EZway EZ Light Lift Technische Daten

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EZ Light Lift

300 lb. Capacity

Form 2-182

Rev. 7/24/18

Operator’s Instructions

EZ Way, Inc.

PO Box 89

Clarinda, IA 51632

1-800-627-8940

www.ezlifts.com

Boom

Legs

Sling Hanger

Hand

Control

Battery/

Control Box

Mast

Actuator

Emergency

Stop Button

Locking Pins

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The EZ Light Lift is a versatile patient lift which allows you to perform transfers into and out of a car as well as

most common lifting situations.

The EZ Light Lift is lightweight, compact, and foldable. It allows for easy storage when not in use, and can be

stored in the trunk of a car for transfers away from home. It has a 300 lb. weight capacity and weighs just 58 lbs.

Safety Notes

The patient’s condition must be considered when determining the safest method for transferring the patient and

common sense must be utilized to determine if an individual is combative or has certain contraindications that

may deem them inappropriate for transfer with a lift.

When using the EZ Light Lift for extraction from a vehicle, great care should be taken when operating the lift

outdoors. The lift should not be operated on a steep incline and the area should be clear of debris. The lift is not

for use as a transporting device, but for point to point transfers.

EZ Way designs slings speciﬁcally for use with the EZ Light Lift. For the safety of the patient, do not use any

other type or brand of sling with the EZ Light Lift.

The EZ Light Lift has special locking casters on the front of the lift. Follow all instructions for locking and

unlocking the casters. See page 7 for instructions.

Do not push, pull, or use the actuator (motor)

as a handle for maneuvering the lift.

WARNING:

Operators must read this operators’ manual and

complete the EZ Light Lift Training Checklist prior

to using the lift. It is also recommended that

operators practice operating the lift prior to using

with patients.

WARNING:

Keep the area clear between the actuator and

the mast.

WARNING:

EZ Light Lift Assembly

1) Lock rear casters.

2) Hold handle on mast

assembly and remove locking

pin from mast assembly.

(See Figure 1)

3) Pivot mast/boom assembly

upward and insert locking

pin through base and mast

assembly. (See Figure 2)

4) Line up mounting posts on

battery controller with slots

on mast. Slide the mounting

posts into slots and push

down. (See Figure 3)

5) Locate cord from actuator

and plug it into the cord

coming from the bottom of

the controller. (See

Figure 4)

6) Make sure plug is fully seated

in control.

7) Grasp lift handle on boom to

stabilize the mast.

8) Remove lower pin. (See

Figure 6)

9) Fold unit closed and re-

insert pin into hole. (See

Figure 7)

The controller may be

removed to reduce the unit’s

weight. Unplug the actuator

cord from the controller. Stand

at the back of the unit and lift

slightly on the controller and

slide it to the right.

To further reduce the weight,

the unit can be broken down

into two pieces. Hold the mast/

boom assembly and remove

both locking pins from the

base assembly. The mast/boom

assembly can then be removed.

Insert both pins in their holes

for storage.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Boom

Legs

Figure 5

Figure 6

Sling Hanger

Locking Pins

Hand

Control

Battery/

Control Box

Mast

Actuator

Emergency

Stop Button

Figure 7 - Easily ﬁts in a standard vehicle

trunk

Operating the EZ Light Lift

Pre-operation check

Before operating the lift, complete a safety check

for loose nuts, bolts, pins or damaged parts. Also,

ensure the sling is not ripped, frayed or showing

signs of wear. EZ Way recommends all slings be

replaced at the ﬁrst sign of wear or after one year of

usage.

Make sure the Emergency Stop Switch is released by

turning the Emergency Stop Switch knob clockwise.

(See Figure 11)

To raise and lower the lift, use the buttons marked

and on the hand control to operate the lift in the

up and down directions. (See Figure 12)

There is an additional down button on the control

box. (See Figure 13)

Figure 13 - Down button on control box

Figure 11 - Emergency Stop button

Figure 12 - Raise and lower the lift

Folding the EZ Light Lift

The EZ Light Lift is designed to fold to a compact

proﬁle for storage when not in use and can be stored

in the trunk of most vehicles.

1) To fold the lift, lock the

rear casters.

2) Lower the boom to the

lowest position.

(See Figure 8)

3) Grasp lift handle on boom

to stabilize the mast.

4) Remove lower pin.

(See Figure 9)

5) Fold unit closed and re-

insert pin into hole.

(See Figure 10)

The controller may be removed to reduce the unit’s

weight. Unplug the actuator cord from the controller.

Stand at the back of the unit and lift slightly on the

controller and slide it to the right.

To further reduce the weight, the unit can be broken

down into two pieces. Hold the mast/boom assembly

and remove both locking pins from the base assembly.

The mast/boom assembly can then be removed.

Insert both pins in their holes for storage.

Figure 8

Figure 9

Figure 10

→

Sling information and diagram

The EZ Light Lift uses a specially designed sling. Do not use slings that are not designed for use with the EZ

Light Lift.

As patients vary in size, shape, and weight, these conditions must be taken into consideration when deciding

which size EZ Way sling is suitable for each patient’s needs. The slings are available in various sizes. Please

contact EZ Way with any questions regarding sling dimensions and sizes.

To order slings call 1-800-627-8940.

Figure 14

Removable Plastic

Head Support Stay

(Hidden)

Torso Strap

Thigh Strap

Leg Strap

Base of the Sling

Head Support Strap

Transferring in and out of a vehicle

The EZ Light Lift can be used for transfers into and

out of a vehicle. Transfers are easiest to accomplish

from the front seat.

The lift should not be used on steep inclines. When

the lift is being used on moderate inclines, the

front casters should be locked to prevent swiveling.

These casters should be unlocked for all other lifting

situations. To transfer into or out of a vehicle,

follow the instructions for transfers from a seated

position.

Transferring patient from a seated

position

Step 1

Apply the sling

1) Lean the patient forward a few inches to place

the sling behind the patient.

2) Slide the sling down between the patient and

the back of the chair, making sure the washing

labels face the chair and the handle on the

sling faces outward and is in the middle of the

patient’s back. The base of the sling should

touch the chair and the head support strap

should be above the patient’s shoulders.

(See Figure 15)

3) Lean the patient back in the chair.

4) Pull each leg strap of the sling along the side

of each of the patient’s legs. To set the sling

properly and remove any slack in the material,

push the sling down towards the seat of the

chair near the patient’s hip and give the sling

leg a tug. Repeat this process on the opposite

side.

5) Lift the patient’s knee and pull the thigh strap

under the patient’s thigh and wrap it around to

the top of the leg. Choose a loop on the thigh

strap that will provide the tightest ﬁt around the

leg and pull the leg strap through the loop on

the thigh strap. Repeat process on opposite leg.

(See Figure 16)

Step 2

Position the lift

1) Position the lift so the tip of the boom is directly

in front of the patient’s torso. Make sure the

wheels of the EZ Light Lift are unlocked.

2) Use the hand control to lower the lift so the

hanger bar is approximately at the same level as

the patient’s chest.

3) Hook the left leg strap to the hanger bar hook

on the left side and the right leg strap to the

hanger bar hook on the right side.

(See Figure 17)

Figure 15 - Slide sling behind patient

Figure 16 - Pull leg strap through thigh loop

Figure 17 - Hook leg strap to hanger bar

Note: There are several loops to choose which

will adjust the recline angle when lifted. For a

more upright posture, choose the longest straps.

For a more reclined posture, choose the shortest

straps. When lifting from a car, use the shortest

straps possible. Always use the same length of

strap on each side.

4) Hook the left torso strap to the hanger bar hook

on the left side and the right torso strap to the

hanger bar hook on the right side.

(See Figure 18)

5) Loosen the head support strap and attach it to

the center post at the end of the boom. Tighten

the head support strap to control recline angle.

(See Figure 19)

6) Use the hand control to carefully raise the lift

and raise the patient from the seat. After the

patient is clear of the seat, grasp the handles

of the lift and move the patient to the desired

transfer location. (See Figure 20)

Transferring patient from a supine

position

Step 1

Apply the sling

1) Log roll the patient on his/her side away from

you.

2) Position the sling so the handles on the back of

the sling are facing the mattress. Tuck half of

sling underneath patient.

3) Using the handle as a guide, center the sling

on the patient’s spine with the base of the sling

approximately two inches below the base of the

tailbone. (See Figure 21)

4) Log roll patient towards you in and pull the rest

of the sling out the other side.

5) Lay patient on their back. Make sure the sling is

centered underneath the patient.

Figure 18 - Hook torso straps to

hanger bar hook

Figure 21 - Position sling appropriately

Figure 19 - Attach head support strap to

center post on boom

Figure 20 - Position patient directly over

seating surface

Transferring patient from a seated

position - continued

6) Lift the patient’s knee and pull the thigh strap

under the patient’s thigh and wrap it around to

the top of the leg. Choose a loop on the thigh

strap that will provide the tightest ﬁt around the

leg and pull the leg strap through the loop on

the thigh strap. Repeat process on opposite leg.

(See Figure 22)

Step 2

Position the lift

1) Position the lift so the tip of the boom is directly

above the patient’s torso. Use the hand control

to lower the lift so the hanger bar is just above

the patient’s navel. Make sure all EZ Light Lift

wheels are unlocked.

2) Hook the left leg strap to the hanger bar hook

on the left side and the right leg strap to the

hanger bar hook on the right side. Note: There

are several loops to choose which will adjust the

recline angle when lifted. For a more upright

posture, choose the longest straps. For a more

reclined posture, choose the shortest straps.

Always use the same length of strap on each

side.

3) Hook the left torso strap to the hanger bar hook

on the left side and the right torso strap to the

hanger bar hook on the right side.

4) Loosen the head support strap and attach it to

the center post at the end of the boom. Tighten

the head support strap to control recline angle.

5) Use the hand control to carefully raise the

lift and raise the patient. After the patient is

clear of the bed, grasp the handles of the lift

and move the patient to the desired transfer

location. (See Figure 23)

Figure 22 - Pull leg strap through loop on

thigh strap

Figure 23 - Transferring the patient

Transferring patient from ﬂoor

EZ Way strongly recommends two caregivers

complete the transfer when picking a patient up

from the ﬂoor. Follow same procedure used when

lifting patient from a supine position (See page 7).

Step 1

Position lift

If possible, lift and bend the patient’s legs, pushing

lift forward. Keep both legs together, laying the

patient’s legs over either side of the base of the EZ

Light Lift. (See Figure 24)

Figure 24 - Lifting a patient from ﬂoor

Transferring patient from a supine

position - continued

2) After the patient has been lowered, unhook all

straps from the lift and move the lift away from

the patient.

3) Remove the leg straps from the thigh straps.

Lift knee and remove thigh strap from under leg.

Repeat for other leg.

4) Lean patient forward a few inches and grasp the

sling. Remove sling by pulling upward.

Transfer to supine position

1) Position patient over bed or gurney. Make sure

all EZ Light Lift wheels are unlocked. Lower

the patient using the hand control.

2) After the patient has been lowered, unhook all

straps from the lift and move the lift away from

the patient.

3) Remove the leg straps from the thigh straps.

Lift knee and remove thigh strap from under leg.

Repeat for other leg.

4) To remove the sling from under the patient,

gently log roll the patient away from you,

folding and tucking the sling under the patient.

Log roll the patient toward you, allowing you to

free the sling from beneath the patient.

(See Figure 26)

Transfer to sitting position

1) Position the patient over a chair or wheelchair.

Make sure all lift wheels are unlocked. The

wheelchair wheels should be locked. Lower the

lift using the hand control. Grasp the sling

handle as the patient is being lowered. Use the

sling handle to position the patient properly in

the seat. (See Figure 25)

Figure 25 - Positioning patient in chair

Figure 26 - Remove sling

Step 2

Attach sling

Follow same procedure used when lifting patient

from a supine position (See pages 8 & 9). You

will, however, have to use the longest loops at the

patient’s torso and the legs as well as lengthen the

head support strap.

Step 3

Lift patient

Follow same procedure used when lifting patient

from bed (See page 9).

Important: Before lifting, make sure the sling is

not snagged on any objects or beneath the casters

or legs of the lift. The sling should be free from

obstruction.

Step 4

Follow same procedure used when lowering patient

to bed, chair or wheelchair.

Step 5

Follow same procedure used for removing sling.

Transferring patient from ﬂoor -

continued

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