4Healthcare 4H860 Chapel Trolley User Manual
- June 13, 2024
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User Instruction Manual
4H860 Chapel Trolley 
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This product has been designed to be a multi-role trolley. It reduces the
amount of manual handling required to move a casket and provides a platform
for the casket to be viewed in a Chapel.
The High/Low and Casket brake are powered by a 24V electrical system with a
rechargeable battery.
The High/Low and Casket braking features are operated via an InfraRed cordless
handset and a cable connected handset.
Braking is provided by a foot operated floor brake.
The Chapel Trolley also comes with a two-piece removable skirt which surrounds
the trolley. This provides an aesthetically pleasing look when the trolley is
used in the Chapel viewing role.
SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Load: 250kg
Platform Height
High: 890mm
Low: 490mm
Overall Dimensions (low height setting)
Width: 1210mm
Height: 500mm
Depth: 520mm
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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InfraRed handset
When operating the electronic features with this handset make sure to point it towards the center of the trolley as best as possible. This will insure the trolley operates smoothly. The working range is up to 5m.
The top two toggle switches operate the functions. Top switch operates the casket brake and the bottom switch operates the High/Low function. See figure 1
The handset is powered by three ‘AAA’ sized batteries. -
Cable connected handset
This is generally used as a back-up handset if the IR handset has been lost or if the batteries need replacing. This handset is also used when the unit needs to be re- activated after the main battery has been removed for charging. The top switches operate the casket brake and the bottom switches operate the High/Low. See figure 2
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High/Low function (Raising & Lowering the platform)
Raising Platform: Press the UP button until desired height is reached. Lowering Platform: Press the down button until desired height is reached. -
Casket brake function
To apply the brake, press the BRAKE ON button until a two-tone beep is heard. To turn off the brake press the BRAKE OFF button until the casket is lowered onto the rollers and can be moved along the platform. -
Floor brake
The floor brake is positioned in the middle of the trolley, there is one on each side.
To apply the brake use your foot and push down on the black and yellow pad until it locks down into position. See figure 3.
To release the floor brake push down on one of the plates either side of the black and yellow pad. See figure 4.
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Removing the main battery for charging.
The battery needs to be removed from the trolley and placed on a wall charging unit. The battery is located at one end of the trolley, raise the skirt to locate it. Remove one section of the skirt that covers the battery to make it easier for removal. See figure 5.1
Use one hand to support the battery and the other to locate the retaining clip. Release the clip and slide out the battery. See figure 5.2 & 5.3
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Charging the main battery
The trolley is supplied with a battery charger on a mounting bracket. This should be secured in a cool, dry place with access to a 240V power point. Mount the wall charger securely to a wall.
Itis recommended to charge the battery when the trolley in not in use. The battery can be left on the charger overnight.
Place the battery onto the wall charging unit and make sure the retainer clip locates onto the bracket. Check that the charger power supply and the charge light is on.
When the battery is fully charged the charge light will turn green. This process from a flat battery generally takes 4Hrs. See figure 6.1 & 6.2
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Fitting main battery to trolley
Hold the battery in the middle with one hand and with the other hand hold the retaining clip end. Slide the battery onto the bracket and pull the retaining clip open, then engage the battery into the box and release the clip. See figure 7.1 & 7.2
NOTE: THE ELECTRICS MUST BE RE-ACTIVATED BEFORE USE.
To do this grab the cable connected handset and press the BRAKE ON button once. The IR handset will then be ready to use. See figure 7.3
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Emergency stop button
The red button is located on the box next to the main battery. When pressed it will shut down the electronics. To re-activate the system, turn the button a % clockwise and it will spring out. Wait 5 seconds and press any button on the cable connected handset, this will re-activate the system. See figure 8.1 & 8.2
NOTE: YOU MUST WAIT 5 SECONDS BEFORE PRESSING THE BUTTONS ON THE CABLE CONNECTED HANDEST.
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Fitting skirt to trolley
The skirt comes in two pieces, find the center of the platform by using the center roller as a guide. Grab one skirt and start in the center and press the Velcro into the frame. See figure 9.1
Pull the skirt tight as you move it along the frame so there are no creases. Work your way along to the other side. Repeat the same process with the second piece but this time overlap the start with the first one. See figure 9.2, 9.3, 9.4 & 9.5
FAULT FINDING
FAULT
IR handset does not operate the electrics: check items below
- Check that the main battery is fitted and the electrics have been activated as per instructions in section 8.
- The emergency button has not been pressed in. Rotate button clockwise, if button spring out re-activate as per instructions in section 9.
- Check that the blue light comes on at the end of the handset when a button is pressed. If no light comes on it indicates that the batteries in the handset are flat and need changing. Three AAA’s required. See image below
- Check that the switch in the end of the handset is in the correct position. See image below.
Both handsets do not operate the electrics and when the buttons are pressed a continuous beep sound is made.
- The electrical system needs to be reset. Remove the main battery and then follow the instructions in section 8.
CLEANING
The trolley can be cleaned with a mild detergent using a soft cloth or sponge.
Avoid spraying water directly into the electrical components.
The skirt can be machined washed on a delicate cycle and air dry, do not
tumble dry.
MAINTENANCE
Daily
- Visually check the trolley for any signs of damage.
- Check that the handset and electrical features work correctly
- Check castors roll freely
- Check Floor Lock operates correctly
Weekly
- Charge battery if not done daily as part of the routine
Annually
- Check all fasteners, fixings and electrical components
SPARE PARTS
Parts Supplied; Chapel Trolley IR Handset
Battery Wall Charging Unit Skirt
Revision: IR
Date: 14 August 2017 Distributor
EVOCARE AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED
A.BN. 98 078 566 604
Trading as EVOCARE and L&M EQUIPMENT
P.0. Box 1144, Stafford Qld. 4053
Ph: 07 33558000 Fax: 07 3355 5043
Website: http://www.evocare.com.au
Emai: sales@evocare.com.au
workshop@evocare.com.au
warehouse@evocare.com.au
accounts@evocare.com.au
6 Welsh Place Lansdale WA 6065 Tel: (08) 9302 4757 Fax: (08) 9302 4524
Website:www.4healthcare.com.au
Email:customerservice@4healthcare.com.au
ABN 51 156 666 161
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