TR Equipment TR 4200, Atlas Junior QUICK GUIDE

Quick guide

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TR 4200 Atlas Junior

Bariatric Shower Trolley

Hygiene Equipment
Designed for People

1 Folding side rail

2 Bumper wheel

3 Aluminium Lifting column. Lifting range: 535 - 835 mm

4 Foot control brakes and straight steering

5 Hand control for height adjustment and tilting

6 Straight steering castor

7 Flexible drainage hose

Working Load Limit: 270 kg (600 lbs)

Head ofce

TR Equipment AB, Sweden
Phone: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.trequipment.com

Group Subsidiaries

TR Group Inc, US, Phone: [phone]
TR Equipment Ltd, UK, Phone: [phone]
TRanspoRehaMed GmbH, Germany, Phone: [phone]

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TR 4200 Atlas Junior

Bariatric Shower Trolley

Quick guide for the Shower Trolley

Hygiene Equipment
Designed for People

• Only qualied staff, who understand all operating and

safety procedures may operate the equipment.

• Never leave the patient unattended.

• Castor brakes must be securely locked on the Trolley

before transferring a patient and once in position over
a drain.

• The patient must be positioned comfortably on the Trolley

mattress, with side rails securely locked.

• Make sure that all parts that come in contact with the

patient are intact and without sharp edges.

• Ensure that the Trolley can be moved, raised or lowered

safely to avoid any pinch injuries to patient.

• Operate the Trolley carefully when transporting patients

through narrow corridors or over irregular uneven
surfaces.

• Always physically check water temperature before and

during showering and that the thermoscopic mixer
functions properly.

• The TR battery charger is the only one approved for

charging the Trolley.

• Do not use battery charger in wet or damp areas -

potential shock hazard.

• It is recommended that the Trolley batteries are charged

daily or whenever Trolley is not in use. Batteries can not
be overcharged.

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Check that castor brakes and straight steering are free
from damage.

• Ensure that side rails are in place and free from damage

and all screws and bolts are tightened.

• Mattress and pillow must be kept well maintained.

• Trolley must be inspected visually for sign of wear. Trolley

should not be used if defects are noted. Prompt service is
required.

Audible tone sounds
Short tone

This tone informs that the Trolley is level when tilting and
stops. Proceed tilting by pressing once more on the hand
control when desired.

Long and short tone

When this tone sounds the trolley needs to be charged.

Long and two short tones

If/When this tone sounds the Trolley shall be calibrated to
level. See operating manual.

Warning: Never use the Trolley in any way that varies from
the safety precautions and operating procedures detailed
in the operating manual. The equipment must not be
operated by anyone until the user has fully read and
understands the instructions in the operating manual.

Head ofce

TR Equipment AB, Sweden
Phone: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.trequipment.com

For further information see Operating manual.

Group Subsidiaries

TR Group Inc, US, Phone: [phone]
TR Equipment Ltd, UK, Phone: [phone]
TRanspoRehaMed GmbH, Germany, Phone: [phone]