Medcare Lift User Manual - Handicare USA
Your Safe Patient Handling ExpertsOperation ManualIMPORTANT:Care Lifts#400001 Care Lift 475 #400019 Care Lift 600 #400000 LIBI Lift 475 #400003 Care Lift-n-Weigh 475 #400013 Care Lift-n-Weigh 600 Low Pro Lifts#450001 Low Pro 475 #450003 Low Pro Lift-n-Weigh 475 #450013 Low Pro Lift-n-Weigh 600 #450019 Low Pro 600 Read this manualbefore operatingMedcare Lift andStand equipment.Care Stands#450006 Care Stand Plus 440 #450007CareStand-n-WeighPlus440 #400006 Care Stand 500 #400007 Care Stand-n-Weigh 500 #400021 LIBI Stand 350 CarExtractor#450000 475 #450045 Low Pro 475 Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com
IntroductionLifting patients is a challenging task that demands your utmostattention, skill and care.ContentsPageThis manual will show you how to use Medcare Lifts, Stands and CarExtractors to make lifting easier and safer. It is important that you usethe proper lifting procedures indicated in this manual.Learning the proper technique for safe, smooth and efficient liftsand transfers will help maximize the safety and comfort of staff andpatients/residents. Medcare lifts and stands are not intended for thetransportation of patients over long distances.2.Introduction3-4.Assessment5-8.Care Lift Operations9-10.Care Stand Operations11.Car Extractor OperationsAdditional Instruction12.Sling and Belt Safety InstructionsVisit www.medcarelifts.com for more visual detail and instruction oflift procedures. You can also schedule an in-person training session bycontacting your Medcare Safe Patient Handling Consultant.13. Sling Washing and CareInstructions13. Sling Sizing GuideMedcare Products14.Calibration InstructionsCall Medcare if you need operating or technical assistance.14.Weighing ProcedureWe are always ready to help you in any way we can.15. Battery Chargingwww.MedcareLifts.com16.Parts List – Lift1-800-695-447917.Parts List – StandMonday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. CST18.Parts List – Car Extractor19.Parts List – Low Pro LiftMedcare Products, Inc. certifies that we have tested our stands and liftsand have found that one trained health care professional can safely lift/transfer patients/residents in either our lift or stand (with the exception ofthe Car Extractor). Medcare lifts and stands are not intended for use as atransport device over long distances. In no circumstances should our liftsand stands be used to lift patients/residents unless the equipment operator/caregiver has been trained in accordance with these procedures. Use of thestands or lifts without proper training could result in serious injury to theequipment operator or the person being lifted/transferred. Our standardsand procedures can be found in our Operation Manual and trainingvideo. Our Operation Manual can also be found on our website at www.MedcareLifts.com.20.Care Lift and Stand Accessories21.Limited Warranty22-23.Troubleshooting Guide24.Routine Maintenance Overview25.Preventive Maintenance Checklist26-27.Order FormWhile we believe that one person can safely operate our equipment, eachfacility has its own policies and procedures regarding the safe lifting and transfer of patients/residents. In the event that your facility’s policies require morethan one staff member to safely perform a patient/resident lift/transfer with a mechanical lifting device, that policy should be followed. We advocate thatyour facility staff members follow your policies and procedures in all circumstances.If you have any questions regarding the ability of our stands and lifts to safely lift/transfer patients/residents or the ability of one health care professional tosafely operate our lifts and stands, please feel free to contact us. If you need copies of our Operation Manual or training video, please contact your MedcareSafe Patient Handling Consultant.IMPORTANT: Any injuries that occur to patients or caregivers in connection with the use of Medcare equipment should bereported to Medcare Products immediately.2 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
AssessmentThe Medcare Lift is intended for patients who are non-weightbearing and require total lifting to perform the activities of dailyliving.The Medcare Stand was designed specifically for assisting yourpatients to a standing position. Once in a standing position,you or your staff can safely perform a number of patient caretasks. The Medcare Stand may also be modified to be used as anattended walking device.Because the Stand is an assistive device, it should only be usedwith patients that can bear the requisite amount of weight asdetermined by your facility. It also requires that patients possessmore advanced motor and cognitive skills than for the MedcareLift. It is important to first determine the appropriateness of thispiece of equipment for a particular patient.If you need help in assessing a patient’s weight-bearing ability,please ask your therapy department for assistance.Equipment Dimensions and SpecificationsLift600 lbs Lift440 lbs Stand500 lbs StandLow ProOverall Length47"47"39.5”39.5”48"Width – (outside) legs closed24"24"25”25”27"Max Width – (outside) legs open46"46"39.25”39.25”44.5"Height of Wheel Base4.5"4.5"4.5”4.5”2.25"Total Weight of Machine103 lbs.103 lbs.125 lbs.126 lbs.110/120 lbs.Maximum Load Capacity475 lbs.600 lbs.440 lbs.500 lbs.475/600 lbs.81.5”81.5”NANA80”Maximum HeightRechargeable 24 volt: 12 AH batteriesPower SourceElectronic ball screw actuatorOperating MechanismWidth - (inside) legs closed20”20”20”20”18.5”Max Width - (inside) legs open38”38”34.25”34.25”36.5”Care LiftLoad CellCare StandBoomBelt Attachment Hooks (Waist)Support BarLiftingArmSlingSupportHooksPadded Hand GripsScaleDisplayBelt AttachmentHooks ndleBarsBattery Pack andReceiver BoxHandleBarsShin SupportMastLegSpreaderFoot PedalFoot Support TrayBase andBase CoverLeg and Leg CoverWheel LockActuatorBattery Pack andReceiver BoxBase andBase CoverWheel LockLeg and Leg CoversMedcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com3
Assessment(cont.)The Medcare Car Extractor was designed to safely lift and removeor insert patients from nearly any vehicle, from a compactautomobile to a fire/emergency van. The Medcare Car Extractorshould not be used for the transportation of patients over longdistances.Equipment Dimensions and SpecificationsCar ExtractorBuilt light and strong, with a 30” reach and a 40” lifting range,the Medcare Car Extractor can gain deep access into tight vehicleinterior spaces and lift large patients with limited mobility or littleweight bearing ability — up to 475 lbs. capacity.Overall Length47"Width – (outside) legs closed25"Max Width – (outside) legs open43"Height of Wheel Base4.5"Boom Arm Reach30"Maximum Height85"Maximum Load CapacityRechargeable 24 volt,10 AH batteriesPower sourceWidth – (inside) legs closed20”Max Width – (indside) legs open38”Car ExtractorBoomHandControlActuatorHandleBarsMain Hanger BarBattery Pack andReceiver BoxSling Support HooksMastLeg SpreaderFoot PedalBase andBase CoverWheel LockLeg and Leg Cover4475 lbs. 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
Care Lift OperationsPositioning sling for patient/resident in seated positionTo position sling, gently lean patient/resident forward.Position sling handles so they face awayfrom patient/resident. Tuck the slingbehind the patient/resident until it comesin contact with the seating surface.The sling should touch the seat of thechair, conforming to patient’s/resident’stailbone area.The top of the sling should rest onpatient’s/resident’s shoulders, and thecenter positioning handle should becentered between the patient’s/resident’sshoulder blades.Position leg straps inside the arms of thechair.Pull the leg straps of the sling toward you.Ensure no twisting has occurred.CAUTION: When lifting andlowering from a wheelchair,do not lock the wheels of theCare Lift. Always lock thewheels of the wheelchair.CAUTION: Do notGently raise patient’s/resident’s thigh,pulling the leg straps underneath.Criss cross the leg straps as shown with one strappassing through the other.Repeat same procedure for other thigh.Attach straps to adjacent sling support hooks.place anything betweenthe actuator and mastduring operation of lift.(See Attaching Sling to Care Lift instructions onpage 7.)Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com5
Care Lift Operations(cont.)Positioning sling under patient/resident from lying down position (bed or floor)Fold sling in half, lengthwise.Roll patient/resident to the opposite side.Roll patient/resident to one side.Pull sling flat, and then roll patient/resident onto their back. Ensure slingis centered under patient/resident.(see fig. 2)Place sling behind patient’s/resident’sback with center handle facing away frompatient/resident.Align lower sling webbing with patientcoccyx, keeping center handle along thecenter of the patient’s/resident’s back. (seefig. 1)Criss cross the leg straps as shown withone strap passing through the other.Repeat procedure with other leg.CAUTION: Always havebed rails up when rolling apatient/resident in bed.Prepare patient/resident for transfer byattaching sling to Care Lift. (see fig. 5)Refer to patient positioning on page 8 forsling hook up options.6Pull leg strap under patient’s/resident’sthigh. Ensure no twisting has occurred. 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
Attaching sling to liftPosition carry bar so that it is parallel withthe patient’s/resident’s shoulders.Criss cross the leg straps as shown withone strap passing through the other.Attach right shoulder strap to nearest slingsupport hook.Attach right leg strap to nearest slingsupport hook.Repeat process for left shoulder strap.(see fig. 2)Repeat process for left leg strap. (see fig. 2)Do not cross shoulder straps.Position the Care Lift.A) Directly in front of a wheelchair orseated patient/resident.TIP: Diagrams show useof lift with standard slings.If the patient/resident hasspecial needs and requires adifferent sling style, contactyour Medcare Safe PatientHandling Consultant for slingoptions and training.B) Perpendicular to bed or supine patient/resident.Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com7
Care Lift Operations(cont.)Adjusting position of patient/resident in slingBlue loopYellow loopBlue loopYellowloopUpright positionPartial reclining positionFull reclining positionTo properly position patient/resident inchair, push the “Down” button until theyare seated.After removing sling straps, back lift awayfrom patient/resident.Lifting and transferring patientTo properly move the lift, always use thehandlebars. Never push, pull or lift boom.Ensure a clear space is maintained around thelift. Move all obstacles out of the way prior toperforming a transfer.Raise the patient/resident by pressing the “Up”button on the hand control.Lift patient/resident and transfer to desiredlocation. Lifting and trasfering should alwaystake place within the wheel base of the lift andon level ground. When in position, begin tocarefully lower patient/resident.After positioning patient/resident, removestraps from hooks.Remove sling from patient/resident byreversing sling application procedure.(found on pg. 5 & 6)IMPORTANT: Prior to lifting an individual make sure that the strapsof the sling are securely placed on the hooks of the carry bar.IMPORTANT: This mobile lift is primarily intended to assist in the lifting or transferring of clients fromone resting surface to another in the same room or area. It is critical that a thorough risk assessmentbe completed by your facility to understand the abilities of the caregiver and client.8 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
Care Stand OperationsCare BeltBelt featuresPositioning Care Belt around patient/resident in seated positionTIP: An assessment of eachpatient’s/resident’s abilityto bear weight should beperformed prior to usingthe Care Stand. If youneed help in assessing apatient’s/resident’s weightbearing ability, please askyour therapy department forassistance.2This belt offers support for patients/residents capable of standing upright.Position the belt around the patient’s/resident’s lower back, just above the beltline. (see fig. 2)Fasten buckle to secure belt.Transport AttachmentTransport Attachment features Applying Transport Attachment to patient/resident21The Transport Attachment slides over thebelt to provide additional support to thelower extremities when needed.Position the belt around the patient’s/resident’s lower back, just above the beltline. (see fig. 2)3Pull the leg straps under the patient’s/resident’s thighs. Ensure no twistingoccurs.Fasten buckle to secure belt.Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com9
Care Stand Operations(cont.)Positioning the Medcare Stand Attaching Care Belt to Care Stand132Open the legs of the stand with the footpedal and position stand in front ofpatient/resident. (see fig. 1). Lock thewheels of the wheelchair.CAUTION: When liftingfrom a wheelchair, alwaysengage the wheelchairlock before proceeding.Raising patient/residentAssist the patient/resident in placing theirfeet on the foot plate with their shinsagainst the support pad. If needed, fastenvelcro strap around patient’s/resident’slower legs (leg strap with buckle; partnumber 401013 is available uponrequest).IMPORTANT: Patient must besomewhat weight bearing to useMedcare Stand. (see page 3)Using the Care Stand as a walkerWith the lifting arm in the lowest position,connect the attachment loops to the hookson the stand. (see figs 2). Use the shorteststraps whenever possible. (Make sure touse the same loop position on both sides.)Position the patient’s/resident’s arms onthe outside of the belt and place theirhands on the padded handles.(see fig. 3)The Care Stand can also be used as an ambulationaid.Remove the foot plate located below the kneesupport. Lock the stand’swheels.Attach the belt as explainedpreviously.4Raise the patient/resident to the standingposition by pushing the “Up” button on thehand control. As you raise the patient, theirabdomen will elongate. Retighten the belt strapto ensure it doesn’t move up.Lower patient/resident by pressing the “Down”button on the hand control. When patient/resident is seated, disconnect straps, removebelt and push stand away.10CAUTION: It is important toremain with your patient/resident at all times during thisprocedure. 2016 Medcare Products Inc.Ensure a clear space isLift up and forward tomaintained around theremove.stand. Move all obtaclesout of the way prior to performing a transfer.Raise patient/resident and unlock wheels. Whileassisting the patient/resident, begin walkingby guiding the Care Stand in the appropriatedirection. Raising and ambulation should alwaystake place within the wheel base of the stand andon level ground.Using the Care Stand as an ambulation aidrequires more advanced skills by the patient/resident. Please check with your facility’s physicaltherapist before using it in this manner.
Car Extractor OperationsRequirementsApplying BeltsEquipment: Medcare Car Extractor, two Care Belts, and aStretcher or wheelchair in immediate vicinity totransfer patient immediately upon extraction.Two persons needed to operate lift One caregiver with the Car Extractor One caregiver guiding the patient inside the vehicle1. P lace Care Belt around patient’s/resident’s back, underarms, and fasten buckle at abdomen. Tighten by pullingon straps near buckle.2. Place second belt under patients thighs above knees andfasten buckle on top. Tighten by pulling on straps nearbuckle.Connect to Car Extractor1. Lower the boom on the Car Extractor enough to clear the car roof by pushing the “Down”button on the hand control.2. Position boom into vehicle in front of patient/resident. Position hanger bar to be parallel tothe patient’s/resident’s shoulders. Lock brakes.3. Connect shortest loops possible from both belts to hanger bar.Extracting a Sitting Patient1. Ensure a clear space is maintained around the Car Extractor. Move all obstacles out of theway prior to performing a transfer.2. Raise the boom by pushing the “Up” button on the hand control, enough to raise the patient/resident from the car seat.3. Rotate patient/resident so feet and legs are facing the exterior of the car.4. Pull the extractor backwards as you guide the patient’s/resident’s feet out the door. Have asecond person in the car support the patient’s/resident’s head.5. Upon extraction from the car, the patient/resident should be immediatley placed into awheelchair, on a stretcher, or similar device for transportation. Lifting and transfering shouldalways take place within the wheel base of the Car Extractor and on level ground.Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com11
Sling and Belt Safety InstructionsImportant NoticeMedcare slings and belts have been specifically designed and tested for use with lifts or stands manufactured by Medcare Products, Inc.and any other lift with a 4 point hanger bar loop system.Slings and belts are manufactured of high-quality fabric. However, if Medcare washinginstructions are not followed, the integrity of the product cannot be guaranteed. Aproper sling inspection process is recommended.Accordingly, the purchaser hereby accepts full responsibility for inspecting thecondition of all slings and belts before each use.Slings and belts should be inspected for wear and tear beforeevery use.Sling/Belt Inspection ChecklistWhat to look for when determining if a sling should be replaced:The use of bleach for cleaning anyMedcare manufactured sling is notencouraged. Using bleach will reducethe “life” of the sling. Bleach is knownto speed up fabric deterioration whilecausing fading and discoloration. If yourfacility is using bleach to launder slingsit is imperative to inspect for prematurewearing on a regular basis. This willensure a safe transfer for the patient and caregiver.Loose StitchingAny loose stitching on the sling, even if itis only supportive stitching, weakens thatarea and puts more strain on other areasof the sling.12remove any damaged slings orbelts from service.The following items all have an impact on the lifeexpectancy of a sling or belt: Water washing temperature Detergents and disinfectants Patient incontinence Frequency of use Types and weights of patients Age of sling or belt Drying temperatureInspection of Slings and BeltsUse of BleachIMPORTANT: ImmediatelyFrayingAny fraying of the material on the sling orbelt is a clear indication that the fabric isin a weakened condition. Slings and beltswith fraying should be removed fromservice immediately.Rips or Burns in MaterialTears in fabric can spread and causeexcess strain to be put on other areas ofthe sling. Slings and belts with rips, tearsor burns should be removed from service immediately.Time or Duration of UseOver time, the integrity of the fabric can deteriorate. Some ofthis wear is evident through observation while some cannot beobserved by the naked eye. Facilities should establish a policyto replace slings on a periodic basis regardless of the apparentconditions of the sling. 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
Sling and Belt Washing and Care Instructions Machine wash in soap solutionMaximum washing temperature 165 FRinse thoroughlyHang or tumble dryMaximum drying temperature 175 FDo not overload dryerDo not place in direct contact with heat source in dryerDo not dry cleanBleach not recommended (VOIDS WARRANTY IF USED)Sling Sizing GuideUse this sling sizing chart as a general guide. Keep in mindthat patients/residents that are the same weight may havedifferent body types, shapes, and sizes and may requiredifferent sized slings.WeightRecommendedSling SizePositioningHandle Color0 - 100 lbs0 - 45 kgSmallBlack100 - 210 lbs45 - 95 kgMediumBlue210 - 310 lbs95 - 141 kgLargeYellow310 - 450 lbs141 - 204 kgX-LargeWhite450 - 1000 lbs295 - 454 kgBariatricPurpleMedcare slings can be wiped downor spot cleaned between washings usingyour standard cleaning product (e.g. AHP)Yellow loopBlue loopPositioninghandlesProductdescription tagWhite loopShoulderstrapsStrap color codePlace at tailboneLeg strapsReinforced“horseshoe”areaWhite loopBlue loopYellow loopBelt Sizing GuideUse this belt sizing chart as a general guide. Keep in mindthat patients/residents that are the same weight may havedifferent body types, shapes, and sizes and may requiredifferent sized belts.YellowloopBlueloop WhiteloopPositioningHandleWaist SizeRecommendedBelt SizePositioningHandle Color24” - 48”SmallBlack30” - 54”MediumBlue36” - 60”LargeYellow42” - 66”X-LargeWhiteMedcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com13
Weighing ProcedureFor consistent weighing accuracy, followthese steps:1. Push weight button.2. Hang the empty sling on the slingsupport hooks. (see fig. 1)3. Press the ZERO button on the displaypanel. 0.0 will be displayed.4. Position patient/resident in sling.5. Lift patient/resident off of surface.6. Patient’s/resident’s weight displayed.* Use a fully charged battery to achieve themost accurate reading.1. W ith the power off, hold down both buttons on the scale and turnthe power on.2. After five seconds, release buttons. The scale should now readCAL.3. If calibrating a lift, place a sling on the hanger bars. Make sure thesling hanger bars are perpendicular to the boom. If calibrating astand, skip this step.4. Let the scale settle to a reading, then zero it out by pressing the“ZERO” key.5. Place a 50 lb. weight in the sling (for lift) or on the foot plate (forstand). Note: Use a certified 50 lb. weight for this. Do not use a bagof sand, etc.6. Once the display settles, press the “WEIGHT” button. The displayshould now read 50 lbs.7. Take the weight off the scale and let the scale settle to zero. Youhave now finished calibrating the scale. The scale display exits onits own. There is no need to turn the power off.8. Place the weight in the sling or on the foot plate again. The scaleshould read 50 lbs.NOTE: When takingweights, make sure thetwo hanger bars areperpendicular to theboom. This will give youCAUTION:the most accurate weights.Do not shake* Use a fully chargedor handlemachine battery toactuator orachieve the most accurateshaft.weights.14In an emergency; if the actuator of your Care Standor Care Lift will not lower, first verify first four digitsof serial number located on lift or stand (If actuatorwas replaced during ownership, verify if Linak or SKFactuator was used.), then follow these instructions:Month0812FS1971YearFor lifts before August (08) 2013 ttery)Emergency Loweringof Actuator1. Open red2. Turn shaft3. Close redcollarclockwisecollarFor all stands and lifts on or after August (08) 2013 (13):LinakCalibration Instructions1. Locate redrelease button1. Lift redrelease and holdContact Medcare Technical Support for additional questionsabout your actuator at 1-800-695-4479 2016 Medcare Products Inc.
Battery ChargingCharging BatteriesImportant Safety Instructions:2. Battery is now ready to use. To reduce risk of injury, charge onlyMedcare Battery Packs provided byMedcare Products. Do not let the charger get wet or use inareas prone to excessive moisture. Extension cords should not be used. Do not operate the charger with adamaged plug or cord. Do not use the charger if it has beendamaged. Do not disassemble the charger. To reduce the risk of electrical shock,always unplug the charger from the ACoutlet and remove from the MedcareBattery Pack before cleaning.1. Slide charger housing plug into batteryplug.An orange light on the charging unitindicates battery is charging. A greenlight on the charging unit indicatesbattery is fully charged. 6-8 hours areneeded for a full charge.Maximizing battery lifeRecharging batteriesA red light on battery receiver boxindicates battery needs to be recharged.Do not allow battery to completely drain,as this will permanently diminish itscharging capacity.It is not necessary to remove battery packfrom the charger until it is needed.Battery ChargerMedcare’s battery charger is a solid statebattery charger designed to charge,maintain and hold your Medcare BatteryPack to a full charge.Charging the batteries for 6-8 hours willachieve maximum battery capacity.by more frequent charging.Chargers may feel warm to the touch.This is normal. It is caused by energytransferring between the battery and thecharger. If charger is excessively warm,troubleshoot battery before checkingcharger. Please see Troubleshooting Guideon page 22 for more information onbattery problems.Dispose of all unusable batteries inaccordance with your state laws, localordinances and facility policies.Checking voltageTo check voltage, set volt meter to DCV200.Charger – Check left and middle prongfor voltage. Meter should read 27.6 volts.Battery – Check right and middle prongfor voltage. Meter should read 26-27 voltswhen battery is fully charged.Battery life will depend on the followingfactors:a) Amount of use between charge cycles(% of battery spent).b) The length of time a dischargedbattery sits before being recharged.c) The number of charge/dischargecycles the battery experiencesSealed lead acid batteries do not containa “memory”; therefore they react better tomore frequent charging.We suggest placing batteries into arotation. It is not necessary to dischargethe battery until the light on the receiverbox blinks. Longer battery life is obtainedNOTE: Sealed lead acid batteriesare non-spillable and are NOTconsidered hazardous materials.Medcare Products 151 East Cliff Road Burnsville, MN 55337 www.MedcareLifts.com15
Care Lift Parts List1 – 400700Scale Display*Note: If you are not sure400710Scale Display Circuit Boardwhich actuator your lift or stand2 – 400990Hand Controlhas, contact Medcare Technical3 – 400092 SKF Actuator Cover*Support at 1-800-695-4479400338Linak Actuator Cover*4 – 400198Lift Mast400177600 lb Lift Mast275 – 400902Receiver Box400963Receiver Circuit Board400939Receiver Box Plug (Toggle Switch)4 00936Circuit Breaker (On/Off Switch)6 – 400901Battery Pack267 – 401350Foot Pedal (Hardware Included)401349 F oot Pedal Pin Refurb Kit208 – 400324Nylock Nut9 – 400315Rear Wheel (Hardware Included)252410 – 400150Flat Washer11 – 400575Lock Washer12 – 400569Linkage Rod Refurb Kit13 – 400499Lift Leg14 – 400599Lift Base400170600 lb Lift Base2215 – 400510Lift Base Cover19212316 – 400410Lift Leg Cover17 – 400320Front Wheel (Hardware Included)400405Cap Screw for Wheel18400325Nylock Nut18 – 400110Mast Protector19 – ContactMedcare for Actuator*20 – 403125 SKF Lift Actuator Bolt Refurb Kit*403126Linak Lift Actuator Bolt Refurb Kit*21 – 400606Sling Support Bar22 – 400096 Padded Hanger Bar Cover23 – 400093Padded Yoke Cover24 – 400600Scale Hanger Assembly17400600R Scale Hanger Rebuild (Contact15Technical Support)1416400607Blank Scale Hanger25 – 400625Load Cell Housing26 – 400620Boom Head Cushion40151127 – 400298Lift BoomItems Not Pictured40012028 – 400299Boom Support400810 Charger402960400421 Leg Bolt29 – 402950Boom/Mast Bolt Refurb Kit403050400565 Nylock Nut for Ball Joints30 – 400220Mast Cap402975(Used with Pivot Bar)400585400325 Nylock Nut for Foot Pedal400590400132 Grommet on Mast400497400246 Nylon Boom Washer400611400760 Power Cable for Scale400667403206 Touch-up Paint Bottle16 2016 Medcare Products Inc.#400001 Care Lift 475 #400019 Care Lift 600 #400000 LIBI Lift 475 #400003 Care Lift-n-Weigh 475 #400013 Care Lift-n-Weigh 600 29283012345678913121110 Foam Padding in Base CoverSmall Phillips ScrewMast/Base Bolt Refurb KitBoom/Hanger Bolt Refurb KitBase/Pivot Bar Refurb KitLeg Spreader HandleBlack Plastic Ball for HandleTorque Retainer Kit (Leg Bolt)Stand Strap StopperBlack Headliner Retainer
Care Stand Parts List1 – 4007004007102 – 4009903 – 4011994021994 – 4030005 – 4009024009634009394009366 – 4009017 – 4000924003388 – 4013504013499 – 40056910 – 40032411 – 40031512 – 40015013 – 40057514 – 40149915 – 40159940259916 – 40151040151517 – 40141018 – 40032040040540032519 – 401596402596A20 –40151240151321 – 40130040129922 –40100940101040101140112640101240119840117523 –40127524 –40009725 –40129840129740073826 – 400220Scale DisplayScale Display Circuit BoardHand ControlStand MastSNW MastStand Arm Pin Refurb KitReceiver BoxReceiver Circuit BoardReceiver Box Plug (Toggle Switch)Circuit Breaker (On/Off Switch)Battery PackSKF Actuator Cover*Linak Actuator Cover*Foot Pedal (Hardware Included)Foot Pedal Pin Refurb KitLinkage Rod Refurb KitNylock NutRear Wheel (Hardware Included)Flat WasherLock WasherStand LegStand BaseSNW BaseStand Base CoverSNW Base CoverStand Leg CoverFront Wheel (Hardware Included)Cap Screw for WheelNylock NutStand Foot TraySNW Foot TrayPlastic Foot Tray Cover3 Piece Grip Tape (Foot Tray)Contact Medcare for Actuator*SKF Stand Actuator Bolt Refurb Kit*Linak Stand Actuator Bolt Refurb Kit*Knee Pad AssemblyKnee PadBlack Plastic Knee Pad BackingKnee Pad Mounting ScrewVelcro StrapKnee Pad BracketPlastic GlideHand GripsPadded Arm Cover SetStand ArmStand Arm–500 lbs.Finishing Plug for Square TubeMast Cap#400005 Care Stand-n-Weigh 350 #450006 Care Stand Plus 440 #450007 Care Stand-n-Weigh Plus 440 #400006 Care Stand 500 #400007 Care Stand-n-Weigh 500 *Note: If you are not surewhich actuator your lift or standhas, contact Medcare TechnicalSupport at tems Not 9400132401572400120401511ChargerLeg BoltSNW Base BlockNylon Washer for ArmSNW L-Shape Base PlateBlack Stand Arm CapSNW Load CellGr
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