at the highest height by pressing simultaneously the Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up) button and Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up) button as shown in Figure 20.

Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up)

Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up)

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Figure 20: Head Siderail Control Panel -

(Right Side Shown)

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

Gatch Up

24. Press the Fowler Up button until the Fowler reaches the highest height, next press the Gatch Up button until the Gatch reaches its highest height, lastly press the Foot Up button until the foot section reaches its highest height (refer to Figure 21 below). The foot section should be at a flat position.

25. Press the Next button when done.

Fowler Up

Figure 21: Head Siderail Control Panel -

(Right Side Shown)

Bed Calibration

Foot Up

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26. The “Do Not Touch Bed” screen will appear as shown in Figure 22.

Do Not Touch Bed

Cancel

Figure 22: Do Not Touch Bed Screen

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

27. When step 5 of the calibration procedure has completed, step 6 of the calibration procedure will begin and Figure 23 will be displayed as shown below.

Figure 23: Bed Calibration - Step 6

28. Place the bed at the highest height by pressing simultaneously the Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up) button and Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up) button (see Figure 24).

29. Place the Fowler and Gatch section of the bed at the highest height by first pressing the Fowler Up button then the Gatch Up button (See Figure 24).

30. Place the foot at the lowest position by pushing the

Foot Down button until limit is met (see Figure 24) . CAUTION: The Gatch must be raised to the highest height prior to running the Foot Down or damage could occur.

Bed Height Up (Head Lift Up)

Fowler Up

Trendelenburg (Foot Lift Up)

Gatch Up

Figure 24: Calibration Complete

Foot Down

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

A. Bed Calibration (Continued)

31. When the calibration procedure is completed, Figure 25 will be displayed as shown below.

32. Press the Close button to exit the Calibration Procedure Menu.

33. Level the litter flat using the CPR pedal. Verify all display readings are zero degrees while the bed is at 33” (84 cm) (highest height). Lower the bed to 16” (41 cm) (lowest height) and verify the display readings maintain a constant reading of zero degrees with no fluctuations. When the bed reaches it lowest height at 16”, verify the display readings are still at zero degrees.

Note: If readings are not all zero, you will need to recalibrate the bed by repeating steps 1-30.

Figure 25: Calibration Complete

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

B. Full Diagnostic

1. From the Configuration Screen, press the Full Diagnostic button. Figure 26 will appear.

2. The following menu items may be selected by pressing their button. a. BOARDS (Figure 27a) Provides information on the switch boards and the touch screen’s software version. b. ERROR CODES (Figure 27b) Provides information on errors which the CPU board has identified. c. INPUT STATES (F igure 2 7c) Provides information on the status of all switches and jumpers on the bed. d. MOTORS (Figu r e 27d) Provides information on what a motor is doing when a function button is pushed. Note: This requires assistance to press the buttons on the head siderails or at the head end control. e. BUTTONS PRESSED (Figu r e 27e) Provides information on when the CPU has detected a button being pressed. Note: This requires assistance to press the buttons on the head siderails or at the head end control. f. SIGNAL VALUES (Figure 27f)

Provides information on CPU voltages, load cell values, and angle sensor values.

Figure 26: Full Diagnostic Screen

Boards Connected

Nurse A.0 A.1

Nurse (SRH) A.1

Nurse (SRL) A.1

Nurse (SRR) A.1

Power board B.37

Room Interface A.1

TouchScreen D.3

Figure 27a: Board

Motors

Gatch - Reverse

Hilo Foot - Forward

Foot - Forward

Figure 27d: Motor

Figure 27c: Input StatesFigure 27b: Error Codes

Buttons Pressed

Nurse SRR - Trend

Footboard - Hob

Nurse Head - Leg up

Figure 27e: Pressed Buttons Figure 27f: Signal Values

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

C. Touch Screen Calibration

Ensure patient is not present on the bed before performing the Touch Screen Calibration.

1. From the Configuration Screen, press the Touch Screen Calibration button. Figure 28 will appear.

NOTE: If the touch screen will not respond, you will need to push the HOB 300+, Brake and Drive buttons on the footboard at the same time (this will enable you to get directly into the touch screen calibration). CAUTION: When pushing the buttons above the fowler, brakes, or drive, actuators may activate.

2. Carefully press and briefly hold a stylus or your finger on the center of the cross hair shown on the screen.

3. Repeat as the target moves around the screen. There will be five different locations to press: center, lower right, upper right, upper left, and lower left.

4. When the last cross hair has been touched, Figure 29 displays ‘New calibration settings have been measured’.

5. Tap the screen to register saved data.

6. If you do not want to save the new data, wait for 30 seconds to cancel saved data and keep the current setting.

Figure 28: Touch Screen Calibration: Start Figure 29: Touch Screen Calibration: Completed

NOTE: The TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION SCREEN is a validation of the touch screen’s calibration. When the user presses anywhere on the screen, the coordinates x and y are displayed on the lower part of the screen.

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

D. Optional Wi-Fi Configuration

CAUTION

These settings should only be modified by trained personnel. Changing these settings may disable the wireless feature. These settings should only be changed or updated with the aid of the hospital’s IT department or the appropriate maintenance personnel.

1. From the Configuration Screen, tap Wi-Fi Configuration to configure wireless settings for the bed.

2. Tap Wi-Fi OFF to toggle the wireless network connection on.

3. Tap the appropriate tab, and then tap the pencil icon to configure the network settings (Figure 30 - Figure 33).

4. Tap Save to save the network settings.

5. After saving the configured network settings, a power cycle notification appears.

6. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.

7. Turn the battery switch to the OFF (O) position.

8. Plug the power cord into the wall outlet.

9. Turn the battery switch to the ON (|) position.

Note: After you cycle power, InTouch reboots to the Patient Information screen.

Figure 30: Network Parameters

Figure 32: Security

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Figure 31: User Authentication

Figure 33: Advanced

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INTOUCH CONFIGURATION SCREEN (CONTINUED)

E. Bed Options Configuration

Access the configuration screen as shown on page 24. Once in the configuration screen, follow the steps below to access the options screen or the serial number screen.

To access the Bed Options screen:

1. Press and hold the HOB 30 button and the BRAKE button at the same time for 5 seconds, then release both buttons. The Bed Options screen (Figure 34) will be displayed.

NOTE: When the European Community message window displays, push the Close button to close out of the message. That is not applicable in this configuration.

Figure 34: Bed Options screen

2. Select all of the options shown on the Bed Options screen that apply to the bed configuration then, press Continue. NOTE: In Figure 34, the options selected are iBed, iAudio, iDoc and Wi-Fi. All of the options selected will turn green.

3. After pressing Continue in step 2, a confirmation screen as shown in Figure 35 will be displayed verifying the options you selected. a. If the options on the confirmation screen do not

match the options on the bed, press the Back button.

b. If the options on the confirmation screen match the

options on the bed, press the OK button.

4. After pressing the OK button, the options will be saved and the screen will return to the configuration screen. Press the Close button to close the configuration screen.

5. After pressing the Close button, a cycle power screen (Figure 38) will be displayed stating to cycle power on the bed.

6. To cycle power on the bed, turn the battery disconnect switch to OFF (O) then unplug the power cord from the wall outlet. Plug the power cord back into the wall outlet then turn the battery disconnect switch back ON (|).

7. Test bed functionality prior to returning the bed into service.

Figure 35: Bed Options Confirmation Screen

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F. Serial Number Configuration

To access the Serial Number screen:

1. Press and hold the HOB 30 button and the Vascular Position button at the same time for 5 seconds then release both buttons. The Bed Configuration - Serial Number screen (Figure 36) will be displayed.

Pencil icon

Press to edit

Figure 36: Bed Configuration Serial Number Screen

2. Enter or confirm the serial number of the bed (Figure 36). a. To enter the serial number:

i. Press the pencil button located to the right of the serial

number field. The Edit screen will be displayed.

ii. Enter the serial number of the bed in the serial number

field, then press the OK button. You will be returned to the serial number main screen as shown in Figure 36.

iii. Press the Continue button and proceed to step 3.

b. To confirm the serial number:

i. Review the serial number displayed in the serial number

field.

ii. If serial number is correct, press the Back button and

proceed to step 6.

iii. If the serial number is incorrect, press the pencil icon

button to open the Edit screen then enter the correct serial number.

iv. Press the OK button and you will be returned to the

serial number main screen.

v. Press the Continue button and proceed to step 3.

3. After pressing the Continue button, the serial number will be saved and the serial number confirmation screen (Figure 37) will be displayed. Press the OK button.

4. After pressing the OK button, a cycle power screen (Figure 38) will be displayed stating to cycle power on the bed.

5. To cycle power on the bed, turn the battery disconnect switch to OFF (O) then unplug the power cord from the wall outlet. Plug the power cord back into the wall outlet then turn the battery disconnect switch back ON (|).

6. Test bed functionality prior to returning the bed into service.

Figure 37: Serial Number

Confirmation Screen

Figure 38: Cycle Power Screen

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A B

ACCESSING THE ISOLIBRIUM DIAGNOSTIC MENU

WARNING

• Electrical shock risk. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

• Do not perform diagnostic test with a patient or other weight on the support surface.

CAUTION

Do not touch the support surface while performing diagnostics test. Failure to do so could lead to inaccurate diagnostic results.

Note: Make sure that you plug the support surface power

cord into the InTouch auxiliary mattress outlet (A) and the integration cable to the mattress connector (B) (Figure

39).

The service display and its functions are for use by authorized service personnel only to avoid the risk of equipment malfunction. The entry to this menu is through a key combination in the Support Surface menu.

To access the diagnostic menu:

Figure 39: InTouch auxiliary mattress outlet and

integration cable

1. Unplug the InTouch bed and turn the battery switch to off and wait one minute.

2. Turn the battery switch to on and plug the InTouch bed into a wall outlet.

3. Tap Support Surfaces.

4. Enter the following key combination within 5 minutes of the support surface connection (Figure 40): a. Lock (A) (lock is activated) b. Low Air Loss (B) (press and hold for a minimum of 5 seconds) c. Therapy History (C) (press and hold for a minimum of 5 seconds)

Figure 40: Diagnostic Entry Combination

5. If you have entered into the diagnostic menu and need to exit, tap X (Figu r e 41).

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Figure 41: Diagnostic Main Screen Sample

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Maintenance Menu Guide

REVIEWING ACTIVE ISOLIBRIUM ERRORS

Note: For Isolibrium error codes, see the Isolibrium operations/maintenance manual.

To enter the Active Errors screen, tap the Active Errors tab on the Service Diagnostic screen (Figure 42).

Figure 42: Active Errors

A list of the active errors are displayed (Figure 42). A maximum of five active errors are displayed simultaneously, and are ordered by priority.

REVIEWING AND CLEARING ISOLIBRIUM ERROR HISTORY

To enter the Error History screen, tap the Error History tab on the Diagnostic Screen (Figure 43).

Figure 43: Diagnostic Screen

The error list is ordered from the oldest entry to the newest, with a maximum of 10 errors.

To clear the Error History screen, tap Clear Error History on the Diagnostic screen (Figure 43).

Notes

• Always tap Clear Error History after troubleshooting is complete

• If you clear the error history while there is an active error, the active error does not show in the Error History tab until the active error is fixed.

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VIEWING ADVANCED SIGNAL VALUES FOR ISOLIBRIUM

The Advanced Signal Values screen displays the complete list of signal values of the support surface. The screen displays the actual and goal pressure values. For other non-pressure signals, only the actual values are displayed.

To enter the Advanced Signal Values screen, tap Advanced Signal Values on the Diagnostics screen (Figure 44).

Figure 44: Diagnostic Main Screen - Sample

To exit the Advanced Signal Values screen, tap Back to return to the Diagnostics screen (Figure 45).

Figure 45: Advanced Signal Values

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RUNNING A DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR ISOLIBRIUM

WARNING

Do not perform diagnostic test with a patient or other weight on the support surface.

CAUTION

Do not touch the support surface while performing diagnostics test. Failure to do so could lead to inaccurate diagnostic results.

Notes

• The results of the test will not be displayed until all tests have been completed.

• No results will be displayed if the tests are canceled.

• Other diagnostic functions are disabled while the diagnostic test is running.

The diagnostic test runs seven tests at one time on the support surface and take approximately 45 minutes to complete. They include the following:

• Seat Left

• Seat Right

• Back Left

• Back Right

• Turn Left

• Turn Right

• Low Air Loss

To run diagnostics, tap start on the lower portion of the Diagnostics screen (Figure 46).

Figure 46: Diagnostic Main Screen - Sample

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RUNNING A DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR ISOLIBRIUM (CONTINUED)

Note: Diagnostics running (Figure 47) appears to indicate that the diagnostic test is in progress.

To cancel diagnostics, tap stop on the lower portion of the Diagnostics screen (Figure 47).

Figure 47: Diagnostic Main Screen - Sample

When the test is complete, the results of each test section is indicated by a red cross when there is a failure or a green check mark when successful (Figure 48).

Note: When a failure is first detected, all following pressure tests will be marked as a failure.

Figure 48: Diagnostic Test Result - Sample

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Cleaning

WARNING

• Do not clean, service, or perform maintenance while the product is in use.

• Always unplug the power cord and turn the battery switch to the OFF (O) position before cleaning, servicing, or performing maintenance.

CAUTION

• Always unplug the product before cleaning or servicing.

• Always unplug the product, set the brakes, and place blocks under the litter frame for support when working under the product.

The recommended cleaners for this product’s surfaces include the following:

Quaternary Cleaners (active ingredients - ammonium chloride) Phenolic Cleaners (active ingredient - o-phenylphenol) Chlorinated Bleach Solution (5.25% - less than 1 part bleach to 100 parts water)

Hand wash all surfaces of the product with warm water and mild detergent. Dry thoroughly.

Avoid oversaturation and make sure the product does not stay wet longer than the chemical manufacturer’s guidelines for proper disinfecting.

CAUTION

• Always clean Velcro® after each use. Saturate Velcro with disinfectant and allow the disinfectant to evaporate. Appropriate disinfectant for nylon Velcro should be determined by hospital protocol.

CLEANING A SUPPORT SURFACE

To clean and disinfect a support surface, see the cleaning and disinfecting instructions in the support surface operations manual.

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Preventive Maintenance

At a minimum, check all items listed during annual preventive maintenance for all Stryker Medical products. You may need to perform preventive maintenance checks more frequently based on your level of product usage.

Remove product from service before performing preventive maintenance. Preventive maintenance should only be performed by trained or certified personnel.

Notes

• Clean and disinfect the exterior of the support surface before inspection, if applicable.

• For Isolibrium preventive maintenance items, see the Isolibrium operations/maintenance manual.

Inspect the following items: _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

All welds and all fasteners are secure Tubing or sheet metal for bends or breaks Casters are free of debris Casters are secure and swivel properly Casters lock securely by depressing the brake pedal Manual and electric brakes apply and release properly Brake Not Set LED on the footboard and head end siderails when brakes are not engaged Locking steer caster engages and disengages properly (model 2131) Steer caster latches properly Fowler operates properly Litter up/down operates properly Trend operates properly IV pole is intact and operating properly (optional) Support surface cover after each use Support surface cover for rips or cracks Headboard, footboard, and siderail panels for cracks or splits All covers are not damaged and are not producing sharp edges Night light operating properly CPR release operating properly All siderail motion functionality Siderails move, latch, and stow properly Siderail switches working properly (iBed Awareness option) iBed Awareness light bars on footboard and siderails are working properly (iBed Awareness option) All functions on head end siderails working properly (including LEDs) All functions on footboard working properly (buttons, touch screen display, and LEDs) Touch screen is accurately calibrated Product is accurately calibrated Scale and bed exit system operating properly Drive wheel to make sure it is operating properly (model 2141 — Zoom option) Motion release switches working properly (model 2141 — Zoom option) Head end Zoom handle functionality operates properly (2141 model only) Batteries for replacement (every two years) (use only QDF9188 for battery replacement) Batteries for corrosion at the terminals, cracking, expanded or bulging at the sides, or can no longer maintain a full charge Nurse call functionality (optional) Lubricate where required Pendant for any physical damage Power cord not frayed Cables not worn or pinched All electrical connections tight

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Preventive Maintenance

_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

Serial Number:

Completed by: _______________________________________ Date: _________________

All grounds secure to the frame Ground impedance not more than 100 mΩ (milliohms) Current leakage not more than 300 μA (microamps) Ground chains are clean, intact, and have at least two links touching the floor Enclosure is free from wear, tear, stresses and mechanical damage No rust or corrosion of parts Labels for legibility, proper adherence, and integrity iBed Wireless Module and IR Module are intact and footboard icons are displaying (iBed Wireless option)

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Quick Reference Replacement Parts

These parts are currently available for purchase. Call Stryker Customer Service: 1–800–327–0770 for availability and pricing.

Part Name Part Number

Electrical Components

Actuator, Brake QDF27-1227

Actuator, Foot QDF27-1216

Actuator, Fowler QDF27-1214

Actuator, Gatch QDF27-1215

Actuator, Lift, Foot End QD F 2 7-1251

Actuator, Lift, Head End QD F 2 7-1252

Angle Sensor, Foot, Fowler, Base, Gatch, Lift 27-2477

Batteries (Replace both at same time) QDF9188

Board, CPU/Power QDF75-0440

Board, Drive (2141 Zoom® Only) QD F 2 7-14 3 0

Board, Headwall QDF75-0270

Board, Brake Control QDF27-1097

Board, Footboard, Function Section/LED’s QDF75-0010

Board, Siderail, Outside (Bed Motion) QDF27-1099

Board, Wi-Fi 27-2775

Fuse, 8Amp Ceramic QDF2120

Fuse, 10Amp, Main Power QDF8078

Fuse, 25Amp Cartridge QDF2119

Load Cell QD F 2 7-1372

Motor, Drive (2141 Zoom® Only) QD F 2 7-14 4 5

Motor, Drive Actuator (2141 Zoom® Only) 27-2593

Position Sensor, Brake/Brake Off/Drive QDF27-2024

Power Cord 27-2782

Speaker, Right Siderail QDF27-2216

Speaker, Left Siderail QDF27-2175

Touch Screen, Footboard 27-2757

Transformer (120VAC) QDF27-2038

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Quick Reference Replacement Parts

Part Name Part Number

Other Components

Caster (2141 Model - all four casters) (2131 Model - both head end casters) RD27-1970

Caster, Steer (2131 Model Only - both foot end casters) RD27-19 7 1

Headboard Assembly 27-25 8 3 K

Footboard Assembly without iBed 27-2285K

Footboard Assembly with iBed and iAudio 27-2824K

Footboard Assembly with iBed and Wi-Fi 27-2827K

Footboard Assembly with iBed, without iAudio 27-2826 K

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Troubleshooting

Notes:

• See the Bed Circuit Boards section for an outline of InTouch PCBs and voltage test points.

• For Isolibrium troubleshooting, see the Isolibrium operations/maintenance manual.

BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Power to Bed. (On wall voltage 120VAC)

COUNTRY VOLTAGE (CV) TABLE

VO LTAG E FUSE

100V 10A

110V 10A

120V 10A

1. Verify the bed is plugged into a functional wall outlet. A. Check your country voltage option at wall outlet.

I. If your country voltage option is present, go to step 2. II. If 1your country voltage option is not present, contact

hospital maintenance staff and try another outlet.

2. Verify the Bed main power fuses are good, located in drawer where power cord plugs into the bed. A. Check for continuity of each 10A fuse.

I. If each fuse (see CV Table) is good, go to step 3. II. If either fuse (see CV Table) does not have continuity,

replace the fuse.

200V 10A

220V 10A

230V 10A

240V 10A

3. Verify there is power at the transformer connection (J11) on the CPU/Power board at the foot end. A. Check for 24VAC at J11 between the blue and red wires.

I. If 24VAC is present, go to step 4. II. If 24VAC is not present, check the 25 Amp fuse in the fuse

holder on the red wire from the transformer. If bad, replace the fuse.

III. If 24VAC is not present, check the power cable quick

connection going to the transformer for (see CV Table) VAC. If no voltage, follow the cable and repair or replace the damaged component.

IV. If (see CV Table) VAC is present, replace the transformer

assembly.

4. A. Check for 30VAC at J11 between the yellow and orange wires for the transformer.

I. If 30VAC is present, go to step 5. II. If 30VAC is not present, check the power cable quick

connection going to the transformer for (see CV Table) VAC. If no voltage, follow the cable and repair or replace the damaged component.

III. If (see CV Table) VAC is present, replace the transformer

assembly.

5. A. Check fuse F1 on the CPU/Power board.

I. If fuse is good, replace CPU/Power board. II. If fuse does not have continuity, replace the fuse (littelfuse

215008.P).

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BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Bed Up Motion.

No Bed Down Motion.

FOOT

HEAD

FOOT

Troubleshooting

1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu. A. Using one of the head siderails, push the trend button.

I. If the foot lift motor runs up, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the litter angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the foot lift motor does not run up, check for 24VDC at

connector J6 while pressing the trend button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu. A. Using one of the head siderails, push the bed up button.

I. If the head lift motor runs up, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the litter angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the head lift motor does not run up, check for 24VDC at

connector J4 while pressing the trend button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu. A. Using one of the head siderails, push the reverse trend button.

I. If the foot lift motor runs down, recalibrate the bed (refer

to the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the litter angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the foot lift motor does not run down, check for 24VDC

at connector J6 while pressing the reverse trend button. Red lead to pin 1, black lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

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1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu. A. Using one of the head siderails, push the bed down button.

I. If the head lift motor runs down, recalibrate the bed (refer

to the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the litter angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the head lift motor does not run down, check for 24VDC

at connector J4 while pressing the trend button. Red lead to pin 1, black lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

Troubleshooting

BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Fowler Up Motion. 1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu.

A. Using one of the head siderails, push the fowler up button.

I. If the fowler motor runs up, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the fowler angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the fowler motor does not run up, check for 24VDC at

connector J5 while pressing the fowler up button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Fowler Down Motion. 1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu.

A. Using one of the head siderails, push the fowler down button.

I. If the fowler motor runs down, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the fowler angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the fowler motor does not run down, check for 24VDC

at connector J5 while pressing the fowler down button. Red lead to pin 1, black lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Gatch Up Motion. 1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu.

A. Using one of the head siderails, push the gatch up button.

I. If the gatch motor runs up, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the gatch angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the gatch motor does not run up, check for 24VDC at

connector J3 while pressing the gatch up button. Red lead to pin 1, black lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

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BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Gatch Down Motion. 1. Go to the Bed Calibration menu.

A. Using one of the head siderails, push the gatch down button.

I. If the gatch motor runs down, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the gatch angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the gatch motor does not run down, check for 24VDC

at connector J3 while pressing the gatch down button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Foot Up Motion. 1. Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu.

A. Using one of the head siderails, push the foot up button.

I. If the foot motor runs up, recalibrate the bed (refer to the

Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the foot angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the foot motor does not run up, check for 24VDC at

connector J1 while pressing the foot up button. Red lead to pin 1, black lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Foot Down Motion. 1.2.Ensure there is no debris in the foot end traction sockets. If debris

exists, remove it and press the foot down button. If the foot motor still does not run down, proceed to step 2.

Put the bed into the Bed Calibration menu. A. Using one of the head siderails, push the foot down button.

I. If the foot motor runs down, recalibrate the bed (refer to

the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the foot angle sensor and recalibrate.

II. If the foot motor does not run down, check for 24VDC at

connector J1 while pressing the foot down button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2. a. If voltage is present, replace the motor. b. If voltage is not present, replace the CPU/Power board.

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BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Trendelenburg Motion. 1. Check the touch screen trend angle display for accuracy of the level

of the litter.

I. If not accurate, recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed

Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the trend angle sensor and recalibrate. b. If replacement of the trend angle sensor did not resolve

the problem, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Reverse Trendelenburg Motion. 1. Check the touch screen trend angle display for accuracy of the level

of the litter.

I. If not accurate, recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed

Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the trend angle sensor and recalibrate. b. If replacement of the trend angle sensor did not resolve

the problem, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Cardiac Chair Motion. 1. Check the touch screen fowler and foot section angle display for

accuracy of the angle of the fowler and foot section.

I. If not accurate, recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed

Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the fowler or foot section angle sensor depending on the one which was not accurate, then recalibrate. b. If replacement of the fowler or foot section angle sensor did not resolve the problem, replace the CPU/

HOB 30

Power board.

1. Check the touch screen fowler angle display for accuracy of the

angle of the fowler.

I. If not accurate, recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed

Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the fowler angle sensor and recalibrate. b. If replacement of the fowler angle sensor did not resolve the problem, replace the CPU/Power board.

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BED TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem / Failure Recommended Action

No Vascular Motion. 1. Check the touch screen fowler, gatch, foot, and trend/rev. trend

display for accuracy of the angle of all.

I. If not accurate, recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed

Calibration procedures located on page 25). a. If recalibration does not work, replace the angle sensor of the section that is not accurate and then recalibrate the bed (refer to the Bed Calibration procedures located on page 25). b. If replacement of the fowler angle sensor did not resolve the problem, replace the CPU/Power board.

No Electric Brake Motion. 1. Verify the Brake Not Set LED is flashing and the Brake Set LED is

O F F.

I. If the Brake Set LED is ON, check manual brake position.

a. If manual brake pedal is in the brake position, the bed should not move and is okay; go to step 2. b. If manual brake is not in the brake position, check the switch on the patients left side in the middle below the base hood.

2. If the brake motor does not run down when the brake button is pushed, check for 24VDC at connector J7 while pressing the brake

button. Black lead to pin 1, red lead to pin 2.

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Troubleshooting

SCALE TROUBLESHOOTING

When the Scale system is unable to correctly weigh the patient weight due to a problem with the electronics, Figure 49 appears. It also appears when there is a problem with the Trendelenberg angle sensor. Because of this, the value for the weight and the angle cannot be displayed.

When the weight exceeds 550 lbs., Figure 50 appears. If the weight is less than 2 lbs., the screen displays “0 lb.”

Figure 49

When the Trendelenburg or Reverse Trendelenburg angle is above 120 or below -120, Figure 51 appears.

When the scale system is unstable due to a problem with scale electronics or excessive patient movement, the weight reading is orange (Figure 52).

Figure 51

Figure 50

Figure 52

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Error Codes

ERROR HANDLING

• There are two different CAN networks; each of the networks is divided into two connectors.

• A safe error without command can be obtained when a bad connection is carried out on the Power Sensor Board when the control panel is defective (there is no message sent on the network when a button is pressed) or when the network is defective (short-circuit between the signals, open circuit or defective network circuit).

• A command error without safe is obtained when a bad connection is done on the Power Sensor board, when the control panel is defective (a message is sent over the network but not the safe signal) or when the safe signal is defective (short-circuit panel or open circuit or safe circuit on the Power Sensor board is broken).

• These errors can be present when a button is pressed, or at any time, and will thus cause the Call Maintenance LED to light up.

• There is a LED on the Power Sensor Board (DS2 SAFE) which is active when there is at least one safe signal which is active. There are also four LEDs on the Power Sensor board, which shows the activity of the network. Every time a message is sent on the network, the LEDs will flash. If the network is defective, the LEDs will remain on or remain off. If there is nothing connected to the network, the LEDs will remain on or off.

• A safe error can be obtained if a command button is pressed without having the Power Sensor Board receiving a safe signal or if a safe signal is received by the Power Sensor board without having any command button pressed.

• The control panel for the weighing scale of the Power Sensor board can also send errors to the micro-controller which will display them. An error of the weighing scale control panel will light on the Call Maintenance LED.

ERROR MESSAGES

Touch Screen Error Messages Name Definition

Atd Invalid Values Digital to analog converter is damaged (Replace the Control Board).

Brake pot bad range Verify if potentiometer is still in place.

Brake unable to elec ctl Verify wiring to Brake motor and limit switch for manual engage.

Brake pot Disconnected or short Verify wiring to potentiometer and replace potentiometer.

Ensure potentiometer is still in place.

Brake motor time out Verify wiring to brake motor.

Calibration Error Previous calibration step performed incorrectly, redo calibration procedure.

Cmd WO safe from nurse SRR Right siderail outside board has a network communication error (Check

network connections, dip-switch configuration of board or if a button is stuck).

Cmd WO safe from nurse SRL Left siderail outside board has a network communication error (Check

network connections, dip-switch configuration of board or if a button is stuck).

Cmd WO safe from nurse SRH Head end board has a network communication error (Check network

connections).

Cmd WO safe from pat pend R Optional pendant control has a network communication error (Check

network connections).

Cmd WO safe from pat pend L Optional pendant control has a network communication error (Check

network connections).

Cmd WO safe from pat pend H Optional pendant control has a network communication error (Check

network connections).

Cmd WO safe from TS Touch screen has a network communication error (Check network

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Error Codes

Touch Screen Error Messages Name Definition

Cmd WO safe from room Communication board has a network communication error (Check network

connections).

Cmd WO safe from room Communication board has a network communication error (Check network

connections).

GPIO Failure Init Initialization of the PCA9555 (GPIO expansion chip) failed (Replace control

board).

GPIO Failure Read Reading from the PCA9555 (GPIO expansion chip) failed (Replace control

board).

GPIO Failure Write Writing to the PCA9555 (GPIO expansion chip) failed (Replace control

board).

Limit switch head side rail right Verify wiring to limit switch and replace limit switch.

Limit switch head side rail left Verify wiring to limit switch and replace limit switch.

Limit switch foot side rail right Verify wiring to limit switch and replace limit switch.

Limit switch foot side rail left Verify wiring to limit switch and replace limit switch.

Foot Right Load cell over range Foot Right load cell or cabling is damaged (Replace load cell).

Head Right cell over range Head Right load cell or cabling is damaged (Replace load cell).

Foot Left Load cell over range Foot Left load cell or cabling is damaged (Replace load cell).

Head Left Load cell over range Head Left load cell or cabling is damaged (Replace load cell).

Motor Brake Overheat Brake motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor Brake Overload Brake motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

Motor Foot Overheat Foot motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor Foot Overload Foot motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace motor).

Motor Gatch Overheat Gatch motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor Gatch Overload Gatch motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

Motor Head Overheat Fowler motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor Head Overload Fowler motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

Motor HL Foot Overheat Foot lift motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor HL Foot Overload Foot lift motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

Motor HL Head Overheat Head lift motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor HL Head Overload Head lift motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

Motor Zoom® Overheat Zoom® motor has ran too long (Leave motor stationary for 54 minutes).

Motor Zoom® Overload Zoom® motor is drawing too many AMPS (remove restriction or replace

motor).

No Error Angle sensor failure or calibration issue.

One Motor Drive Short Short on drive motor detected.

Safe WO Cmd from A1 Network A1 has a wiring issue (Check cabling).

Safe WO Cmd from A2 Network A2 has a wiring issue (Check cabling).

Safe WO Cmd from B1 Network B1 has a wiring issue (Check cabling).

Safe WO Cmd from B2 Network B2 has a wiring issue (Check cabling).

Scale ADC Error Scale chip not calibrated. DC Control Board needs to be replaced.

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Error Codes

Touch Screen Error Messages Name Definition

Scale Chip Failure Control board is bad (Replace Control Board).

Tilt base over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Tilt Error Base Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt Error Foot Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt Error Gatch Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt Error Head Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt Error HiLo Foot Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt Error Trend Angle sensor is damaged (Replace sensor).

Tilt foot over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Tilt gatch over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Tilt head over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Tilt hiLo foot over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Tilt trend over range Verify if tilt sensor is still in place. Inspect for a damaged or improperly

assembled tilt sensor or recalibrate bed.

Zoom® time out for switch Verify wiring to Zoom® motor.

Wi-Fi / IR Communication Error Definition

Wireless Adapter Failure Unable to detect or communicate with Wi-Fi radio. Check assembly or

cabling of Wi-Fi card in footboard or replace Wi-Fi card or footboard.

DHCP Error: Unable to obtain IP Address

Unable to connect to network Bed is not able to connect to the wireless network. Check wireless network

Internal Communication Error Internal software failure. Software corruption may have occurred. Re-upload

Wi-Fi Settings corrupted Reconfigure Wi-Fi settings in bed.

Bed Serial Number not available Configure bed serial number.

Left IR Module not detected Unable to detect IR module. Check cabling or replace the IR module.

Right IR Module not detected Unable to detect IR module. Check cabling or replace the IR module.

IR Interface Board not detected Unable to detect the Room interface board. Check cabling or replace the

IR Crosstalk detected Crosstalk detected with iBed Locator Wall module. Verify placement of IR

Isolibrium Error Code Definition

0100 Sensor Board communication failure

0101 Sensor Board EEPROM corruption

0102 Sensor Board not calibrated

0200 GUI CANopen Heartbeat Lost

0400 EEPROM corruption

0500 Ambient temperature sensor failure

0501 Ambient temperature out of range

0600 Pressure sensor failure

0601 Seat Left pressure sensor failure

Bed is not able to connect to the wireless network. Check wireless network settings and Wi-Fi configuration of bed.

settings and Wi-Fi configuration of bed.

software or replace footboard.

Room interface board.

modules on bed or wall modules.

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Error Codes

Isolibrium Error Code Definition

0602 Seat Right pressure sensor failure

0603 Back Left pressure sensor failure

0604 Back Right pressure sensor failure

0605 Turn Left pressure sensor failure

0606 Turn Right pressure sensor failure

0700 Mattress zone overpressure

0701 Seat Left zone overpressure

0702 Seat Right zone overpressure

0703 Back Left zone overpressure

0704 Back Right zone overpressure

0800 Turn bladder overpressure

0801 Turn Left bladder overpressure

0802 Turn Right bladder overpressure

0900 Compressor current not detected

1000 Fan current not detected

1001 Fan 1 current not detected

1002 Fan 2 current not detected

110 0 Valve not detected

110 1 Seat Left inflate valve not detected

110 2 Seat Left deflate valve not detected

110 3 Seat Right inflate valve not detected

110 4 Seat Right deflate valve not detected

110 5 Back Left inflate valve not detected

110 6 Back Left deflate valve not detected

110 7 Back Right inflate valve not detected

110 8 Back Right deflate valve not detected

110 9 Turn Left inflate valve not detected

1110 Turn Left deflate valve not detected

1111 Turn Right inflate valve not detected

1112 Turn Right deflate valve not detected

1113 Intake valve not detected

1114 Exhaust valve not detected

120 0 Compressor current when OFF

1300 Fan current when OFF

1301 Fan 1 current when OFF

1302 Fan 2 current when OFF

1400 Valve current when OFF

1401 Seat Left inflate valve current when OFF

1402 Seat Left deflate valve current when OFF

1403 Seat Right inflate valve current when OFF

1404 Seat Right deflate valve current when OFF

1405 Back Left inflate valve current when OFF

1406 Back Left deflate valve current when OFF

1407 Back Right inflate valve current when OFF

1408 Back Right deflate valve current when OFF

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Error Codes

Isolibrium Error Code Definition

1409 Turn Left inflate valve current when OFF

1410 Turn Left deflate valve current when OFF

1411 Turn Right inflate valve current when OFF

1412 Turn Right deflate valve current when OFF

1413 Intake valve current when OFF

1414 Exhaust valve current when OFF

150 0 Mattress leak

1501 Seat Left zone leak

150 2 Seat Right zone leak

150 3 Back Left zone leak

150 4 Back Right zone leak

150 5 Turn Left bladder leak

150 6 Turn Right bladder leak

160 0 Mattress deflate timeout

1601 Seat Left deflate timeout

160 2 Seat Right deflate timeout

160 3 Back Left deflate timeout

160 4 Back Right deflate timeout

160 5 Turn Left deflate timeout

160 6 Turn Right deflate timeout

170 0 Reference voltage hardware failure

180 0 Weight input out of range

1900 HOB angle out of range for Lateral Rotation

1901 HOB angle out of range for Turn Assist

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Sanity

Error

Charge

5VDC

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CPU/Power Board - QDF75-0440

FUSE SPECIFICATION

Location Description Amp

F1 30VAC from transformer for the battery charger and the

5VDC / 12VDC supply

F2 24 VDC from batteries for power supply 40 Amp - 142.6185.5402

F3 24 VAC from transformer for power supply 40 Amp - 142.6185.5402

Cable Location Voltage Positive Lead Negative Lead Description

J11 24- 31VAC Blue Red Stepped down voltage from

J11 30 -39VAC Yellow Orange Stepped down voltage from transformer

J12 24-29DC Pin 1 - Red Pin 2 - Black Battery/Charger

J1 24-28VDC Pin 1 - Black Pin 2 - Brown Foot Actuator Up

J1 24-28VDC Pin 2 - Brown Pin 1 - Blue Foot Actuator Down

J3 24-28VDC Pin 1- White Pin 2 - Black Gatch Actuator Up

J3 24-28VDC Pin 2 - Black Pin 1 - White Gatch Actuator Down

J6 24-28VDC Pin 2 - White Pin 1 - Black Bed Lift-Foot Up

J6 24-28VDC Pin 1 - Black Pin 2 - White Bed Lift-Foot Down

J4 24-28VDC Pin 2 - White Pin 1 - Black Bed Lift-Head Up

J4 24-28VDC Pin 1 - Black Pin 2 - White Bed Lift-Head Down

J5 24-28VDC Pin 2 - White Pin 1 - Black Fowler Actuator Up

J5 24-28VDC Pin 1 - Balck Pin 2 - White Fowler Actuator Down

24-28VDC 24-28VDC 24-28VDC

J8 Bed Unplugged

25VDC 25VDC

Pin 1 - Black Pin 1 - Black Pin 1 - Black

Pin 2 - White Pin 1 - Black

Pin 2 - White Pin 2 - White Pin 2 - White

Pin 1 - Black Pin 2 - White

10 Amp - 215008.P

transformer for power supply

for battery charger and power supply

Brake/Brake Off/Drive Actuator

• Brake

• Brake Off

• Drive

Zoom® Drive Actuator (Model 2141 Only)

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Bed Electrical Diagram

ALL MODELS

ZOOM ACTUATOR

BRAKE MOTOR

FOOT

HI-LO MOTOR

HEAD MOTOR

HI-LO MOTOR

HEAD

GATCH MOTOR

FOOT MOTOR

M M

2 1

J150*

2 1

J149*

2 1

J142*

2 1

J144*

2 1

J140*

ZOOM ACTUATOR M-

ZOOM ACTUATOR M+

BRAKE M-

2 1

BRAKE M+

2 1

J147*

2 1

J146*

2 1

HI-LO FOOT M-

HI-LO FOOT M+

HEAD MHEAD M+

HI-LO HEAD M-

HI-LO HEAD M+

GATCH M-

GATCH M+

FOOT MFOOT M+

J131*

2 1

J131*

2 1

J131*

ZOOM ACTUATOR EXIT

BRAKE MOTOR EXIT

FOOT HI-LO MOTOR EXIT

HEAD MOTOR EXIT

HEAD HI-LO MOTOR EXIT

GATCH MOTOR EXIT

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

2 1

FOOT MOTOR EXIT

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WARNING SIGNAL

WARNING SIGNAL WARNING SIGNAL +

2 1

J13

2 1

EXIT WARNING SIGNAL

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Bed Electrical Diagram

2131 to 2156

Advance Motor / Move Back

M1- (2 wires)

Wheel

M1+ (2 wires)

THERMOSTAT

10K

345

J10

CSI1109

Right Handle

RAW 24VH

SW 24VHSSGND

G LED_A

R LED_C

Y LED_A

.NC

TPOTC

TPOTH (5V) SDA SCL GND

TPOLT (0V)

SW24V

SAFETY_SW

RAW24V

.NC

123456789

SW24V

RAW24V

J7A

J11A

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4 3

16 18

15 11

J11

RAW 24VH

SW 24VHSSGND

board

Zoom Control

LED_return

LED_yellow

GND

REF OUT

board

Zoom Interface

Left Handle

G LED_A

R LED_C

LED_green

Safety Switch

THROTTLE_ OUT

Y LED_A

.NC

ZOOM ACTIVE

J11

1 1

+5V

2 2

V IN -

3 3

GND

4 4

V IN +

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

ZOOM ACTIVE GND

Enable

Load Cell

J14

2 1

J132*

25A Slow blow

Battery 1

25A Slow blow

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ZOOM Enable

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

Battery 2

J130*

BATTERY BATTERY +

1 2

BATTERIES

J12

Bed Electrical Diagram

J17 To

ORANGE

YELLOW

24V

ground

RED

BLUE

PLACE A LABEL

«MAX 3A»

foot frame ground

J11

1 2 3 4

Power Supply

ALL MODELS

Mattress

Network Plug

PLACE A LABEL

«MAX 3A»

J205

FOOT FRAME

BLACK

ground

OPTIONAL

30V

WHITE

120V

WHITE

BLACK

GATCH FRAME

J204

TOROID POWER SUPPLY

OPTION 120 V

J202

gatch frame ground

L120 V

HEAD FRAME

N120 V

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

MEDICAL FILTER

ENTRY MODULE

SCHURTER POWER

Line

Neutral

18 62

Ground

B C

Interchangable plug

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Bed Electrical Diagram

ALL MODELS

foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

RED

FOOT FRAME

30V

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

Power Supply

WHITE - 100 V

RED - 100 V

BLUE - 0 V

BLACK - 0 V

MULTIVOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY

GATCH FRAME

J204

YELLOW - 120 V

ORANGE - 140 V

OPTION 100 V

gatch frame ground

J202

LIVE

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

NEUTRAL

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

SCHURTER

18 62

HEAD FRAME

according to country

Interchangeable plug

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Line

Ground

Neutral

Bed Electrical Diagram

2131 to 2141

Foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

RED

FOOT FRAME

30V

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

Power Supply

BLACK

WHITE

J204

TOROID POWER SUPPLY

OPTION 110 V

Gatch Frame Ground

J202

L110 V

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

N110 V

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

SCHURTER

18 62

HEAD FRAME

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Line

Neutral

Ground

Interchangeable plug

according to country

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Bed Electrical Diagram

ALL MODELS

foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

FOOT FRAME

30V

RED

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

Power Supply

WHITE - 100 V

BLACK - 0 V

MULTIVOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY

GATCH FRAME

J204

RED - 100 V

BLUE - 0 V

YELLOW - 120 V

ORANGE - 140 V

OPTION 200 V

J202

gatch frame ground

LIVE

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

NEUTRAL

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

SCHURTER

18 62

HEAD FRAME

according to country

Interchangeable plug

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B C

Line

Neutral

Ground

Bed Electrical Diagram

foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

FOOT FRAME

30V

RED

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

ALL MODELS

Power Supply

WHITE - 100 V

BLACK - 0 V

MULTIVOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY

GATCH FRAME

J204

RED - 100 V

BLUE - 0 V

YELLOW - 120 V

ORANGE - 140 V

OPTION 220 V

J202

gatch frame ground

LIVE

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

NEUTRAL

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

SCHURTER

18 62

HEAD FRAME

Interchangeable plug

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Line

Neutral

Ground

according to country

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acco

Bed Electrical Diagram

Mattress

Network Plug

PLACE A LABEL

«MAX 3A»

J205

FOOT FRAME

BLACK

GND

Foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

RED

30V

WHITE

120V

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

Power Supply

2131 to 2156

BLACK

WHITE

J204

230V TRANSFORMER

OPTION 230V

Gatch Frame Ground

J202

L230 V

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

N230 V

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

63 62

SCHURTER

HEAD FRAME

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Line

Neutral

Ground

rding to country

Interchangeable plug

B C

Bed Electrical Diagram

foot frame ground

ORANGE

YELLOW

FOOT FRAME

30V

RED

BLUE

24V

1 2 3 4

J11

ALL MODELS

Power Supply

WHITE - 100 V

RED - 100 V

BLUE - 0 V

BLACK - 0 V

MULTIVOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY

GATCH FRAME

J204

YELLOW - 120 V

ORANGE - 140 V

OPTION 240 V

J202

gatch frame ground

LIVE

MEDICAL FILTER

SA. PEM

NEUTRAL

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J200

63 62

SCHURTER

HEAD FRAME

Interchangeable plug

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B C

Line

Neutral

Ground

according to country

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Bed Electrical Diagram

ACTUATEURFREIN /

+5VS GNDA

+AIN3

FOOT LE

-AIN3

PIED GAUCHE

J155*

1 2 3 4

N°3

J15 D

Load Cell

Cellule de

charge N°3 /

+5VS GNDA

+AIN4

-AIN4

HEAD RIGHT

TÊTE DROITE

COM .NO

"BED

EXTENDER"

COM

.NO

"LIMIT

SWITCH"

COM

.NO

"LIMIT

SWITCH"

+5VS GNDA +AIN1

-AIN1

PIED DROIT

FOOT RIGHT

+5VS GNDA

+AIN2

-AIN2

HEAD LEFT

TÊTE GAUCHE

GNDD SIGNAL "BED EXTENDER"

GNDD SIGNAL "IV POLE"

J152*

1 2 3 4

J153*

1 2 3 4

J150*

1 2 3 4

J126

5 4

J25

2 1

N°2

J15 C

Load Cell

Cellule de

charge N°2 /

N°1

J15 B

Load Cell

Cellule de

charge N°1 /

N°4

Load Cell

J15 A

Cellule de

charge N°4 /

IV POLE AND BED

EXTENDER SWITCH

ET EXTENSION DU LIT /

INTERRUPTEUR IV POLE

2131 to 2156

J171

.NC

LEFT FOOT SIDERAIL NC

COM

GNDD

.NO

SWITCH"

1 3

switch

.NC

COM

.NO

SWITCH"

LEFT FOOT SIDERAIL NO

COM

J150

GNDD

SIGNAL ZOOM

GNDD

RIGHT FOOT SIDERAIL NC

GNDD

RIGHT FOOT SIDERAIL NO

"LIMIT

ZOOM

Limit

ACTUATOR

ACTUATEUR /

COM

SIGNAL CPR

.NO

SWITCH

PEDALE /

PEDAL CPR

BRAKE ACTUATOR

Limit

POSITION du FREIN

Manual Engage

1 3

switch

1 2 3

BRAKE POSITION

1 3

LIMIT SWITCH

J127

COM

SIGNAL NEUTRAL

J149

Analog

SIGNAL

"BRAKE POSITION"

J116

SIGNAL MANUAL ENGAGE

J170

"LIMIT

2 1

3 2 1

7 (GND) 6 (Pedale CPR Pedal) 5 (Manual) 4 (Neutral) 3 2 (Brake Pos) 1 (+5V)

J126

J172

J27

INTERRUPTEUR

J28

LIMIT SWITCH

SWITCH

SIDERAIL

LEFT FOOT

CÔTÉ DE LIT

GAUCHE PIED /

ZOOM ACTUATOR

ACTUATEUR ZOOM /

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J10

J24

J26

INTERRUPTEUR

SWITCH

SIDERAIL

FOOT RIGHT

CÔTÉ DE LIT

PIED DROITE /

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Bed Electrical Diagram

RS 232

OUTPUT

(OPTIONAL)

BRAKE

"BED

STATUS"

"BED

STATUS"

VCC

1 2

USB1_N

GND

USB1_P

FRAME

INDICATOR

J1 NETWORK

1 2 3

+12V

1 2 3

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3

GNDD GNDD

1 2 3 4

+24VA

Brake_Led_Red

Brake_Led_Green

Brake_Led_Yellow

Brake_LED_Bright

Brake_4SW_BRAKE

Brake_SW_CPR

Brake_SW_Trend

Brake_SW_Steer Brake_SW_Neutral

Brake_SW_Common

Brake_Bed_State

Led_Brake_Maintenance Led_Brake_BATLOW

+5V

1 2 3 4

BED EXIT

J18

23456

BED CHARGING

BRAKE NOT SET

BED UNPLUGGED

Room Interface

CAN HI-B

435

J12

TOUCH

SCREEN

BTN BLIGHT

BATTERY LOW

Brake_SW_Neutral

CALL MAINTENANCE

LOCKS ENABLED

MENU BOARD

Board

J4 NETWORK

+12V

CAN LO-B

GNDD

CTRL

Head Board

SAFE B

+24V

534

RÉSEAU/NETWORK

J3R1*

1 2 3 4

J3 NETWORK

5 6

CAN HI-A CAN LO-A

+12V GNDD SAFE A2

+24V

ARD

ERFACE

For

INT

Right

Left

141315

J19

J16

+5V

GND

+24V

101112

879

GND

VCC

connections,

LEFT SPEAKER

CAN HI-B

CAN LO-B

+12V GND SAFE B1

+24V

CAN HI-B CAN LO-B

+12V GNDD SAFE B2

+24V

HEAD BOARD

1 2 3 4 5 6

71 to 74

see pages

RIGHT SPEAKER

1 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

J19

NETWORK

HEADBOARD

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

J18

NETWORK

FOOTBOARD

J17

MATTRESS

NETWORK

2131 to 2156

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SD SLOT TO J13

BRAKE

J1 RÉSEAU

+24VA

Brake_Led_Red

Brake_Led_Green

Brake_Led_Yellow

Brake_LED_Bright

Brake_4SW_BRAKE

Brake_SW_CPR

Brake_SW_Trend

Brake_SW_Steer

Brake_SW_Neutral

Brake_SW_Common

Brake_Bed_State

Led_Brake_Maintenance

WINAPU

+5V

Bed Electrical Diagram

RS 232

OUTPUT

(OPTIONAL)

Board

Room Interface

CAN LO-B

CAN HI-B

CTRL

J3R1*

J4 RÉSEAU

+12V

GNDD

SAFE B

534

Head Board

CAN HI-A

CAN LO-A

+12V

GNDD

SAFE A2

J3 RÉSEAU

+24V

RÉSEAU/NETWORK

D AR B O

E C

R FA

For

INTE

OOM R

HEAD BOARD

2 3

4 5

71 to 74

see pages

connections,

Left

Right

J19

NETWORKMATTRESS

HEADBOARD

2131 / 2141 WITH WI-FI OPTION

INDICATOR

"BED STATUS"

GNDD

"BED

+12V

STATUS"

INDICATOR

WIFI

VCC

USB1_N

GND

USB1_P

CHASSIS/FRAME

2 1

2 3

SD SLOT

BED EXIT

BED UNPLUGGED

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TOUCH

J13

J18

23456

BED CHARGING

BRAKE NOT SET

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

435

879

J12

J19

3 2

3 1

SCREEN

BATTERY LOW

Brake_SW_Neutral

J16

GND

BTN BLIGHT

+5V

GND

+24V

CALL MAINTENANCE

LOCKS ENABLED

101112

VCC

MENU BOARD

2 3

4 5

6 7

8 9

LEFT SPEAKER

CAN HI-B

CAN LO-B

+12V GND SAFE B1

+24V

CAN HI-B CAN LO-B

+12V GNDD SAFE B2

+24V

RIGHT SPEAKER

2 3

4 5

J18

NETWORK

FOOTBOARD

D E

J17

NETWORK

Bed Electrical Diagram

RIGHT O

LEFT O

HEAD O

SIDERAIL & HEAD NURSE CTRL BOARD

GND

J128*

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J126*

SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

GND

J112*

SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

GND

J113*

SIGNAL 2 SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

GND

SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

GND

SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

GND SIGNAL 2 SIGNAL 1

POWER SWITCH

J118*

J114*

J115*

Brake

151011

6 5

5 4

4 3 2 1

2 1

8 7

4 3

Base Angle Sensor

J30

Head Angle Sensor

J22

Foot Angle Sensor

J23

Gatch Angle Sensor

J22

Trend Angle Sensor

J22

Hi-Lo Foot Angle Sensor

J30

ALL MODELS

Nurse Call

NC COM

"LIMIT

SWITCH"

COM

"LIMIT

SWITCH"

Nurse Call

1 2 3 4

3 2

1 2 3

Brake_SW_CPR

Brake_LED_Bright

Brake_Led_Yellow

Brake_4SW_BRAKE

Brake_Bed_State

Brake_SW_Common

Led_Brake_Maintenance

+5V

Brake_SW_Neutral

Led_Brake_BATLOW

Brake_SW_Steer

Brake_SW_Trend

7891314

12345

1234567891314

101112

Siderail

Pendant

Right Fowler

Siderail

Pendant

Left Fowler

Brake_SW_CPR

Brake_LED_Bright

Brake_4SW_BRAKE

Led_Brake_Maintenance

Brake_Bed_State

Brake_SW_Common

Brake_SW_Neutral

+5V

Led_Brake_BATLOW

Brake_SW_Steer

Brake_SW_Trend

12345

101112

7891314

Brake_Led_Green

+24VA

Brake_Led_Red

J102*

1 2 3

NETWORK

5 6

1 2

NETWORK

151011

J105*

1 2 3 4 5 6

CAN_H_A CAN_L_A

+12V "GND" "SAFE A1"

+24V

CAN_H_A CAN_L_A

+12V "GND" "SAFE A1"

+24V

J20A

J20C

NETWORK

RIGHT SIDERAIL

N ON ON

N OFF ON

FF ON ON

DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION ON

NETWORK

LEFT SIDERAIL

Brake_Led_Green

Brake_Led_Yellow

+24VA

Brake_Led_Red

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

Brake

CAN_H_A

CAN_L_A

Patient

421 653

Control

Foot Right

Connector

J103*

3 4 5 6

+12V

"GND" "SAFE A1"

+24V

J20B

PENDANT

NETWORK

REMOVABLE

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"GND"

CAN_L_A

CAN_H_A

+24V

"SAFE A1"

Patient

Control

E F

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Bed Electrical Diagram

AUDIO_SHIELD SPK_HIGH_JACK

SPK_LOW_COMMON

Left

Right

Pendant Foot Right

J103*

AUDIO_SHIELD SPK_HIGH_JACK

SPK_LOW_COMMON

AUDIO_SHIELD

SPK_HIGH_JACK

SPK_LOW_COMMON

J102*

J10

J105

2 3

Siderail

Speaker

J11

Patient

Control

ALL MODELS

Pendant

Speaker

"BED

NC_NO NCRSR_COM

Right Foot

Left

Right

NCRSR_NC

NC_NO NCLSR_COM NCLSR_NC

Red

Black

12 V NIGHT LIGHT

1 2 3

STATUS"

INDICATOR

1 2 3

STATUS"

INDICATOR

1 2 3

STATUS"

INDICATOR

1 2 3

STATUS"

INDICATOR

GNDD

6 4 5

GNDD

+12V

J171

6 4

J172

+12V

GNDD

1 2

J14

J103

1 2 3

J105

1 2 3

J102

1 2 3

Not used

1 2

+12V

"GND"

Not used

+24V

+12V

"GND"

2 3

7 6 5

4 3

7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Control

Nurse Call

Patient Right

J15

Siderail

Head Left

Nurse Call

Nurse

J16

Call Head

Right Siderail

J13

Control

Nurse Call

Patient Left

J20D

PATIENT PENDANT

NETWORK (OPTIONAL)

Power

Supply

J20

Night Light

J21

RIGHT siderail

BED STATUS INDICATOR

J29

LEFT siderail

BED STATUS INDICATOR

CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

"ROOM CONTROL INTERFACE"

DC POWER AND CONTROL CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

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OPTION 2 COM READ LIGHT ROOM LIGHT SPEAKER HIGH POT WIPER RADIO COM N_CALL INTERLOCK AUDIO TRANSFERT AUDIO TRANSFERT + INTERLOCK + INTERLOCK SPARE OPTION 3 COM POT LOW COM POT HI COM NURSE ANSWER LIGHT OPTION 1 NO/NC OPTION 1 COM NURSE CALL LIGHT OPTION 2 NO/NC OPTION 3 NO/NC OPTION 3A NO/NC OPTION 2A COM OPTION 2A NO/NC N_CALL + N_CALL NO/NC ROOM/READ LIGHT COM NURSE CALL LIGHT NURSE ANSWER LIGHT PRIORITY NO/NC PRIORITY COM OPTION 3A COM TV COM (TV -) TV+ SPEAKER LOW COM AUDIO SHIELD RADIO NO/NC

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PORT DB-37

J20

19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30

31 32 33 34 35 36

CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

"ROOM CONTROL INTERFACE"

ALL MODELS PRIOR TO 3.1

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6 5 4 3 2

NOT USED

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6

NOT USED

5 4 3 2 1

Pillow Speaker Nurse Call

and Speaker

Left Side Pillow Speaker

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IIBED STATUS ON READ LIGHT ROOM LIGHT SPEAKER HIGH POT WIPER BED EXIT STATUS N_CALL INTERLOCK

TRANSFERT -

AUDIO AUDIO TRANSFERT + INTERLOCK + INTERLOCK IBED FOWLER 30 ALERTING OPTION 3 COM POT LOW COM POT HI COM NURSE ANSWER LIGHT IIBED ALERTING IBED SIDERAIL ALERTING NURSE CALL LIGHT CH DOWN NO OPTION 3 NO/NC OPTION 3A NO/NC BRAKE STATUS ON OPTION 2A NO/NC N_CALL + N_CALL NO/NC ROOM/READ LIGHT COM NURSE CALL LIGHT NURSE ANSWER LIGHT PRIORITY NO/NC PRIORITY COM IIBED LOW HGT ALERTING TV COM (TV -) TV+ SPEAKER LOW COM AUDIO SHIELD

AWARENESS COMMON

8 9

10 11

PORT DB-37

J20

26 27

INTOUCH 3.1 ALL MODELS

INCLUDING WI-FI/IR OPTION

(2131/2141)

IR MODULE

(OPTIONAL)

IR MODULE

(OPTIONAL)

IR - TX

+5V GND

IR-RX

FEED BACK

IR - TX +5V GND

IR-RX

FEED BACK

IR CONNECTOR

2 3

ROOM CONTROL INTERFACE ASSEMBLY

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ALL MODELS

SMART_TV_ON_OFF

DB_TV+ SMART_TV_CH_DOWN

DB_TV SMART_TV_CH_UP / CLOCK

SMART_TV_CC_SLEEP / DATA

SMART_TV_RADIO_MUTE

"SMART TV BOARD"

GND

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

20 21 22 23 24

Smart TV

CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY

"ROOM CONTROL INTERFACE"

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Bed Electrical Diagram - 27-1136 Rev R (Reference Only)

Item Part No. Part Name Qty.

1 QDF5095 Sound Alarm 1 2 QDF75-0440 DC Power Control 1 3 QDF27-1185 Number 3 Harness 1 4 QDF27-2229 Footboard Brake Cable 1 5 QDF27-2181 Number 2 Harness 1 6 QDF27-2182 Base Structure Extension 1 7 QDF27-1381 Battery Switch Cable 2 8 QDF9188 12V, 17.9 Ah Battery 2 9 QDF27-1208 Limit Switch Siderail Cable 2 10 QDF27-1430 CSI 1109 Board 1 11 QDF27-1097 Brake / Neutral / Drive Board 3 12 QDF27-2196 Speaker 2 13 QDF27-1429 Nurse Call Board 2 14 QDF75-0230 Zoom® Control Board 1 15 QDF9136 Load Cell Handle 1 16 QDF9130 Right Handle 1 17 QDF9131 Left Handle 1 18 QDF8066 Power Cord 2 19 QDF2087 Toggle Switch 1 20 QDF8078 10A Fuse 2 22 QDF27-1607 I.V. Pole and Bed Extender Cable 1 23 QDF27-1682 Nurse Call Board Cable 2 24 QDF8024 120V Auxiliary Outlet 1 25 QDF27-2024 Linear Position Sensor 1 26 QDF9025 Breaker 1 27 QDF27-2214 Footboard Control Board Cable 1 28 QDF27-2038 Toroid Power Supply 1 29 QDF27-1646 Battery Cable 2 30 QDF9004 Micro-Switch 2 31 QDF27-2232 Footboard Cable 1 32 QDF27-1834 Footboard LBS Cable 2 33 QDF27-1841 100V Adapter 1 35 QDF27-1372 Load Cell 4 36 QDF21-1151 CAN Head Control Board 3 37 QDF21-2895 12” Network Cable 2 39 QDF75-0270 CAN Room Interface Board w/o GEN III 1 40 QDF27-1521 Siderail Limit Switch 2 41 QDF27-2213 Number 1 Harness Wire 1 42 QDF27-2230 Touch Screen Cable 2 43 QDF75-0290 Touch Screen Board 1 44 QDF27-2049 Multivoltage Power Supply 1 45 QDF75-0140 Angle Sensor 6 46 QDF27-1156 Brake Board Cable 2 47 QDF27-2025 12V 3 LEDs Night Light 1 48 QDF27-2432 Serial Interface Connector Cable 1 49 QDF27-2212 Head Siderail Cable 2 52 QDF2060 Smart TV Board 1 53 QDF21-2901 SIP-N-PUFF Cable 2 54 QDF27-1099 Siderail & Head Nurse Control Board 3 55 QDF75-0010 Menu Touch Screen Board 1 56 QDF9573 XPRT™ Mattress Plug -

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Bed Electrical Diagram - 27-1136 Rev R (Reference Only) (Continued)

Item Part No. Part Name Qty.

57 QDF27-1842 200V Adaptor 1 58 QDF27-1843 220V Adaptor 1 59 QDF27-1102 Patient Pendant Control 2 60 – Patient Pendant Connector 1 61 QDF27-1525 Patient Pendant Cable 2 62 27-2848 Inlet Filter Assembly 1 63 QDF9575 Schurter #4303.2901 1 64 QDF27-1840 240V Adaptor 1 65 QDF27-2253 LBS Cable 1 66 QDF27-1562 Local Bed Status Board 2 67 QDF9571 Medical Filter 1 68 QDF27-1524 Filter and Receptacle Connector 1 69 QDF27-1681 Interior Siderail Cable 2 70 QDF27-1526 Speaker 4 72 QDF27-2231 USB Cable 1 73 QDF27-1976 Auxiliary Plug + Mattress Cable 1 74 QDF27-2542 Zoom® Interface Board Harness 1 75 QDF75-0240 Zoom® Interface Board 1 76 QDF27-2658 230V Transformer 1 77 QDF75-0310 IR Module 2 78 QDF75-0630 Wi-Fi Board 1 79 QDF27-2573 USB Y Cable to Interface Board 1 80 QDF27-2594 Brake Card to Interface Cable 1

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Service Information

BED LIFT ACTUATOR (HEAD) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (BASE)

Tools Required:

• Needle-Nose Pliers

• Diagonal Pliers

• Jack (if needed)

• 2 x 4 (20” recommended)

Step #8: Locate Jack Stand between floor and underside of Foot Frame.

Floor

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise the head end siderails to the full up position and set the brakes using one of the brake control locations or

by using the manual brake pedal.

3. Remove head end base cover by pulling up and out.

4. Remove center base cover by pulling up and out.

5. Using diagonal pliers, cut the zip tie securing the actuator cable to the base frame.

6. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the rue clips from the clevis pins securing the actuator.

CAUTION

Do not remove the clevis pins.

7. If the bed will lower down, run it all the way down so the litter is supported by the base litter stop.

8. If the bed will not lower all the way down; using a jack and a 2 x 4, take tension off of the actuator

clevis pins by placing the jack and 2 x 4 between the bottom of the right side of the litter and the floor

and jack up just enough to take the litter weight off of the base frame (reference picture above).

CAUTION

Make sure that prior to jacking, the 2 x 4 is perpendicular to the floor.

9. Using the bed up/down controls, tap the up or down button to remove

tension on the clevis pins and remove clevis pins.

10. Unplug the cable quick connect and remove the actuator.

11. Reverse the steps to install the new actuator.

12. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back in service.

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BED LIFT ACTUATOR (FOOT) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (BASE)

Tools Required:

• Needle-Nose Pliers

• Diagonal Pliers

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise head end siderails to full up position and ensure brakes are activated.

3. Remove head end base cover by pulling up and out.

4. Remove center base cover by pulling up and out.

5. Using diagonal pliers, cut the zip tie securing the actuator cable to the base frame.

6. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the rue clips from the clevis pins securing the actuator.

CAUTION

Do not remove the clevis pins.

7. Lower the bed all of the way down so the litter is supported by the base litter stops.

8. Using the bed up/down controls, tap the up or down button to remove tension on the clevis pins and remove clevis

pins.

9. Unplug the cable quick connect and remove the actuator.

10. Reverse the steps to install the new actuator.

11. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back in service.

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Service Information

FOWLER ACTUATOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Diagonal Pliers

• Regular Screwdriver

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• 3/8” Combination Wrench

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise bed to the full up position.

3. Raise the head end siderails to the full up position and set the brakes using one of the brake control locations or

by using the manual brake pedal.

4. Working from the right side of the bed, step on the CPR pedal to lower the fowler all the way down.

5. Raise the gatch to the full up position.

6. Remove the three center base hoods (head, center, foot), then remove the right base hood.

7. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the two rue clips from the clevis pins holding the actuator.

8. Using diagonal pliers, cut the zip ties securing the CPR cable to the actuator and the litter frame. Also cut the zip

ties securing the actuator cable to the wire harness.

9. Unplug the actuator from the quick connect.

10. Holding the actuator with one hand remove the clevis pins from the actuator and carefully lower the actuator down.

11. Using a Phillips screwdriver and a 3/8” combination wrench, remove the CPR cable retaining screw from the right

CPR pedal.

12. Using a regular screwdriver, loosen the CPR cable retainer on the actuator just enough so it will move.

13. Slide the gray cable retainer lock towards the CPR cable retainer and unclip the CPR cable from the red actuator

release activator.

14. Remove actuator.

15. Reverse these steps to reinstall.

16. When re-adjusting the cable retainer lock set,

set it to 1.00 +/- 0.06 as shown (right). When

the actuator is back in place, use needle-nose

pliers to reattach the spring to the center of

the clevis pin.

17. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed

back into service.

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GATCH ACTUATOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Needle-Nose Pliers

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Set the brakes using one of the brake control locations or by using the manual brake pedal.

3. Remove the mattress and set aside.

4. Raise bed to the full up position.

5. If the actuator will run, lower the gatch down to take the tension off of the actuator mounting pins. If the actuator

will not run, support the gatch section to take tension off of the actuator mounting pins.

6. Unplug the actuator cable from the quick connect near the actuator.

7. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the two rue clips from the clevis pins holding the actuator in place.

8. Holding the actuator with one hand, remove the clevis pins securing the actuator to the bed then remove the

ac tuato r.

9. Reverse these steps to reinstall

Note: If new actuator shaft does not line up with mounting holes, mount the base of the actuator then plug the

actuator in and run it electrically in or out until lined up.

10. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back in service.

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FOOT ACTUATOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Needle-Nose pliers

Electrical Cover

• Diagonal Pliers

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Jack Stand

Head

Foot

Step #4: Locate Jack Stand between floor and underside of Foot Frame.

Floor

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Set the brakes by using one of the brake control locations or the manual brake pedal.

3. Remove the mattress and set aside.

4. Using a jack stand, support the foot section by lowering the bed height down enough to take the tension off the

actuator mounting pins (reference drawing above).

5. Using diagonal pliers, cut the zip ties securing the actuator cable to the bed.

6. Remove the mattress assembly or fold back to expose the foot section.

7. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws (reference drawing above, item A and B) securing the

electrical cover from the foot section and remove the cover.

Note: Use caution as the cover is large and heavy.

8. Unplug the actuator from J1 and feed cable down to actuator.

9. Using needle-nose pliers, remove the two rue clips from the clevis pins holding the actuator in place.

10. Holding the actuator with one hand, remove the clevis pins securing the actuator to the bed then remove the

ac tuato r.

11. Reverse these steps to reinstall.

Note: If new motor shaft does not line up with mounting holes, mount the base of the actuator then plug the

actuator in and run it electrically in or out until lined up.

12. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back in service.

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ZOOM® DRIVE ACTUATOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT (2141 MODEL ONLY) - (BASE)

Tools Required:

• Needle-Nose Pliers

• Pry Bar or 2 x 4

• Diagonal Pliers

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Position the bed height in the middle range.

3. Remove the center base cover then remove the Zoom® drive actuator cover and set aside.

4. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the two rue clips from the clevis pins securing the actuator to the base frame.

5. Using diagonal pliers, cut the zip ties securing the actuator cable and then unplug the actuator from the quick

connect.

6. Using a pry bar or a 2 x 4, pry upward on the Zoom® drive actuator frame and push the actuator clevis pins out.

7. Remove actuator.

8. Reverse steps to install new actuator.

9. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back into service.

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Service Information

CPU / POWER BOARD REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• ESD System

• 3/8” Nutdriver

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Set the brakes using one of the brake control locations

or by using the manual brake pedal.

3. Raise the bed to the full upright position.

4. Remove the mattress assembly or fold back to expose

the foot section.

5. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws

(reference drawing, item A and B) securing the

electrical cover and remove the cover.

Note: Use caution as the cover is large and heavy.

6. Unplug the bed from the wall outlet and turn battery

switch OFF. The bed should now have no power.

7. Using an ESD system, properly ground yourself.

8. Unplug all cable connections from the CPU/Power

board.

9. Using a 3/8” nutdriver and a Phillips screwdriver, unscrew

the four screws (C) securing the metal CPU/Power

board mounting plate to the electrical tray (reference

drawing above).

10. Remove CPU/Power board and discard.

11. Reverse steps 9-4 to install the new CPU/Power board

(QDF75-0440).

12. Plug bed back into wall outlet and turn the battery switch

back ON.

13. Configure bed options (refer to the Bed Options

Configuration procedure on page 39).

14. Configure the bed serial number (refer to the Serial

Number Configuration procedure on page 40).

15. Recalibrate the bed by referring to the Bed Calibration

procedure on page 25.

16. Test all bed functionality prior to putting the bed back

into service.

CPU/Power board

Electrical Cover

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Rue Clip

LOAD CELL (HEAD END) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Needle-Nose Pliers

• 3/8” Drive Ratchet

• 1/2” Socket

• 1/2” Combination Wrench

Screw

Wire Cover

Upper Frame

Flat Washer

Clevis Pin

Figure 1

Screw

Head Frame Cover

Screw

Figure 2

Head Frame

Screw

Procedure: (procedure the same for left and right sides)

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise bed and fowler to full up position, gatch down and foot up.

3. Raise head end siderails.

4. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws securing the wire cover to the head frame (Figure 1).

5. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six screws from the head frame cover, lift up on the cover and lay it on

the litter (Figure 2)

6. Unscrew the load cell connection and feed the connection back towards the cell.

7. Using Needle-nose pliers, remove the rue clip and the flat washer.

8. Using one hand, grab the upper frame cross bar to remove tension on the litter then push the clevis pin out.

9. Using a ratchet with a 1/2” socket and a 1/2 combination wrench, remove the two bolts securing the load cell then

remove the load cell.

10. Reverse procedures to install the new load cell.

CAUTION

Ensure cables do not get pinched when securing the head end frame cover together.

11. Recalibrate the bed (refer to Bed Calibration procedures on page 25).

12. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back into service.

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LOAD CELL (FOOT END) REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Needle-Nose Pliers

• 1/2” Combination Wrench

• 3/8” Ratchet

• 1/2” Shallow Well Socket

• Diagonal Pliers

• Jack

• 2 x 4 (20” recommended)

Procedure: (procedure the same for left and right sides)

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise bed to around 24” (reference the footboard display) and gatch to full up position.

3. Remove the mattress assembly.

4. Using a 1/2” combination wrench, remove the four bolts securing the gatch section cover and remove by lifting up

on the foot end and then pushing backwards on the cover.

5. Raise the foot end siderails up.

6. Using needle-nose pliers, remove the rue clip and flat washer.

7. Remove the foot end base cover.

8. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the four screws securing the foley bag bracket.

9. Using a jack and 2 x 4, take the tension off of the load cells and remove the clevis pins from both foot end load

cells.

10. Unscrew load cell cable connector.

11. Using diagonal pliers, cut the two cable ties securing the main wire harness and the siderail cable located just

behind the load cell.

12. Using a ratchet and 1/2” socket, remove the two nuts and bolts securing the load cell to the litter frame.

13. Remove the load cell by pulling back and upward towards the middle of the bed while feeding the cable through

the litter frame.

14. Reverse procedures to install the new load cell.

CAUTION

Do not pinch the cable when installing the load cell.

15. Recalibrate the bed (refer to Bed Calibration procedures on page 25).

16. Test all bed functionality prior to putting bed back into service.

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DISPLAY REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (FOOTBOARD)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Small Slotted Screwdriver

• Utility Knife

• ESD System

Rear Footboard Back Label

Screws

Display

Procedure:

Note: ESD protection is required for this procedure.

1. Remove the footboard assembly and place onto a nearby work surface, face down.

2. Using a small slotted screwdriver or a utility knife, remove the rear footboard label.

Note: This label will need to be replaced with a new label (QDF27-2756).

3. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six screws securing the footboard display panel to the footboard.

4. Pivot the display panel up.

5. Using a stubby Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws from the bottom of the display panel.

6. Hold the display panel and footboard assembly together and flip the footboard assembly over, with the display

panel facing up.

7. Carefully remove the display panel from the footboard assembly. Rotate over to display the circuit boards.

8. Disconnect the two ribbon cables from J3 and J7 by pulling outward on the locking tabs, then pulling the ribbon

cable.

9. Disconnect the menu board cable from connector J6.

10. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the Wi-Fi board to the LCD interface board.

11. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the LCD interface board to the display housing.

12. Remove the two spacer shims between the LCD interface board and the display housing.

13. Carefully remove the LCD interface board from the display.

Note: The components are secured together with double-sided foam tape. Slight upward force will be

necessary to separate.

14. Using a small slotted screwdriver, separate the locking tabs from the display and remove the display.

15. Reverse the procedure to install the new display.

16. Recalibrate the touch screen, by referencing the Touch Screen Calibration procedure on page 25.

17. Test all bed functionality before returning the bed to service.

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Service Information

BRAKE CONTROL BOARD REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (FOOTBOARD)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Small Slotted Screwdriver

• Utility Knife

• ESD System

Rear Footboard Back Label

Screws

Brake Control Board

Procedure:

Note: ESD protection is required for this procedure.

1. Remove the footboard assembly and place onto a nearby work surface, face down.

2. Using a small slotted screwdriver or a utility knife, remove the rear footboard label.

Note: This label will need to be replaced with a new label (QDF27-2756).

3. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six screws securing the footboard display panel to the footboard.

4. Pivot the display panel up.

5. Using a stubby Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws from the bottom of the display panel.

6. Hold the display panel and footboard assembly together and flip the footboard assembly over, with the display

panel facing up.

7. Carefully remove the display panel from the footboard assembly. Rotate over to display the circuit boards.

8. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the Wi-Fi antenna P-clamps to the brake control

board.

9. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the remaining four screws that secure the brake control board to the footboard

display housing.

10. Disconnect the brake control cable from the brake control board.

11. Remove the brake control board.

12. Reverse the procedure to install the new brake control board.

13. Test all bed functionality before returning the bed to service.

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FUNCTION SELECTION/LED BOARD REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (FOOTBOARD)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Small Slotted Screwdriver

• Utility Knife

• ESD System

Rear Footboard Back Label

Screws

Function Selection/LED Board

Procedure:

1. Plug the bed into a wall outlet.

2. Raise the bed to the full up position and level.

3. Unplug the bed and turn the battery disconnect “OFF” (0).

4. Using a small slotted screwdriver or a utility knife, remove the rear footboard label.

Note: This label will need to be replaced with a new label (QDF27-2756).

5. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six screws from the top of the control panel which the label was covering.

6. Raise the display up and using a stubby Phillips screwdriver, remove the three screws on the bottom.

7. Remove the display housing and unplug the two cables from the function control board and set the display

assembly on a bench to work on.

8. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the four screws securing the function selection/LED board.

9. Unplug the cable going to the function selection/LED board.

10. Reverse the procedures to install the new function selection/LED board.

11. Test all bed functionality prior to putting the bed back into service.

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Service Information

TOUCH SCREEN REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (FOOTBOARD)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

Rear Footboard Back Label

Screws

• Small Slotted Screwdriver

• Utility Knife

• ESD System

Display

Tou c h

Screen

Procedure:

Note: ESD protection is required for this procedure.

1. Remove the footboard assembly and place onto a nearby work surface, face down.

2. Using a small slotted screwdriver or a utility knife, remove the rear footboard label.

Note: This label will need to be replaced with a new label (QDF27-2756).

3. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six screws securing the footboard display panel to the footboard.

4. Pivot the display panel up.

5. Using a stubby Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws from the bottom of the display panel.

6. Hold the display panel and footboard assembly together and flip the footboard assembly over, with the display

panel facing up.

7. Carefully remove the display panel from the footboard assembly and rotate over to display the circuit boards.

8. Disconnect the two ribbon cables from J3 and J7 by pulling outward on the locking tabs, then pulling the ribbon

cable.

9. Disconnect the menu board cable from connector J6.

10. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the Wi-Fi board to the LCD interface board.

11. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the LCD interface board to the display housing.

12. Remove the two spacer shims between the LCD interface board and the display housing.

13. Carefully remove the LCD interface board from the display.

Note: The components are secured together with double-sided foam tape. Slight upward force will be

necessary to separate.

14. Using a small slotted screwdriver, separate the locking tabs from the display and remove the display.

15. Using a small slotted screwdriver or utility knife, remove the foot control overlay label.

Note: This overlay label will need to be replaced with a new overlay label (QDF27-2188-ENG) and patent

pending label (QE71-1094-ENG).

16. Carefully separate the touch screen from the display housing.

17. Reverse the procedure to install the new touch screen.

18. Recalibrate the touch screen, by referencing the Touch Screen Calibration procedure on page 25.

19. Test all bed functionality before returning the bed to service.

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BATTERY REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (FOOTBOARD)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

• Small Slotted screwdriver

• Utility Knife

• ESD System

Procedure:

1. Plug the bed into a wall outlet.

2. Raise the bed to the full up position and level.

3. Unplug the bed and turn the battery disconnect switch to the “OFF” (0) position.

4. Using a small slotted screwdriver or a utility knife, remove the rear footboard label.

Note: This label will need to be replaced with a new label (QDF27-2756).

5. Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the six screws from the top of the control panel which the label was covering.

6. Raise the display up and using a stubby Phillips screwdriver, remove the three screws on the bottom.

7. Remove the display housing and unplug the two cables from the function control board and set the display

assembly on a bench to work on.

8. Remove the battery and replace with new battery (see figure below).

9. Reverse the above steps to reassemble.

10. Referencing the operation manual complete the Time / Date Setup procedure.

Battery

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BRAKE / NEUTRAL / DRIVE POTENTIOMETER REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - QDF27-2024

Tools Required:

• Diagonal Pliers

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Raise the bed lift and patient’s left siderails all the way up.

3. Remove the base center covers (foot, center, and head).

4. Remove the patient’s left base frame cover.

5. Cut the two wire ties securing the potentiometer to the potentiometer bracket; then cut the two wire ties securing

the potentiometer wires to the frame.

6. Remove the electrical tape holding the quick connection together.

7. Reverse the above procedures for installation of the new potentiometer.

Note: Make sure to install new wire ties in the same location.

8. Recalibrate the bed (refer to Bed Calibration procedures on page 25).

9. Test all bed functionality prior to putting the bed back into service.

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BATTERY REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Phillips Screwdriver #2

• 5/16” Nutdriver

• 5/16” Combination Wrench

Electrical Cover

Figure 1

Batteries

Figure 2

Procedure:

Note

Batteries should always be replaced in pairs.

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Set the brakes using one of the brake control locations or by using the manual brake pedal.

3. Raise the bed to the full up position.

4. Remove the mattress assembly or fold back to expose the foot section.

5. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws securing the electrical cover and remove the cover

(reference Figure 1 above, item A and B).

Note: Use caution as the cover is large and heavy.

6. Unplug the bed from the wall outlet and turn battery switch “OFF” (0). The bed should now have no power.

7. Unplug J12 connector from the CPU/Power board.

8. Lift up on both batteries and stand them upright (reference Figure 2 above).

9. Using a 5/16” nutdriver and a 5/16” combination wrench, unbolt the wires from the battery posts.

10. Reverse the steps to install new batteries.

Note: New battery information should be facing the right side when installing and upright when installed.

11. Test all bed functionality while plugged into wall outlet and when unplugged prior to putting back into service.

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FOWLER ANGLE SENSOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT - (LITTER)

Tools Required:

• Stubby Phillips Screwdriver #2

• ESD System

Electrical Cover

Fowler Angle Sensor

Procedure:

1. Plug bed into wall outlet.

2. Set the brakes using one of the brake control locations or by using the manual brake pedal.

3. Raise the bed to the full up position and raise the patient left siderails (head end and foot end).

4. If fowler motor will run, raise fowler up to approximately 20 degrees. If the fowler motor will not run, put the bed

into the calibration mode step one as shown on page 25. Run the Fowler up to approximately 20 degrees.

5. Working form the left side of the bed, use a stubby Phillips screwdriver and remove the two screws securing the

fowler angle sensor to the bottom of the fowler frame.

6. Using an ESD system, properly ground yourself.

7. Unclip the three clips holding the board cover on.

8. Unplug the cable from the board.

9. Reverse the steps to install the new fowler angle sensor.

Note: Do not over-tighten the two screws.

10. Recalibrate the bed (refer to Bed Calibration procedures on page 25).

11. Test all bed functionality prior to putting the bed back into service.

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