PARAMOUNT BED KB-116EG Bassinet Cart Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- PARAMOUNT BED
Table of Contents
- PARAMOUNT BED KB-116EG Bassinet Cart
- Preface
- INTENDED USE
- SPECIFICATIONS
- PART NAMES
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- INSTALLATION
- UNPACKING AND CHECKINGPARTS
- DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS
- OPERATION
- SUITABLE PRODUCT
- DAILY MAINTENANCE
- REGULAR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
- LONG-TERM STORAGE
- AFTER-SALES SERVICE
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
PARAMOUNT BED KB-116EG Bassinet Cart
Preface
Thank you for purchasing the Bassinet Cart (hereinafter referred to as the
cart).
This instruction manual describes precautions and how to safely use and
operate the cart.
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To ensure safe and proper use of the product, be sure to read this instruction manual before use.
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After reading this instruction manual, store it in a place that can be easily accessed for later reference.
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Users and/or patients are requested to report information about any serious incident related to this equipment that occurs within the EU to the manufacturer and the regulating authority of the member country of residence.
‘Serious incident’ means any incident that directly or indirectly led, might have led or might lead to any of the following:- a) the death of a patient, user or other person.
- b) the temporary or permanent serious deterioration of a patient’s, user’s or other person’s state of health.
- c) a serious public health threat.
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Some of the descriptions in this instruction manual may differ from the product you have purchased due to model refinements.
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Values in the specification such as working range, dimensions, angles and mass are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances. Besides some exemptions, display purpose words such as “approximately”, “about” etc. are omitted.
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For any queries, please feel free to directly contact Paramount Bed or your distributor.
INTENDED USE
- This cart is a hospital bassinet that is designed to be used for caring for and supporting newborns and newborn patients in medical institutions, and providing newborns with comfort, quality care, and efficient treatment.
- For details of the patient target groups, the intended users and the clinical benefits, see “2 SPECIFICATIONS” p.1.
- For details of the contra-indications, see “PROHIBITED”
- Frequently used functions: Adjusting the inclination of the basket, adjusting the height of the basket.
SPECIFICATIONS
Product name| Bassinet cart| Bassinet cart
(with height adjustable function)
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Japan Medical Device Registration Number| 12B1X10020000102| 12B1X10020000103
Model No.| KB-115EG| KB-116EG
Dimensions| 530 mm × 862 mm × 920 mm (Width × Length × Height)| 530 mm × 862
mm × 810 mm to 1060 mm (Width × Length × Height)
Product weight| 17 kg| 22 kg
Inclination angle| 0°to 12°
Operating principles| Manual operated incline mechanism of newborn support
basket, using a free lock gas spring
Materials
| Plastic basket| ABS resin
Mattress| Padding: Urethane foam, External cover: Polyester
Basket holder grip Leg cover basket| Polypropylene
Hand-rest cover| –| Ethylene-propylene rubber
Lever end| Ethylene-propylene rubber
Name holder| Holder: Polypropylene and Ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer
Sucker: styrene-ethylene-butylene-styrene block copolymer
Frame| Made of steel, electrocoating/powder coating
Support bar| Aluminum/alumite treatment
Caster diameter| 100 mm double wheel caster with stopper
Load capacity| Plastic basket: 7 kgf (68.6 N), Leg pocket (one side): 3 kgf
(29.4 N)
Service life| 8 years (based on Paramount data), excluding consumable items
such as casters
Patient target groups| Infant weighting 7 kg or less
Intended users| Health care workers
Suitable product| Shade Cover (KB-P118SE)
Weight for each part
Main unit (without height adjustable function)| 15 kg
Main unit (with height adjustable function)| 20 kg
Plastic basket (include Mattress & Name Holder)| 2 kg
Environmental conditions
| Range
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■ When transported stored| ■ When in use
Temperature| -10℃ to 50℃| 10℃ to 40℃
Humidity| 30%RH to 90%RH| 30%RH to 75%RH
Air pressure| 700hPa to 1060hPa| 700hPa to 1060hPa
Note: The size of name card is under A6 (105 mm x 148 mm)
Classification and Standards
The cart is designed and manufactured according to the following equipment
classification and standards. Safety standards applied; IEC60601-1:2005 +
A1:2012
EN60601-1:2006 + A1:2013
Classification as medical device in Europe: Class I
Equipment no suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anaesthetic
mixture.
Essential performance: Supporting newborn infants.
Clinical benefit:
- Newborn comfort
- Quality newborn care and efficient care provision
PART NAMES
- This illustration uses the KB-116EG model for explanation. The KB-115EG does not have the Hi-low lever and Hand-rest cover.
Safety label A Safety label B
< Safety label>
- Precautions requiring special attention by persons using the cart are described on labels that are affixed on the foot side of the plastic basket and the top of the leg cover basket. Do not remove or deface any labels.
- If a safety label is removed or defaced, replace with a new one obtained from Paramount Bed or your distributor.
< Applied part>
Part of ME EQUIPMENT that in normal use necessarily comes into physical
contact with the patient for ME EQUIPMENT to perform its function.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could cause death
or serious injury (broken bones, pressure, or paralysis).
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Do not use the cart for purposes other than those for which it is intended.
- Do not use for a purpose such as a handrail or walker. The cart could fall over, resulting in injury, or it could be damaged or deformed.
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Do not put hands on the cart, lean against it or hang things on the cart.
- Sudden movement of the cart could cause injury due to falling.
- The cart could be deformed or damaged.
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Do not put your foot on or get on the leg cover basket.
- The cart could fall over, resulting in injury, or it could be damaged or deformed.
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When operating the bed, separate the cart from the bed.
- Bed operation may interfere with the cart and the cart could overturn, causing injury.
- When the base frame or casters of the cart are caught under the bed, the cart could overturn, causing injury or the cart could be damaged or deformed.
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When operating the cart, be careful not to bump against surrounding equipment.
- The cart could fall over, possibly causing injury.
- The cart could be damaged or deformed.
- Equipment cables could get caught, causing a broken wire or the equipment could be damaged or deformed.
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Do not use the cart on a slope or a place with steps.
- The cart could fall over, resulting in injury, or it could be damaged or deformed.
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Depending on the surrounding situation, pay close attention when moving the cart over a bump or track, and when moving up or down a slope.
- The cart could fall due to stumbling over a bump, getting caught in the tracks of an elevator, etc., or losing balance on a slope, causing injury.
- Depending on the situation, to prevent the cart falling down, take appropriate measures such as having two or more people work together to move the cart.
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When transferring the cart, hold the basket holder grip.
- If you hold the plastic basket to transfer the cart, the plastic basket could come off and topple over, possibly causing injury to the infant, or the plastic basket could be damaged or deformed.
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Do not lift the cart while an infant is in the cart.
- The cart could fall over, possibly causing injury.
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When operating the inclination lever or Hi-low lever, use one hand to grasp and support the basket holder grip to prevent a sudden change in the basket
angle and height. (Height adjustment is available only with the KB-116EG.)- A sudden change in the cart angle or height could impact the infant, causing injury.
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Do not put hands on or lean against the holder grip if the cart is inclined.
- The cart could suddenly become horizontal and could impact the infant, causing injury.
WARNING Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could cause death or serious injury (broken bones, pressure, or paralysis).
- The cart could suddenly become horizontal and could impact the infant, causing injury.
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Place the plastic basket horizontally on the basket holder frame.
- If the plastic basket is placed in an unstable orientation, such as being inclined, the basket could fall, causing injury.
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When placing the plastic basket, pay attention to the cart orientation.
- Place the plastic basket with the higher rim at the side of the holder grip where the head end seal is affixed. If the basket is placed in reverse orientation, the head of the infant is lowered when the basket is inclined, possibly causing injury.
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Pay attention to the orientation of the infant when placing the infant in the cart.
- The head of the infant must be at the side indicated by the head end seal. If the infant is laid in the cart in reverse orientation, the head of the infant is lowered when the cart is inclined, possibly causing injury.
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When the cart is not being moved, lock the casters.
- Lock all four casters at all times, except when moving the cart. A sudden movement of the cart could cause injury due to falling.
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Do not leave the cart if there is fluid on it.
- If fluid (blood, drug solution, water, etc.) is adhering to or spills on the cart, wipe off with a dry cloth immediately and do not leave it. There is a risk of transmission of infectious disease and the cart could be damaged or deformed.
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Be careful when handling gas springs.
- Gas springs are used for inclination and height adjustment of the cart. If you attempt to disassemble or incinerate the product, the product could explode and gas could spray out, possibly causing injury. (Height adjustment is only available with the KB-116EG.)
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Pay attention to the slip stopper rubber status (see page 11).
- When the surface of the slip stopper rubber has deteriorated, the stopper effect is lost and the plastic basket could slip, possibly causing injury. If the slip stopper effect has deteriorated, request replacement.
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For additional products directly attached to the cart such as Shade Cover, use compatible products specified by Paramount Bed.
- The use of products other than the specified compatible products or products from other companies could create unintended gaps, cause interference between products, or reduce stability, resulting in injury or failure of the cart.
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Do not use the product near thermal appliances (heaters, etc.) or in a location exposed to direct sunlight.
- Doing so could cause the cart to be damaged or deformed, or it could even catch fire.
WARNING Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could cause death or serious injury (broken bones, pressure, or paralysis).
- Doing so could cause the cart to be damaged or deformed, or it could even catch fire.
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Inspect the cart regularly (see page 13).
- The product exhibits wear and deterioration according to the frequency and conditions of use. Regularly inspect for loose parts, the operation of movable parts of the cart, and the presence of damage. The use of the cart in worn/deteriorated condition may result in unexpected injury.
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The cart damaged in accidents must be inspected and repaired.
- The cart damaged in earthquakes, fires, floods or other incidents must be inspected and repaired by Paramount Bed or your distributor.
PROHIBITED Indicates prohibited actions.
- The cart damaged in earthquakes, fires, floods or other incidents must be inspected and repaired by Paramount Bed or your distributor.
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Do not put an infant or object exceeding the following weights on the cart, or hang objects on the cart.
- The cart could fall over, resulting in injury, or it could be damaged or deformed.
- Plastic basket: 7 kgf
- Leg pocket (one side): 3kgf
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Do not place the infant lying facedown.
- Lying facedown for a long time could lead to suffocation.
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The cart should not be used by two or more infants.
- This bed is designed for use by one infant. When used by two or more infants, the cart could be damaged, resulting in injury.
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Do not use the cart on a slippery floor.
- Do not use the cart on a dusty or watery floor or a floor made of slippery material. The cart could fall over,resulting in injury, or it could be damaged or deformed.
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Do not repair or modify the product or its components by yourself.
- Doing so could cause unexpected injury or damage.
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Do not use a malfunctioning or damaged product.
- In case of product failure or damage, stop using immediately and request repair.
< About mattress>
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Never use the mattress if the cover (External cover・Internal cover) or padding is stained.
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There is a risk of transmission of infectious disease by dirt or blood stains.
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If dirt or blood stains are left as is, they can infiltrate into the padding, possibly causing infectious disease.
If dirt or blood gets on the surface, immediately wipe it off. -
When the cover (External cover・Internal cover) or padding is stained, perform maintenance according to DAILY MAINTENANCE on page 11.
CAUTION Indicates that improper handling by ignoring this indication could cause light personal injury (bruises, scratches, or cuts) or property damage.
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When using the cart, pay attention to the impact of protrusions of the cart such as the end of products or parts.
- There is a risk of injury.
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Do not lift the cart by holding the basket holder grip.
- Doing so could damage the cart. To lift the cart, hold the base frame.
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During transportation, if you need to lift the cart due to a bump, do not hold the leg cover basket.
- Holding the leg cover basket to lift the cart could deform or damage the cart, causing injury. To lift the cart, hold the base frame.
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Do not apply spray-type insecticide directly on the cart.
- There is a risk that solvents in insecticide could damage, discolor, or dissolve casters or other resin parts of the cart. Further, damaged or dissolved parts could cause accidental injury.
- In particular, be careful that the slip stopper rubber could become ineffective.
< About mattress>
- Do not directly put items having a cooling function such as an ice pack or refrigerant on the mattress.
- If the mattress is exposed to a sudden temperature change, condensation could occur inside. The cover (External cover・Internal cover) or padding could deteriorate due to condensation.
- Do not strongly pull or grab the cover (External cover・Internal cover) or padding.
- Doing so could damage the cover or padding.
- Be careful about the fastener top.
- There is a risk of injury due to grazing of the hands or feet.
- Close the fastener top of the External cover as much as it can be closed and do not use while the fastener is opened.
- Doing so could damage the cover, padding or plastic basket.
INSTALLATION
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To avoid possible malfunctions, do not install the bed in the following locations.
- Locations expose to direct sunlight
- Locations near heat sources such as a stove or heater
- Location which is heavily electrically charged such as near an MRI.
- Location that has a high oxygen level
- Locations exposed to excessive amounts of water vapor or oil vapor
- Location that tend to be exposed to high temperatures, high humidity, low temperatures or dry conditions
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The optimum ambient conditions for the bed are as follows.
Temperature 10°C to 40°C / Humidity 30%RH to 75%RH / Atmospheric pressure 700hPa to 1060hPa.* Locations with large amount of dust, smoke, salt, sulfur, or corrosive substances * Locations with poor ventilation * Locations exposed to vibrations or shocks (including during transportation) * Locations where the floor is not strong enough * Locations where the floor is not level
UNPACKING AND CHECKINGPARTS
After unpacking the product, check that there are no missing or damaged parts. If any parts are missing or damaged, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact Information” on page 14).
* This illustration uses the KB-116EG model for explanation.
DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS
Symbol | Description |
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**** | l CE mark |
**** | l See the instruction manual |
**** | **** |
l Load Capacity
| l Head End
| l Refer to the instruction manual to wipe.
| l Do not put your foot on or get on the leg cover basket.
| l Do not grip the leg cover basket when you lift the cart up.
| l When operating the cart, make sure it not to hit an equipment.
| l Load Capacity Plastic basket :7kg
Leg pocket (one side):3kg
| l When operating the Inclination lever and Hi-low lever, do not release
your hand until the operation you are performing is completed.
| l Total weight including load capacity
****| l Manufacturer
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It may be called “Legal Manufacturer” or “Brand Owner” etc.
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This symbol is not applicable in the country of origin.
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l Date of manufacture
| l Country of manufacture (Made in Japan)
l Manufacturing site
- In the country of origin, the site acts as the manufacturer.
l Date of manufacture (YYYY-MM-DD)
| l Medical Device
(This product is a medical device in Europe, and may be a medical device in some countries and regions depending on their regulations.)
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l Lot number
Symbol | Description |
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**** | l Do not put hands on or grab the plastic basket. |
l Place the plastic bracket horizontally on the basket holder grip. | |
**** | l The liquid temperature must not exceed 40°C. |
l The washing machine can be used in gentle mode.
****| l The liquid temperature must not exceed 40°C.
l The washing machine can be used in delicate mode.
****| l Bleaching is allowed using oxygen-based bleaching agent.
l Bleaching is not allowed using chlorine bleaching agent.
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l Bleaching is not allowed.
| l Tumble drying after washing in a washing machine is not allowed.
| l Hanging to dry in the shade is recommended.
****| l The bottom surface temperature must not exceed 110°C.
l Ironing without steam is possible.
| l Ironing is not allowed.
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l Dry cleaning is not allowed.
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l Wet cleaning is not allowed.
| l Total weight including load capacity
| l Authorized representative in the European Community
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l Serial number
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l Model number
****| l Unique Device Identifier
This is a 2D Code (GS1 DataMatrix) that encodes the UDI (Unique Device Identifier) required by the Unique Device Identification System designed to adequately identify devices through distribution and use.
OPERATION
< Attach the name holder>
- Pay attention to the following points to attach the name holder so that suction power is not weakened.
- The suction cup is placed on a flat surface of the plastic basket.
- Wipe off stains from the surface of the suction cup and the surface of the plastic basket and press the suction cup so it attaches.
- Attach the name holder in a location that is not within reach of the infant.
- If the suction cup comes off and the name holder has fallen, put it back on the plastic basket again.
WARNING
- When operating the inclination lever or Hi-low lever, use one hand to grab and support the basket holder grip to prevent a sudden change in the cart angle and height. A sudden change in the cart angle or height could impact the infant, causing injury. (Height adjustment is only available with the KB-116EG.)
- When lines or cables are used, be careful when adjusting the angle or height. Lines or cables could come off, causing injury to the infant. (Height adjustment is only available with the KB-116EG.)
< Angle adjustment method>
- By pulling the inclination lever located at the head end of the cart, the cart angle raises automatically. Use one hand to grasp the basket holder grip to support it, then pull up the inclination lever to adjust the angle*1 to the desired angle. When you release the lever, the angle is fixed at that position.
- To lower the cart inclination angle, grasp the basketholder grip to support it, then pull up the inclination lever and push downward.
< Height adjustment method: KB-116EG only>
- Pulling up the Hi-low lever allows you to change the cart height. Use one hand to grasp the basket holder grip to support it and then pull up the Hi-low lever to adjust the cart height *2 to the desired height. When you release the Hi-low lever, the angle is fixed at that position.
- To lower the cart height, grasp the basket holder grip to support it, then pull up the Hi-low lever and push downward.
< Caster operation>
- When the pedal is pushed down, both the rotation and swivel functions are in a locked state. The casters will not rotate or swivel when casters are locked.
- When the pedal is pushed up, the lock on both the rotation and swivel functions is released. The casters rotate or swivel when casters are unlocked.
NOTE
- Make sure that casters do not rotate or swivel when casters are locked.
- Make sure that casters rotate or swivel when casters are unlocked.
WARNING
Lock all four casters at all times, except when moving the cart. Sudden
movement of the cart could cause injury due to falling.
CAUTION
Do not forcibly move the cart when casters are locked. Doing so could damage
the cart or casters could scratch the floor.
SUITABLE PRODUCT
WARNING
- Use additional product after confirming that the combination of additional products is correct. Using an incorrect combination of additional products may cause injury or damage the product. The model number of each additional product is written on the cardboard box and on the product ID label.
- The model number on the product ID label is indicated as B***. Example: BP118SE indicates KB-P118SE.
- The label description may differ from the above for some products. For any queries, contact us (see “Contact Information” on page 14).
- Follow the instructions described in the instruction manual for the respective additional product. Incorrect attachment could cause the products to contact each other and fall, causing unexpected injury, or the products could be damaged or deformed.
Shade Cover (KB-P118SE)
Used to adjust the brightness. Note: In the illustration, the shade cover is
attached to the cart.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
< Main unit, plastic basket, name holder>
Note: For parts names, see page 7.
- To remove dirt from parts
- Complete steps (1) to (3) listed below.
- Wipe off parts using a soft cloth soaked in a neutral cleaning solution lightly diluted with water that has been wrung out to remove excess fluid.
- Wring out as much moisture from the cloth as possible and then wipe up any remaining cleaning solution residue.
- Use a dry cloth to thoroughly wipe away any leftover moisture.
- If oil or dust is adhering on the slip stopper rubber surface of the basket holder frame, you must wipe it off to clean the surface.
- Disinfecting parts
- Use one of the cleaning solutions listed below at the specified concentrations, making sure to follow the instructions in the manual or other materials available for the cleaning solution.
- 76.9% – 81.4%: ethanol for disinfection
- Up to 0.2%: benzalkonium chloride
- Up to 0.2%: benzethonium chloride
- Up to 0.05%: chlorhexidine gluconate
- Up to 1.0%: sodium hypochlorite
WARNING
Pay attention to the slip stopper rubber status. When the surface of the slip
stopper rubber has deteriorated, the stopper effect is lost and the plastic
basket could slip, possibly causing injury. If the slip stopper effect has
deteriorated, request replacement.
CAUTION
- Do not use volatile cleaning fluids (such as paint thinner, benzene or gasoline) and cresol. Discoloration or deterioration could result.
- Do not use cleaning solutions with the product other than those listed above. Discoloration or deterioration could result.
- Thoroughly wipe off parts with a damp cloth after using a neutral cleaning solution. Not doing so could cause resin parts to crack.
- When cleaning the cart, be careful about corners and the edge of the frame and screw parts. There is a risk of injury to the hand.
The product cannot be used with an ozone sterilizer, an autoclave, etc.
- Additional products
- Be sure to read the instruction manual for each additional product.
< Mattress>
The following precautions should be noted if the mattress becomes stained or a different person will use the cart and it is necessary to wash the mattress.
CAUTION
- When the mattress gets wet, dry thoroughly before use.
- When washing the mattress, clean the external cover and padding separately. Not doing so could cause the external cover to wind around the padding, damaging it.
- Washing conditions vary greatly depending on the manufacturer and model of the washing machine used. The mattress may be deformed or damaged due to structural and property differences in washing conditions, such as the water temperature, drum diameter, and the number of rotations. Do not use a deformed or damaged mattress. If you notice that the mattress is deformed or damaged after washing, do not use the same washing conditions in future.
- Do not use an autoclave or ozone sterilizer. Doing so could deform or damage the mattress.
- To iron the external cover, remove the external cover from the padding.
< Cleaning the external cover>
- Completely unzip the fastener of the external cover and remove the padding and internal cover.
- Follow the instructions in the following images.
- We recommend that the external cover be cleaned by hand. However, if a washing machine is used, always put the cover in a commercially available cleaning net.
- Do not use a fluorescent brightener.
- When using centrifugal dehydration, lower the number of rotations and make sure that there is no deformation or damage of the external cover after dehydration.
- Do not use the external cover if it is deformed or damaged.
< Padding>
- Do not remove the internal cover (white mesh cover) when washing the padding.
- Follow the instructions in the following images.
- If a washing machine is used, always put the cover in a commercially available cleaning net (with small mesh).
- Do not use a fluorescent brightener.
- Avoid immersing the padding in water for a long period of time.
- To use centrifugal dehydration, lower the number of rotations and make sure that there is no deformation or damage of the external cover after dehydration.
- Do not use the padding if it is deformed or damaged.
- Do not use a dryer or dry in direct sunlight.
- Completely dry, otherwise mold may occur.
REGULAR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
< REGULAR INSPECTION>
- For safety in use, inspect the product regularly, at least once a year. The product exhibits wear and deterioration according to the frequency and conditions of use. Inspect for loose parts, the operation of moving parts on the cart, and the presence of damage regularly. When an irregularity has been noticed or when a detailed inspection is desired, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact Information” on page 14).
Inspection items | There must be no damage or deformation. |
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There must not be any loose on screws.
It must be possible to adjust angle and height smoothly.
The casters must not rotate or swivel when the casters are locked.
The casters must rotate or swivel when the casters are unlocked.
There must not be any peeling of labels, and the text must be legible.
There must be no detached parts.
There must be no deterioration in the effect of the slip stopper rubber
There must be no significant deterioration or alteration in the slip stopper
rubber
< MAINTENANCE>
- If height adjustment is difficult or there is abnormal sound
If it becomes difficult to adjust the basket height or there are abnormal sounds, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor.
LONG-TERM STORAGE
- The following precautions should be observed when the cart will not be in use for an extended period of time.
*< Main unit, plastic basket, name holder> Note:** For parts names, see page 7.
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When storing the cart, remove the plastic basket (including the name holder) from the main unit and store them.
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Do not place any objects on the cart.
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Store the cart in a low-dust environment that is not subject to extreme temperatures or humidity.
Store the cart at a temperature between -10°C to 50°C and humidity between 30%RH and 90%RH and air pressure between 700hPa and 1060hPa. -
Store the cart on a flat location with all four casters locked.
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Store the cart with the name card removed from the name holder.
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Store the card with the name holder removed from the plastic basket.
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Keep the instruction manual in a safe place so that it does not become lost.
< Mattress>
- Do not pile up or otherwise place materials on the mattress.
- Avoid storing the cart in a location exposed to high temperatures or humidity, or dusty locations. Note: The padding may be discolored but there is no problem in product performance.
Note: After storing the mattress for a long time, if you notice a urethane smell, leave the mattress in a shaded area exposed to a good breeze for about one day. This will help to eliminate most odors.
CART DISPOSAL
- When the Bassinet Cart has reached the end of its usable life, discard it according to local standards.
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
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When requesting repair
For repair, contact Paramount Bed or your distributor (see “Contact Information” as shown below).-
Details necessary when requesting repair
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Product name, model number, product ID label number (affixed to the back of the basket holder section pipe: see PART NAMES)
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Date of purchase
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Details of damage or error (as much detail as possible)
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Organization name, your name, address, and phone number
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During the warranty period
Repairs are provided free of charge based on the descriptions on the warranty card. In some cases, you may be charged for repairs even during the warranty period. -
After the warranty has expired
Products that can be repaired will be accepted for repair upon request, at your expense.
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Minimum part retention period
The minimum retention period of service functional parts (required to maintain the original function of the product) is six years after discontinuation of manufacturing. -
Questions regarding after-sales service
For any queries, please feel free to contact Paramount Bed or your distributor.
Contact Information
For any queries, contact to the address or telephone number listed below or your distributor.
For other contact information, please visit the website.
Website : http://www.paramount.co.jp/english/
Location in Japan (Manufacturer)
PARAMOUNT BED CO., LTD.
14-5, 2-chome, Higashisuna, Koto-ku, Tokyo, 136-8670, Japan
Tel : +81-(0)3-3648-2961
Fax: +81-(0)3-3648-5781
Location in Japan (Manufacturing premises)
PARAMOUNT BED CO.,LTD. CHIBA FACTORY
2078, Shirahata, Sammu-shi,Chiba, 289-1306, Japan
EMERGO EUROPE Prinsessegracht 20 2514 AP, The Hague The Netherlands
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