INVACARE ORCA Bath Lift User Manual

INVACARE ORCA Bath Lift

Product Information

Specifications

• Dimensions and weight: Not specified
• Intended Use: Bath lift
• Main Parts of the Product: Not specified
• Charging Battery: Yes
• Controlling Bath Lift: Yes
• Transportability: Yes

Product Usage Instructions

Section 2: Safety

1. Safety Information : Before using the product, it is important to read and understand the safety information provided in the user manual. This includes important guidelines and precautions to ensure the safe use of the bath lift.

2. Safety Information on Electromagnetic Compatibility:
   This section provides information on the electromagnetic compatibility of the product, ensuring that it does not interfere with other electronic devices.

3. Labels and Symbols on Product:
   The user manual provides detailed information about the labels and symbols found on the bath lift, helping users understand their meanings and importance for safe operation.

Section 3: Product Overview

1. Intended Use:
   This section explains that the product is a bath lift, designed to assist users with getting in and out of the bathtub safely.

2. Main Parts of the Product:
   The user manual does not provide specific information about the main parts of the bath lift. Please refer to the product itself for a detailed description of its components.

Section 4: Setup

1. Safety Information:
   This section provides important safety information to consider during the setup process of the bath lift.

2. Setting up Bath Lift:
   Detailed instructions are provided on how to set up the bath lift for use, including installation and adjustment procedures.

3. Charging Battery:
   This section explains how to charge the battery of the bath lift, ensuring that it is always ready for use.

Section 5: Usage

1. Safety Information:
   Important safety information is provided for the usage of the bath lift, including guidelines for safe operation and precautions to prevent accidents.

2. Controlling Bath Lift:
   Instructions are provided on how to control the bath lift, including information about the buttons or controls used to operate it.

3. Bathing:
   This section provides guidance on how to safely use the bath lift during bathing, ensuring the user’s comfort and safety.

Section 6: Transport

1. Safety Information:
   Important safety information is provided regarding the transportation of the bath lift.

2. Removing Bath Lift:
   Detailed instructions are given on how to safely remove the bath lift from the bathtub after use or for transportation purposes.

Section 8: After Use

1. Storage:
   This section provides guidance on how to properly store the bath lift when it is not in use, ensuring its longevity and performance.

2. Reconditioning:
   Instructions are provided on how to recondition the bath lift if needed, ensuring its optimal functionality over time.

3. Disposal :
   This section explains the proper disposal methods for the bath lift, including any environmental considerations.

Section 9: Troubleshooting

1. Identifying and Repairing Faults:
   This section provides guidance on how to identify and troubleshoot any faults or issues that may arise with the bath lift, helping users resolve problems effectively.

Section 10: Technical Data

1. Dimensions and weight:
   The user manual does not provide specific information about the dimensions and weight of the bath lift. Please refer to the product itself for these details.

2. Electronic Data:
   The user manual does not provide specific electronic data about the bath lift. Please refer to the product itself for any technical specifications.

3. Materials:
   The user manual does not provide specific information about the materials used in the construction of the bath lift. Please refer to the product itself for this information.

4. Environmental Parameters:
   The user manual does not provide specific environmental parameters for the bath lift. Please refer to the product itself for any environmental considerations.

FAQ

• Q: What is the intended use of the bath lift?
  A: The bath lift is designed to assist users with getting in and out of the bathtub safely.

• Q: How do I charge the battery of the bath lift?
  A: To charge the battery, please follow the instructions provided in section 4.3 of the user manual.

• Q: How do I control the bath lift?
  A: Instructions on how to control the bath lift can be found in section 5.2 of the user manual.

• Q: How do I transport the bath lift?
  A: Detailed instructions on how to transport the bath lift can be found in section 6.2 of the user manual.

• Q: How should I store the bath lift when not in use?
  A: Guidelines on how to properly store the bath lift can be found in section 8.1 of the user manual.

• Q: What should I do if I encounter any faults or issues with the bath lift?
  A: Section 9.1 of the user manual provides guidance on identifying and repairing faults or issues that may arise with the bath lift.

This manual MUST be given to the user of the product. BEFORE using this product, this manual MUST be read and saved for future reference.

General

Introduction

• This user manual contains important information about the handling of the product. To ensure safety when using the product, read the user manual carefully and follow the safety instructions.
• Only use this product if you have read and understood this manual. Seek additional advice from a healthcare professional who is familiar with your medical condition and clarify any questions regarding the correct use and necessary adjustment with the healthcare professional.
• Note that there may be sections in this document, which are not relevant to your product, since this document applies to all available models (on the date of printing). If not otherwise stated, each section in this document refers to all models of the product.
• The models and configurations available in your country can be found in the country-specific sales documents.
• Invacare reserves the right to alter product specifications without further notice.
• Before reading this document, make sure you have the latest version. You find the latest version as a PDF on the Invacare website.
• If you find that the font size in the printed document is difficult to read, you can download the PDF version from the website. The PDF can then be scaled on screen to a font size that is more comfortable for you.
• For more information about the product, for example product safety notices and product recalls, contact your Invacare distributor. See addresses at the end of this document.
• In case of a serious incident with the product, you should inform the manufacturer and the competent authority in your country.

Symbols in This Manual
Symbols and signal words are used in this manual and apply to hazards or unsafe practices which could result in personal injury or property damage. See the information below for definitions of the signal words.

• WARNING
  Indicates a hazardous situation that could result in serious injury or death if it is not avoided.

• CAUTION
  Indicates a hazardous situation that could result in minor or slight injury if it is not avoided.

• NOTICE
  Indicates a hazardous situation that could result in damage to property if it is not avoided.

• Tips and Recommendations
  Gives useful tips, recommendations and information for efficient, trouble-free use.

Other Symbols

• UK Responsible Person
  Indicates if a product is not manufactured in the UK.

• Triman
  Indicates recycling and sorting rules (only relevant for France).

Warranty

• We provide a manufacturer’s warranty for the product in accordance with our General Terms and Conditions of Business in the respective countries. Warranty claims can only be made through the provider from whom the appliance was obtained.
• Covers and suction cups are excluded from this warranty.

Compliance

• Quality is fundamental to the company’s operation, working within the disciplines of ISO 13485.
• This product features the CE mark, in compliance with the Medical Device Regulation 2017/745 Class I.
• This product features the UKCA mark, in compliance with Part II UK MDR 2002 (as amended) Class I.
• We are continuously working towards ensuring that the company’s impact on the environment, locally and globally, is reduced to a minimum.
• We only use REACH compliant materials and components.
• We comply with the current environmental legislations WEEE and RoHS.

Product-Specific Standards

• The product meets the requirements of the standard ISO 10535 (Hoists for the transfer of disabled persons).
• For further information about local standards and regulations, contact your local Invacare representative.

Service Life

• The expected service life of this product is five years when used daily and in accordance with the safety instructions, maintenance intervals and correct use, stated in this manual.
• The effective service life can vary according to frequency and intensity of use.

Limitation of Liability
Invacare accepts no liability for damage arising from:

• Non-compliance with the user manual
• Incorrect use
• Natural wear and tear
• Incorrect assembly or set-up by the purchaser or a third party
• Technical modifications
• Unauthorised modifications and/or use of unsuitable spare parts

Safety

Safety Information
WARNING! Risk of Serious Injury or Damage
Improper use of this product may cause injury or damage.

• If you are unable to understand the warnings, cautions or instructions, contact a health care professional or provider before attempting to use this equipment.
• Do not use this product or any available optional equipment without first completely reading and understanding these instructions and any additional instructional material.

WARNING! Risk of injury

• Do not use if defective.
• In the event of a malfunction, contact your provider immediately.
• Do not make any unauthorized changes or alterations to the product.
• Never stand on the bath lift to get into or out of the bathtub, do not use it for climbing or descending, as a lifting platform or for any similar purpose.

WARNING!

• Before first use, clean the product thoroughly.
• Before every use, check the product for damage and ensure that it is securely assembled.

CAUTION! Risk of Injury
Non-original or wrong parts may affect the function and safety of the product.

• Only use original parts for the product in use.
• Due to regional differences, refer to your local Invacare catalogue or website for available options or contact your Invacare distributor.

Safety Information on Electromagnetic Compatibility

WARNING! Risk of Malfunction

• Electromagnetic interference may cause improper operation.
• Do not use this product adjacent to or stacked with other electrical equipment. If such use is necessary this product and the other equipment must be closely observed to verify that they are operating normally.

WARNING! Risk of Malfunction due to Electromagnetic Interference

• Electromagnetic interference between this product and other electrical equipment can occur and disturb the electrical adjustment functions of this product. To prevent, reduce or eliminate such electromagnetic interference:
  • Only use original cables, accessories and spare parts, to not increase electromagnetic emission or reduce electromagnetic immunity of this product.
  • Do not use portable radio frequency (RF) communications equipment closer than 30 cm to any part of this product (including cables).
  • Do not use this product near active high-frequency surgical equipment and the RF shielded room of a system for magnetic resonance imaging, where the intensity of electromagnetic disturbances is high.
  • If disturbances occur, increase the distance between this product and the other equipment or switch it off.
• We are not aware of any risk when using products like a cardiac pacemaker.
• Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration relating to electromagnetic emission and immunity are available on request from Invacare in your country.

Labels and Symbols on Product Identification Label
The identification label (printed in blue) contains important information:

• A Manufacturer and Manufacturer address
• B Maximum user weight
• C Type B applied part
• D Interval of use (continuous operation of the engine is not allowed): max. 2 minutes continuous use followed by a 18 minute break
• E WEEE Conformity
• F Date of manufacture
• G Type of protection
• H Medical device
• I Product weight
• J European Conformity
• K UK Conformity Assessed
• L Serial number
• M Unique Device Identifier
• N Reference number
• O Read user manual
• P Nominal voltage/ rated power, see 10 Technical Data, page 26
• Q Product designation

The identification label is applied to the back of the backrest.

Other labels on the product
Label (white symbol on blue background) indicates position where the user needs to push down the backrest during upfolding, refer to 4 Setup, page 11.

Product Overview

Intended Use

• Aquatec ORCA, ORCA F and ORCA XL are battery powered bath lifts, providing an aid to enter or go out from a bathtub.
• It is composed of a seat plate (with side flaps integrated) with anti-slip surface and a remote control controlling the seat to go up or down. ORCA and ORCA XL have a rigid backrest that can be lowered. ORCA F has a fixed backrest. Several components like seat- and backrest covers are optionally available.

Intended Users
Users are any person with restricted or limited mobility. If used without an assistant, the users must be able to keep their own balance.
Indications

• Restricted or limited mobility (e.g. legs and/or hips) or
• having balance issue to stand up or walk due to transitional or permanent disabilities.

There are no contraindications known when using the product as intended. For the maximum user weight, see 10 Technical Data, page 26.

Main Parts of the Product
The following components are included within the scope of delivery:

Hand Control and Charger

Seat

Backrest

Setup

Safety Information
Risk of Damage

• Check all parts for transport damage and check before usage. Contact your provider if required.
• Ensure during assembly that the parts are positioned correctly with respect to one another.
• It is recommended to wash the covers before first use, refer to 7.2 Cleaning and Disinfection, page 21.

Setting up Bath Lift

WARNING! Risk of Slipping
The bath lift can slip if the suction cups do not have a proper hold.

• Clean the bathtub and the suction cups with a damp cloth before setting up the bath lift.
• Do not change the position of the bath lift in the bathtub once it is set up.

WARNING! Risk of Injury and Damage!

• Only set up the bath lift in bathtubs that comply with the specifications of the following table.
• If a lateral overflow is present in the bathtub, use the optional special side flaps.

1. 580 – 690 mm or 750 – 1000 mm with special side flaps (optional)
2. (with height adapter max. + 60 mm)

Risk of Damage

• Ensure that the suction cups are mounted properly.
• Ensure that the battery in the hand control is charged.
• When lifting bath lift components, remember to correctly assess the weights, refer to 10.1 Dimensions and weight, page 26.
  • If a handrail is mounted at the inside of the bathtub, use the optional side flap diverters.

1. Put rear suction cup with threaded bolt A on sleeve nut B and screw it in. Screw as far as the suction cup fits the orientation on the graphic.

2. Put toggle A through keyhole bore C and place it in the corresponding recess. Feed head of suction cup B through bore C and pull the suction cup forwards. Fix suction cup with red lid D.

3. Place the seat B on the bottom of the empty bathtub. Ensure that the spindle foot retainer C is pointing towards the end of the bathtub opposite the drain A.
   Fold the side flaps of the seat outwards. NOTICE!

4. Ensure that the side flaps are folded outwards before placing the backrest onto the seat.

5. Place the backrest A (without the hand control) onto the seat so that the hooks B of the backrest fit into the hinges C of the seat plate D. Risk of Damage Damage to the product caused by the spindle foot slipping out.

6. Make sure that the spindle is fully retracted and the spindle foot is level and not twisted, before folding up the backrest.

7. Once the backrest is folded up, ensure that the spindle foot is in the spindle foot retainer.

8. Push down the backrest onto the seat plate at the position of the label A with one hand in order to engage the hooks into the hinges.

9. While still pushing down the backrest slightly as described in step 6, hold the backrest at the center of the head end B and carefully fold up the backrest into the end position. Risk of Damage Damage to the product due to incorrect assembly of the backrest.

10. Make sure that both hooks B of the backrest engage into the hinges C of the seat plate.

11. Make sure that the backrest is folded up to the end position without exerting force and noticeable resistance. The end position is indicated in the following graphic.

12. To connect the hand control A with the bath lift, plug the jack socket with the unlocking sleeve C to the jack plug D until the locking mechanism engages noticeably.

13. To connect the hand control A with the bath lift, plug the jack socket with the unlocking sleeve C to the jack plug D until the locking mechanism engages noticeably.

Risk of Damage

• Make sure that the backrest doesn’t touch the bathtub edge.
• Place the bath lift further forwards in the bathtub, if necessary. To place the bath lift further forwards in the bathtub lower the bath lift to the bottom, loosen the suction cups and then move the bath lift.

Charging Battery
The bath lift cannot be used when the battery is charging.

WARNING! Risk of Electric Shock

• Only recharge the battery in dry rooms at room temperature (15 °C to 25 °C) and never in the bathroom.

Risk of Damage

• Only use the charger supplied to charge the battery in the hand control.
• Only connect the charger to the mains supply when the hand control is connected to the charger.
• Make sure that the voltage specifications shown on the charger correspond to those of the mains supply.

1. Insert the jack plug F of the charger C into the jack socket E on the spiral cable D of the hand control A until it engages.

2.  Insert the mains plug B of the charger into a power socket.
   The red indicator lamp G on the hand control extinguishes when the battery is sufficiently charged for next use. It is not possible to overcharge the battery.

3. Disconnect the charger from the power socket.

4. Pull the jack plug of the charger out of the jack socket of the hand control.

Usage

Safety Information

CAUTION! Risk of Injury or Damage

• Moisture may penetrate into a damaged hand control, which could lead to a short circuit and fire.
• Always perform a visual inspection of the product for external damage before each use.
• If the housing of the hand control is damaged or shows cracks, do not use the hand control.

CAUTION! Risk of Pinching

• Do not insert fingers into the guide between the seat plate and the backrest.
• Do not grab under the seat plate or between the lifting scissors.

Risk of Damage
Overloading the bath lift can lead to damage to the device or prevent lifting.

• Do not overload the bath lift and observe the specifications on the identification label or refer to 10 Technical Data, page 26 with regard to its load capacity.
• Recharge the battery regularly, refer to 4.3 Charging Battery in 4 Setup, page 11.
• For more information about the operating conditions, refer to 10.4 Environmental Parameters, page 27.

Controlling Bath Lift
The bath lift can be moved in the following directions:

• The bath lift is controlled via the hand control, either by the user or an assistant.

With a fully charged battery, the ORCA and ORCA F can perform 5 bathing operations with a load of 140 kg. The ORCA XL can perform 4 bathing operations with a load of 170 kg.

• A Emergency stop button
• B Up button
• C Hand control
• D Down button
• E Indicator lamp

Risk of Damage

• The hand control may only be used when the backrest is properly installed and in the upright position.

If the battery in the hand control C is not sufficiently charged, the indicator lamp E lights up red when the Down button D is pressed. In this case, the lowering function of the bath lift is disabled. You can however still raise the lift.

Recharge the battery immediately after raising the bath lift.

Raising Bath Lift
If the backrest is lowered, it will move into the upright position first (not on model ORCA F)

1. Press the Up button B on the hand control and keep it pressed.
   The backrest moves into the upright position or the seat moves upwards.

2. Release the Up button on the hand control.
   The bath lift stops in the current position.

Lowering Bath Lift
If the seat is already lowered, the backrest lowers towards the rear (not on model ORCA F).

1. Press the Down button D on the hand control and keep it pressed.
   The seat moves downwards or the backrest tilts to the rear.

2. Release the Down button on the hand control.
   The bath lift stops in the current position.

Emergency Stop Button

• Risk of Damage Only press the emergency stop button A if the device does not stop immediately when the Up or Down button is released (e.g. if a button jams). The bath lift stops moving immediately and the indicator lamp on the hand control lights up.
• If the lifter no longer responds when pressing the Up or Down buttons after releasing the emergency stop button, the error has not been corrected. The device is not ready for use and must be repaired, for example, in case of an electronic damage.

Contact your provider, if necessary.

Bathing

WARNING! Risk of Slipping
The bath lift can slip if the suction cups do not have a proper hold.

• Before using the bath lift ensure that it is securely positioned and cannot tip over.
• Ensure that the bath lift is set up in a bathtub with the correct dimensions, refer to 4.2 Setting up Bath Lift, page 11.

WARNING! Risk of Injury

• If your condition means that you cannot take a bath on your own, only use the device with supervision.
• If operating the device without supervision, make sure to have an alarm system or telephone within reach in case of unforeseen events (e.g. malfunctions).

Risk of Damage

• Bath oils or salts can impair the performance of the lifting scissors.
• If using such bath additives, do not exceed the recommended dose.

Run the unloaded lift once to the top and then back to the bottom (function test).

1. Press and hold the Up button until the seat is level with the edge of the bathtub.

2. Make sure that the side flaps are level with the seat and rest flat on the edge of the bathtub (initial position).

3. Fill the bathtub with water.

4. Sit on the side flap nearest to you as you would on a chair.

5. Slide backwards until you are sitting in the middle of the seat.

6. Turn yourself into the bathing position, by lifting one leg and then the other over the edge of the bathtub.

7. Once you are sitting correctly, press and hold the Down button to lower the seat into the bathtub.

8. Once the seat has reached the lowest position, it is possible to recline the backrest by continuing to hold the Down button. This produces a more comfortable bathing position and allows you to immerse yourself deeper in the bath water (not on model ORCA F).

9. Keep the Down button pressed until the backrest has reached the desired position.
   To get out of the bathtub, follow these steps in reverse order.

10. To raise the backrest or the bath lift, press and hold the Up button until the seat is at the same level with the bathtub edge.

Risk of Damage

• Disconnect the hand control from the device when the bath lift is not in use, refer to 6.2 Removing Bath Lift, page 19, step 3.

Transport

Safety Information

Risk of Damage

• Refer to the storage and shipping conditions in chapter 10.4 Environmental Parameters, page 27.
• The backrest is not locked on the seat when it is folded and can come apart.
• Do not remove the suction cups when transporting the bath lift.

Base frame with seat plate and backrest can be disassembled for transport.

Removing Bath Lift

1. Let the water out of the bathtub.

2.  Lower the bath lift using the Down button until the backrest stops in the lowered end position, refer to 5.2 Controlling Bath Lift, page 16.

3. Unlock the jack socket on the spiral cable of the hand control by pushing up the unlocking sleeve and pull it off the jack plug.

4. Hold the backrest at the head end and slowly fold the backrest forwards to the end position. Risk of Damage

5. Do not fold the backrest down if water is in the bathtub.

6. Before folding the backrest down, ensure that the backrest is completely in the lowered position.

7. When folding the backrest down, ensure that the spiral cable of the hand control does not become trapped.

8. Pull the backrest up off the seat and out of the bathtub.

9. Fold the side flaps of the seat inwards.

10. Release the rear suction cups A simultaneously by pulling up on the protruding tabs B.

11. Lift the rear of the seat slightly. This releases the front suction cups.
    If the height adapters have been installed (optional), you also have to pull the tabs of the front suction cups to release them.

12. Take the base frame with seat plate out of the bathtub.

Maintenance

Servicing and Inspection

• The UK Health and Safety Executive‘s Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), require any equipment that is used in the workplace (e.g.
  by a paid carer) to lift a load be subject to safety inspection on a six monthly basis. Please refer to the HSE web site for guidance www.hse.gov.uk. Link to HSE information document on LOLER in Health and Social Care: http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/hsis4.pdf

• If the cleaning and safety notices are observed, the product is maintenance free.

  • Risk of Damage  The hand control may only be opened by the manufacturer of the bath lift.

1. Check the product regularly for damage and to ensure that it is securely assembled.
2.  In the event of damage and/or necessary repairs, contact the provider immediately.
3. The bath lift must be checked by an authorized provider before every re-use. It is recommended to check the bath lift after 24 months at the latest (in accordance with DIN EN ISO 10535).
4. If the bath lift is not used for a prolonged period, charge the battery completely and then raise and lower the bath lift 3 times without load. Repeat this process every 3 months. This helps to maintain the service life of the battery.

Cleaning and Disinfection

General Safety Information

CAUTION! Risk of Contamination
Take precautions for yourself and use appropriate protective equipment.

NOTICE!
Wrong fluids or methods can harm or damage the product.

• All cleaning agents and disinfectants used must be effective, compatible with one another and must protect the materials they are used to clean.
• Never use corrosive fluids (alkalines, acid etc.) or abrasive cleaning agents. We recommend an ordinary household cleaning agent such as dishwashing liquid.
• Never use a solvent (cellulose thinner, acetone etc.) that changes the structure of the plastic or dissolves the attached labels.

For cleaning and disinfection in clinical or long-term care environments, follow your in-house procedures.

Cleaning Intervals

NOTICE! Regular cleaning and disinfection enhance smooth operation, increases the service life and prevents contamination.

Clean and disinfect the product:

• regularly while in use,
• before and after any service procedure,
• when it has been in contact with any body fluids,
• before using it for a new user.

Cleaning Instructions
Cleaning Seat and Backrest

CAUTION! Risk of Pinching

• Be especially careful when cleaning in the area of the lifting scissors, as they may move and cause injury.
  • Risk of Damage
  • Never use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the backrest.

1. Wash the product using a cloth or a brush.
2. Rinse the product with warm water.
3. Dry the product with a cloth.
4. Lightly grease the guide for the sliding surface (refer to Fig. 3.2, callout H in chapter 3.2 Main Parts of the Product, page 9 ) using Vaseline.

Cleaning Covers (Optional)
It is recommended to wash the covers before first use. For hygienic reasons it is recommended to clean the covers regularly and exchange the covers yearly.

1. Unbutton the covers from the seat and backrest.
2. Wash the covers in a washing machine at max. 60 °C using a mild detergent.

Risk of Damage

• Washing at high temperatures can cause damage or shrinkage to the cover.
• Do not dry covers in the tumble dryer.

Cleaning Charger and Hand Control

WARNING!
Risk of Electric Shock

• Always disconnect the plug from the power socket before cleaning the charger.
• Never insert objects made of conductive material (e.g. knitting needles, metal pins) into the jack socket of the hand control.
• Never use a wet or damp cloth to clean the charger.

CAUTION! Risk of Electric Shock and Product Damage

• Switch off the device and disconnect from mains, if applicable.
• When cleaning electronic components consider their protection class regarding water ingress.
• Make sure that no water splashes to the plug or the wall outlet.
• Do not touch the power socket with wet hands.

1. Clean the charger with a dry cloth.
2. Clean the hand control with a damp cloth.
3. Dry the hand control with a cloth.

Disinfection Instructions

• Method: Follow the application notes for the used disinfectant and wipe-disinfect all accessible surfaces.
• Disinfectant: Ordinary household disinfectant. Drying: Allow the product to air-dry.

After Use

Storage
Risk of Damage

• Do not store the product near heat sources.
• Do not store battery near naked flames.
• Do not expose the product to direct sunlight.
• Refer to the storage and shipping conditions in section 10.4 Environmental Parameters, page 27.

Reconditioning

• This product is suitable for reuse. To recondition the product for a new user, carry out the following actions:
  • Inspection
  • Cleaning and disinfection
• For detailed information, see 7 Maintenance, page 21 and the service manual for this product.
• Make sure that the user manual is handed over with the product.
• If any damage or malfunction is detected, do not reuse the product.

Disposal

• WARNING!
  • Environmental Hazard
  • Device contains batteries.
  • This product may contain substances that could be harmful to the environment if disposed of in places (landfills) that are not appropriate according to legislation.
• DO NOT dispose of batteries in normal household waste.
• DO NOT throw batteries into a fire.
• Batteries MUST be taken to a proper disposal site. The return is required by law and free of charge.
• Only dispose of discharged batteries.
• Cover terminals of lithium batteries prior to disposal.
• For information on the battery type see battery label or chapter 10 Technical Data, page 26.

Be environmentally responsible and recycle this product through your recycling facility at its end of life.
Disassemble the product and its components, so the different materials can be separated and recycled individually.
The disposal and recycling of used products and packaging must comply with the laws and regulations for waste handling in each country. Contact your local waste management company for information.

Troubleshooting

Identifying and Repairing Faults
The following table provides information on malfunctions and their possible causes. If you cannot correct the malfunction using the remedies named, please contact your provider directly.

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Battery is flat.| Recharge the battery completely, → 4.3 Charging Battery, page 14.
Contacts are dirty.| Clean the plug on the backrest.
Cable is crushed/damaged.| Replace the hand control, → contact your provider.
The lift can be raised but not lowered.| Low-voltage protection is activated.| Recharge the battery completely, → 4.3 Charging Battery, page 14.
The lift stops while being raised.| Excessive load.| Observe maximum load, → 10.1 Dimensions and weight, page 26.
The bath lift is not adhering securely to the bathtub.| Suction cups are old or damaged.| Replace the suction cups, → contact your provider.
Battery is not charging and the red indicator light flashes during charging| Faulty electronics.| Have your authorized provider check the hand control.
Faulty battery.| Replace the hand control, → contact your provider.
Faulty charger.| Have your authorized provider check the charger.
Battery is too hot.| Keep away the hand control from heat sources. Charging continues automatically once the temperature drops to the permissible limits.

Technical Data

Dimensions and weight

170 kg

Total weight without hand control (ORCA) (ORCA F)

(ORCA XL)

| 10,8 kg

11,4 kg

11,6 kg

Seat weight (ORCA) (ORCA F)

(ORCA XL)

| 6,6 kg

7,2 kg

7,4 kg

Backrest weight

(ORCA / ORCA F / ORCA XL)

| 4,2 kg

10.2 Electronic Data

10.95 V DC /

10.8 V DC

Rated input power 1)| 44 VA / 43 VA
Rated current| 4 A
Battery type| Lithium-ion
Charger input| 100 – 240 V AC,

50 – 60 Hz

Charger output| 24 V DC,

135 mA, 3 VA

Charge time from low-voltage warning| approx. 4.5 h
Type of protection, drive| IP X6 W 2)
Type of protection, hand control| IP 67 3)
Type of protection, entire device| IP X6 4)
Sound power level| 52 dB(A)

The actuator does not switch off when product is overloaded. Do not overload the bath lift to avoid damages.

1. 11.1 V DC / 44 VA valid when using hand controls with voltage 11.1 V, indicated on the back of the hand control. 10.95 V DC / 44 VA valid when using hand controls with voltage 10.95 V, indicated on the back of the hand control. 10.8 V DC / 43 VA valid when using hand controls with voltage 10.8 V, indicated on the back of the hand control.
2. Protected against the penetration of water in the event of strong jets of water, tested under stipulated weather conditions.
3. Dust-proof and protected against the penetration of water during temporary immersion.
4. Protected against the penetration of water in the event of strong jets of water.

Materials

All materials used are corrosion resistant and latex free.

Environmental Parameters

Operating conditions

Ambient temperature| 10 – 40 °C
Relative humidity| 15 % – 93 %, non-condensing
Atmospheric pressure| 795 – 1060 hPa
Storage and shipping conditions
Ambient temperature| 0 – 40 °C
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Relative humidity| 30 % – 75 %, non-condensing
Atmospheric pressure| 795 – 1060 hPa

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