INSTRUCTION MANUAL
7F09684000A9

KK-728EG

Transfer Stretcher

PrefaceThank you for purchasing the Transfer Stretcher(hereafter referred to as the “stretcher”).
This instruction manual describes precautions and how
to safely use and operate the stretcher.
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Before using this stretcher, please read this
instruction manual to fully understand the safeand proper operating procedures.
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Users and/or patients are requested to report
information about any serious incident related tothis equipment that occurs within the EU to the
manufacturer and the regulating authority of themember country of residence.
‘Serious incident’ means any incident that directly or
indirectly led, might have led or might lead to any of
the following:a) the death of a patient, user or other person.
b) the temporary or permanent serious deterioration ofa patient’s, user’s or other person’s state of health.
c) a serious public health threat.
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After reading this instruction manual, store where it
can be easily accessed for later reference.
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The actual stretcher purchased may differ fromdetailed descriptions given in this instruction manual
due to product improvements.
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Values described for the operation range, dimensions, angles,
and mass may include some errors. Excluding special cases,in this instruction manual, for display purposes words such as
approximately, about, etc. are omitted.
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Contact us (see “Contact Information” on p. 30) for
any queries.

PARAMOUNT BED CO., LTD.

CONTENTS
Page

1 PART NAMES........................................................................................................ 2
2 INTENDED USE/SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................... 3
3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...................................................................................... 44 PRECAUTIONS FOR USAGE............................................................................... 95 OPERATION PROCEDURES................................................................................ 10
1. Caster (Central locking system)....................................................................................10
2. Center wheel system.....................................................................................................11
3. Height adjustment.........................................................................................................12
4. Raising the backrest......................................................................................................13
5. Transfer board...............................................................................................................14
6. Restraint belt.................................................................................................................16
7. Oxygen cylinder holder..................................................................................................17
8. IV Pole (C57E)..............................................................................................................19
9. Accessory rail................................................................................................................21
10. Transfer mattress........................................................................................................21

6 PATIENT TRANSFER............................................................................................ 22
7 PRODUCT SYMBOL DEFINITIONS...................................................................... 26
8 REGULAR INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE....................................... 27
9 TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................... 29
0 LONG-TERM STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION............................................ 29
a AFTER-SALES SERVICE...................................................................................... 30

11 PART NAMES
The page number shown next to this symbol
indicates where the related explanation can be found.

p. 13
Head end

Backrest lever

Back section basep. 21

Gas spring isused for the
backrest lever.

Transfer mattress
p. 16

p. 14-16

Restraint belt

Transfer board

p. 19-20

IV Pole attachment hole

IV Pole storage holder
IV Pole (C57E)

Product ID label GMP

zAffixedz
outside of the main frame.

Leg section basep. 21

Main frame

Accessory railp. 12
Height adjusting handle

p. 17-18
Oxygen cylinder holder
p. 10

Tray

Caster lock pedals
150 mm dia. TENTE MCS casters(central locking system)

Product ID label

Base frame

Foot end

p. 11
Center wheel locking pedal

APPLIED PART

Note: Part of ME EQUIPMENT that in normal use necessarily comes
into physical contact with the patient for ME EQUIPMENT toperform its function.

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zAffixedz
outside of the main frame.

2 INTENDED USE/SPECIFICATIONSIntended useThis stretcher is designed to be used in medical institutions to transport patients or support
them as they receive treatment.
*F or details of the patient target groups, the intended users and the clinical benefits, see “Specifications” below.

Dimensions

Specifications
Description

Transfer Stretcher

Model No.

KK-728EG

Category/Classification

Mechanical implement 1: Operating table and treatment table,
general diagnostic and processing table 13958000
Ordinary medical devices and specially maintained and controlled medical devices

Total length

193cm

Total width

66.3cmMattress base height (cm) (*1)

51 - 85cm

Back section base Inclination angle

0º to 70°

Casters

150mm dia. Casters (with central locking system) with center wheel

Materials Mattress

Total weight

71kg (not including the transfer mattress)

maximum patient weight

135kg

Safe working load (*2)

1500N (153kgf)

Service life

8 years (based on Paramount data), excluding consumable items such as casters.

Dimensions

190cm × 53cm × 2cm

Surface material

PolyesterPadding

Urethane foam

Frame

Steel/partially aluminum

Base

Polypropylene (PP)Transfer board

Polypropylene (PP)Capacity of compatible Oxygen cylinder

500 L (diameter 10cm to 11.5cm)
IV Pole (C57E) Load capacity: 1kg/hook
Oxygen cylinder holder Load capacity: 15kg

Accessories

Tray: Polypropylene (PP) Load capacity: 10kg
Hook (3K003355: 4 pieces) Load capacity: 3kg/piece

Patient target groups

Patient age

13 years of age or older

Maximum patient weight

Intended users

135kg
Health care workers, caregivers, and maintenance staff*1) The mattress base height indicates the height from the floor to the mattress base surface.
*2) Safe working load: Maximum weight that the stretcher can safely accept (the total load of the patient’s weight andincidental items including the mattress and other accessories)
Environmental conditions

Range
 During transportation or storage During operating

Temperature-10ºC to 50ºC

0ºC to 40ºC

Humidity

30%RH to 90%RH

30%RH to 90%RH

Atmospheric pressure

700hPa to 1060hPa

700hPa to 1060hPa· Essential performance
Function to support and transfer the body of patients· Frequently used functions
Caster lock/unlock, transferring, change of transfer board position.
· Clinical benefits
Easy patient transport in hospitals
Safe and efficient patient transfer to hospital beds
Easy and safe treatment reception of the patient· Applicable standards
The stretcher described in this instruction manual is designed and manufactured according to the following equipmentclassification and standards.
Applicable standards: IEC60601-1:2005 + A1:2012
EN60601-1:2006 + A12:2014
Classification as medical device in Europe: Class I

33 SAFETY PRECAUTIONSBe sure to read these safety precautions beforehand to ensure proper
usage.

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The safety precautions described here are intended to ensure safe use of the productand prevent personal injury and property damage. Precautions are classified by a
WARNING or CAUTION designation, which indicates the degree of hazard or
injury that could result from improper use. They are all important safety precautions
that must be strictly observed.

WARNING

Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could
cause death or serious injury (broken bones, pressure, or paralysis).

CAUTION

Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could
cause light personal injury (bruises, wounds, or cuts) or property
damage.

Note: After reading this instruction manual, store it in a place that can be easily accessed for later
reference.

[Safety Label]zzPrecautions requiring special attention by persons using the stretcher are described onlabels and affixed to the following locations. Do not remove or deface any labels.
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If the safety label is removed or defaced, replace the part to which the label is affixed.
Contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact Information” on p. 30) for
any queries.

Product ID label

Inside4

3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWARNING
Place the patient on the stretcher with his/her head and feet oriented in
the proper directions.
Head end

Foot endzz
Have the patient lie down on the stretcher with his/her head
positioned at the head end of the stretcher and feet at the foot end. If
the patient lies down the other way, he/she could accidentally release
the lock for the transfer board, which could cause him/her to fall off
and get injured.
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Lying down on the stretcher with the feet at the head end and thehead at the foot end induces an unnatural posture during stretcher
operation (mattress base angle) which may result in injury.

Do not raise the backrest when a patient is lying face down or on theirside (in any posture other than lying face up).

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Attempting to force the patient to bend his/her legs, arms, or other bendable body parts too far or hard orin the wrong direction could cause him/her to become injured.

Do not stand up on the stretcher.

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There is a risk of injury caused by falling or toppling from thestretcher. In particular, be careful with children.

Do not crawl under or place your head, hands, or legs under the
stretcher.

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There is a risk of becoming caught between the moving part of thestretcher and the frame or transfer boards, resulting in injury. Check
that obstacles are not located around the stretcher before operating it.

Be careful moving the stretcher on a steep slope.

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The stretcher could tip over, causing an injury. Eliminate this risk by having more than two people work
together to move the stretcher or using other means as the circumstances require.

Lock the casters at all times except when moving the stretcher.

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Otherwise, the stretcher could unexpectedly move when operators
attempt to transfer a patient to or from a bed, adjust the height, or
raise the backrest, which could lead to injury.
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To move the stretcher, depress the caster lock pedal (green) to unlock
the casters.

Unlock (green)

Lock (red)Caster lock pedals

Do not stand on the caster lock pedals.

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The person may tip over, resulting in an injury or stretcher damage.

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WARNING
Do not attempt to repair or modify the stretcher yourself.
zzThis could cause abnormal operation, resulting in injury.

Do not attempt to transfer a patient on the stretcher with the transfer
boards locked in the horizontal level position.

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The patient may fall off, the stretcher may tip over, or thepatient’s hand may hit the wall, resulting in an injury.
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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the stretcher
may break.

When transporting a patient, make sure that he/she is secured in placewith the two pairs of restraint belts and that the transfer boards are in
the up position. The nurse should observe and attend to the patient at
all times while the patient is on the stretcher.
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Otherwise the patient could lose balance and fallout of the stretcher or fall over, resulting in injury
or the stretcher could be damaged or deformed.
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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the
stretcher may break.

Make sure that the two pairs of restraining belts are being used to firmly
and securely secure the patient if using it with the two transfer boards
locked in the horizontal level position.
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Otherwise the patient could lose balance and fall out of the stretcher or fall over, resulting in injury or the
stretcher could be damaged or deformed.
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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the stretcher may break.

Do not transfer a patient to a bed with the transfer boards locked in thehorizontal level position.
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Otherwise the patient could lose balance and fall out of thestretcher or fall over, resulting in injury or the stretcher could
be damaged or deformed.
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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the stretcher
may break.

After raising the transfer boards or locking them in the horizontal level
position, use the safety lock and confirm that they are properly locked(Green in the indicator window).
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If not properly locked (red shows), the transfer boards may lower and the patient may fall off and get
injured.

Instruct patients not to hold onto the transfer boards while beingtransferred or while the transfer boards are being adjusted.

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The patient’s hand may hit the wall during transport or get caught during the operation of the transfer
boards, resulting in an injury.

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3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWARNING
Do not sit on the transfer boards or lean against them.
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The person may tip over, resulting in an injury or stretcher damage.

Do not use the transfer board as a support to stand up.

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Otherwise the patient could lose balance and fall out of the stretcher
or fall over, resulting in injury or the stretcher could be damaged ordeformed.
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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the stretcher may
break.

Do not use the transfer mattress as a stretcher.

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Using the transfer mattress as a stretcher may damage it, resulting in
an injury.

Do not use the stretcher in a strong electromagnetic field such as near a
MRI.
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Using the stretcher in such an area may cause abnormal operation which may result in an injury or
stretcher damage or deformation.

Keep away from heaters.

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Do not use heaters near the stretcher. Otherwise, the stretcher may be damaged or deformed, or evencatch fire.

Use care when handling the gas spring.

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Gas spring is used for the backrest lever. If you attempt to disassemble or incinerate the gas spring, thegas spring could explode and gas could spray out, possibly causing injury.

Inspect the stretcher regularly.

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Depending on the frequency of use and the environment, the product will exhibit wear and deterioration.
Regularly inspect for parts looseness, the operation of moving parts, and the presence of damage(see p. 27 and 28).

For accessories to be directly mounted on the stretcher, such as an IV
Pole or mattress, use only accessories approved by Paramount Bed.
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The use of products other than the specified suitable products or products from other companies could
create unintended gaps, cause interference between products, or lower stability, resulting in injury or
failure of the stretcher.

Do not grab the stretcher or lean against them.

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The stretcher may tip over causing an injury or the stretcher may break.

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CAUTION
Do not climb on the back section base in the raised position.
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The back section base is subject to excessive weight, and could bedamaged or deformed.

Do not move the stretcher by holding onto the transfer board only.

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Otherwise, this will apply a large force to the transfer board and there
is a risk of damage or deformation.

Do not place objects weighing more than 10kg on the transfer board in
the horizontal level position.
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Doing so could cause an injury, malfunction, or deformation.

Avoid transporting the stretcher over uneven floors.
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It may result in stretcher damage, deformation, or malfunction. If thisis unavoidable, move the stretcher as slowly as possible.

Do not excessively turn the height adjusting handle.
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If the handle is continuously turned until it reaches its limit, it will
suddenly become heavy. Do not turn the handle beyond its working
range. Forcibly turning the handle beyond its working range may
result in handle damage or malfunction.

When the stretcher is not in use, store it with the casters facing in.
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Otherwise, people may trip over a caster and fall down or get injured.

Do not place objects weighing 10kg or more on the tray.
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The tray could be deformed or damaged.

Do not place objects on the area marked with “X” (see the following
figure) on the tray. Also, be careful not to allow objects to protrude
outside the tray.

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When the stretcher height is lowered, objects
on the tray or the tray itself could be caught
between the frame and tray, causing damaged ordeformation.

Do not use the transfer mattress when CT imaging, X-ray imaging, orother diagnostic imaging.
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The structure, stitching, and fasteners of the transfer mattress may affect the captured images.

To wash the transfer mattress, take out the padding and wash thesurface material only.
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Otherwise, the surface material and padding may get damaged.

Do not apply a spray-type insecticide directly on the stretcher.

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Otherwise, there is a risk that the solvents contained in the insecticide could damage, discolor, or dissolve
the stretcher casters or other resin parts. Pay due attention to this; otherwise, there is a risk of unexpectedinjury due to damaged or dissolved parts.

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4 PRECAUTIONS FOR USAGE
To avoid possible malfunctions, do not install the stretcher inthe following locations.
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Locations exposed to direct sunlightzz
Locations with strong electromagnetic fields (near MRI machines, etc.)zz
Locations near heat sources such as a stove or heaterzz
Location having a high oxygen concentrationzz
Locations exposed to excessive amounts of water vapor or oil vaporzz
Locations that tend to be exposed to high temperatures or humidity, low temperatures or dry
conditions
Note: The optimum ambient conditions for the stretcher are as follows.
Temperature 0°C to 40°C / Humidity 30%RH to 90%RH
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Locations with high concentrations of dust, smoke, salt, sulfur, or corrosive substanceszz
Locations with poor ventilation (while storing, etc.)zz
Locations exposed to vibrations or shocks (including during transportation)zz
Locations where the floor is weakzz
Locations where the floor is not level95 OPERATION PROCEDURES
1. Caster (Central locking system)WARNINGzz
Lock the casters at all times except when moving thestretcher. Otherwise, the stretcher may move whentransferring a patient to or from a bed, adjusting the height, or
raising the backrest, causing an unexpected injury.
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Do not stand on the caster lock pedals. The person may tip
over, resulting in an injury or stretcher damage.

Central locking systemAll four casters can be locked (swivel and rotation are locked at the same time) or
unlocked by operating only one caster lock pedal.
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Caster lock pedals are located at the four corners of the stretcher, allowing them to be
operated at each side of head and foot ends.
Head end
Foot end

Unlock(green)

To lock the casterszz
Depressing the caster lock pedal (red) locks theswiveling and rotation of all four casters at thesame time.

Lock (red)Unlock (green)

Caster lock pedals(four corners)

Lock (red)LockedTo unlock the casterszz
Depressing the caster lock pedal (green) unlocks
all four casters.

Unlocked

CAUTIONzz
Do not attempt to forcibly move the stretcher when thecasters are locked (fixed). It may result in malfunction.
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Do not operate the caster lock pedals when transportinga patient. It places a load on the casters resulting in
malfunction.

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5 OPERATION PROCEDURES
2. Center wheel systemMoving the center wheel located at the base center of the stretcher to be in contact withfloor improves cornering, tracking, and allowing stable steering of the stretcher.
The center wheel locking pedal

When the center wheel is ON

ON
When the center wheel is in contact with floorzzRaising the center wheel locking pedal sets thecenter wheel to ON for better cornering, tracking, andsteering. This mode is convenient for moving overrelatively long distances, such as between patients’rooms.

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When corneringzz
The turning radius of the stretcher is small, thus
offering easy directional control and minimizing theforce needed to push the stretcher. This allows forquick movement.

WARNINGzz
Do not move too fast when
cornering. The stretcher may tip
over, resulting in an injury.

When the center wheel is OFFOFF
The center wheel locking pedal

CAUTIONzz
Depressing the center wheel locking pedal sets thecenter wheel to OFF to allow the stretcher to move inany direction (including sideways).
This mode is convenient for moving short distances,such as moving within a room.

When corneringzz
The stretcher rotates when cornering, requiring theperson pushing to move around when cornering, andalso requiring force to restrain the stretcher.

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Do not attempt to forcibly
move the stretcher
sideways when the center
Centerwheel iswheel is ON because itON.
may result in malfunction.
To move the stretcher
sideways, set the center
wheel to OFF.
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Do not stand on the center wheel locking pedal. Doing so
could cause damage, deformation, or a malfunction.

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3. Height adjustment
The height of the stretcher can be adjusted with the height of a bed by operating the heightadjusting handle.
Height adjustment(Max. adjustable height: 34cm)

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Turn the height adjusting handle clockwise to raise thestretcher and turn counterclockwise to lower it.
down

WARNINGup

CAUTION(34 cm)zz
Lock the casters prior to heightadjustment. Otherwise, thestretcher may move during theadjustment, resulting in an injury.
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The height adjusting handle
suddenly becomes heavy when it
is turned close to the limit. Do notturn the handle over the operating
range. Turning the handle forcibly
over the range may result indamage or malfunction.
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Do not put a leg on the handle
because it may result in damage or
malfunction.

To store the height adjusting handle
Locking sleeve
Crank

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Hold the locking sleeve, pull towards you, and press
down to store.

To use the height adjusting handle
Handle grip

When usedWhen
storedzz
Hold the crank and pull up. The locking sleeve willautomatically be locked to enable operation.

WARNING

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Be sure to store the handle when
not using it. Otherwise, it could
catch on a person’s leg, causing
injury.

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4. Raising the backrestThe back section base angle can be adjusted at any degree from 0° to 70° using a lever.

WARNING

Backrest leverzz
When raising the backrest, be sure to lock the casters.
Otherwise, the stretcher may move during operation, resulting
in an injury.
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When raising the backrest, unfasten the two pairs of restraint
belts (see p. 16). Otherwise, the patient may get injured.
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After raising the backrest, secure the patient with the twopairs of restraint belts. Otherwise, the patient may fall off and
get injured.

IV storage label
Back section baseTo raisezz
Hold the grip of the back section base with one hand,
hold the backrest lever on the back section basewith your other hand, and pull the back section baseup. The back section base rises due to gas springpressure. Let go of the backrest lever to lock the backsection base in position.

To lowerzz
Hold the grip of the back section base with one hand,
hold the backrest lever on the back section base withyour other hand, and lower the back section basesupporting its weight. Let go of the backrest lever tolock the back section base in position.
Grip

Grip

WARNINGzz
When lowering the back section
base, hold the grip of the backsection base with the handthat is not holding the backrest
lever. Holding other parts may
cause an injury because theoperator’s hands or fingers may
get caught.

* Do not hold any other place besides the grip.

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When lowering the back section base, prevent the backsection base from contacting the oxygen cylinder orflowmeter. Contact may damage the flowmeter or otherequipment.

The upper surface of the back section base is
the guide for the scale.
The angle is 20° in the figure.

Backrest angle indicationzz
When the transfer board is up, an approximate angle
for the backrest can be read on the scale on the side.
* The upper surface of the back section base is theguide for the scale.
The angle is 20° in the figure.
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Use the angle indicator on the transfer
board as guide when adjusting the angle
to which to raise the backrest.
NOTE!

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5. Transfer board

Transfer boards can be used to protect a patient on the stretcher from falling off and also
as a bridge between the stretcher and a bed when transferring a patient to/from a bed.
They can be used as an arm table by locking them in the horizontal level position.
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When patients are placed on the base of stretcher, securethem with the restraint belts (see p. 16), raise the transfer
boards, and continuously monitor them.
Otherwise, the patient may fall off from thestretcher and get injured.
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After raising the transfer boards or locking
them in the horizontal level position, use
the safety lock and confirm that they areproperly locked (Green in the indicator
window). If they are not locked properly (redshows in the indicator window), the transfer boards may lower
and the patient may fall off and get injured.

WARNING
To raise the transfer board

To raise the transfer boardLug
Red label
Safety lockConfirm thatthe indicator
windowshows green

Lock
Stopper
receptacle

Transfer board Warning label

Head end

Foot endTo lower the transfer board

1 Slowly lift the transfer board, which has been
lowered, in the direction shown in the figure to
the left. When it reaches the upper limit, the lug
lowers and the stopper works.
2 Confirm that the stopper is properly working(green shows in the indicator window).
3 Press in the safety lock in the direction shown by
the arrow(transfer board side) until the redlabel can no longer be seen for proper locking.
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Make sure not to let sheets getcaught in the stopper or safety lockas it will hinder the functions of theNOTE!
parts.
* In this manual, raising the transfer board entails
completing all of the steps outlined in 1 to 3.

To lower the transfer board
1 Release the safety lock.
2 While lifting the lug, slowly lower the transfer
board.

Lift
Lug
Safety lock
UnlockStopper
receptacle
Transfer board Warning label

Head end

Foot end14

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5. Transfer board
To lock the transfer board in a horizontal level position (when using as an arm table)
To lock the transfer board in a horizontal level position[Placing the transfer board in the horizontal level
position from the up position and locking it in place]
1 Release the safety lock and lower the transfer board
in a horizontal level position while lifting the lug.
(See To lower the transfer board in p. 14.)
2 Move the transfer board in the direction shown by thearrow
while keeping it in a horizontal level position.
The lug lowers and the stopper works.
3 Confirm that the stopper is properly working (green
shows in the indicator window).
4 Press in the safety lock in the direction shown by thearrow(transfer board side) for proper locking.

Head end

Foot end

Transfer board

Check that the indicatoris green
Lock
Safety lock

[Placing the transfer board in the horizontal level
position from the down position and locking it inplace]
1 Slowly lift the transfer board to a horizontal level
position.
(See To raise the transfer board in p. 14.)
2 Move the transfer board in the direction shown by thearrow
while keeping it in a horizontal level position.
The lug lowers and the stopper works.
3 Confirm that the stopper is properly working (green
shows in the indicator window).
4 Press in the safety lock in the direction shown by thearrow(transfer board side) for proper locking.

Lug

To unlock the transfer board from a horizontal level position
1 Release the safety lock.
2 Pull the lug in the direction shown by the arrow.
UnlockSafety lockLug

WARNINGzz
Unlock the transfer board in a horizontal level position except
when using as an arm table. Otherwise the patient could losebalance and fall out of the stretcher or fall over, resulting in injury
or the stretcher could be damaged or deformed.

CAUTIONzz
Do not place objects weighing more than 10kg on the transfer
board when it is locked in a horizontal level position. Doing so
could cause an injury, malfunction, or deformation.

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WARNING

CAUTIONzz
When operating the transfer
board, prevent the tube (drain)from getting caught in part A in
the figure to the left. If the tube
(drain) gets caught, it may break.
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Do not operate the transfer board
while placing fingers on part A in
the figure to the left. Fingers may
get caught, resulting in an injury.

6. Restraint belt
Restraint belts are designed to secure patients in order to prevent them from falling off.
When transporting a patient, be sure to firmly secure the patient with the front and backbelts. Pass the restraint belts through handles (all four) on the transfer mattress.

Hook-and-loop fastener

Restraint belt

WARNING
Head end

Transfer boardzz
Do not raise the backrest when apatient is secured on the stretcher.
The patient may get injured.
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Fasten the restraint belts andmake sure there is no slack. Ifthey are not properly fastened,
the patient may fall off or the
stretcher may tip over, resulting in
an injury.
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After placing a patient on thebase (back section base and leg
section base) of the stretcher, use
the two pairs of restraint belts tosecure the patient to the transfer
mattress and stretcher. Otherwise,
the stretcher may slip and thepatient may fall off and get injured.

Foot end

Restraint belt

Handlezz
Pass the restraint belts through handles
on the transfer mattress.

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5 OPERATION PROCEDURES
7. Oxygen cylinder holderThe oxygen cylinder holder can contain a 500L (10cm to 11.5cm diameter) oxygen
cylinder.
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The oxygen cylinder holder can be set either vertically or horizontally. (Initial setting isvertical.)Vertical setting

Horizontal setting

Vertical setting
Attachment part forvertical setting

LoosenTightenThumb screw knob
(for stopping
the rotation of
the holder)

Thumb screw knob
(for locking a cylinder)

Rotate1 Insert the oxygen cylinder holder into the attachment
part for vertical setting as shown in the figure. (Atinitial setting, it is already inserted.)
2 Turn the holder to adjust the position of an oxygen
cylinder so that it will not contact the back sectionbase.
3 Insert an oxygen cylinder into the oxygen cylinder
holder slowly and then firmly lock the cylinder bytightening the three thumb screw knobs (one forstopping the rotation of the holder and two for locking
the cylinder).

WARNING

Oxygen cylinder holder

NOTE!

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Pay attention not to hit the oxygen
cylinder holder and flowmeter
against the bed or wall whentransporting or adjusting the heightof stretcher. Otherwise, the oxygen
cylinder holder and flowmeter may
be deformed, resulting in injury.

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When adjusting the position of the oxygen cylinder holder, be careful not to get yourfingers caught between the oxygen cylinder holder and the thumb screw knob (forstopping the rotation of the holder) of the attachment part for vertical setting.
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When not using the oxygen cylinder holder, store it under the back section base byrotating it and firmly lock it by tightening the thumb screw knob (for stopping therotation of the holder).

17Horizontal setting

Rotation
stopper fitting

Stopper

Attachment partfor horizontal
setting

1 As shown in the figure, hold the rotation stopper
fitting with your hand to keep it in a horizontal
position, then insert the oxygen cylinder holder into
the attachment part to set horizontally.
Insert the oxygen cylinder holder deeply while
adjusting its angle so that the boss of the holder
reaches deeply into the stopper.
2 Rotate the oxygen cylinder holder as shown in the
figure and let the rotation stopper fitting go so thatthe stopper works.
3 Insert an oxygen cylinder deeply into the oxygen
cylinder holder and then firmly lock the cylinder bytightening the two thumb screw knobs (two thumbscrew knobs for locking a cylinder).

Boss

Thumb screw knob (for locking a cylinder)

WARNING

Attachment part forhorizontal settingzz
Pay attention not to hit theoxygen cylinder holder andflowmeter against the bed
or wall when transporting or
adjusting the height of stretcher.
Otherwise, the oxygen cylinder
holder and flowmeter may be
deformed, resulting in injury.

StopperBoss
10cm to 11.5cm diameter

Thumb screw knob
(for locking a cylinder)

Oxygen cylinder holder
Oxygen cylinder

WARNINGzz
After mounting the oxygen cylinder holder in the horizontal
position, confirm that the stopper is working properly by shaking
the holder. If the holder is not mounted properly, an oxygen
cylinder may drop, resulting in an injury or damage.
zz
After inserting an oxygen cylinder into the oxygen cylinder
holder, tighten the thumb screw knobs properly. Otherwise, theoxygen cylinder may move unexpectedly or drop, resulting in an
injury or damage.
zz
The load capacity of the oxygen cylinder holder is 15kg. Do notinsert a cylinder that exceeds the load capacity because it may
damage or deform the oxygen cylinder holder or frame, resulting
in an injury.

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5 OPERATION PROCEDURES
8. IV Pole (C57E)

IV Pole attachment holes are located in two places each on the left and right sides of thestretcher, four places in total, to attach an IV Pole for intravenous drip.
When not using an IV Pole, you can store it either in the IV Pole storage holder or tray.
zz
Stretcher viewed from above

To attach
1 Insert an IV Pole firmly all the way into an IV Pole
attachment hole.
2 Firmly lock the IV Pole by turning the thumbscrew knob (for locking an IV Pole).

IV Pole attachment hole (4 locations)

Transfer board

IV Pole (C57E)

IV Pole attachment
hole

WARNING
InsertTightenThumb screw knob
(for locking an IV Pole)Do not insert an IV Pole into
the attachment part of theoxygen cylinder holder.

zz
For an IV Pole to be directly
mounted on the stretcher, use
only accessories approved byParamount Bed. The use of
products other than the specified
suitable products or products
from other companies could
create unintended gaps, causeinterference between products,
or lower stability, resulting ininjury or damage to the stretcher.
zz
Insert an IV Pole firmly all the way
at a specified attachment position
and firmly tighten the thumb screw
knob (for locking an IV Pole). If an
IV Pole is used in an insufficiently
inserted or locked state, it may
unintentionally fall or become
detached, resulting in injury.
Furthermore, when the backrest
is lowered, the IV Pole may comeinto contact with it, resulting indamage to the IV Pole.

To useThumb screw knob
(for locking the sliding pipe)
LoosenSliding pipe

1 Loosen the thumb screw knob (for locking thesliding pipe) of the IV Pole, adjust the sliding
pipe length, and then lock the sliding pipe bytightening the loosened thumb screw knob.

TightenWARNING

Product ID label (affixed to support pole)* The model number of the IV Pole isprinted on the product ID label.

CAUTION
19zz
When loosening the thumbscrew knob, firmly grip thesliding pipe (upper part ofthe support pole). The sliding
pipe may unintentionally fall,resulting in injury.
zz
Adjust the sliding pipe length
to within 400 mm. Pulling thesliding pipe out too far could
cause it to come off, resulting
in injury or damage.

Hooks2 Open the hooks at the tip when using the IV Pole.
zz
The load capacity of each hook is 1kg.
NOTE!

WARNING

zzWhen using the IV Pole, do not put a hand or arm between the base or transfer
board and the IV Pole. The body part may get caught, resulting in injury.
zzThe load capacity of each hook is 1kg. Do not hang an article exceeding theload capacity because it may damage the hook, resulting in injury. After insertingan oxygen cylinder into the oxygen cylinder holder, tighten the thumb screw
knobs properly. Otherwise, the oxygen cylinder may move unexpectedly or drop,
resulting in an injury or damage.
zzDo not adjust the sliding pipe length while articles are hanging on the hooks.
When the thumb screw knob (for locking the sliding pipe) is loosened, the sliding
pipe may unintentionally fall, resulting in injury.
zzBefore use, make sure the thumb screw knob (for locking the sliding pipe) is firmly
tightened. The sliding pipe may unintentionally fall, resulting in injury.
zzAttach an infusion bag or other article to a hook properly. The infusion bag or otherarticle may unexpectedly fall, resulting in injury or damage to the infusion bag orother article.

To store
1 Close the hooks and adjust the sliding pipe to theshortest length.
2 Align the thumb screw knob (for locking the slidingpipe) of the IV Pole with the groove on the IV Polestorage holder or tray and store away the IV Pole.
Back section base
Align the thumb screw knob (for locking the sliding pipe)with the groove on the holder and store away the IV Pole.
Hooks (folded when stored)

Thumb screw knob
(for locking an IV Pole)IV Pole (C57E)
IV Pole storage holder
IV Pole attachment hole * Can be stored here when it is not in use.
Hooks

* An IV Pole can be stored
in the tray.

WARNING

zzWhen not using an IV Pole, close the hooks, adjust the IV Pole to the shortest
length, and store the IV Pole in the IV Pole storage holder in the lower part ofthe back section base or in the IV Pole storage space on the tray. If not stored
properly, the IV Pole could hit other parts when the height of the stretcher isadjusted, causing damage or deformation of the IV Pole or stretcher.

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5 OPERATION PROCEDURES
9. Accessory railThe stretcher is equipped with accessory rails under the transfer boards. Hooks (3K003355) canbe attached to these rails and can be used to hang articles such as urine collection bags.

Hooks can be attached in some different positions. Attach them according to the position or lengthof the tube.

Accessory rail
Urine collection bag
Long hole of the accessory rail

Attaching the hookzz
Insert the hook into a long hole of an accessory rail
sideways and turn it as shown in the figure.

WARNING

zzWhen attaching articles such as urine collection
bags, do not raise or lower the transfer board.
The tube could be pulled, causing injury, or
damaging or deforming urine collection bags.
zzEach hook’s load capacity is 3kg. Do not hangan article exceeding the load capacity because
it may damage or deform the hook or accessory
rail, resulting in injury.

Hook (3K003355: Four pieces are supplied.)

10. Transfer mattressSide
HandleCenter
A patient can be transferred to/from a bed without
being lifted. For the procedures, see 6 PATIENT
TRANSFER on p. 22 to 25.
The mattress consists of three parts, the center parts
and two side parts, so that it can be placed under apatient easily.
The surface material is water-repellent and is easy towipe for cleaning.
The surface material is washable. When washing,unfasten the zipper on the center and side, take out
the padding (three pieces), and wash the surface
material only.

ZipperCAUTION21

zzTo wash the transfer mattress, take out thepadding and wash the surface material only.
Otherwise, the surface material and padding
may get damaged.
zzTo iron the surface material, set the iron at a
low temperature (80°C to 120°C). Otherwise,
the surface material may get damaged ordeformed.

6 PATIENT TRANSFER* The illustration shows only one nurse in order to explain procedures simply. In actual procedures
however, a patient should be transferred by at least two persons for safety.
* Pay attention not to hit the oxygen cylinder holder when adjusting the height of stretcher for transfer.

To transfer a patient from a bed to the stretcher
Side rail of the bed

1

1 1 Operate the center wheel locking pedal of thestretcher to set the lock to OFF.
2 Lower the transfer board and the side rail of thebed.
3 Place the stretcher by the bed (see p. 11 and
14).

Bed

Center wheel locking pedal

zzWhen placing the stretcher by a bed, prevent the transfer board or transfer
board receptacle of the stretcher from sitting on the side rail (foldable type)of the bed. Otherwise, the stretcher may tip over, resulting in an injury or theside rail of the bed or the transfer board may get damaged or deformed.
Transfer board

Transfer board

WARNING
Transfer board receptacle[When the transfer board is up]
Transfer board

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Restraint belt

2 Depress the caster lock pedal (red) of the stretcher
to lock the casters and then align the height of thestretcher to the height of the bed by operating theHeight adjusting handle (see p. 10 and 12).

WARNING
Height adjusting
handleTransfer board[When the transfer board is down]

Caster lockpedalszz
When adjusting the stretcherheight, lock the casters. Otherwise,
the stretcher could unexpectedly
move when operators attempt toadjust the height, which could leadto injury.

zz
Set the stretcher slightly lower than the
bed for easier transfer.

Transfer board
NOTE!

3 Unfasten the restraint belts of the stretcher andmove them so that they will not hinder the transfer
procedure.
zz
When there is a wide gap between thestretcher and a bed, the transfer board
can be placed over the bed.
NOTE!

Caster lock pedals

Center wheel
locking pedal

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6 PATIENT TRANSFER
4 1 Roll the patient over to the opposite side of thestretcher.
2 Fold the side part of the transfer mattress on thedown side.
3 Insert the transfer mattress under the patient’s
back as deeply as possible.

4zz
Fold the side part on the down side.

WARNING
Transfer mattresszz
When transferring a patient using
the transfer mattress, place thepatient’s hands together on theirabdomen in order to prevent theirhands from getting caught by ahandle of the transfer mattress orother parts. There is a risk of injury
caused by falling over.

Transfer mattress
InsertFold the side part on
the down side.

5
zz
Pull out the side part of the transfer mattress.

5 Lay the patient in the center of the transfer mattresson their back, place their hands together on theirabdomen, and pull out the side part of the transfer
mattress that was folded in step 4. Grab handles of
the transfer mattress (handles on the stretcher side)and pull the mattress to the center of the stretcher
carefully.

Handlezz
Have the patient’s hands together on theirabdomen.
NOTE!

Mattress stopper

Normal position of the mattressBase

Align the end of the base andmattress.

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zz
If the base and transfer mattress do notalign, grab the handles as shown in the
figure to the left and adjust the positionof the mattress using the mattressstopper on the leg section base as a
guide.

6 Be sure to firmly secure the patient with the front andback belts. Pass the restraint belts through handles(all four) on the transfer mattress (see p. 16).

6

HandleRestraint beltzz
Pass the restraint belts through the handles.

7
Area with a risk of fingers getting caught

WARNING

7 Depress the caster lock pedal (green) to unlock thecasters, move the stretcher slightly away from thebed, and raise the transfer board (see p. 14).

WARNING

Caster lock pedals

Center wheel
locking pedalzzAfter placing a patient on the base(back section base and leg sectionbase) of the stretcher, use the twopairs of restraint belts to secure thepatient to the transfer mattress andstretcher. Otherwise, the stretcher
may slip and the patient may fall
off and get injured.

zz
When operating the transfer board,place the patient’s hands together
on their abdomen. Otherwise,a hand may get caught by thetransfer board and get injured.

8 Move the stretcher. When transporting the stretcher,raise the center wheel locking pedal to switch it ON for
more stable stretcher movement and easier control.
To move sideways, switch OFF the center wheel (seep. 11).

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6 PATIENT TRANSFER
To transfer a patient from the stretcher to a bed
12Transfer board
Restraint belt

Center wheel
locking pedal
Height adjusting handle

Caster lock pedals

1 Depress the center wheel locking pedal of thestretcher to switch it OFF, place the stretcher by thebed, and lock the casters by pressing down the casterlock pedal (red) (see p. 10 to 11).
2 Align the height of the stretcher to the height of the
bed by operating the height adjusting handle andplace the transfer board over the bed (see p. 12
and 14).
zz
Set the bed slightly lower than thestretcher for easier transfer.
NOTE!

zzWhen placing the stretcher by a bed, prevent the transfer board or transfer
board receptacle of the stretcher from sitting on the side rail (foldable type)of the bed. Otherwise, the stretcher may tip over, resulting in an injury or theside rail of the bed or the transfer board may get damaged or deformed.
Transfer board

Transfer board

WARNING
Transfer board receptacle[When the transfer board is up]

3

Transfer board[When the transfer board is down]

3 Unfasten the restraint belts from the patient and placethem in an area where they will not hinder the transfer
Restraint belt
procedure. Grab the handles of the transfer mattressand transfer the patient onto the bed by slowly pullingthe mattress.
4 After transferring the patient, 1 Fold the side part of
the transfer mattress that is further from the stretcher
on the down side. 2 Roll the patient over in the same
direction. 3 Pull out the transfer mattress toward thestretcher.
zz
Fold the handles under the transfer
Transfer mattressmattress completely. If a small part ofa handle is protruding, it gets caught
Pull out
NOTE!
under the patient’s body and thetransfer mattress cannot be pulled out
Fold the side part on the down side.
smoothly.
Handle Transfer mattress4

Fold thehandles
completely.

Caster lock pedals

Transfer mattress

5 Lay the patient on their back.
6 Place the transfer mattress on the stretcher, return the
restraint belts to the original position, raise the transfer
board, and unlock the casters to move the stretcher.
When moving the stretcher, raise the center wheel
locking pedal to switch it ON for more stable stretcher
movement and easier control (see p. 11).

Center wheel locking pedal

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7 PRODUCT SYMBOL DEFINITIONS
The following symbols are used for this product.

SymbolDescription

SymbolDescriptionzz
Do not use the transfer
board as a support tostand up.

zz
CE markzz
Warning and Cautionzz
Safe working loadzz
Do not transport a patientwith the transfer board
locked in the horizontal
level position.

zz
The casters are lockedzz
When transporting apatient, be sure to fasten
the restraint belts.

zz
The casters are unlockedzz
Operation proceduresthat are available when
the center wheel is ON
or OFF.

zz
The safety lock is lockedzz
Do not place objects thatsticks out from the tray.

zz
The safety lock isreleasedzz
Do not place objects onareas marked with X* Tray’s load capacity is
10kg

zz
Do not get a tube caught.

zz
Adjust (raise, lower) theheight.
zz
Position to store an IV
Pole.
zz
Do not get hands or
fingers caught whenlowering the back section
base.

zz
Do not hit the oxygen
cylinder holder against
the bed or wall.
zz
Do not get on thetransfer board.

zz
Do not use the transfer
mattress as a stretcher.

zz
Do not lean against thetransfer board.
zzDo not lock the transfer board
in the horizontal level position
when transferring a patient.
zz
The load capacity of thetransfer board is 10kg.

zz
Do not grab the stretcher
or lean against them.

26zz
The load capacity of the
Oxygen cylinder holder
is 15kg.
zz
The load capacity ofeach hook is 1kg.
zz
The load capacity ofeach hook attached tothe accessory rail is 3kg.
zz
Refer to the instruction
manual.

7 PRODUCT SYMBOL DEFINITIONS
zzMaximum user weightzzSerial number

zzManufacturer* It may be called “Legal
Manufacturer” or “Brand Owner” etc.
* This symbol is not applicable inthe country of origin.
 Country of manufacture (Made in Japan)
zzManufacturing site
* In the country of origin, the site
acts as the manufacturer.
 Date of manufacture (YYYY-MM-DD)

zzMedical Device(This product is a medical device
in Europe, and may be a medical
device in some countries and regions
depending on their regulations.)
zzModel number
zzLot number Unique Device IdentifierThis is a 2D Code (GS1 DataMatrix)
that encodes the UDI (Unique Device
Identifier) required by the Unique
Device Identification System designed
to adequately identify devices throughdistribution and use.

zzTotal weight including load
capacityzzAuthorized representative in theEuropean Community

8 REGULAR INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE
For safety in use, inspect the product regularly, at least once a year. The product exhibits wear and deterioration according
to the frequency and conditions of use. Regularly inspect for parts looseness, the operation of moving parts, and thepresence of damage. If you notice an irregularity or want a detailed inspection, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor(see “Contact Information” on p. 30). If abnormal noise occurs during use, apply a lubricant (see the following illustration).
Areas to be
lubricated(two locations)

Areas to be lubricated (four locations)

Main frame

Areas to be
lubricated(eight locations)

Main frame
HL link

Transfer board
Rotating part of the transfer board

HL linkage
shaft

Base frame
HL link connection point

Interlocking link
HL linkage shaft connection point

Tip of the HL shaft unit
Areas to be lubricated

Cam shaft holder
CL connecting
pipes
Shaft unit link
Tip of the HL shaft unit

Areas to be lubricated(two locations)

CL interlocking pipe connection point

Keep the stretcher and mattress away from water and humidity because they may cause rust,
breeding of bacteria, and generation of abnormal noise. If water gets on them, immediately wipe it off.
<Maintenance and inspection items to be completed by the user of the product> Main Unit
• The position operations using the height adjusting handle or back-raising lever are to be working properly.
• There are not to be any abnormal sounds produced or significant rattling when positioning operations are performed.
• There is not to be any deformation, damage, or detachment of bumpers or resin parts.
• There must not be any peeling of labels, and the text must be legible.
• There are not to be any scratches on or deformation of the mattress base, frame, or any other parts.
 Transfer Board• The safety lock is to be locked properly and firmly.
• There is not to be any significant rattling present.
 Casters• There are not to be any abnormal sounds produced while the bed is being moved.
• There is not to be any abnormal vibration occurring while the bed is being moved.
• Operations are to run properly.
• Operations to lock/release the casters are to run properly.
• Operation controls are to run smoothly without any abnormal resistance.
• The bed is not to move while the casters are in the locked position.
• The bed is to move smoothly while the lock is in the released position.

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8 REGULAR INSPECTION AND DAILY MAINTENANCE<Maintenance and inspection items to be completed by authorized serviceperson>
Whenever the specified inspection period comes near, request to have an authorized serviceperson stop by
to inspect and maintain the equipment.
Inspection frequency (period): Once a year
Inspection of sliding parts, fasteners, casters, and other similar parts

NOTE!

zz
For details on the inspection and maintenance tasks performed by authorized
contractor, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact
Information” on p. 30).

Stretcher unitzz
To remove dirt from parts (Bed unit)
Complete steps (1) to (3) listed below.
(1) Wipe off parts using a soft cloth soaked in a neutral cleaning solution lightly diluted with waterthat has been wrung out to remove excess fluid.
(2) Ring out as much moisture from the cloth as possible and then wipe up any remaining
cleaning solution residue.
(3) Use a dry cloth to thoroughly wipe away any leftover moisture.
zz
To disinfect parts
Use one of the disinfectants listed below at the specified concentration, making sure to follow the
instructions in the manuals or other materials available for the selected disinfectant.
76.9% - 81.4% Ethanol for disinfection
Up to 0.2%
Benzalkonium chloride (e.g. Osvan)
Up to 0.2%
Benzethonium chloride (e.g. Hiamine)
Up to 0.05%
Chlorhexidine gluconate (e.g. Hibitane)
Up to 0.05%
Sodium hypochlorite (e.g. Milton)* It is highly recommended that you thoroughly disinfect the stretcher between people using the stretcher.

CAUTIONzz
Do not use volatile cleaning
fluids (such as paint thinner,benzene or gasoline) andcresol. Discoloration or
deterioration could result.
zz
Do not use disinfectants orother fluids other than those listed above with the stretcher.
Discoloration or deterioration could result.
zz
Thoroughly dry off parts after using a neutral cleaning
solution. Failure to do so could cause resin parts to crack.

zz
The stretcher cannot be used with an ozone sterilizer, an autoclave, etc.
NOTE!


Transfer mattresszz
Wipe off dirt on the mattress with a cloth dampened with warm water and then leave to dry inthe shade with good ventilation. If dirt does not come off, wipe with a cloth that has been soakedin neutral detergent diluted with water and wring it out thoroughly. Then, wipe off any residual
detergent with a wet cloth that has been squeezed well and let the mattress dry in a shady placewith good ventilation.
zz
The surface material of the transfer mattress is washable (see p. 21).
zz
The mattress should not be cleaned by an ozone sterilizer or autoclave apparatus.
zz
To clean the transfer mattress, take out the padding and wash the surface material
only.
NOTE!

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STORAGE
9 TROUBLESHOOTING / 0 LONG-TERM
AND TRANSPORTATION

9 TROUBLESHOOTING
Problems may not always indicate faults. Check the following once again before
requesting repair. If the problem persists after checking these points and performing
corrective actions, stop using the stretcher immediately and contact Paramount Bed or
your distributor (see “Contact Information” on p. 30).

Problem

Check

Corrective action

ReferencepageThe handle cannot
be operated fromthe highest or
lowest positionof the heightadjustment.

zz
Check if the handle may
have been operated beyond
the highest or lowest
position.

zzTurn the height adjustment
handle in the direction
opposite to the direction
the handle was turned
excessively.

12The height cannot
be adjusted.

zz
Check if there is an obstacle zz
Remove the obstacle orunder or behind theanything hindering thestretcher.
height adjustment.

-The stretcher
cannot be moved.

zz
Check if the casters arelocked.

10The stretcher
cannot be moved
sideways.

zz
Check if the center wheel iszzTurn OFF the center wheel.
set to ON.

The transfer board
cannot be lowered.

zz
Check if the safety lock isON.

zz
Release the safety lock.

14/15


The transfer board
rattles.

zz
Check if the stopper
receptacle is worn.

zz
Contact Paramount Bed or
your distributor(see “Contact Information”
on p. 30) for repair.

14zz
Unlock the casters.

11

zz
When requesting repairs or contacting us (see “Contact Information” on p. 30), please provide
the number on the product ID label (see p. 2).

0 LONG-TERM STORAGE AND
TRANSPORTATIONThe following precautions should be noted when the stretcher is not in use for extended
periods of time.

1. Level the back section base.
2. Lower the stretcher height to the minimum height.
3. Do not place objects on the stretcher other than the transfer mattress.
4. Do not place objects on the transfer mattress.
5. Do not store the stretcher in a location subject to high temperatures or humidity, lowtemperatures, dryness or excessive dust.
Store the stretcher at a temperature between -10°C and 50°C, humidity between 30%RH and
90%RH, and air pressure between 700hPa and 1060hPa.
6. Do not lean the bed against a wall and store it level on a level floor.
Note: W hen transferring the stretcher, be careful about the above caution items.

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a AFTER-SALES SERVICE
1. When requesting repairs

First check the items described in “9 TROUBLESHOOTING” on p. 29 in the instruction manual. If
the problem persists, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact Information” as shown
below).


Details necessary when requesting repairzz
Product name, product number, product ID (Affixed on the outside of the main frame. See p. 2)
zz
Date of purchasezz
Details of the fault or problem (please provide as much detail as possible)zz
Your name, organization, address, and phone numberConsumableszz
The transfer mattress, casters, and caster lock pedals are consumable parts.

2. Minimum stock availability period

Paramount Bed keeps replacement parts (necessary to maintain stretcher performance) in stock forat least 8 years after the discontinuation of production.

3. Questions regarding after-sales service

Contact us (see “Contact Information” as shown below).

STRETCHER DISPOSAL

When the Stretcher Trolley has reached the end of its usable life, discard it according to local standards.

CONTACT INFORMATION

For any queries, please feel free to contact your distributor or to the following addresses.
[Location in Japan (Manufacturer)][Location in Japan (Manufacturing premises)]

PARAMOUNT BED CO., LTD.
14-5, 2-chome, Higashisuna, Koto-ku,
Tokyo, 136-8670, Japan
Tel: +81-(0)3-3648-2961
Fax: +81-(0)3-3648-5781

PARAMOUNT BED CO., LTD.
CHIBA FACTORY
2078, Shirahata, Sammu-shi, Chiba,289-1306, JapanFor other contact information, please visit the website.
Website: https://www.paramount.co.jp/english/

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[Translation of the original Instruction]
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