HUMAN CARE HeliQ Fixed Overhead Lift User Guide

HUMAN CARE HeliQ Fixed Overhead Lift

Important! This quick reference guide does not replace the user manual which can be downloaded at www.humancaregroup.com. Read all instructions before use!

Components

1. Connector for Rail Roller
2. Lift Belt
3. Secondary Panel
4. Emergency Stop Belt
5. Hand Control (IPX7)
6. Mounting Pins

Secondary Panel Functions

1. Status Indicator Light
2. Power On/Off
3. Raise Lift
4. Lower Lift
5. Emergency Lowering

Status Indicator Lights

• Flashing Green
  On/Ready for Use
  Full Battery

• Flashing Yellow
  On/Ready for Use
  Battery Level Normal

• Flashing Red
  On/Ready for Use
  Low Battery
  Charge Battery Warning

• Constant Green
  Lift in Use

• Constant Red
  Safety Catch Engaged
  Troubleshooting!

• Constant Yellow
  Lift Charging
  Functions Blocked

• Flashing Green/Yellow
  Service Warning
  Perform Inspection

• Flashing Red/Yellow
  Service Passed
  Battery Low

Important! This overhead lift has been designed and tested for indoor use with one patient at a time. This product must not be immersed in water. Read all instructions for full product information!

Hand Control Functions

1. Off/On Button
2. Up Button
3. Down Button
4. Emergency Lowering
5. USB-C and Charge Port For Power Traverse only:
6. Alarm Button
7. Lift backwards
8. Lift forwards

Charging the Lift

Flashing Red – Charge lift immediately!

1. Connect charger plug to handset.
2. Connect plug to charger and insert plug into wall to charge. The charger must only be connected to an earthed socket.
   Note: If the emergency stop is activated, the lift will not charge!
   Important! The lift can only be used with a Human Care charger and must be disconnected to use the lift.

Models: 55100H, 55110H, 55120H
(PT) 55130H, 55140H, 55150H Human Care HC AB. All Rights Reserved.

Using the lift

Emergency Stop Activation Pull red belt to activate.
Emergency De-Activation Push up activation button (1) located at top of emergency stop belt.

Important! Emergency lowering must only be used in emergency situations. There will be a 3 second delay.

1. Using Hand Control: Press down button (3) and secondary panel emergency lowering button (5) at the same time.
2. Secondary Panel: Press down button (4) and emergency lowering (5) at the same time.

Suspending the lift
The lift is mounted directly to the rail roller which is located in the rail. Do not use any distance straps. Remove lock pins holding bolts in place. Remove bolts and line up holes in rail with holes in rail roller. Replace bolts through holes and secure in place with pins. To detach, reverse process.

Important! The belt must remain taut while being fed into the lift.

Hanger bar
Lower the lift strap to a comfortable working height. Connect hanger bar to lift by hooking hanger bar diagonally from beneath the lift strap.

Slings
Use hand control to position hanger bar directly above patient. Attach head sling loops to carry bar first, then leg straps.

Proper lifting techniques
Do not use the hanger bar to move the patient and the lift. Do not hold onto the hooks while performing a lift. Once the patient is comfortably secured in sling, raise lift, hold sling and position/move patient.

General Care

• Charge lift every night.
• Disinfect with DuPont TM Virkon®.
• Do not immerse in water.
• Wipe down with slightly dampened drying cloth.
• Never use strong detergents on lift.
• Activate emergency stop when not in use.
• Important! Do not use strap to transport! If lift is removed from ceiling mount, it must always be stored or moved in a horizontal position. Rest on cart to move.

Inspection

Annual Inspection – The lift must be inspected at least once per year by a qualified technician certified by Human Care. Replace lift belt at a minimum every second year as a preventative action.

Monthly Inspection – Check lift belts for damage or wear. Feed entire length to ensure proper functioning.

Daily Inspection – Always inspect the lift for visible signs of damage before use. Ensure the lift is correctly mounted on the distance strap or rail roller. Always check slings and belts for signs of wear before use. Do not use if wear evident.

Troubleshooting

• If the indicator light is not on, check the following:
  • Mains switch is on
  • Batteries are fully discharged – charge or replace
  • Emergency stop button is not activated
• If the indicator light is flashing, check the following:
  • Hand control button does not function up/down when depressed (replace if necessary)
  • When pressing up, the lift is not already in its maximum upper position (lower with down button) – When pressing down, the lift is not already in its maximum lower position (raise with up button)
• If the indicator light is constant red:
  • The lift motor is overheated – allow to cool
  • The lift is overloaded – lower using emergency lowering button
• If the indicator light is constant yellow:
  • Charging in progress
• If the indicator changes to flashing red:
  • The batteries need charging, patient may be lifted a few more times

99586, EN, Rev 06, Quick Reference Guide, HeliQ, January 2022

HeliQ, HeliQ PT 150kg, 220kg, 300kg

References

• Safe Patient Handling Products and Walking Aids - Human Care

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