Sunrise Medical Guardian IC-5307, Guardian IC-5107, Guardian IC-5207, Guardian IC-5110, Guardian IC-5410 User Instructions And Warranty

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Guardian

Homecare Bed

User Instructions & Warranty

Manual Bed Models IC-5307 IC-5207 & IC-5107 Semi Electric Bed Models IC-5310 IC-5210 & IC-5110 Full Electric Bed Model IC-5410

Lit de soins à domicile Guardian

Mode d’emploi et garantie

Lit manuel modèles IC-5307 IC-5207 & IC-5107 Lit semi-électrique modèles IC-5310 IC-5210 & IC-5110 Lit électrique 3 positions modèle IC-5410

Cama para Cuidados en el Hogar Guardian

Manual de Instrucciones y Garantía

Modelos de Cama Manual IC-5307 IC-5207 & IC-5107 Modelos de Cama Semieléctrica IC-5310 IC-5210 & IC-5110 Modelo de Cama Totalmente Eléctrica IC-5410

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Sunrise Listens

SUNRISE LISTENS

Thank you for choosing a Sunrise Medical bed. We want to hear your questions or comments about this manual, the safety and reliability of your bed and the service you receive from your Sunrise Medical supplier. Please feel free to write or call us at the address and telephone number below:

Sunrise Medical

Customer Service Department

7477 East Dry Creek Parkway

Longmont, CO 80503

(303) 218-4600 or (800) 333-4000

FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

Your authorized supplier knows your bed best and can answer most of your questions about bed safety, use and maintenance. For future reference, fill in the following.

Supplier:_________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________

Telephone: _______________________________________________

Serial #: _________________________________________________

Date/Purchased:___________________________________________

This manual contains important safety and maintenance instructions. Please read it carefully before using your homecare bed and refer to it as often as needed for safe and efficient use.

If you have questions regarding the safe use and/or assembly, maintenance or specifications of your bed, contact Customer Service at 800-333-4000, 303-2184600 or from Canada at 800-263-3390. Please have the Model and Serial Number of the product available.

For service and repair, remember your authorized Sunrise Medical dealer is able to provide the assistance you need.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................... 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................. 3

IMPORTANT WARNINGS......................................................................... 4

BED WEIGHT CAPACITY ......................................................................... 5

SET-UP................................................................................................ 5

ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................... 6

Manual Bed Assembly ......................................................................... 6

Semi-Electric Bed Assembly ................................................................. 8

Full-Electric Bed Assembly................................................................... 10

OPERATION.......................................................................................... 12

Manual Bed Operation......................................................................... 12

Semi-Electric Bed Operation ................................................................ 13

Full-Electric Bed Operation .................................................................. 13

Locking/Unlocking Casters................................................................... 13

MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................... 14

CLEANING / SPECIFICATIONS................................................................. 15

TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................. 16

IMPORTANT WARNINGS FOR ACCESSORIES............................................... 17

WARRANTY .......................................................................................... 19

FRANÇAIS............................................................................................... 20

ESPAÑOL ................................................................................................ 38

IMPORTANT WARNINGS

(See pages 17 & 18 for Important Warnings for Accessories)

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Bed power cord has a hospital-grade 3-prong grounding plug. Do not defeat grounding safety feature by using 3-prong to 2prong adapter. If necessary, have outlet ground reliability checked by a qualified electrician. Failure to do so could result in shock or electrocution.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. When operating the bed, make sure that the occupant is positioned within the boundaries of the bed and that no extremities extend over the side or between the bed rails.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. Closely monitor children and high-risk individuals in or around bed.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) may influence electronic equipment. Exercise caution when using hand-held transceivers around the electric bed. If unintended movement occurs due to EMI, unplug the electric bed immediately. Leave unplugged during transmission, otherwise injury may occur.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. The homecare bed is not intended to be used as a means of transport. Use an approved transport device when transporting a patient.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. The homecare bed was designed to be used in a home care setting only and is not intended for use in nursing homes or hospitals.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. Do not allow more than one person on the bed at a time.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. Distribute body weight evenly over surface of bed. Do not put entire body weight only on raised foot or head sections of bed, otherwise damage to bed may occur.

WARNING

Risk of serious injury. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

WARNING

Possible damage or injury. Do not use outdoors.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

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Important Warnings

BED WEIGHT CAPACITY

The homecare bed has a capacity of 450 pounds (204 kg) evenly distributed on the sleeping surface. This is the total weight of the occupant, mattress, bedding, accessories and other medical equipment in use. Exceeding the weight limit will void the warranty.

SET-UP

Check all bed components for obvious damage to the carton or its contents. Inspect each item carefully for dents, scratches or any other visible damage. If damage is evident, contact your local Sunrise Medical dealer.

WARNING

Before assembling bed, inspect all parts for shipping damage. If damage is evident, do not use bed. Contact qualified personnel immediately.

CAUTION– Do not plug in or operate bed controls before bed is completely assembled.

Damage to bed components or injury may occur.

The bed is packaged in three separate cartons:

1. Bed Ends

(Figure 1)

•Headboard

•Footboard

•Hi/Lo Connecting Rod (not included with fixed height or two crank models)

•Four casters (two locking and two non-locking)

2. Foot Spring

(Figure 2)

•Foot spring (electric beds include pendant, control box and power cord)

•Emergency crank handle (electric beds only)

3. Head Spring

(Figure 3)

For electric beds, check for damage to power cord and plug. Inspect control box for damage to the connectors and make sure the motor plugs fit properly into the control box. See

(Figure 48) in Maintenance section for correct installation of connecters into control box.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Do not use bed if power cord or plug is damaged. Refer servicing to qualified technician.

Set-up

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Head Foot Bed

Model No. Bed Type Section Section End Set

IC-5410 Full-Electric IC-5000 IC-5490 IC-5401 IC-5310 Semi-Electric Single Crank Hi/Lo IC-5000 IC-5890 IC-5301 IC-5210 Semi-Electric Two Crank Hi/Lo IC-5000 IC-5890 IC-5200 IC-5110 Semi-Electric Set Height IC-5000 IC-5890 IC-5100 IC-5307 Manual Single Crank Hi/Lo IC-5000 IC-5770 IC-5301 IC-5207 Manual Two Crank Hi/Lo IC-5000 IC-5770 IC-5200 IC-5107 Manual Set Height IC-5000 IC-5770 IC-5100

Major Bed Components Part Numbers

ASSEMBLY

MANUAL BED ASSEMBLY

WARNING

After any adjustments, repair or service and before use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely.

CAUTION– Do not operate bed controls before bed is completely assembled. Damage to

bed components or injury may occur.

Connecting Head and Foot Sections

1. Place the head end at a right angle (90 degrees) to the foot end. The head end should be on its side to your left with the center mounting hooks to your right (Figure 4). The foot end (with crank handles) should be to your right with the head spring pull tube at the top and the center mounting rivets pins facing to the left.

2. Engage the head end hooks into the foot end pins

(Figure 5).

NOTE– It may be necessary to lift slightly on the head end or foot end to secure the

mounting hooks and pins.

3. Rotate the back section 90 degrees, making the frame assembly a straight line

(Figure 6).

Connecting Fabric of Head and Foot Sections

1. Turn foot crank clockwise to raise the foot end (see Manual Bed Operation) (Figure 7).

2. Hook together all the links on the mattress surface

(Figure 8).

Connecting Head Spring Drive Tube

1. Disconnect the head drive tube assembly from the side frame of the foot spring by removing the hitch pin, grommet and washer from the clevis pin

(Figure 9).

2. Extend the inner drive tube shaft until the detent button clicks into the adjustment hole of the outer drive tube. Make sure the detent button protrudes through the adjustment hole of the extended drive tube arm

(Figure 10). The drive tube arm will

line up with the lift arm slot.

3. Attach the drive tube end assembly to the lift arm of the head spring by inserting the clevis pin into the lift arm slot. Reconnect the grommet and washer and fasten with hitch pin

(Figure 11).

4. After assembling frame, lay bed flat.

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Assembly

Assembling the Bed Ends

NOTE– The headboard is taller than the footboard.

1. Stand the headboard next to the head section of the bed.

2. Lift the head end and engage the pins in the frame into the hooks on the headboard

(Figure 12). Leaning the headboard back slightly will help the pins fit into the hooks more easily.

3. Lift the foot section of the bed and engage the pins on the frame into the hooks on the footboard in the same manner.

WARNING

Make sure head and foot ends are securely locked to the head and foot boards before using bed.

Installing the Casters

NOTE– For maximum locking stability, assemble the two locking casters diagonally at

opposite ends of the bed.

Install all four casters simply by raising the bed ends from the floor and pushing the stem up into the caster socket in each bed leg

(Figure 13).

Assembling Hi/Lo Connecting Rod

NOTE– This section does not apply to fixed height or two crank models. NOTE– The connecting rod has two sections: The inner rod has a detent button, and the

outer rod has two positioning holes and one storage position hole.

1. Remove plastic caps from both ends of connecting rod.

2. Depress detent button on inner rod and insert into outer rod. Slide the inner rod in place and engage the detent button into the first positioning hole.

3. The connecting rod mounts directly into the head and foot end gearbox output shafts (Figures 14 & 15).

Assembly

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SEMI-ELECTRIC BED ASSEMBLY

WARNING

After any adjustments, repair or service and before use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely.

CAUTION– Do not operate bed controls before bed is completely assembled. Damage to

bed components or injury may occur.

Connecting Head and Foot Sections

1. Place the head end at a right angle (90 degrees) to the foot end. The head end should be on its side to your left with the center mounting hooks to your right (Figure 16). The foot end (with motors) should be to your right with the head spring pull tube at the top and the center mounting rivets pins facing to the left. For electric foot ends, the motors should be to your right, and for manual foot ends the crank handles will be to your right.

2. Engage the head end hooks into the foot end pins

(Figure 17).

NOTE– It may be necessary to lift slightly on the head end or foot end to secure the

mounting hooks and pins.

3. Rotate the back section 90 degrees, making the frame assembly a straight line

(Figure 18).

Connecting Fabric of Head and Foot Sections

1. Press the “FOOT UP” button on the hand pendant (see Semi-Electric Bed Operation) or use emergency crank to turn motor shaft clockwise to raise the foot end

(Figure 19).

2. Hook together all the links on the mattress surface

(Figure 20).

Connecting Head Spring Drive Tube

1. Disconnect the head drive tube assembly from the side frame of the foot spring by removing the hitch pin, grommet and washer from the clevis pin

(Figure 21).

(Figure 22). The drive tube arm will

line up with the lift arm slot.

3. Attach the drive tube end assembly to the lift arm of the head spring by inserting the clevis pin into the lift arm slot. Reconnect the grommet and washer and fasten with hitch pin

(Figure 23).

4. After assembling frame, lay bed flat.

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Assembly

Assembling the Bed Ends

NOTE– The headboard is taller than the footboard.

1. Stand the headboard next to the head section of the bed.

2. Lift the head end and engage the pins in the frame into the hooks on the headboard

(Figure 24). Leaning the headboard back slightly will help the pins fit into the hooks more easily.

3. Lift the foot section of the bed and engage the pins on the frame into the hooks on the footboard in the same manner.

WARNING

Make sure head and foot ends are securely locked to the head and foot boards before using bed.

Installing the Casters

NOTE– For maximum locking stability, assemble the two locking casters diagonally at

opposite ends of the bed.

Install all four casters simply by raising the bed ends from the floor and pushing the stem up into the caster socket in each bed leg

(Figure 25).

Assembling Hi/Lo Connecting Rod

NOTE– This section does not apply to fixed height or two crank models. NOTE– The connecting rod has two sections: The inner rod has a detent button, and the

outer rod has two positioning holes and one storage position hole.

1. Remove plastic caps from both ends of connecting rod.

2. Depress detent button on inner rod and insert into outer rod. Slide the inner rod in place and engage the detent button into the first positioning hole.

3. The connecting rod mounts directly into the head and foot end gearbox output shafts

(Figures 26 & 27).

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY OR DAMAGE. After the bed has been assembled, check to make sure that all components are secured properly in place and all fasteners are tight before use.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Do not leave electric bed plugged in while not in use.

Installing the Pendant

Install the hand pendant by plugging its connector into the matching socket in the control box.

NOTE– Semi-electric beds use a four-function pendant for head and foot functions.

Leveling the Bed

For semi-electric beds with a single crank, turn the center hi/low crank counterclockwise (see Semi-Electric Bed Operation). The lowest end of the bed will soon stop moving downward, but the higher end of the bed will continue moving down. When both bed ends are at their lowest, your bed will be level.

NOTE– If you are having difficulty leveling the bed because only one bed end moves up or

down, check to be sure all center drive tube pins and slots are properly engaged.

Assembly

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FULL-ELECTRIC BED ASSEMBLY

WARNING

After any adjustments, repair or service and before use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely.

CAUTION– Do not operate bed controls before bed is completely assembled. Damage to

bed components or injury may occur.

Connecting Head and Foot Sections

1. Place the head end at a right angle (90 degrees) to the foot end. The head end should be on its side to your left with the center mounting hooks to your right (Figure 28). The foot end (with motors) should be to your right with the head spring pull tube at the top and the center mounting rivets pins facing to the left.

2. Engage the head end hooks into the foot end pins

(Figure 29).

NOTE– It may be necessary to lift slightly on the head end or foot end to secure the

mounting hooks and pins.

3. Rotate the back section 90 degrees, making the frame assembly a straight line

(Figure 30).

Connecting Fabric of Head and Foot Sections

1. Press the “FOOT UP” button on the hand pendant (see Full-Electric Bed Operation) or use emergency crank to turn motor shaft clockwise to raise the foot end

(Figure 31).

2. Hook together all the links on the mattress surface

(Figures 32).

Connecting Head Spring Drive Tube

1. Disconnect the head drive tube assembly from the side frame of the foot spring by removing the hitch pin, grommet and washer from the clevis pin

(Figure 33).

(Figure 34). The drive tube arm will

line up with the lift arm slot.

3. Attach the drive tube end assembly to the lift arm of the head spring by inserting the clevis pin into the lift arm slot. Reconnect the grommet and washer and fasten with hitch pin

(Figure 35).

4. After assembling frame, lay bed flat.

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Assembly

Assembling the Bed Ends

NOTE– The headboard is taller than the footboard.

1. Stand the headboard next to the head section of the bed.

2. Lift the head end and engage the pins in the frame into the hooks on the headboard

(Figure 36). Leaning the headboard back slightly will help the pins fit into the hooks more easily.

3. Lift the foot section of the bed and engage the pins on the frame into the hooks on the footboard in the same manner.

WARNING

Make sure head and foot ends are securely locked to the head and foot boards before using bed.

Installing the Casters

NOTE– For maximum locking stability, assemble the two locking casters diagonally at

opposite ends of the bed.

Install all four casters simply by raising the bed ends from the floor and pushing the stem up into the caster socket in each bed leg

(Figure 37).

Assembling Hi/Lo Connecting Rod

NOTE– The connecting rod has two sections: The inner rod has a detent button, and the

outer rod has two positioning holes and one storage position hole.

1. Remove plastic caps from both ends of connecting rod.

2. Depress detent button on inner rod and insert into outer rod. Slide the inner rod in place and engage the detent button into the middle positioning hole.

3. Connect one end of the hi/lo connecting rod to head end gearbox

(Figure 38).

Connect the other end to the hi/lo motor output shaft

(Figure 39). Connect the foot

end gearbox output shaft to the hi/lo motor output shaft spring-loaded connector (Figures 40 & 41).

4. Release the hi/lo connecting rod spring-loaded connector by pushing it in and turning it clockwise.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY OR DAMAGE. After the bed has been assembled, check to make sure that all components are secured properly in place and all fasteners are tight before use.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Do not leave electric bed plugged in while not in use.

Installing the Pendant

For electric models only: Install the hand pendant by plugging its connector into the matching socket in the control box.

NOTE– All full-electric beds use a six-function pendant for all bed operation.

Leveling the Bed

Plug bed power cord into electric outlet. Press and hold pendant's "BED UP" button until hi/lo motor stops automatically (see Full-Electric Bed Operation). Then, press and hold pendant's "BED DOWN" button until hi/lo motor stops. Bed will be level and adjusted to its lowest and safest position.

NOTE– If you are having difficulty leveling the bed because only one bed end moves up or

down, check to be sure all center drive tube pins and slots are properly engaged.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Do not leave electric bed plugged in while not in use.

Assembly

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OPERATION

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY or damage. Electric beds are for use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and have a grounding plug that looks like the plug illustrated in Figure 42. Make sure the unit is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No adapter should be used with the this plug.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Before adjusting bed, check that nothing is under or near the bed. Keep children and pets away from the bed to prevent injury.

The back section can be adjusted to any angle from flat for sleeping to full sitting for eating, reading or watching TV.

The knee section can be adjusted to any angle from flat to its highest possible position. Changing this angle from time to time changes blood circulation and pressure points in lower body parts and improves user comfort.

The entire bed can be adjusted from lowest position, for safe entry and exit, to its highest position, where it is easier to care for the patient. Bedding changes, clothing changes, patient bathing and feeding are all much easier with the bed higher.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Keep bed in lowest position except for providing care (bathing, clothing changes, etc.). Entering or exiting a raised bed could result in falls or injury.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Do not use liquids in or around electric bed. In case of a spill, unplug bed immediately. Clean up the spill and allow the area to dry completely before resuming use of the electric bed. Failure to do so could result in shock or electrocution.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. When operating the bed, keep all moving parts free of obstacles such as blankets, sheets, heating blankets/pads, wiring, tubing and other items with electric cords which may get tangled around the bed, side rails or legs.

MANUAL BED OPERATION

1. Manually turn cranks for each bed function from the beginning of the adjustment to the end and back again, as instructed below. The crank and the function should operate freely and smoothly.

2. If any problems arise, check all mechanical hookups.

3. The Set Height bed (IC-5107) has head and foot functions, but the height of the bed is not adjustable.

4. To raise entire height of Single Crank Hi/Lo bed (IC-5307), turn crank 2 clockwise. To lower height, turn crank 2 counterclockwise

(Figure 43).

5. To raise height of Two Crank Hi/Lo bed ends individually (IC-5207), insert crank 4 (not shown) into head and foot ends and turn clockwise. To lower, turn crank 4 counterclockwise.

6. To raise head section of all manual beds, turn crank 1 clockwise. To lower, turn crank 1 counterclockwise.

7. To raise foot section of all manual beds, turn crank 3 clockwise. To lower, turn crank 3 counterclockwise.

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Operation

Crank 2

Crank 3

Crank 1

Grounded Outlet

Grounding Pin

SEMI-ELECTRIC BED OPERATION

NOTE– Semi-electric beds use a four-function pendant for head and foot functions. The Single

Crank and Two Crank beds use a hand crank for hi/lo operation; Set Height beds do not have hi/lo operation.

1. Make sure the pendant is properly plugged into the control box and the power cord is plugged into the wall outlet. Press desired function button in pendant and operate each function from beginning to end and back again, as instructed below. They should operate smoothly, without sticking or hesitating.

2. If problems arise, check all electrical connections and mechanical hook ups.

3. The Set Height bed (IC-5110) has head and foot functions, but the height of the bed is not adjustable.

4. To raise entire height of Single Crank Hi/Lo bed (IC-5310), turn crank 2 clockwise. To lower, turn crank 2 counterclockwise

(Figure 44).

5. To raise entire height of Two Crank Hi/Lo bed ends individually (IC-5210), insert crank 4 (not shown) into head and foot end and turn clockwise. To lower, turn crank counterclockwise.

6. To raise the head end of all semi-electric beds, press the "HEAD UP" button on the hand pendant. To lower head end, press the "HEAD DOWN" button

(Figure 45).

7. To raise the foot end of all semi-electric beds, press the "FOOT UP" button on the hand pendant. To lower foot end, press the "FOOT DOWN" button.

FULL-ELECTRIC BED OPERATION

NOTE– Full-electric beds use a six-function pendant for all operation.

2. If problems arise, check all electrical connections and mechanical hook ups.

3. To raise the entire height of full-electric beds, press the "BED UP" button on the hand pendant. To lower the height, press the "BED DOWN" button

(Figure 46).

4. To raise the head section of full-electric beds, press the "HEAD UP" button on the hand pendant. To lower the head section, press the "HEAD DOWN" button.

5. To raise the foot section of full-electric beds, press the "FOOT UP" button on the hand pendant. To lower the foot section, press the "FOOT DOWN" button.

LOCKING/UNLOCKING CASTERS

1. If two locking casters are not included with your bed, contact your local Sunrise Medical dealer.

2. To engage the two wheel locks, push wheel locking tab down until it locks into place.

3. To disengage the wheel locks, push wheel locking tab up until it is released from the locked position.

WARNING

RISK OF INJURY. Always keep wheels locked during transfers. Check wheel locks for correct locking operation before each use.

EMERGENCY CRANK FOR SEMI AND FULL ELECTRIC BEDS

Semi-electric and full-electric beds are equipped with an emergency crank. In the event of power failure or motor failure, you can still operate any of the bed functions by turning the motor shaft or the center shaft with the emergency crank

(Figure 47).

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Unplug power cord from wall outlet before using emergency crank. Injury could result if power resumes while cranking.

Operation

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HEAD UP

FOOT UP

HEAD DOWN

FOOT DOWN

HEAD UP

FOOT UP

HEAD DOWN

BED UP

BED DOWN

FOOT DOWN

Crank 2

MAINTENANCE

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY or damage. While the bed is in use, route the cord away from any moving parts, sharp edges or sources of heat. Ensure the cord does not present a trip hazard for users or caregivers. When the bed is not in use, disconnect the cord and store separately.

WARNING

POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. Unplug power cord from wall outlet before performing any maintenance or service.

We recommend professional servicing by a Sunrise Medical dealer at least once every three years, depending on the amount of daily use, or with each new user. The dealer should perform the following maintenance:

1. Check for wear on center shaft and drive pins.

2. Inspect head/foot pull tube mounting hardware for bends, wear or damage.

3. Inspect for damage to power cord and pendant cord.

4. Check spring fabric and replace any missing or bent links.

5. Inspect bed end panels and trim for holes and sharp edges.

6. Check casters and wheel locks to ensure they operate properly.

7. Inspect head and foot spring welds for stress cracks and fasteners for wear.

8. Check to make sure mounting hardware is tight.

9. Inspect center mounting hooks and rivets to make sure they are not sheared off or bent.

10. Inspect cables for wear.

INSTALLING CONNECTORS INTO CONTROL BOX

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY OR DAMAGE. When installing connectors into the control box, make sure the unit is plugged in and the locking tab is facing downward. Do not force the connector into the control box.

WARNING

POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. The motor control box does not contain serviceable parts. Unplug the bed if there is a malfunction. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

NOTE– Depending on the bed model, the control box will have two sockets (head motor and

foot motor) or three sockets (head motor, foot motor and hi/lo motor) (

Figure 48).

1. With the locking tab facing downward, push the connector into the appropriate socket marked on the control box until a click is heard.

2. To remove the connector, push down on the locking tab and pull the connector away from the control box.

2. Recheck all connections on control box, making sure all motors are plugged into the correct sockets.

4. Plug the control box power cord into a properly grounded 110-volt, 60 cycle wall outlet.

WARNING

POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. Injury may result from improper routing of the power cord. Please ensure that the power cord is routed according to the instructions.

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Maintenance

POWER

FOOT HI/LO HEAD

CLEANING

WARNING

POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD. Electric beds only: Always disconnect electrical power cord from wall outlet before cleaning with liquids or sprays.

Use a mild solution of warm water and an antiseptic cleaner such as LYSOL to wipe away dust, films, food and fluids. Read and follow label instructions on all cleaning solutions.

CAUTION– POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO ELECTRICAL PARTS. Use only a damp, well wrung-out

cloth to wipe off the motors, motor control box or any electrical component. Excess water in or on electrical parts could cause damage to these components.

You can keep the woodgrain bed ends attractive by cleaning occasionally with furniture polish or a little lemon oil.

Cleaning / Specifications

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Model Hi/Lo Overall Bed Split Springs Split Springs

No. Range Length Width to Head End to Foot End

IC-5410 15 3/4"–23 1/4" 88" 36" 43" 45" IC-5310 15 3/4–24 1/2" 88" 36" 43" 45"

IC-5210 15 1/2"–24 1/2" 88" 36" 43" 45" IC-5110 15" 1/2 88" 36" 43" 45" IC-5307 16–24"1/4" 88" 36" 43" 45" IC-5207 15 1/2"–24 1/4" 88" 36" 43" 45" IC-5107 15 1/4" 88" 36" 43" 45"

Note– Dimensions may vary by 1/2"

SPECIFICATIONS

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Troubleshooting

PROBLEM

Nothing happens when button is pressed on pendant (electric beds).

The back or knee section will not raise or lower even though you turn the crank or operate the motor for that function. (Motor DOES operate.)

Only the headboard or footboard raises when Hi/Lo adjustment is made (either manual or electric).

The head or foot of the bed is always higher than the other end of the bed.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

1. Bed is not plugged in.

2. Blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker in your home’s circuit box.

3. Pendant is not plugged in at motor control box.

4. Damaged or defective pendant or power cord.

1. Internal problems with the drive screw mechanism. It may only need cleaning and lubrication, or it could be damaged or worn.

1. Center drive tube ends are not properly engaged with pins at each end.

2. The pin in the middle of the center drive tube has fallen out, allowing tube to collapse and disengage.

3. One or more of the pins in the center drive have broken.

4. Damaged mechanism inside the bed end.

1. The bed ends were not leveled when bed was assembled.

WHAT TO DO

1. Plug power cord into outlet.

2. Check fuse or circuit breaker.

3. Check to be sure pendant is properly and securely plugged in.

4. Call your Sunrise Medical supplier for service and repair.

1. Call your Sunrise Medical supplier for service and repair.

1. Check both ends of drive tube for proper engagement with pins.

2. Replace pin and reassemble center drive tube onto shaft ends.

3. Call your Sunrise Medical supplier for service and repair.

4. Call your Sunrise Medical supplier for service and repair.

1. See instructions to level the bed.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Important: Warnings for Accessories

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IMPORTANT WARNING FOR ACCESSORIES

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Injury may result from improper use of bed accessories (patient restraints, side rails, trapeze devices, etc.). Consult the accessory manufacturer for proper use instructions.

OXYGEN EQUIPMENT

WARNING

POSSIBLE FIRE HAZARD. This bed is suitable for use with oxygen administering equipment of the nasal type and mask type. The use of any other type of oxygen administering equipment can result in a fire.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. When using nasal or masked type oxygen administering equipment, the oxygen tubing must be routed and secured properly so that it does not become entangled and/or severed during operation of the bed.

MATTRESSES

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Follow guidelines in User's Manual. Improper mattresses can expose patient to risk of suffocation if head becomes trapped between mattress and side rail or frame.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Use a mattress long enough so that the gap between the mattress and the headboard or footboard is small enough to prevent a patient from getting his or her head between the mattress and the headboard or footboard and possibly suffocating.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. Use a mattress that is properly sized to fit the mattress deck and will remain centered on the mattress deck.

SIDE RAILS

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. When using side rails, only use side rails that can be positioned so that the gap between the side rails is large enough that the trunk and hips can easily pass through it. Make sure raising the bed, head section or foot section does not create any of the previously described gaps.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. If side rail is used, follow guidelines in rail User's Manual. Use of side rail can expose patient to risk of suffocation if head becomes trapped between mattress and side rail.

WARNING

POSSIBLE INJURY. Make sure side rails are secured properly before using bed.

WARNING

RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY. Individuals with physical limitations who cannot prevent themselves from rolling or climbing out of the bed may require other means of safe positioning.

WARNING

POSSIBLE DAMAGE OR INJURY. Do not use the side rails as handles when moving the bed.

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