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Operational Instruction

Power and Battery Operation

The electronics system of the Tri-Flex II bed operates

from a low voltage power supply located under the head

of the bed. This control system also includes a battery

back up system to continue operation of the bed in the

event of AC mains failure or during transport. The back

up battery will provide the opportunity for several ad-

justments for patient comfort during power outage or

transport but is not intended for extended use. If the

patient must remain in the bed for an extended power

outage it is recommended that the patient be removed

from the bed.

Trendelenberg Function

To access the Trendelenberg position press and hold

the third Up or Down buttons on the hand pendant to tilt

or reverse the bed as needed.

Bed Elevation (Hi-Lo)

Press and hold the fourth Up or Down buttons on the

hand pendant to raise or lower the bed as desired.

Foot (Up-Down)

Press and hold the second Up or Down buttons on

the hand pendant to raise or lower the foot as de-

sired.

Head Elevation

Press and hold the top Up or Down buttons on the hand pendant to raise or lower the head of the bed as

desired. Maximum head elevation is 60 degrees (see figure 3).

I.V. Poles

If needed, I.V. support poles can be attached to each corner of the bed base frame.

Side Rail Width and Height Adjustments

To attach the side rails to the bed, you must insert the side rail support frame into the horizontal tubes

under the bed. Retract the stop pin by hand until you can pass the frame at least 2" into the bed gatch.

Release the stop pin and continue to insert the support frame to the desired width. To adjust the width,

retract the stop pin and slide the support frame to the in or out position.

To remove the siderail support frame, slowly pull the frame out until it fully engages the stop pin. Manually

retract the stop pin and continue to remove the arm. Normally, the siderail support frame should not be

completely removed for anything other than setup or maintenance.

WARNING: Be sure to fully reengage the stop pin when adjusting the width of the bed. Failure to do

so could result in serious injury and or equipment damage.

WARNING: To maximize the full scope of UL-60601, this bed is intended for patient use in ONLY the

MAXIMUM WIDTH CONFIGURATION. Within the current standard, patient and caregivers are safely

removed from pinch points and moving components which could cause harm. Configurations other

than described reduce the distance to these points which could result in severe personal injury or

equipment damage.

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