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A Patient Lifter From: TM04201 Molift Quick Raiser 2 09 English
A Patient Lifter From: TM04201 Molift Quick Raiser 2 09 English
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Technical description Hand control
The contact switch for manual control is of the DIN
Chassis type with special cables. This is located inside one
The chassis consists of a steel-tube and steel-plate of the side housings.
frame with a polyester seal. The side housings are
constructed in vacuum-moulded ABS. The spread- Emergency stop
ing legs are made of aluminium sections with The emergency stop, which is located on the top
castors incorporating injection-moulded plastic of one of the side housings, cuts the power supply
wheel brackets. to the motor. The button is pushed straight down
to activate the emergency stop and is released by
The chassis consists of: twisting.
• Motor with mounting plate and coupling Do not activate the emergency stop with your
• Motor control card (PCB) for lifting foot. This could damage the emergency stop
• Motor/actuator for leg spreading switch!
• Motor control for leg spreading
• Contacts for battery power Battery indicator
• Contact switch for manual control A light-emitting diode is fitted in one of the side
• Emergency stop housings. This lights up when the battery voltage
• Charging indicator drops below 12.2 volts. The diode will normally
• Wheels flash when starting or stopping. If the diode lights
• Side housings up when the lifter is being operated, the battery
needs charging. But there will still be sufficient
Motor with mounting plate and coupling remaining battery capacity for 1-3 normal lifts of
Motor with worm gear (12 V DC) mounted inside 75 kg and there will always be sufficient remaining
the chassis. The coupling between the motor and current for lowering the patient.
column is engaged when the red arrow on the
lower part of the column is in line with the upper Wheels
part of the chassis. The motor must not be lubrica- The lifter has three types of wheel. None requires
ted after leaving the factory. lubrication:
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Service All repair and service must be logged for each
lift. After service and/or repair, the lift should be
Molift Quick Raiser is a mobile lift, which needs checked using the Inspection diagram on page 13.
relatively little maintenance and has few parts.
Take good care of your Molift Quick Raiser and The lift owner is responsible for storing the infor-
follow the regular service regulations, and you will mation on inspections, service and repair.
enjoy using it for many years. Service must only be
done by authorised personnel. Cleaning
In addition to the required service, Molift recom- Detergents used should be pH-neutral. Do not
mends regular inspections to detect unfore- use solvents or other strong fluids, which may
seen damages and faults. A checklist for periodic damage or ruin outside surfaces or change
inspections is found in the User Manual. the characteristics of lift materials. If disinfec-
tion is necessary, use isopropyl alcohol. Avoid
Notice of Service using abrasives and corrosives.
The lifter has a built-in service light, which gives
a warning when service is needed. The light is Wash the outside with a damp cloth and a suitable
green when the lift can be used in a normal way. detergent.
The electronics registers the loads and how much
the lift is used, and after a certain operation time Troubleshooting
a signal warns that service is needed. The light If the lift is not functioning, the first action is to
will be yellow at first, then red. The lift may still check that the power supply is in order. Then check
be used, but you should order a service from your that the battery light is on and that the service
local service partner. An additional buzzer indica- light is not indicating a need for service. See the
tes when the lift needs service urgently. troubleshooting table in the user manual.
Service
Service should be done when the service light
signals or at least after five years. Service inclu-
des control and replacment of worn and damaged
parts.
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Wheels, removing and fitting Procedure:
• Pull out the wheel bracket D 2 from the leg. It will be necessary to copy settings from the
• Position the new wheel bracket and check that old PCB in the lifter over to the new PCB before
the holes in the leg line up with the holes in the replacing by using the Molift Service Tool.
wheel bracket. NOTE! IF INFORMATION ON PCB IS LOST OR
• Attach the wheel bracket with the pop rivets. INCORRECT THE SETTINGS SHOULD NOT BE
• Press the wheel into place if necessary. COPIED. In this case a programmed card must
be ordered and placed in the lifter without
Ø100mm wheels copy settings.
You will need:
• Hex key, 5mm Correct settings for Molift Quick Raiser when
• Loctite 2701 reading Product Info with Molift Service Tool are:
• Hot air gun • ”Product” - a 4 digit number (1802=Molift
Procedure: Quick Raiser 2).
• ”Software version” - a 2-digit number
It will be necessary to heat the screw/bolt to • Production year, week, batch number, serial
loosen the Loctite applied during assembly. number and maximum load should be accor-
ding to main label.
Be careful when heating the screws. Use a
nozzle on the hot air gun so as to limit the You will need:
heated area if possible. • Hex key, 5 mm
Remove the wheel B by unscrewing the 8x50 Procedure:
4
screw B 14 with the Umbraco key. Fit the new • Loosen the cover with electronics B 20
wheel by following these procedures in reverse. • Observe how all the wires are connected – if
Remember to fit the washer when assembling. Use necessary mark the cables or make a drawing.
Loctite 2701 to secure the screws. • Remove the 4 plastic rivets B 9 and remove the
PCB cover.
Ø115mm wheels • Detach the printed circuit board from the slot
You will need: in the side cover.
• 19mm spanner • Disconnect all the wires from the Main PCB, and
• Loctite 2701 connect to the new Main PCB. Move all exten-
• Hot air gun sions and caps to the new Main PCB.
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Completing the job Keeping a log
Below there is a table for logging any repair work
Safety checks including the repair of any damage. Give a brief
A safety check should be carried out after any type description of the work carried out so that it is
of repair or replacement. This check is to be perfor- possible to see what has been done over a period
med according to the checklist on next page. The of time. Later on this could help service engineers
owner of the lifter shoul keep one filled out and when fault-finding, and therefore make any subse-
signed checklist after each repair or service. quent work more efficient.
Service:
Checked service lamp if service is necessary: YES (yellow or red light) / NO (green light)
Use Molift Servicetool and read the lifters data - check number of lifts left before service: _____________________
Service is completed : - Worn or damaged parts, or malfunctioning parts, are replaced. See description for parts
replacement.
Service light was reset using Molift Servicetool. N.B.: The service light must ONLY be reset after completed service!
Safety Inspection
The lift has been visually checked for damages, malfunction and deformation, and it is in order. Checked that lifting
column is properly fastened to chassis, and lifting arm to lifting column and that the lifter has no loose parts.
Checked that remote control works and that wire and socket for remote control are undamaged.
Moved the lift around a level and even floor with approx. 75 kg hanging in the suspension about 60 cm above the
floor. The lifter moves in all directions in a stable manner without tipping or experiencing any instability.
Run the lifter up and down several times with a test load, (QR2:120 kg and QR2+: 150 kg), on a level floor: Attach the
special designed test hoop to the lifters knee support bracket, and hook the rope on to the Raiser arm. The weights,
(i.e. sandbags or steel weights), are then hooked on to the test hoop by using strong ropes. See to that the weights
do not touch the column or chassis during the test. After the test inspect the chassis, wheels, column, carrier and
Raiser arm again for damage or deformation. If necessary, replace the damaged parts and do the test again until the
lifter is functioning correctly.
Test with test jig - Run the lift up and down 2 - 3 times with maximum load. Perform a new visual control; damage,
play and deformations as described above. Any damaged parts must be repaired or replaced and the test is perfor-
med once more until the lift performs correctly.
Checked that the leg spreading mechanism functions properly. Tested with maximum load. Verified that the legs do
not move beyond inner and outer limits (working position) when operated with load.
Checked that emergency stop and lowering (electric and manual) are working correctly.
Marked lift with safety sticker with month/year and certificate number for completed safety inspection. Inspecting
person must sign safety sticker and this diagram.
Inspection, repair and service should be done by a person certified by, or on behalf of Molift Group AS.
Always complete below:
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Parts list
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
Appendix A Page 13 of 24
Appendix B
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
20
9
9 8
10
45
29
26
9
34
33
32 9
43
11
1
4
5 millimtre
ce. If the wheel 13
eels need to be LOCTITE 2701 14
32
Cable on actuator
to be cut 100 millimetre long 6
30
Assemble cable clip.
Blue = male 24
Brown = female
23 16
22 19
Replace bearings
3 17
F 49
28
24
27
21
18
15
14
13 LOCTITE 2701
4
31
12
LOCTITE 2701
25 3 22 23 25 7 35 36 35 7 35 5
2 E
31
12 LOCTITE 2701
C D E
37 38 39 40 41 42
Assembly and programming instru
Electrical scheme = 08-194
1 Bill of materials: 08-071 BOM.xls
Pos. Qty. Description. Dimension/
Draw. no.
E
F Added pos 48 and 49, EO33-10
Uppdate of pos no
08.03.2010
23.03.2009 TÅB
MHL
MHL
TÅB
Drawing name:
01/09-2008 1:5
D
C
Uppdate of drawing
Added pos 39
11.02.2009 TÅB
29.01.2009/TES
MHL
MHL Chassis complete QR 2
B Uppdate of list 21.01.2009 TÅB MHL
A Released for production 10.09.2008 TÅB MHL
Rev. Description: Date/Sign. Approved: Molift Quick Raiser
Appendix B Page 15 of 24
Appendix C
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
LIFTING COLUMN
1 1 0412011 Ball screw assy
2 1 0210116 Top cover
3 1 0411101 Profile column
4 1 0410106 Distancer
5 2 0411104 Column brush 0.7,0.10 Nylon 1200
6 4 0710530 Screw Pan head cross ISO 7045 M5x16
7 1 0510500 Battery Holder complete 14,4 V
8 1 0510520 Connection point
9 1 0210302 Red label right
10 1 0210301 Red label left
11 1 0210305 Label sling
12 1 1310303 Label emergency lowering
13 1 0410308 Label Quick Raiser
14 1 0420310 Label scale 1-30
15 1 0210304 Label red arrow
16 1 1310306 Label Art. no. / batch no.
17 1 1310307 Label controlled/sign
18 1 0410117 Cable gland RG2
19 1 0410118 Cable gland
20 1 0420150 Bracket
21 1 0220102 Screw DIN 912 M10x14
22 1 0410306 Rubber Bunpron Grey
23 1 0235107 Bolt for handle / nee pillow holder
24 1 0235102 Hand wheel
25 1 0210307 Label emergency lowering
26 1 0220151 Screw DIN 7981C Ø3,5x6,5 Elzn
27 1 0220150 Screw DIN 965A M3x8 Elzn
28 1 0210124 Allen Key 4 mm
29 1 0220127 Allen Key 8 mm
25
C 6
45
235 2 28
1210 4
1 29
6
184
30
29
28
10 27
B
26
30
26 25
24
3
23
5
23 22
24
14 21
22
21 20
21 17
20
22 16
15
14
9 13
12 12
11 Assembly instructions / labeling = 08-P004 11
Note! all labeling to be done according to instruction 08-P04 10
9
13 1 Bill of materials: 08-091 BOM.xls
27 Dimension/ 8
Pos. Qty. Description. Material. Comment.
Draw. no.
7
8 6
08-091
A Released for production 27.09.2007 TÅB MHL
Rev. Description: Date/Sign. Approved: Molift Quick Raiser A2 Pos.
Drive handle
167
Glued with
BOSTIK 3665 2
565
2 Gluded with
BOSTIK 3665
Appendix C Page 17 of 24
Appendix D
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
94
3
5
828
2 3
7
B
B 7
6
4
1 Bill of materials: 08-085 BOM.xls
TÅB
Drawing name:
25/09-2007 1:
Leg assy
B Changed pos 7 See EO 28.05.2010 TÅB MHL
A
Rev.
Released for production
Description:
25.09.2007 TÅB
Date/Sign.
MHL
Approved: Molift Quick Raiser 2
Appendix D Page 19 of 24
Appendix E
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
15 21 4 4
13 8 9 22 7
3
17
C
17
12
5
9 20
10
8
11
1
Bat length 400 millimetre. A
19
A
14
1:2.5
Scale:
TÅB 28/08-2008
Drawing name:
SECTION A-A C Added rubber ring 05.08.2009 TÅB MHL Cover with electronics QR2
SCALE 1 : 2 B Update of drawing 22.12.2008 TÅB MHL
A3
A Released for production 28.08.2008 TÅB MHL
Fig 2
10
2
15 Label with art no
on back side of
unit.
9
2
4 C
B
3 B
Assemb
C
Pos 4, 5, 6 and 7 replaced by new
pos 4 07.10.2008 TES MHL Battery h
B Changed drawing no 19.09.2008 TÅB MHL
A Released for production 28.09.2007 TÅB MHL
Rev. Description: Date/Sign. Approved: Molift Qu
Appendix E Page 21 of 24
Appendix F
Pos. Qty Art.no. Description
26
1
195
B
1
5
Pos.
Design
T
Drawin
Red Black
Column
Lift motor
Designed/Drawn: Date: Projection: Scale:
Chassis El scheme
Drawing number: Size
A Released for production 13.02.2009 TÅB
Rev. Description: Date/Sign. Approved: Molift Quick Raiser 08 08-194 A3
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