Service manual Model 5384 Kepler TM - Style - Select

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1 Service manual Model 5384 Kepler TM - Style - Select

2 Hyperlinks in interactive PDF files Hyperlinks are cross-references in the text. They are marked with the symbol. The entries in the table of contents also have hyperlink functionality. Clicking on takes you to the relevant page. Full-text search for a term You can use the search function to search for any term in this PDF document or optionally search all of the PDF files saved or accessible on your computer. Further interactive functions Programs for viewing PDF files offer the experienced user a whole range of very useful functions for working interactively with documents. You can find further information in the corresponding user manuals or online resources. Show the table of contents Jump to page (this page) Contents 2 of 168

3 Version, Imprint, Type labels Service Manual G41 Version Rev. 6 ( ) for Völker Bed 5384 Kepler Style - Select from year of construction 03/2016 by Völker GmbH Type labels Manufacturer: Völker GmbH Wullener Feld 79, Witten GERMANY Tel.: Fax: info.dach@hill-rom.com Internet: All rights reserved. Reproduction even in extracts is prohibited. We reserve the right to make changes due to technical development. The contents of this document are subject to change without prior notification. Customers are advised to contact the responsible area sales representative before placing an order. L H I Please observe the notes and instructions for use for the mattresses! The type labels are located on the inside of the head panel. Raise the back section to read the type labels. The ID No. is made up as follows: Model Year of construction Production week (calendar week) For further information on the type labels, see Appendix. Consecutive number The type labels shown on this page are examples. Contents 3 of 168

4 Table of contents 1/3 2 Hyperlinks 2 Full-text search for a term 2 Further interactive functions 2 Version, Imprint, Type labels 3 Table of contents 4 Notes 7 General information 8 Copyright protection 8 Guarantee and liability 8 Warning indications 9 Warning symbols 9 Before commencing maintenance work 9 General requirements 10 Before first activation 10 Transporting the bed 10 Cleaning and disinfection 10 Maintenance and repair 10 Technical checks 11 Electromagnetic and electrostatic interferences 11 Functional description 12 Overview of Style model 13 Overview of Select Model 14 Overview of manoeuvrable version (optional) 15 Hand control E Hand control E Hand control E2478 (optional) 18 Accessories Mattresses 19 Accessories Trapeze bar and accessory holders 21 Rail infill panels 23 Securing systems 24 Versions and Options 25 Initial start-up 27 Transport and storage 28 Installation conditions 28 Operating time 28 Battery (optional) 28 Checking the motor cabling 30 Transporting the bed 31 Electrical activation 32 Use of the battery (optional) 33 Taking the bed out of service 34 Functional check 35 Overview of main components 36 Lower frame 37 Roller carriage Roller carriage 2+4 Roller carriage, foot end 39 Runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 39 Runner carriage 2+2 Replacing the dual castor 40 Scissor set 42 Replacing the lower chassis castors 43 Frame 45 Overview Frame 46 Lying surfaces 48 Style lying surface 50 - Back section 51 - Upper leg section 52 - Lower leg section 53 Select lying surface 54 - Back section 55 Contents 4 of 168

5 Table of contents 2/3 - Upper leg section 56 - Lower leg section 57 Plastic lying surface elements 58 MiS lying surface elements 59 - Back section 60 - Seat section 61 - Upper leg section 62 - Lower leg section 63 HPL lying surface elements 64 - Back section 65 - Seat section 66 - Upper leg section 67 - Lower leg section 68 Mechanical CPR 69 CPR actuation set 70 CPR actuation 71 Clamping angle set 72 Side rails 73 Side rail set, height 34 cm 74 - Back section 75 - Lower leg section 76 - Mattress holder, back section 77 - Mattress holder, lower leg section 78 Bumper set for side rails, height 34 cm 79 Side rail set, height 43,5 cm 80 - Back section 81 - Lower leg section 82 - Mattress holder, back section 83 - Mattress holder, lower leg section 84 Bumper set for side rails, height 43,5 cm 85 Replacing the bumpers 86 Continuous side rails - Length 1960 mm 87 - Length 1977 mm 88 Versions and options, accessories 89 Bed linen storage area 90 Dynamic bed extension, Design S 92 Dynamic bed extension, Design FS 93 Wall protector wheel 94 ISO standard rail with restraint holder 95 Assembly set for lamp or drip stand (adapter) 96 Electronics 97 All electronics 98 Lift motor set 99 Hi-Lo motor 100 Replacing the Hi-Lo motor 101 Lift motor, back section 103 Replacing the lift motor, back section 104 Lift motor, upper leg section 105 Replacing the lift motor, upper leg section 107 Battery 108 Replacing the battery 109 Control box 110 Replacing the control box 111 Under-bed light 113 Replacing the under-bed light 114 Distribution box 115 Replacing the distribution box 116 Replacing the power cable 117 Replacing the hand control 118 Head and foot boards 119 Head board, Style model, Design S, PS lying surface 120 Foot board, Style model, Design S, PS lying surface 121 Head board, Style model, Design S, MiS lying surface 122 Contents 5 of 168

6 Table of contents 3/3 Foot board, Style model, Design S, MiS lying surface 123 Head board, Style model, Design FS, PS lying surface 124 Foot board, Style model, Design FS, PS lying surface 125 Head board, Style model, Design FS, MiS lying surface 126 Foot board, Style model, Design FS, MiS lying surface 127 Head board, Select model, Design S 128 Foot board, Select model, Design S 129 Head board, Select model, Design FS 130 Foot board, Select model, Design FS 131 Head/Foot board, Design FS, for siderails 43,5 cm 132 Clamp for siderails 43,5 cm 133 Designs and colours 134 Maintenance 135 Personnel qualifications 136 Safety instructions 136 Maintenance schedule 137 Technical checks 138 Visual inspection 139 Functional check of the side rails 140 Functional check of the brakes 141 Functional check of the motors 141 Power connection cable 141 Cabling 141 Housing 141 Mechanical check 141 Trapeze bar grab handle 141 Further accessories 141 Troubleshooting 142 Table of faults 143 Service points 146 Appendix 147 Symbols used 148 Technical data (standard design) 150 Classification 151 Type labels 153 Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with MiS lying surface (optional) and roller carriage Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with plastic lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 155 Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and roller carriage Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 157 Dimension sheets for divided siderails, height 34 cm 158 Dimension sheet for continuous side rails 160 Service life / disposal 161 Manufacturer's declarations 162 Guidelines, susceptibility to electronic interference 163 Declaration of conformity 170 Form "Technical checks" 171 Form "Ordering spare parts" 172 List of accessories 172 Requirements for the electronic instructions for use 175 Trademarks 175 Contents 6 of 168

7 Notes The Notes section contains general notes and warning notes. CONTENTS General information 8 Copyright protection 8 Guarantee and liability 8 Warning indications 9 Warning symbols 9 Before commencing maintenance work 9 General requirements 10 Before first activation 10 Transporting the bed 10 Cleaning and disinfection 10 Maintenance and repair 10 Technical checks 11 Electromagnetic and electrostatic interferences 11 Contents 7 of 168

8 Notes General information General information You have purchased a bed from Völker GmbH. This bed has been built in accordance with the applicable national and international standards and regulations reflecting the current state of technology. Völker beds satisfy requirements in terms of safety and functionality. They are tested in accordance with international standards and bear the CE mark, which documents the beds' compliance with essential requirements for medical products (DIN EN and DIN EN ). However, please read the fundamental safety provisions (see also instructions for use). Please also observe (with particular attention to any warranty claims) the further notes on the following pages. This service manual is intended to give service technicians relevant information and ensure they work correctly. Every person involved with maintenance or servicing must at least have taken part in a Völker service training and have read the safety notes and the service manual and be qualified in accordance with MPBetreibV 4 and 6. To avoid errors and ensure that our beds work properly, these documents must always be accessible to service personnel (please also refer to page 136) in regard to personnel qualifications). Copyright note This service manual may only be transferred to third parties with the written consent of Völker GmbH. All documents are protected under copyright. Guarantee and liability Hill-Rom is liable for any faults or failures arising in the context of the warranty obligations detailed in the main agreement only. Any further claims are excluded. Claims for compensation, regardless of the legal basis for such claims, will not be entertained. We reserve the right to make technical modifications without notice as part of the further development of the beds which form the subject of this service manual. All specifications are non-binding. Printing errors are reserved. We accept no liability for damage and operational faults caused as a result of misuse and/or non-observance of this service manual. Graphical illustrations of the accessories do not necessarily match the actual product. Contents 8 of 168

9 Notes Warning indications 1/3 Warning symbols Information marked with this symbol must always be read and strictly observed. DANGER represents an immediate threat of danger that will cause serious physical injury or death. WARNING represents potentially dangerous situations that may lead to serious physical injury or death. CAUTION represents potentially dangerous situations that may cause slight physical injuries. NOTE warns of potential damage to objects or property. Before commencing maintenance work The service manual must be read in full by the person responsible for carrying out the servicing before starting the work. Before commencing maintenance or repair work, the personnel responsible must be familiarised in detail with how to handle the bed, and their attention must be drawn to the individual hazards described in this manual during assembly and disassembly of the bed's components. The bed is not protected against explo - sion and must therefore only be serviced in an environment free from inflammable substances and materials. WARNING Before carrying out any repair work, always disconnect the power plug and disconnect the bed from the optionally built-in battery! WARNING Maintenance and repair work must only be carried out after the bed has been disinfected. WARNING Maintenance and repair work must only be carried out on an unoccupied bed. The patient may also have to be transferred to another bed before starting the work! WARNING After maintenance (repair) work is complete, always check that the bed is functioning correctly. It must be checked that the bed can be used correctly without risk to the patient or care personnel. Contents 9 of 168

10 Notes Warning indications 2/3 General requirements The bed must only be operated and used in accordance with its designated purpose, in line with the conditions of the law on medical products and approved legislation pursuant to this, the generally-acknowledged rules of technology and the stipulations of occupational safety and accident protection guidelines. The bed may not be operated in a faulty state that could endanger the patient, care personnel or third parties. Before first activation Before the bed is activated for the first time, care personnel must be instructed in the handling of the bed using the instructions for use. In addition, the potential risks which may arise despite the proper operation of the bed must also be pointed out in full. Transporting the bed CAUTION When moving the bed, it must always be ensured that the mains connection cable does not touch the ground and that the lying surface height is at least 35 cm. The bed should only be moved over a solid surface. Do not attempt to push the bed over obstacles of over 1 cm in height. The maximum angle of inclination of the floor must not exceed 10. Cleaning and disinfection In order to maintain consistent functioning, the bed should be cleaned, disinfected and tested as soon as possible following each use, so that it can be reused immediately without risk. Incorrect cleaning/disinfection of the bed can cause danger. Maintenance and repair To ensure that the beds work properly, the instructions for use and the bed service manual must always be accessible to the service personnel. Once the maintenance work or repairs have been carried out, a corresponding check/inspection must be carried out on the work done. During this check, it must be determined whether the bed can be used in accordance with the specifications without risk to patients, users or third parties. Contents 10 of 168

11 Notes Warning indications 3/3 Technical checks The technical checks 138 must be carried out at least once a year and after every lengthy period of non-use. Any discernible damage must be eliminated immediately. Electromagnetic and electrostatic interferences The beds of the model 5384 Kepler satisfy the EMC requirements in accordance with the law on medical products (MPG). The basis for testing is the EN standard. Contents 11 of 168

12 Functional description The features of the bed and its function are set out in the Functional description section. CONTENTS Overview of Style model 13 Overview of Select Model 14 Overview of manoeuvrable version 15 Hand control E Hand control E Hand control E2478 (optional) 18 Accessories - Mattresses 19 Accessories - Trapeze bar and accessory holders 21 Rail infill panels 23 Securing systems 24 Versions and options 25 Contents 12 of 168

13 Functional description Overview of Style model Continuous side rails, both sides Fixed seat section Adjustable back section Plastic lying surface (standard for Style model) Head board Foot board Holders for trapeze bars, drip stands etc., both sides Braking guide castors with foot pedal (both sides) Rapid lowering of the back section (CPR) below the seat area, both sides Adjustable lower leg section Adjustable upper leg section Contents 13 of 168

14 Functional description Overview of Select model MiS lying surface (standard for Select model, optional for Style model) Fixed seat section Adjustable back section Adjustable side rails for back section, both sides Adjustable side rails for lower leg section, both sides Foot board Head board Dynamic bed extension (optional for Select model) Holders for trapeze bars, drip stands etc., both sides Braking guide castors with foot pedal (both sides) Rapid lowering of the back section (CPR), both sides Adjustable lower leg section Adjustable upper leg section Contents 14 of 168

15 Functional description Manoeuvrable version (optional) The maneuverable version of both models (option) is fitted with two steering castors at both the head and foot ends. HPL lying surface (optional for Select model) Foot pedal (both sides) Braking guide castors (both sides) Contents 15 of 168

16 Functional description Hand control E Style model Upper leg section up Upper leg section down Lying surface up Back section up Back section down Aid for getting out of bed/ Position saving WARNING When actuating motorised adjustments with the side rails raised, ensure that the occupant/patient does not have any contact with the side rails. Ensure that no parts of his or her body, or those of other people, are sticking through the side rails or are trapped between the lying surface and the lower frame and/or floor! Lying surface down Anti-Trendelenburg position Hand control lock Enable button 1 1 The operation of the enable button is reserved exclusively for care personnel. Contents 16 of 168

17 Functional description Hand control E Select model (optional for Style model) Upper leg section up Upper leg section down Lying surface up Back section up Back section down Aid for getting out of bed/ Position saving WARNING When actuating motorised adjustments with the side rails raised, ensure that the occupant/patient does not have any contact with the side rails. Ensure that no parts of his or her body, or those of other people, are sticking through the side rails or are trapped between the lying surface and the lower frame and/or floor! Lying surface down Anti-Trendelenburg position Sitting position Trendelenburg position Under-bed light Enable button 1 Hand control lock 1 The operation of the enable button is reserved exclusively for care personnel. Contents 17 of 168

18 Functional description Hand control E2478 (optional) Upper leg section up Back section up This hand control is available as an option for both models, only in conjunction with hand control E2486. Upper leg section down Back section down Lying surface up Aid for getting out of bed Lying surface down Under-bed light Hand control lock WARNING When actuating motorised adjustments with the side rails raised, ensure that the occupant/patient does not have any contact with the side rails. Ensure that no parts of his or her body, or those of other people, are sticking through the side rails or are trapped between the lying surface and the lower frame and/or floor! Contents 18 of 168

19 Functional description Accessories 1/6 Mattresses Mattresses To offer the greatest degree of flexibility, Hill-Rom offers a wide range of easyto-attach accessories. The beds are equipped as standard with holder devices for accessories, such as drip stands and trapeze bars. You can find further information regarding the accessories in our current information brochures or on the Internet at Our staff will happily inform you about available accessories for your bed model. To minimise the risk of injury, only use mattresses with the dimensions and properties described in the following. If you do not use Völker mattresses, please contact a dealer in whom you have confidence. WARNING Only original Völker accessories may be used! DANGER If mattresses are used that do not match these specifications, there is a risk of suffocation! Please read the relevant instructions for use before using the mattresses. NOTE Air-filled mattresses are not compatible with dynamic bed extension! Ensure that the mattresses are placed on the bed, aligned with the lying surface and securely attached as specified in the regulations. The tubes and cables of the air-filled mattress must be positioned in such a way that they are not kinked, squashed or otherwise damaged by the moving parts of the bed. To reduce the length of the power cable, the mattress system should be connected to the nearest possible socket so that the cable does not lie on the floor. Before transporting the beds, the cables and tubes of the air-filled mattresses must be secured to the bed so that they are not damaged during transport, e.g. by rolling over. Cables and tubes of the air-filled mattresses must be checked regularly for damage. Mattresses with damaged cables and/or tubes should not be used! Typical representation for Völker mattress NP50 Monodensity. Contents 19 of 168

20 Functional description Accessories 2/6 Mattresses Model Order no. Surface material Dimensions W x L x H (cm) Foam mattresses Völker NP50 ASS086 Polyurethane 88 x 200 x 12 Völker NP100 ASS087 Polyurethane 88 x 200 x 12 Völker NP150 ASS088 Polyurethane 88 x 200 x 12 Tolerance values: Length = ± 2 cm, width ± 1.5 cm, thickness = ± 1 cm Air-filled mattresses Hill-Rom P280 OVERLAY P00856A Polyurethane 90 x 203 x 10 Hill-Rom P280 MRS P005987A Polyurethane 90 x 203 x 17 Hill-Rom DUO 2 P02057B0 Polyurethane 85 x 200 x 23 Tolerance values: Length, width, thickness = ± 3 cm NOTE Air-filled mattresses are not compatible with dynamic bed extension! DANGER The height of the raised side rail above the foam mattress must always be greater than or equal to 220 mm; otherwise the occupant/patient may accidentally fall out of bed. Please note that the height of the mattress has a direct influence on this. 220 mm! (Foam mattress in flat position) Contents 20 of 168

21 Functional description Accessories 3/6 Trapeze bar and accessory holders Holders for the trapeze bar and accessories are located on the inside of the head panel. The trapeze bar and other accessories must be slotted into the holders until they audibly engage. Trapeze bar holders ø 34.2 mm WARNING Only the trapeze bars listed in the accessories list may be used! WARNING "Risk of Injury" Ensure that the trapeze bar is completely slotted into the holder and securely engaged. Please note: The safe working load of the trapeze bar is maximum 75 kg. WARNING "Risk of falling" The trapeze bar must not be used by the occupant/patient as a means for climbing into the bed. The trapeze bar must never jut out beyond the outer edge of the bed and then be used as an aid to pull oneself up (e.g. when getting out of a wheelchair). The trapeze bar is inserted into the holder and latched into place. WARNING "Risk of injury" The trapeze bar may not be used by the patient/occupant without supervision. Similar pictures Contents 21 of 168

22 Functional description Accessories 4/6 Trapeze bar and accessory holders ø 13 mm The trapeze bar holders can be provided with an adapter (ø 13 mm) for a drip stand or for other accessories. WARNING The drip stand must always be aligned towards the bed, as shown below, and may not point outwards. Should the bed be moved or adjusted, the infusion tubing or cables must be closely monitored by the care personnel. Please also note that drainage devices are able to touch the floor when lowering the bed. This also applies for the Anti-Trendelenburg and Trendelenburg position. The adapter is inserted into one of the trapeze bar holders. The drip stand or the accessory is fastened from below with a sleeve nut. Contents 22 of 168

23 Functional description Accessories5/6 Securing systems - Rail infill panels The rail infill panels close the middle gap between the side rails on Völker beds so as to enable a continuous side rail solution. WARNING Make sure that the side rails are fully set up and latched into place. When activating the electric lying surface adjustment or side rails, it must be ensured that the patient/occupant has neither contact with the side rails, nor any part of the body protrudes through the side rails. We strongly recommend that you lock the functions of the hand control. The rail infill panels are inserted in the insertion sleeves of the upper leg section. Check whether the pendulum locking is completely latched into place by attempting to pull out the rail infill panel upwards. If you succeed in doing this, press the rail infill panel fully down again and adjust the pendulum until the rail infill panel can no longer be pulled out. To remove the rail infill panel from the holder, move the pendulum into a vertical position and pull the rail infill panel up and out at the same time. NOTE Please observe the detailed instructions for use for the rail infill panels. Further accessories can be found on pages 173 and 174. Contents 23 of 168

24 Functional description Accessories 6/6 Securing systems Use of securing systems Securing systems such as belts should only be used exactly as specified by the manufacturer. If securing systems in the form of abdominal belts are used, then it must be ensured that the side rails are completely raised. In Select models, the gap in the middle of the rails must always be closed using a rail infill panel. Devices for safeguarding patients may not be regarded as a substitute for the requisite supervision of the patient/ occupant by the care personnel. Even if fastened correctly, means of safeguarding patients can become tangled and injure the patient/occupant or even cause the death of the patient/occupant if the latter is agitated and confused. When using safeguarding devices, the patient/occupant must be supervised corresponding to the statutory regulations and the applicable protocol of the facility. Failure to observe this note can lead to personal injury or material damage. DANGER When using securing systems and rail infill panels, please observe the separate instructions for use pertaining to these accessories. If the patient is restrained with the help of restraint holders (optional for both models), the lying surfaces must never be adjusted while the patient is restrained and must always be in the lowest position! The lying surface adjustment functions must be locked when a patient is restrained, and the hand control must be kept out of the occupant's/patient's reach! Restraint holder Contents 24 of 168

25 Functional description Versions and Options 1/2 These instructions for use cover all of the versions and options listed. Precise information on the bed versions supplied can be found in the order specifications for your bed. If the original bed specification is no longer available, please contact the Hill-Rom Customer Services. Please make a note of the serial number (ID No.) on the type label 153 before you call. Wall protector wheels Vertical wall protector wheels are optionally available for both models. Linen holder A pull-out linen holder at the foot of the bed is optionally available for both models. The linen holder should always be pushed in to avoid causing damage when not in use. WARNING The linen holder may not be used as a seat or step! The safe working load of the linen holder is 20 kg. Accessories rail An accessories rail is readily available for both models as an extra option. NOTE If the lying surface is lowered below 35 cm, any object that has been attached on the accessories rail must be removed! Under-bed light A under-bed light is available as an option for Style model. Contents 25 of 168

26 Functional description Versions and Options 2/2 MiS lying surface Völker MiS is a support system where the different elements register and promote the occupant s/patient s own movement. Thanks to the large number of contact points, the occupant/patient is supported in an anatomically correct manner, which also has a positive influence on sleeping behavior. The HPL lying surfaces can be easily removed and can therefore be cleaned quickly and thoroughly. They also facilitate the use of therapy mattresses. Battery A battery is available for both bed models as an option. The battery allows the bed to be operated independent of the power supply for at least two adjustment cycles under full load. HPL lying surface The four-part HPL lying surface (HPL = high-pressure laminate) consists of moisture-resistant high-pressure laminate. The four elements are well ventilated via the round cut-outs, are individually removable and fulfil the highest hygienic requirements. Dynamic bed extension The Select model can be equipped with a telescopic bed extension. Extension: approx. 28 cm. An additional mattress extension (PA2215) must be used when using the dynamic bed extension. Variants divided sidesails Select model is available with the following siderail variants: Extendable 34-35,5* cm (standard) Extendable 43,5-45* cm (option) * Dimensions are from the upper edge of the side rail to the lying surface (without mattress). The different extension heights are dependent on the lying surface (HPL or MiS ), see also p Contents 26 of 168

27 Initial start-up The Initial start-up section describes the preparation of the bed for use, including the functional check. CONTENTS Precautions for transport and storage 28 Installation conditions 28 Operating time 28 Battery (optional) 28 Safety cut-out device 29 Checking the cabling 30 Transporting the bed 31 Electrical activation 32 Use of the battery (optional) 33 Taking the bed out of service 34 Functional check 35 Contents 27 of 168

28 Initial start-up General operating instructions 1/2 Transport and storage When transporting or storing the bed for long periods, the bed must: - be in lowered position - have all functions locked - be covered, have brakes and all moving parts secured and be protected against wet and moist conditions. The beds are supplied in batches of 3, unpackaged and set up ready for operation by our staff. The packaging material is disposed of in the appropriate manner. Installation conditions The bed is only approved for use in dry rooms (technical data sheet). A power supply is required for the operation of the bed in any suitable room. Please note that the mains power socket for the bed must be freely accessible and must not be obstructed, e.g. by an item of furniture. Operating time The maximum operating time for the electromotive bed functions is specified on the bed (type label 153) or in the technical data min/18 min means that each electromotive adjustment may be operated for a maximum of 2 minutes, after which a pause of 18 minutes is necessary (protection against overheating). NOTE Should the maximum operating time of 2 minutes be exceeded repeatedly or for longer periods, safety cut-out devices on the bed may cause the electromechanical drive to shut down. The bed must not be manoeuvred using the motors until it has cooled down sufficiently! Battery (optional) The battery in the bed has a charge capacity that is equivalent in theory to a constant operation of minimum 2 lifting and lying surface adjustments with a working load of 230 kg. NOTE If the bed is parked at its location and the power plug is not connected, this will cause the battery to discharge due to the buffering of the electronic components! Exhaustively discharged batteries can become damaged to such an extent that premature replacement may be required! Appropriate and correct use of the battery is essential for achieving a long battery life! Contents 28 of 168

29 Initial start-up General operating instructions 2/2 In order to guarantee the electrical functionality at all times, the bed should be connected to the power plug as often as possible. When storing the bed for a longer period, the battery must be recharged every 6 months if the storage temperature is approx. 25 ºC. At higher storage temperatures the time intervals are less frequent. Safety cut-out device The bed is equipped with an electrical, self-resetting safety cut-out device that prevents the drives from overloading. In the event of very severe overloading, the bed is automatically switched off. Contents 29 of 168

30 Initial start-up Preparation 1/2 Standard wiring of the control box (with out using the under-bed light - standard for Select, and the distribution box) Each time before putting into operation or restarting, the correct order of the motor cabling at the control box must be checked: Hand control HB socket Lift motor Upper leg section (Motor 3) Socket 3 Lift motor Back section (Motor 1) Socket 1 Wiring with under-bed light and distribution box When using the under-bed light, the distribution box must also be used. This is wired as shown below: Under-bed light Hand control Free socket, e.g. for hand control E2478 (optional) The distribution box is mounted under the fixed seat section. When completely lowering the bed in the optional manoeuvrable version, it must be ensured that the hand control cable is not trapped between the lying surface and the roller carriage. Lift motor Height adjustment Foot end (Motor 4) Socket 4 Lift motor Height adjustment Head end (Motor 2) Socket 2 In this case, the HB socket of the control box is occupied by the under-bed light connecting cable. Contents 30 of 168

31 Initial start-up Preparation 2/2 Transporting the bed The bed can be moved without auxiliary transportation equipment. To do this, move the bed into the movement position (lying surface at a minimum height of 35 cm and release castor fixing). The power cable must be secured for transporting the bed so that it cannot be rolled over or damaged in any other way. The cable hook provided is to be used for this reason. NOTE The standard version of the bed can only be controlled from the foot end. CAUTION The bed is not designed for transporting people. If a patient is lying in the bed, it must only be pushed within the room. The bed should only be moved over solid ground. Do not attempt to push the bed over obstacles of over 1 cm in height. The maximum angle of inclination of the floor must not exceed 6. NOTE The bed must be transported by at least two people, taking hold of the bed at the head and foot board. NOTE Please be aware that incorrect handling can lead to the battery no longer charging. Incorrect handling includes actions such as pulling the cable of the power plug to remove it from the socket, clamping the power cable between the lying surface and lying surface frame as well as running over the cable when transporting the bed. Contents 31 of 168

32 Initial start-up Electrical activation For activating the bed, it is only necessary to connect the power plug to a live power socket. The power cable is routed to be strain-relieved. After replacing the power cable (only by qualified personnel), the cable must be reattached with the cable harness. To do this, the cable clips must be fixed to the points shown below. Connection of the power cable to the control box. Power cable with cable hook Strain relief of the power cable at the head panel. In order to avoid damage to the power cable by crushing, the cable must not be directed sideways across the head end, e.g. in order to reach a socket that is further away. WARNING Check the power cable regularly for any damage. If the cable is damaged, the bed must not be used and must be taken out of service immediately! Position of the cable clip over the lying surface motor at the head end. Position of the cable clip over the lying surface motor at the foot end. Contents 32 of 168

33 Initial start-up Use of the battery (optional) 1/2 A battery is optionally available for both models. If charged completely, the battery allows the bed to be operated independent of the power supply for at least two adjustment cycles. If the bed is connected to the power supply, the battery begins to charge automatically. Upon initial start-up, the bed must be connected to the power supply for approximately 24 hours in order to fully charge the battery. When storing the bed for a longer period, the battery must be charged regularly (every 3 months). The maximum charge time is approx. 12 hours. If an acoustic signal sounds, the battery must be recharged. The battery is deactivated just before an exhaustive discharge. Once the bed is connected to the power supply, press any button on the hand control to render it fully functional again. The battery is charged when connected to the power supply after every use or when there has been an considerable discharge. NOTE If the bed is stored for a longer period without being connected to the power supply, the battery can discharge. The degree of discharge depends on environmental conditions. NOTE During the charging cycle, the battery is connected to the mains supply and is therefore supplied with electricity. The current cut-off is deactivated and current flows to the bed. WARNING If electromagnetic interference occurs with other equipment in the area around the bed, please refrain from using these devices. When the bed is being transported, it must always be handled carefully and protected from moisture. Contents 33 of 168

34 Initial start-up Use of the battery (optional) 2/2 and taking the bed out of service NOTE The bed is designed for use in an ambient temperature range from 5 C to 40 C, with a relative humidity of 30 % to 85 % and an air pressure of 700 to 1060 hpa. WARNING The battery may only be replaced by personnel trained by Hill-Rom. WARNING If the battery is faulty, degassing can occur. In rare cases, this can cause deformation of the battery housing. If this occurs, the bed must immediately be taken out of service and placed in a sufficiently ventilated room with no spark sources (away from electricity or fire). In this case, please contact Customer Service immediately! Taking out of service The bed is taken out of service by disconnecting it from the power supply. The power plug is disconnected from the power socket for this. Before carrying out repair work, or if the bed is put out of service for a longer time, the optional battery must be disconnected from the control box. The locking ring is raised and the plug pulled out of the connecting socket for this using a suitable tool (e.g. screwdriver). WARNING The battery must be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner at the appropriate facilities. Alternatively, you can return it to Hill-Rom. Contents 34 of 168

35 Initial start-up Functional check Visual inspection Before each new occupancy of the bed, the following checks must be carried out: 1. Ensure the bed exhibits no visible signs of damage. 2. Ensure that the insulation of the electrical lines is in order. 3. Ensure that the motor cables are plugged into corresponding sockes of the control box according to the numbering. 4. Ensure that the next testing date has not been missed (see type label 3). 5. The power cable must be checked regularly for damage. Functional test A functional test must be carried out before each new occupancy: 1. All electrical functions must be actuated to their terminal positions once. 2. The function of all side rails must be checked. 3. The secure position of the bed must be checked. Once a fault-free functional check has been carried out, the bed is ready for use. WARNING Only undamaged beds that are still within their testing interval periods may be used! Contents 35 of 168

36 Overview of main components Lying surface, Style Lying surface, Select Frame Electronics Lower frame Contents 36 of 168

37 Lower frame The Lower frame section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists which are divided into corresponding individual parts as well as a description of how to replace the parts. CONTENTS Roller carriage Roller carriage 2+4 Roller carriage, foot end 39 Runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 40 Runner carriage 2+2 Replacing the dual castor 41 Scissor set 42 Replacing the lower chassis castors 43 Contents 37 of 168

38 Lower frame Roller carriage 2+4 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 VK-R2013 Roll Tente PJR 080 X 38 Ø KT3092 Spacer sleeve 2 04 SR2132 Cheese-head screw M6x12, galvanised 05 KT2921 Cover, castor support 4 06 VK-SR2213 Cheese-head screw M6x20, galvanised 2 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 38 of 168

39 Lower frame Roller carriage 2+4 Roller carriage, foot end Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 VK-SR2643 Mushroom head screw, galvanised 03 R2090 Dual castor, Ø 100 mm line 1 04 R2119 Dual castor, Ø 100 mm line 1 05 VK-SR2260 Washer Ø SR139 Lock nut M10, galvanised 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 2 Contents 39 of 168

40 Lower frame Runner carriage 2+2 (optional) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 F4207 Swing arm 2 03 F4214 Bolt Ø14xØ10x B2018 Bushing with collar 8 05 R2115 Dual castor, Ø 100 mm SCAHO 4 06 F Brake shaft 2 07 F3244 Single foot pedal, left 1 08 F3243 Single foot pedal, right 1 09 KT2921 Cover, castor support 8 10 KT End cap 40x40x18 mm 4 11 KT Pedal rubber, RAL 3020 red 2 12 T2087 Adhesive label, brake 2 13 SR2260 Washer Ø10.5, galvanised 2 14 SR2384 Locking ring, galvanised 2 15 SR742 Washer, PVC, grey 4 16 SR2213 Screw, galvanised 8 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 40 of 168

41 Lower frame Runner carriage 2+2 Replacing the dual castor 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: Before starting replacement work, the bed must be jacked up on the corresponding side and the power supply must also be disconnected beforehand! (no Fig.) 3. Unscrew cover (Fig. 2) 4. Remove single foot pedal and washer from the brake shaft (Fig. 3) 5. Push in the brake shaft so far that the dual castor is released (Fig. 4) 6. Pull the dual castor downwards (Fig. 5) Reassemble in the reverse order. Whilst doing so, make sure the switch cam is positioned on the brake shaft! (no Fig.) Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 3 Contents 41 of 168

42 Lower frame Scissor set Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 F4013 Lifting fork 2 02 F4012 Scissor lift 2 03 KT3300 Castor 8 04 VK-SR2260 Washer, galvanised 4 05 SR2727 Cheese-head screw, galvanised 4 06 B2020 Socket Ø16.5x15xØ10 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 42 of 168

43 Lower frame Replacing the lower chassis castors 1/2 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig Tools required (Fig. 1) ATTENTION: The bed must be jacked up before starting replacement work and secured against rolling! 2. Drill out all four rivets of the cable holder, remove the cable holder (Fig. 2) 3. First only loosen the bolt connection between the lifting fork and frame on both sides (Fig. 3) 4. Remove the locking ring on the motor support of the lifting fork (Fig. 4) 5. Remove the bolt on the lifting fork while holding the motor (Fig. 5) 6. Remove the connecting bolt between the frame and the lifting fork (Fig. 6) 7. Lower the lifting fork (Fig. 7). Contents 43 of 168 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 6 Fig. 7

44 Lower frame Replacing the lower chassis castors 2/2 8. Pull the scissor lift to the end of the frame (Fig. 8) 9. Remove the castor from the axle (Fig. 9) Reassembly takes place in the reverse order 10. When assembling, it must be ensured that the outer sleeve is firmly secured to the frame (Fig. 10) Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 10 Contents 44 of 168

45 Frame The Frame section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists. CONTENTS Frame 46 Contents 45 of 168

46 Frame 1/3 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 SR2726 Cheese-head screw M10x95, galvanised 4 03 F4303 Sleeve Ø16x SR139 Nut M10, galvanised 2 05 SR2260 Washer 10.5, galvanised 6 06 B2020 Socket 4 07 F4304 Holder, Rastomat 2 08 KT2289 Dual trapeze bar socket, left 1 09 KT2288 Dual trapeze bar socket, right 1 12 SR2711 Washer, plastic Ø10.5xØ22x SR489 Washer Ø SR2173 Cap nut M F4367 Rigid strut, short 1 16 KT Lamellar plug LF 4 17 KT3299 Support frame 4 18 F Rigid strut, short 1 19 BG5774 Damper 1 20 SR2384 Locking washer, galvanised 2 21 F4395 Power cable support 1 22 SR2741 Rivet 6x16 4 Detail Y Y Z Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Detail Z Contents 46 of 168

47 Frame 2/3 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 SR2726 Cheese-head screw M10x95, galvanised 03 F4303 Sleeve Ø16x SR139 Nut M10, galvanised 2 05 SR2260 Washer 10.5, galvanised 6 06 B2020 Socket 4 07 F4304 Holder, Rastomat 2 17 KT3299 Support frame 4 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Detail X X X W W Detail W Contents 47 of 168

48 Frame 3/3 Frame Item Art. No. Article Qty. 21 F4395 Power cable support 1 22 SR2741 Rivet 6x16 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! U Net cable EU, BG6025 Detail U Net cable CH, BG6026 V Net cable UK, BG6023 All net cables are equipped with the cable hook, VK-KT2669 Detail V Cable hook, VK-KT2669 Contents 48 of 168

49 Lying surfaces The Lying surface section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists which are divided into corresponding individual parts. CONTENTS Lying surface, Style 50 - Back section 51 - Upper leg section 52 - Lower leg section 53 Lying surface, Select 54 - Back section 55 - Upper leg section 56 - Lower leg section 57 Plastic lying surface elements 58 MiS lying surface elements 59 - Back section 60 - Seat section 61 - Upper leg section 62 - Lower leg section 63 HPL lying surface elements 64 - Back section 65 - Seat section 66 - Upper leg section 67 - Lower leg section 68 Contents 49 of 168

50 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Style Lying surface, Style, 200x90 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5598 Lying surface, back section 1 02 BG5599 Lying surface, upper leg section 1 03 BG5600 Lying surface, lower leg section 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 50 of 168

51 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Style Back section Lying surface, back section, Style, 200x90 cm, BG5598 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 AP Frame longitudinal profile 2 03 KT2250 Insert strip 2 04 KT Cap, right 2 05 KT Cap, left 2 06 SR2207 Cheese-head screw M6x20, galvanised 07 KT Lamellar plug 4 08 SR745 Blind rivet 6x KT3400 Spacer 4 10 SR2737 Rivet, aluminium, steel 6x12 10 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 8 Contents 51 of 168

52 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Style Upper leg section Lying surface, upper leg section, Style, 200x90 cm, BG5599 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 AP Frame longitudinal profile, seat section 03 F Joint, upper leg section 2 04 AP SR2207 Frame longitudinal profile, upper leg section Cheese-head screw M5x16, Torx, galvanised 06 KT Cap, right 4 07 KT Cap, left 4 08 KT2252 Insert strip, seat section 2 09 KT2253 Insert strip, upper leg section 2 10 KT Lamellar plug 4 11 F Bolt, seat section bracket 2 12 SR277 Washer, plastic Ø10xØ16x SR2173 Cap nut M SR2727 Rivet, aluminium, steel SR489 Washer Ø SR2713 Cheese-head screw M6x12, galvanised Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Detail A Contents 52 of 168

53 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Style Lower leg section Lying surface, lower leg section, Style, 200x90 cm, BG5600 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 07 KT2254 Decorative wooden bar, lower leg section 2 08 KT Cap, right 2 09 KT Cap, left 2 10 BG5889 Rastomat, left with bracket 8 11 VK-KT1198 Slide 4 12 VK-SR2013 Self-tapping screw 3.9x13, galvanised 4 13 KT3304 Hinge band, plastic 2 14 VK-SR329 Cheese-head screw M6x25, galvanised 15 VK-SR2196 Blind rivet 4.8x BG5888 Rastomat, right with bracket 1 17 VK-SR2207 Cheese-head screw M6x20, galvanised 18 VK-KT118 Washer, plastic Ø4x1Ø5x VK-SR378 Locking washer, Starlock 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 8 1 Contents 53 of 168

54 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Select Lying surface, Select, 200x90 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5594 Lying surface, back section 1 02 BG5595 Lying surface, upper leg section 1 03 BG6237 Lying surface, lower leg section 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 54 of 168

55 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Select Back section Lying surface, back section, Select, 200x90 cm, BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 08 VK-SR2207 Cheese-head screw M5x16, galvanised, Torx25 09 VK-KT Plug, 17 mm 8 10 VK-KT Frame longitudinal profile cap, right 2 11 VK-KT Frame longitudinal profile cap, left 2 12 VK-KT1198 Slide 4 13 VK-SR2013 Self-tapping screw 3.9x13, galvanised 4 14 VK-AP357 Release profile, back section 2 15 VK-F1199 Catch, right 2 16 VK-F1200 Catch, left 2 17 VK-SR128 Countersunk screw M4x12, Torx 4 18 VK-FE Release spring 6 19 SR2737 Blind rivet 6x KT3302 Lamellar plug 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 8 Contents 55 of 168

56 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Select Upper leg section Lying surface, upper leg section, Select, 200x90 cm, BG5595 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 03 KT1179 Cap, left 4 04 KT1178 Cap, right 4 05 KT242 Receptacle 6 06 SR2737 Rivet, aluminium, steel SR2207 Screw M5x16, galvanised, Torx KT Lamellar plug 4 11 F Bolt, seat section bracket 2 12 SR277 Washer, plastic Ø10xØ16x SR489 Washer Ø SR2173 Cap nut M KT3395 Plug 16 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Detail Z Contents 56 of 168

57 Lying surfaces Lying surface, Select Lower leg section Lying surface, lower leg section, Select, 200x90 cm, BG6237 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 07 VK-SR2207 Screw M5x16, galvanised 8 08 VK-KT Plug 7 mm 8 09 VK-KT Frame longitudinal profile cap, right 2 10 VK-KT Frame longitudinal profile cap, left 2 11 VK-SR2196 Blind rivet, steel 4 12 VK-KT1198 Slide 2 13 VK-SR2636 Self-tapping screw 3.9x13, galvanised 14 VK-AP362 Release profile, lower leg section 2 15 VK-F1199 Catch, right 2 16 VK-F1200 Catch, left 2 17 VK-SR128 Countersunk screw M4x12, Torx 4 18 VK-FE Release spring 6 19 VK-SR378 Locking washer with cap 2 20 VK-KT3304a Hinge band, plastic 2 21 VK-SR329 Cheese-head screw M6x25, galvanised 22 VK-KT118 Washer, plastic 8.4xØ15x BG5888 Rastomat, right with bracket 1 24 BG5889 Rastomat, left with bracket 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 2 8 Contents 57 of 168

58 Lying surfaces Plastic lying surface elements PS lying surface elements for lying surface 200x90 cm, BG5601 This assembly group is only completely available (all 4 parts)! Contents 58 of 168

59 Lying surfaces MiS lying surface elements MiS lying surface elements for lying surface 200x90 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG1214 MiS lying surface element, back section 1 02 BG1269 MiS lying surface element, seat section 1 03 BG BG1215 MiS lying surface element, upper leg section MiS lying surface element, lower leg section Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 1 1 Contents 59 of 168

60 Lying surfaces MiS lying surface elements Back section MiS back section for lying surface 200x90 cm, VK-BG1214 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT1224 Wings KT Spring element with catch KT Lying surface profile 2 04 KT2186 Supporting profile 5 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 60 of 168

61 Lying surfaces MiS lying surface elements Seat section MiS seat section for lying surface 200x90 cm, VK-BG1269 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT1224 Wings KT Spring element with catch 4 03 KT2221 Lying surface profile 2 04 KT2226 Supporting profile 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 61 of 168

62 Lying surfaces MiS lying surface elements Upper leg section MiS upper leg section for lying surface 200x90 cm, VK-BG1270 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT1224 Wings KT Spring element with catch 4 03 KT Lying surface profile 1 04 KT Lying surface profile 1 05 KT2186 Supporting profile 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 62 of 168

63 Lying surfaces MiS lying surface elements Lower leg section MiS lower leg section for lying surface 200x90 cm, VK-BG1215 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT1224 Wings KT Spring element with catch 6 03 KT2182 Lying surface profile 2 04 KT2186 Supporting profile 3 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 63 of 168

64 Lying surfaces HPL lying surface elements HPL lying surface elements for lying surface 200x90 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG HPL lying surface element, back section 1 02 BG5807 HPL lying surface element, seat section 1 03 BG5808 HPL lying surface element, upper leg section 1 04 BG HPL lying surface element, lower leg section 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 64 of 168

65 Lying surfaces HPL lying surface elements Back section Back section for HPL lying surface 200x90 cm, BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Support 6 03 SR2660 Self-tapping screw 3.9x16 A KT345 Support bolt 2 05 KT Lying surface profile 2 06 SR2161 Blind rivet 4.8x12 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 65 of 168

66 Lying surfaces HPL lying surface elements Seat section Seat section for HPL lying surface 200x90 cm, BG5807 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Support 4 03 SR2660 Self-tapping screw 3.9x16 A KT Lying surface profile 2 05 VK-SR2161 Blind rivet 4.8x KT3406 Support bolt 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 66 of 168

67 Lying surfaces HPL lying surface elements Upper leg section Upper leg section for HPL lying surface 200x90 cm, BG5808 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Support 4 03 SR2660 Self-tapping screw 3.9x16 A KT3406 Support bolt 4 05 VK-SR2161 Blind rivet 4.8x KT Lying surface profile, right 1 07 KT Lying surface profile, left 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 67 of 168

68 Lying surfaces HPL lying surface elements Lower leg section Lower leg section for HPL lying surface 200x90 cm, BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Support 6 03 KT Lying surface profile 6 04 KT345 Support bolt 2 05 SR2660 Self-tapping screw 3.9x16 A SR2161 Blind rivet 4.8x12 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 68 of 168

69 Mechanical CPR The Mechanical CPR section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists which are divided into corresponding individual parts. CONTENTS CPR actuation set 70 CPR actuation box 71 Clamping angle set 72 Contents 69 of 168

70 Mechanical CPR CPR actuation set Item Art. No. Article Qty. 03 F4192 CPR cable 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 3 Contents 70 of 168

71 Mechanical CPR CPR actuation box Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT3402 CPR cover 1 03 KT3403 CPR handle 1 04 SR2730 Screw with serration 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 71 of 168

72 Mechanical CPR Clamping angle set Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 KT3355 Clamping part support 2 02 SR2735 Cheese-head screw M8x75, galvanised 03 SR489 Washer Ø SR2221 Lock nut M8, galvanised 2 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 72 of 168

73 Side rails The Side rails section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists which are divided into corresponding individual parts. CONTENTS Side rail set, height 34 cm 74 - Back section 75 - Lower leg section 76 - Mattress holder, back section 77 - Mattress holder, lower leg section 78 - Bumper set for side rails, height 34 cm 79 Side rail set, height 43,5 cm 80 - Back section 81 - Lower leg section 82 - Mattress holder, back section 83 - Mattress holder, lower leg section 84 - Bumper set for side rails, height 43,5 cm 85 Replacing the bumpers 86 Continuous side rails - Length 1960 mm, Design S 87 - Length 1977 mm, Design FS 88 Contents 73 of 168

74 Side rails Side rail set, height 34 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 VK-BG Side rail, back section 2 02 VK-BG Side rail, lower leg section 2 03 VK-BG Mattress holder, back section 2 04 VK-BG Mattress holder, lower leg section 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 74 of 168

75 Side rails Side rail set, height 34 cm Back section Side rail, back section, height 34 cm, VK-BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG1212 Side rail joint, left 1 02 BG1211 Side rail joint, right 1 04 SR257 Thread tapping screw M5x SR751 Countersunk screw M6x KT Guide, upper 2 13 F1182 Hand rail plate 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 75 of 168

76 Side rails Side rail set, height 34 cm Lower leg section Side rail, lower leg section, height 34 cm, Vk-BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG1212 Side rail joint, left 1 02 BG1211 Side rail joint, right 1 04 SR257 Thread tapping screw M5x SR751 Countersunk screw M6x KT Guide, upper 2 12 BG3136 Release with slide-in spring 2 13 F1182 Hand rail plate 2 14 T2007 Warning sign 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 76 of 168

77 Side rails Side rail set, height 34 cm Mattress holder, back section Mattress holder, back section for side rail, height 34 cm, VK-BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Mattress holder, right 1 03 KT Mattress holder, left 1 04 SR2207 Cheese-head screw M6x16, Torx25 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 77 of 168

78 Side rails Side rail set, height 34 cm Mattress holder, lower leg section Mattress holder, lower leg section for side rails, height 34 cm, VK-BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 KT Mattress holder, right 1 03 KT Mattress holder, left 1 04 SR2207 Cheese-head screw M6x16, Torx25 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 78 of 168

79 Side rails Bumper set for side rails, height 34 cm Bumper set for side rails, height 34 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 VK-H121* Hand rail, side rail, back section 2 02 VK-H123 Bumper set, seat section 2 03 VK-KT Fixing profile, seat section 2 04 VK-H124 Bumper set, upper leg section 2 05 VK-KT Fixing profile, upper leg section 2 06 VK-H122 Hand rail, side rail, lower leg section 07 SR2091 Euro screw 6.3x13.5, Torx 24 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. Contents 79 of 168

80 Side rails Side rail set, height cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG Side rail, back section 2 02 BG Side rail, lower leg section 2 03 BG5478 Mattress holder, back section 2 04 BG5480 Mattress holder, lower leg section 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 80 of 168

81 Side rails Side rail set, height cm Back section Side rail, back section, height 43.5 cm BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 AP3001 Cross profile, back section 1 02 KT Shaped washer 2 03 AP3069 Outer longitudinal profile 2 04 BG1211 Side rail joint, right 1 05 BG1212 Side rail joint, left 1 06 BG Preassembled parts 2 07 AP Side rail cover, back section 1 08 KT Hand rail plate 2 09 KT Guide, upper 2 10 SR2545 Countersunk screw, galvanized 4 11 SR2386 Cylinder screw, galvanized 4 12 SR751 Countersunk screw M6x20, galvanized Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 4 Contents 81 of 168

82 Side rails Side rail set, height cm Lower leg section Side rail, lower leg section, height 43.5 cm BG Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 AP3003 Cross profile, lower leg section 1 02 KT Shaped washer 2 03 AP3069 Outer longitudinal profile 2 04 BG1211 Side rail joint, right 1 05 BG1212 Side rail joint, left 1 06 BG Preassembled parts 2 07 AP Side rail cover 1 08 KT Guide, upper 2 09 T2007 Autocoll warning sign 1 10 KT Hand rail plate 2 11 SR2386 Cylinder screw, galvanized 4 12 SR2545 Countersunk screw, galvanized 4 13 SR751 Countersunk screw M6x20, galvanized Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 4 Contents 82 of 168

83 Side rails Side rail set, height cm Mattress holder, back section Mattress holder, back section for side rail, height 43.5 cm BG5478 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 AP3560 Railing, back section 1 02 KT Mattress holder, right 1 03 KT Mattress holder, left 1 04 KT3283 Mattress holder joint, right 1 05 KT3285 Mattress holder joint, left 1 06 AP3563 Railing, back section 1 07 SR084 Straight pin A SR347 Cheese-head screw A SR2207 Screw, galvanized 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 83 of 168

84 Side rails Side rail set, height cm Mattress holder, lower leg section Mattress holder, lower leg section for side rail, height 43.5 cm BG5478 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 AP3565 Railing, lower leg section 1 02 KT Mattress holder, right 1 03 KT Mattress holder, left 1 04 KT3283 Mattress holder joint, right 1 05 KT3285 Mattress holder joint, left 1 06 SR084 Straight pin A AP3567 Railing, lower leg section 1 08 SR347 Cheese-head screw A SR2207 Screw, galvanized 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 84 of 168

85 Side rails Bumper set for side rails, height cm Bumper set for side rails, height 43,5 cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 H3641 Hand rail, back section* 2 02 H6343 Hand rail, lower leg section* 2 03 KT Fixing profile, upper leg section 2 04 KT Fixing profile, seat section 2 05 H123 Bumper, seat section* 2 06 H124 Bumper, upper leg section* 2 07 SR2401 Threaded insert, Ensat-S 8 08 SR2332 Countersunk screw, Geomet 8 09 SR2382 Chipboard screw, galvanized 4 10 SR2091 Euro screw, nickel plated, Torx Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. Contents 85 of 168

86 Side rails Bumper set Replacing the bumpers Tools required (Fig. 1) A Back and lower leg section 1. Remove four cheese-head screws on the inside of the bumper (Fig. 2). B Seat section 1. Raise the back section (no Fig.). 2. Remove both screws and cap (Fig. 3). Fig.1 Fig. 4 C A 3. Pull out bumper at the sides (Fig. 4). C Upper leg section 1. Raise the upper leg section (no Fig.) 2. Remove both screws and cap (Fig. 5). Fig. 2 Fig. 5 Fig. 3 Fig. 6 B 3. Pull out bumper at the sides (Fig. 6). Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Contents 86 of 168 Völker Bed 5384 Kepler - Style - Select from year of construction 2016 Service manual S41 V1.2 - Rev. 6 ( )

87 Side rails Continuous side rails Length 1960 mm Continuous side rails, length 1960 mm, Design S, BG5708* Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. Contents 87 of 168

88 Side rails Continuous side rails Length 1977 mm Continuous side rails, length 1977 mm, Design FS, BG5709* Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. Contents 88 of 168

89 Versions and options, accessories The Versions and options, accessories section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists. CONTENTS Linenholder 90 Dynamic bed extension, Design S 92 Dynamic bed extension, Design FS 93 Wall protector wheel 94 ISO standard rail with restraint holder 95 Assembly set for lamp or drip stand (adapter) 96 Contents 89 of 168

90 Versions and Options Linen holder Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5637 Linen holder 1 02 H3906* Cover 1 03 SR2382 Chipboard screw, galvanised 3 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. Contents 90 of 168

91 Versions and Options Linen holder Linenholder, BG5637 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 04 VK-KT Guide, bed linen storage area 2 05 E2225 Magnetic rod Ø6x13mm 2 07 VK-B006 Insulating sheath Ø8.2xØ9.9x F3269 Folding clip 1 12 VK-SR485 Countersunk screw M6x16, selftapping, Torx, Geomet 8 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 91 of 168

92 Versions and Options Dynamic bed extension, Design S Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG6233 Dynamic bed extension 1 02 SR2194 Countersunk screw M8x40, galvanised 03 KT3404 Spacer plate 8 mm 2 04 SR399 Sleeve nut M8x15 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 4 Contents 92 of 168

93 Versions and Options Dynamic bed extension, Design FS Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG6233 Dynamic bed extension 1 02 SR2134 Countersunk screw M8x SR399 Sleeve nut M8x15 4 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 93 of 168

94 Versions and Options Wall protector wheel Wall protector wheel, BG2024 Contents 94 of 168

95 Accessories ISO standard rail with restraint holder Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG2241 Standard rail 25x10x VK-SR2190 Countersunk screw M6x T2073 Adhesive label, CPR 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 95 of 168

96 Accessories Assembly set for lamp or drip stand (adapter) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5728 Assembly set for lamp or drip stand (adapter) Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 1 Contents 96 of 168

97 Electronics The Electronics section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists which are divided into corresponding individual parts as well as a description of how to replace the parts. CONTENTS All electronics 98 Lift motor set 99 Hi-Lo motor 100 Replacing the Hi-Lo motor 101 Lift motor, back section 103 Replacing the lift motor, back section 104 Lift motor, upper leg section 105 Replacing the lift motor, upper leg section 107 Battery 108 Replacing the battery 109 Control box 110 Replacing the control box 111 Under-bed light 113 Replacing the under-bed light 114 Distribution box 115 Replacing the distribution box 116 Replacing the power cable 117 Replacing the hand control 118 Contents 97 of 168

98 Electronics All electronics All electronics Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 M2073 Lift motor, back section 1 02 M2071 Lift motor, lower leg section 1 03 M2072 Hi-Lo motor 2 04 VK-F3480 Bolt, lift motor 8 05 SR2260 Washer 10.5, galvanised 8 06 SR2384 Locking ring 8, galvanised 8 08 BG5820 Control box 1 09 KT3381 Control box plug 1 11 E2478 Patient hand control 1 12 K2288 Motor cable 500 mm 4 13 K2290 Connecting cable 500 mm 2 14 BG Distribution box 1 15 K2302 Power cable with cable hook 1 KT3397 Hand control hook Positions 12 K K K2302 not shown! Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! E2476 E2486 E2478 Contents 98 of 168

99 Electronics Motor set Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 VK-F3480 Bolt 14x55, galvanised 8 03 VK-SR2260 Washer 10.5, galvanised 8 04 VK-SR2384 Locking washer, galvanised 8 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 99 of 168

100 Electronics Hi-Lo motor Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 M2072 Hi-Lo motor 1 02 K2288 Motor cable, 500 mm 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 100 of 168

101 Electronics Replacing the Hi-Lo motor 1/2 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: Before starting replacement work, the bed must be jacked up on the corresponding side. The bed must also be disconnected from the power supply beforehand! (no Fig.) 4. Remove the locking ring on lifting fork (Fig. 2) 5. Remove the bolt from the motor support of the lifting fork while holding the lift motor (Fig. 3) 6. Remove the locking ring on the motor support under the lying surface. When reassembling, ensure that the washer is under the locking ring. (Fig. 4) 7. Pull the bolt from the motor support while holding the lift motor (Fig. 5) 8. Open the plug lock and pull the plug out of the motor. When reconnecting, ensure that the plug is correctly aligned (Fig. 6) Contents 101 of 168 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 6

102 Electronics Replacing the Hi-Lo motor 2/2 Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! After replacing a motor, it is necessary to reinitialise the motor. To do this, the lift motors of the lying surface (No. 2 and 4) must be driven with the hand control in the highest or lowest position (lying surface adjustment) 16. Contents 102 of 168

103 Electronics Lift motor, back section Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 M2073 Lift motor, back section 1 02 K2288 Motor cable, 500 mm 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 103 of 168

104 Electronics Replacing the lift motor, back section 1/2 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. Loosen the plug lock and pull the power cable from the control box (Fig. 2) 4. Open the CPR (Fig. 3) 5. Unhook both Bowden cables of the CPR (Fig. 4) 6. Open the safeguard of the motor cable plug, pull out the motor cable plug (Fig. 5) 7. Open the motor clamp and remove from the control box (Fig. 6) Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Contents 104 of 168 Fig. 3 Fig. 6

105 Electronics Replacing the lift motor, back section 2/2 8. Loosen the locking ring on the motor support of the back section and remove the bolt from the motor support while holding the motor (Fig. 7) 9. Tilt the motor downwards (Fig. 8) 10. Pull the control box outwards from the motor (Fig. 9) 11. Loosen the locking ring on the motor support under the upper leg section and remove the bolt from the motor support. Remove the motor (Fig. 10) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 10 After replacing the motor, it is necessary to reinitialise the motor. To do this, the back section must be driven with the hand control in the highest or lowest position (back section adjustment) 16. Contents 105 of 168 Fig. 9

106 Electronics Lift motor, upper leg section Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 M2071 Lift motor, upper leg section 1 02 K2288 Motor cable, 500 mm 1 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 106 of 168

107 Electronics Replacing the lift motor, upper leg section 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. Remove the motor cable from the motor (Fig. 2) 4. Loosen the locking ring on the motor support of the upper leg section, remove the bolt from the motor support, tilt the motor downwards (Fig. 3) 5. Loosen the locking ring on the motor support under the seat section, remove the bolt from the motor support while holding the motor (Fig. 4) 6. Remove the motor (Fig. 5) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Contents 107 of 168 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 After replacing the motor, it is necessary to reinitialise the motor. To do this, the upper leg section must be driven with the hand control in the highest or lowest position (upper leg section adjustment) 16.

108 Electronics Battery Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 E2458 Battery box 1 04 SR2699 Blind rivet 4.8x11 SEKO 2 05 KT3120 Drive fastener 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! Contents 108 of 168

109 Electronics Replacing the battery 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. Loosen the plug lock on the control box (Fig. 2) 4. Remove the battery plug (Fig. 3) 5. Push both drive fasteners upwards (Fig. 4) 6. Pull out the holding brackets (Fig. 5) 7. Remove the battery (Fig. 6) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 1 Fig. 4 Fig. 2 Fig. 5 Fig. 3 Fig. 6 Contents 109 of 168

110 Electronics Control box Control box, BG5820 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5820 Control box 1 02 KT3388 Cable clamp 1 03 KT3389 Motor clamp Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 1 Contents 110 of 168

111 Electronics Replacing the control box 1/2 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. For replacing the control box, the lying surface should be driven to the top position, if possible. The back section must be driven to the lowest position to avoid falling down when loosening the lift motor (no Fig.) 4. Loosen and remove the cable clamp on both sides of the control box (Fig. 2) 5. Unplug all plugs on the control box (Fig. 3) 6. Loosen the locking ring on the motor support of the back section (Fig. 4) 7. Remove the bolt from the motor support while holding the motor (Fig. 5) 8. Tilt the motor downwards (Fig. 6) Fig. 1 Fig. 4 Fig. 2 Fig. 5 Fig. 3 Fig. 6 Contents 111 of 168

112 Electronics Replacing the control box 2/2 8. Loosen the motor clamp on the control box (Fig. 7) 9. Pull the control box outwards from the motor of the back section (Fig. 8) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 7 Fig. 8 After replacing the control box must be reset and the lifting motors are initialized again. For resetting the hand control press buttons upper leg section down and back section down simultaneously for about ten seconds until a beep confirms the reset. For initializing the motors move the lying surface (motor nos. 2 u. 4) with the hand control to their highest or lowest position. The back section and lower leg sections (motor nos. 1 and. 3) must be moved to their highest or lowest position, too (hand control 16). Contents 112 of 168

113 Electronics Under-bed light Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 E2457 Under-bed light 1 03 SR507 Cheese-head screw M4x SR2010 Hexagonal nut M4, galvanised 2 05 VK-SR2052 Washer 4.3, galvanised 2 06 VK-SR277 Washer Ø10xØ16x1, plastic 2 07 K2290 Connecting cable 500 mm 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 7 Contents 113 of 168

114 Electronics Replacing the under-bed light 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. The under-bed light is mounted on the motor support under the seat section (Fig. 2) 4. Loosen both screws on the holding plate (Fig. 3) 5. Remove the under-bed light (Fig. 4) 6. Open the plug locks at the front and rear (Fig. 5) 7. Unplug both plugs (Fig. 6) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 1 Fig. 4 Fig. 2 Fig. 5 Fig. 3 Fig. 6 Contents 114 of 168

115 Electronics Distribution box Distribution box Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5970 Distribution box 1 02 SR2729 Cheese-head screw M10x35, galvanised 04 SR2728 Hexagonal cap nut M4, galvanised 2 05 SR2699 Blind rivet, aluminium, steel 4.8x11 06 VK-SR2052 Washer Ø4.3, galvanised 2 Only the items shown in the table are available as spare parts! 2 2 Contents 115 of 168

116 Electronics Replacing the distribution box 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) The distribution box is mounted under the seat section (Fig. 2) 3. Loosen the securing clamp (Fig. 3) 4. Remove securing clamp (Fig. 4) 5. Unplug all plugs from the distribution box (Fig. 5) 6. Loosen both cap nuts on the mounting bracket while countering with an Allen key from underneath. Remove the distribution box (Fig. 6) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Contents 116 of 168 Fig. 3 Fig. 6

117 Electronics Replacing the power cable 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. Loosen the union nut on the strain relief (Fig. 2) 4. Push in the locking pin on the control box, pull out the plug (Fig. 3) 5. When reconnecting, ensure that the plug is correctly aligned (Fig. 4) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Fig. 1 Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 3 Contents 117 of 168

118 Electronics Replacing the hand control 1. Tools required (Fig. 1) 2. ATTENTION: The bed must be disconnected from the power supply before starting replacement work! (no Fig.) 3. Loosen the front and rear safeguard of the cable clamp (Fig. 2 and 3) 4. Remove the cable clamp (Fig. 4) 5. Pull the plug of the hand control cable from the HB socket (Fig. 5) 6. When reconnecting, ensure that the plug is correctly aligned (Fig. 6) Reassemble in the reverse order (no Fig.) Please make sure that the plugs are locked into place correctly again! Please note: Plugs and sockets are only splash-proof when the cable clamp is attached. Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Contents 118 of 168 Fig. 3 Fig. 6

119 Head and foot boards The Head and foot boards section contains exploded views and assembly parts lists of the head and foot boards in the corresponding versions as well as the types of design and colours. CONTENTS Head board for Style model, Design S, PS lying surface 120 Foot board for Style model, Design S, PS lying surface 121 Head board for Style model, Design S, MiS lying surface 122 Foot board for Style model, Design S, MiS lying surface 123 Head board for Style model, Design FS, PS lying surface 124 Foot boards for Style model, Design FS, PS lying surface 125 Head board for Style model, Design FS, MiS lying surface 126 Foot board for Style model, Design FS, MiS lying surface 127 Head board for Select model, Design S 128 Foot board for Select model, Design S 129 Head boards for Select model, Design FS 130 Foot board for Select model, Design FS 131 Head/Footboard for model Select, design FS, siderails 53,5 cm 132 Clamps for siderails 43,5 cm 133 Designs and colours 134 Contents 119 of 168

120 Head and foot boards Head board for Style model, Design S (PS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5660* Head board 1 Conversion parts, BG6030 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG6030 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts Contents 120 of 168

121 Head and foot boards Foot board for Style model, Design S (PS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5661* Foot board 1 Conversion parts, BG6030 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG6030 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts Contents 121 of 168

122 Head and foot boards Head board for Style model, Design S (MiS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG * Head board 1 Conversion parts, BG5853 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG5853 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts Contents 122 of 168

123 Head and foot boards Foot board for Style model, Design S (MiS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5703* BG5661* Foot board 1 Conversion parts, BG5853 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG5853 Conversion parts VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 1 Mounting material, BG3417 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 3 Contents 123 of 168

124 Head and foot boards Head board for Style model, Design FS (PS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5643* Head board 1 Conversion parts, BG6031 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG6031 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 1 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 2 3 Contents 124 of 168

125 Head and foot boards Foot board for Style model, Design FS (PS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5642* BG5661* Foot board 1 Conversion parts, BG6031 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG6031 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 1 Mounting material, BG5166 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 2 3 Contents 125 of 168

126 Head and foot boards Head board for Style model, Design FS (MiS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG * Head board 1 Conversion parts, BG5854 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG5854 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 1 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 2 3 Contents 126 of 168

127 Head and foot boards Foot board for Style model, Design FS (MiS lying surface) Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5714* Foot board 1 Conversion parts, BG5854 Item Art. No. Article Qty. 02 BG5854 Conversion parts 1 03 VK-SR374 Chipboard screw 2.5x16t 12 2 Mounting material, BG5166 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 3 Contents 127 of 168

128 Head and foot boards Head board for Select model, Design S Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5300* Head board 1 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 Contents 128 of 168

129 Head and foot boards Foot board for Select model, Design S Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5699* Foot board 1 Mounting material, BG5795 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 Contents 129 of 168

130 Head and foot boards Head board for Select model, Design FS Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5304* Head board 1 Mounting material, BG3416 For the secured attachment of the head board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 Contents 130 of 168

131 Head and foot boards Foot board for Select model, Design FS Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG5704* Foot board* 1 Mounting material, BG6155 For the secured attachment of the foot board this assembly group is required four times. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 Contents 131 of 168

132 Head and foot boards Head and foot board for Select model, Design FS for siderails cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 BG6196 Head/foot section* 1 Fixing material, BG6155 To securely attach the foot section, four of these assemblies are required. * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 Contents 132 of 168

133 Head and foot boards Head and foot board for Select model, Design FS clamps for siderails cm Item Art. No. Article Qty. 01 H4096 Clamping piece, right* 1 02 H4097 Clamping piece, left* 1 03 SR2397 Chipboard screw 2 * Please specify the color code when ordering these parts. 1 2 Contents 133 of 168

134 Head and foot boards Designs and colours Crystal White M32 Havanna Cherry M50 Vanilla M33 Style Oak Brown M51 Design S White Pear Maple M41 Light Oak M65 Altmuehl Beech M42 Medium Oak M66 Steamed Beech M47 Honey Maple M68 Design FS After Eight Maple M48 Wild Cherry M70 Riva Pine White M49 Contents 134 of 168

135 Maintenance The Maintenance section contains information on how to carry out maintenance work. CONTENTS Personnel qualifications 136 Safety instructions 136 Maintenance schedule 137 Contents 135 of 168

136 Maintenance Staff training, safety instructions Personnel qualifications Anyone responsible for carrying out maintenance and servicing must at least have read the safety notes for the respective bed model and be qualified in accordance with the national regulations. To ensure that the beds work properly, the user instructions must always be accessible to the service personnel. Safety instructions The following requirements must be strictly observed during maintenance and technical checks: The room's electrical installations must satisfy the current technical requirements and the bed must be used correctly. The beds are not protected against explosion and must therefore only be maintained in an environment free from inflammable substances and materials. WARNING Always pull out the power plug before carrying out repair work. WARNING Maintenance and repair work may only be carried out after the bed has been disinfected. Contents 136 of 168

137 Maintenance Maintenance schedule The bed requires little maintenance. All movable parts for the height adjustment mechanism, the lying surface motor systems and the side rails are provided with long-lasting lubricant at the factory. It is recommended that the bed is subjected to regular, or at least once a year, technical checks 138 (including visual inspection and functional check) as described in the checklist 171, and any damage uncovered as a result, such as signs of wear and tear, loose screws or breaks/ fractures, be eliminated immediately. After every lengthy period of non-use, technical checks 138 must be carried out. Interval Works to be performed Annually Technical checks 138 After lengthy periods of non-use If necessary Visual inspection and functional check 138 Lubrication of mechanical parts Replacement of the optional battery if defective or upon reaching the end of its service life (3 years) Replacement of wearing parts if defective Wings of the MiS lying surface (if fitted) Spring elements of the MiS lying surface (if fitted) Contents 137 of 168

138 Technical checks The Technical checks section contains all the information needed to carry out the technical check in accordance with MPBetreibV, BGVA3, UVV on hospital and care beds and measurement as per DIN EN Other (e.g. country-specific) specifications have not been included here. This does not absolve the operator from the obligation to observe any such specifications. CONTENTS Visual inspection 139 Functional check of the side rails 140 Functional check of the brakes 141 Functional check of the motors 141 Power connection cable 141 Cabling 141 Housing 141 Mechanical check 141 Checking the grab handle 141 Further accessories 141 Contents 138 of 168

139 Technical checks 1/3 1. Visual inspection Check the frame parts for plastic deformations and/or wear and tear. These include the lower frame, the lifting mechanism, all parts of the lying surface (back, seat, upper leg and lower leg sections, wings and spring elements, if fitted), trapeze bar, trapeze bar holder and castors. 2. Functional check of the side rails The side rails must be checked in accordance with DIN EN Letter Description Dimension A x B The distance between elements within the scope of the SIDE RAIL in its raised/engaged position or of the area formed by the SIDE RAILS and the fixed parts of the BED or ACCESSORIES. Lower edge of the side rail to the upper edge of the lying surface < 120 mm < 60 mm C 1 Distance between HEAD BOARD and SIDE RAIL < 60 mm C 2,3 Distance between divided SIDE RAIL and distance between SIDE RAIL and FOOT BOARD < 60 mm or > 318 mm D Area between SIDE RAIL and MATTRESS 120 mm cone may sink max. 60 mm under the mattress surface without pressure G Height of the upper edges of the SIDE RAILS above the mattress without compression over at least 1/2 of the length of the LYING SURFACE 220 mm Contents 139 of 168

140 Technical control 2/3 Inspection in accordance with DIN EN Check that the locking mechanism for the side rails is working correctly and that there are no visible deformations or signs of wear on the side rails. Check that the prescribed distances are maintained, even when the side rails are placed under load. Contents 140 of 168

141 Technical control 3/3 3. Functional check of the brakes Check the function of the brakes. 4. Functional check of the motors Travel through the full adjustment range of each motor. Look out for any unusual noises, watching the speed, ease of running etc., and check that the Selected function travels in the correct direction. In particular, ensure that the motor switches off automatically when it reaches its terminal position*. 5. Power connection cable Check: the power connection cable, including cable guides, the strain relief, including the kink protection sleeve, the power connection plug for damage. 6. Cabling Check the cable guides and that the plug connectors are correctly seated and do not exhibit any damage. Check the cables for damage. 7. Housing Check all housings (e.g. of the control box) for damage. All screws must be firmly tightened and seals must not exhibit any visible damage. 8. Mechanical check Check the function of the Rastomats by manually moving the lower leg section to the individual positions. 9. Trapeze bar grab handle Check whether the plastic and holding frame of the trapeze bar grab handle exhibit any damage and that the fixing rods on the trapeze bar are intact. The handle of the trapeze bar and fastening strap must be replaced in the following cycles: every 5 years: Trapeze bar grab handle and trapeze bar grab handle with roll function in elderly care service 10. Further accessories Further accessories must always be checked in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. * Please note that the terminal position can vary from bed model to bed model. Please consult the technical specifications for this or, if in doubt, contact our service department. Contents 141 of 168

142 Troubleshooting The Troubleshooting section contains a table of faults for users, together with information on the service points. CONTENTS Table of faults 143 Service points 146 Contents 142 of 168

143 Troubleshooting Table of faults 1/3 The table below contains information on possible problems that users can resolve themselves. Anyone responsible for carrying out maintenance and servicing must at least have read the safety notes for the respective bed model and be qualified in accordance with the national regulations. NOTE Before carrying out any troubleshooting, check that the bed is connected to the power supply (the power plug is in a live socket). WARNING Before carrying out any repair work, ensure that the bed has been disconnected from the power supply. Contents 143 of 168

144 Troubleshooting Table of faults 2/3 Fault Possible cause Troubleshooting Adjustment of the lying surface not functioning The bed cannot be adjusted in height (1) Hand control locked (2) The power plug is not plugged in or there is no power to the socket (3) Battery not functioning (4) Hand control not functioning (1) Hand control not functioning (2) The power plug is not plugged in or there is no power to the socket (3) Battery not functioning (4) Hand control locked (1) Unlock hand control (2) Connect the plug or check the socket (3) Check/Replace battery Check/Replace power cable (4) Unlock hand control or insert plug or replace hand control (1) Unlock hand control or insert plug or replace hand control (2) Connect the plug or check the socket (3) Check/Replace battery Check/Replace power cable (4) Unlock hand control Continued on next page Contents 144 of 168

145 Troubleshooting Table of faults 3/3 Fault Possible cause Troubleshooting Adjustment of the back section not functioning Adjustment of the mechanically adjustable lower leg section not functioning (1) CPR lever jammed (1) Check whether the CPR lever is jammed and correct/replace if necessary (1) Rastomat defective (1) Replace Rastomat Bed not functioning Under-bed light (optional) not functioning Bed not functioning after 2 minutes adjustment (2) Bed is locked electronically (3) Hand control is not connected to the bed or lamp defective (4) Adjustment cycle of 2 minutes exceeded (2) Unlock hand control (3) Connect hand control to the bed or replace lamp (4) Wait for cooling cycle (18 minutes) Contents 145 of 168

146 Troubleshooting Service points If necessary, please seek assistance from the relevant contact at your nearest sales organisation. You will immediately receive all of the information you need about our comprehensive services. Contents 146 of 168

147 Appendix The Appendix section contains the technical specifications and classifications, details on the service life and disposal of the equipment and links to the manufacturers' declarations and forms found in the appendix. CONTENTS Symbols used 148 Technical data (standard design) 150 Classification 152 Type labels 153 Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with MiS lying surface (optional) and roller carriage Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with plastic lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 155 Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and roller carriage Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) 157 Dimension sheets for divided side rails 158 Dimension sheet for continuous side rails 160 Use / disposal 161 Manufacturer's declarations 162 Guidelines, susceptibility to electronic interference 163 Declaration of conformity 170 Form "Technical checks" 171 Form for ordering spare parts 172 List of accessories 173 Requirements for the electronic instructions for use 175 Trademarks 175 Contents 147 of 168

148 Appendix Symbols used 1/2 REF SN Warning symbols Information marked with this symbol must always be read and strictly observed! NOTE warns of potential damage to objects or property. Observe the information in the instructions for use! Manufacturer Model designation Serial number = 230 kg Safe working load 230 kg Direct current Alternating current Protection class II device, insulated Type B application part as per DIN EN The product satisfies the fundamental requirements of Appendix I of EU Directive 93/42/EWG. The product must be disposed of in accordance with EU Directive 2002/96 EC pertaining to old electrical and electronic equipment. +5ºC 30% = 195 kg Maximum permissible weight of the occupant/ patient 195 kg +40ºC 85% Temperature range +5ºC to +40ºC Air humidity 30% to 85% The following logo is country-specific: TÜV SÜD certified (Technical Inspection Association SÜD) 1060 hpa Air pressure 700 hpa to 1060 hpa 700 hpa Contents 148 of 168

149 Appendix Symbols used 2/2 The following symbols can be found on the bed as adhesive labels depending on the equipment and model: Braked bed (Beds with roller carriage 2+4) Do not sit here! (Beds with dynamic bed extension) Unbraked bed Braked bed (Beds with runner carriage 2+2) CPR CPR handle indication (Beds with continuous side rails) Risk of entrapment (Beds with divided side rails) H I Risk of entrapment (Beds with continuous side rails) L Please observe the notes and instructions for use for the mattresses! (All bed models) Contents 149 of 168

150 Appendix Technical data (standard design) 1/2 Dimensions Style Select Height from floor to upper edge of frame approx. 740 mm approx. 740 mm Bed height Bed dimensions (length x width) MiS lying surface with roller carriage 4+2: 25 cm - 80 cm Plastic lying surface with roller carriage 4+2: 20 cm - 75 cm MiS lying surface with runner carriage 2+2: 27 cm - 82 cm Plastic lying surface with runner carriage 2+2: 22 cm - 77 cm approx mm (+ max. 20 mm) x approx mm (Design S) MiS lying surface with roller carriage 4+2: 25 cm - 80 cm HPL lying surface with roller carriage 4+2: 22 cm - 78 cm MiS lying surface with runner carriage 2+2: 27 cm - 82 cm HPL lying surface with runner carriage 2+2: 25 cm - 80 cm approx mm (+ max. 20 mm) x approx. 979 mm (Design FS) Bed weight (depending on equipment) approx. 124 kg kg approx. 127 kg kg Lowermost bed position approx. 235 mm approx. 235 mm Uppermost bed position approx. 790 mm approx. 790 mm Contents 150 of 168

151 Appendix Technical data (standard design) 2/2 Electrical data Line voltage Power consumption Rated frequency Primary fuse Operating time Overload fuse Overcurrent trip Operating temperature Storage temperature Air humidity Air pressure Operating height VAC 270 W 50 Hz / 60 Hz 4.0 A 2/18 min 10% Duty cycle guard 1080As (software) Open bus output, poly switch 0.3 A Common max. 10 A (hardware) + 5 C to + 40 C - 40 C to + 70 C 30 % to 85 % at 30 C - non-condensing 700 hpa to 1060 hpa Maximum 2,000 m above sea level Contents 151 of 168

152 Appendix Classification Protection against electric shock Protection type by housing as per EN Protection class II or device with internal electrical current source IPX4 not suitable for cleaning in automatic washing systems Grouping/Classification as per 93/42/EWG Appendix IX Operating time Technical checks Class I 10 % (2 Min./18 Min.) (operating time maximum 2 minutes / off-time 18 minutes) 1x annually Degree of protection of the applied part against electric shock as per DIN EN Type B Degree of protection against explosive substances and mixtures The bed is not protected against explosion and should not be used in an environment in which flammable anaesthetics or flammable cleaning agents are present. Contents 152 of 168

153 Appendix Type labels Type specifications Measuring values Type specs. 1st line 2nd line Explanation Model designation. In the example: Hospital Bed Model 5384 Kepler ID No. (made up as follows): 5384 = Model 2016 = Year of construction 122 = Production week (calendar week) 0009 = Consecutive number Measuring values 1st line Leakage current In the example: 4,4 µa The type labels are located on the inside of the head panel. Raise the back section to read the type labels. 3rd line Input: mains voltage; mains frequency; power consumption H 4th line 5th line Service life: Maximum uninterrupted operating time of electromotive adjustment. In the example: 2 min/18 min Suitability for automatic washing system. For example: Not for automatic washing system. L I Please observe the notes and instructions for use for the mattresses! The type labels shown on this page are examples. Symbols used 148 Contents 153 of 168

154 Appendix Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with MiS lying surface (optional) and roller carriage 4+2 All dimensions in mm Contents 154 of 168

155 Appendix Dimension sheet for 5384 Style with plastic lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) All dimensions in mm Contents 155 of 168

156 Appendix Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and roller carriage 4+2 All dimensions in mm Contents 156 of 168

157 Appendix Dimension sheet for 5384 Select with MiS lying surface and runner carriage 2+2 (optional) All dimensions in mm Contents 157 of 168

158 Appendix Dimension sheet for divided side rails 1/2 Divided side rails cm (back section) with MiS lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (back section) with HPL lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (upper leg section) with MiS lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (upper leg section) with HPL lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) All dimensions in mm Contents 158 of 168

159 Appendix Dimension sheet for divided side rails 2/2 Divided side rails cm (back section) with MiS lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (back section) with HPL lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (upper leg section) with MiS lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Divided side rails cm (upper leg section) with HPL lying surface (depending on the height of the lying surface elements) Contents 159 of 168

160 Appendix Dimension sheet for continuous rails 1960 / mm All dimensions in mm Contents 160 of 168

161 Appendix Service life / disposal The expected service life of the bed is approx. 10 years. To ensure environmentally responsible disposal after decommissioning, please contact your responsible area sales representative. Contents 161 of 168

162 Appendix Manufacturer's declarations, forms, electronic instructions for use Manufacturer's declarations Table 201 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility ( a) 3)) 163 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility ( a) 6)) 164 Table 204 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility for all devices and systems that are not life-sustaining ( b)) 166 Table Recommended protected distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunications equipment and the bed for devices and systems that are not life-sustaining ( b)) 169 Forms Declaration of conformity 170 Technical checks of Völker hospital and healthcare beds in accordance with German standards and safety regulations MPBetreibV, DGUV, UVV including measurement as per DIN EN Spare part / repair order 172 Electronic instructions for use Requirement for the use of the electronic instructions for use 175 Trade marks 175 Contents 162 of 168

163 Table 201 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility ( a) 3)) The bed is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment as described below. The customer or user of the bed should make sure that it is operated in such an environment. Transmission measurements HF emissions DIN EN Voltage fluctuations / Flicker DIN EN RF emissions CISPR 14 1 Correspondence Class A Conforms Conforms Electromagnetic environment - guideline The bed is suitable for use in all institutions, including residential areas and intended for such that are directly connected to a public mains supply network that also supplies buildings. The bed is not suitable for connection to other equipment. Continued on next page Contents 163 of 168

164 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility ( a) 6)) The bed is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment as described below. The customer or user of the bed should make sure that it is operated in such an environment. Immunity test IEC Testing level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment Guideline Discharge of static electricity (ESD) DIN EN ± 6 kv contact discharge ± 8 kv air discharge ± 6 kv contact discharge ± 8 kv air discharge The ground should be made of wood or concrete and be laid with ceramic tiles. If the ground is covered with synthetic material, the relative air humidity must be at least 30%. Rapid transient electrical disturbance / bursts DIN EN ± 2 kv for voltage supply ± 1 kv for input and output cables ± 2 kv for voltage supply Not applicable The quality of the voltage supply should be commensurate with a typical commercial or hospital environment. Surge voltages DIN EN ± 1 kv series mode voltage ± 2 kv common-mode voltage ± 1 kv series mode voltage Not applicable The quality of the voltage supply should be commensurate with a typical commercial or hospital environment. Continued on next page Contents 164 of 168

165 Immunity test IEC Testing level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment Guideline Voltage dips, shortcircuit interruptions and voltage fluctuations in the supply voltage DIN EN < 5 % U T (> 95 % voltage peaks in U T ) for 0.5 cycles 40 % U T (60 % dip in U T ) for 5 cycles 70 % U T (30 % dip in U T ) for 25 cycles < 5 % U T (> 95 % voltage peaks in U T ) for 0.5 cycles 40 % U T (60 % dip in U T ) for 5 cycles 70 % U T (30 % dip in UT ) for 25 cycles The quality of the voltage supply should be commensurate with a typical commercial or hospital environment. If the user requires continued functioning of the bed when interruptions in the power supply occur, it is recommended that the bed be powered by an uninterruptible power supply or a battery. Magnetic field at supply frequency (50/60 Hz) DIN EN < 5 % U T (> 95 % dip in U T ) for 5 seconds < 5 % U T (> 95 % dip in U T ) for 5 seconds 3 A/m 3 A/m Magnetic fields at mains frequency should correspond to the typical values present in commercial and hospital environments. Remark 1: U T is the mains AC voltage before the testing level is applied. Continued on next page Contents 165 of 168

166 Table 204 Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration Electromagnetic compatibility for all devices and systems that are not life-sustaining ( b)) The bed is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment as described below. The customer or user of the bed should make sure that it is operated in such an environment. Immunity test IEC Testing level Conformity level Electromagnetic environment Guideline Conducted HF disturbances DIN EN Vrms 150 khz to 80 MHz 3 V Continued on next page Contents 166 of 168

167 Immunity test Radiated HF disturbances DIN EN V/m IEC Testing level 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz Conformity level Electromagnetic environment Guideline 3 V/m Portable and mobile radio equipment should not be used any closer to the bed or its cables than the recommended protective distance which is calculated based on the equation applicable for the transmission frequency. Recommended protective distance d = 1.17 P d = 1.17 P d = 2.33 P 150 khz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz Where P is the rated output of the transmitter in Watts (W) as specified by the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended protected distance in metres (m). The field strength of stationary radio transmitters should be less than the conformity level b at all frequencies as verified by an on-site test a. Disturbance is possible in the environment of equipment which bears the adjacent label. Contents 167 of 168

168 Remark 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies. Remark 2: These guidelines may not be applicable in all cases. The propagation of electromagnetic variables is affected by the absorptions and reflections of buildings, objects and persons. a The field strength of stationary transmitters, such as base stations of cordless telephones and mobile land radio, amateur radio stations, AM and FM radio and TV stations cannot be quantified in theory in advance accurately. To determine the electromagnetic environment in relation to a stationary transmitter, a study of the site should be considered. If the measured field strength at the site where the bed is used exceeds the conformity levels given above, the bed should be observed to ensure that it functions correctly. If unusual function characteristics are observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as a modified alignment or another location of the bed. b In the frequency range from 150 khz to 80 MHz, the field strength should be less than 3 V/m. Contents 168 of 168

169 Table 206 Recommended protected distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunications equipment and the bed for devices and systems that are not life-sustaining ( b)) The bed is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which HF disturbances are controlled. The customer or user of the bed can help to avoid electromagnetic disturbances by respecting the minimum distance between the portable and mobile HF telecommunications equipment (transmitters) and the bed. The recommended minimum distance d is dependent on the maximum power output of the communications equipment (see below). Nominal output of the transmitter W Protective distance corresponding to frequency of transmitter m 150 khz to 80 MHz d = 1.17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d = 1.17 P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz d = 2.33 P For transmitters whose maximum rated output is not specified in the table above, the recommended protected distance d in metres (m) can be calculated using the equation in the column that features P as the maximum power output of the transmitter in Watts (W) as defined by the transmitter manufacturer. Remark 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies. Remark 2: These guidelines may not be applicable in all cases. The propagation of electromagnetic variables is affected by the absorptions and reflections of buildings, objects and persons. Contents 169 of 168

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173 Appendix Available accessories for the Style and Select models 1/2 Item number Designation Model Style Select PZP-3060 Trapeze bar with grab handle (consists of trapeze bar BG6182 and grab handle KT ) PZP-3060/2 Trapeze bar with grab handle incl. roll function (consists of trapeze bar BG6182 and grab handle KT ) PZK-969/2 Rail infill panel - PZK-969/3 Rail infill panel - PZP-3070 Rail infill panel holder - PZP-965 Holder for one pair of crutches (S Design only) PZP-3055/2 Infusion holder for trapeze bar PZP-3057 Drip stand in conjunction with BG5728 PZP-5084 Assembly set for lamp or drip stand (adapter) PZP-3059 Rail infill panel cover - PZK-940/3 Urine bottle basket for ISO standard rail * PZP-3056 C 2.0 Protective side rail pads for divided side rails 34 cm height - PZP Protective side rail cover for continuous side rails - PZK-1040/2 Urine bottle basket with holder for seat section - PZP-3068 Wall protector wheels PZP-2052 S Tray - PLHE01 Light white (only in conjunction with adapter PZP-5084) PLHE02 Light aluminium (only in conjunction with adapter PZP-5084) PLME01EU Light white (only in conjunction with adapter PZP-5084) PLME02EU Light aluminium (only in conjunction with PZP-5084) PAMALIA02 Light LED (only in conjunction with adapter PZP-5084) * = Only available in conjunction with 4+2 roller carriage Contents 173 of 168

174 Appendix Available accessories for the Style and Select models 2/2 The server shown here is recommended: We furthermore recommend the following Liko patient lifters: RT-985 Golvo 8000 Uno 102 Liko M220 Sabina 200 Golvo 8008 Liko M230 Golvo 8008 Low base CAUTION Care staff must monitor the correct positioning of the patient lifter and the server. Contents 174 of 168