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User Instruction Manual

Oxford®Canvas Stretcher

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Contents

1. Oxford Canvas Stretcher....................................................................................... 3

2. Safety Precautions ................................................................................................ 4

3. Assembly & Commissioning Instructions .............................................................. 5

4. Lifting With Your Oxford Canvas Stretcher ........................................................... 6

5. Cleaning & Maintenance ....................................................................................... 10

6. Warranty ................................................................................................................ 11

This product is a Medical Device in

accordance with EU Medical Device

Regulation 2017/745.

Machine wash at 85ºC

Do not bleach

Do not dry clean

Drip dry

Area/side for feet/legs

Area/side for head

ATTENTION, consult accompanying

documents.

Refer to the user instructions before

use

85ºC

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1. Oxford Canvas Stretcher

As an aftermarket accessory, you can retro-fit your Stature or Presence lift with an Oxford

Canvas Stretcher (see Fig.1). This MUST ONLY be used in conjunction with the Oxford Stretcher

Adjustment Cradle (Part Number OXF-STRETCHER-AC).

Item Number: SL30010

Safe Working Load: 227Kg (500lbs).

(When fitted to the Oxford Stretcher Adjustment Cradle - Item Number OXF-STRETCHER-AC).

Intended Use:

The Oxford Canvas Stretcher is a patient handling device which must be used in combination

with the Oxford Stretcher Adjustment Cradle (OXF-STRETCHER-AC) and either an Oxford

Stature or Presence lift.

The Canvas Stretcher is intended for lifting and transferring patients in a horizontal position

where a flat underlying surface is not particularly required and when a patient needs to be moved

with very little change in body position.

The Canvas Stretcher is for use by a minimum of two trained operators.

Advantages of the Canvas Stretcher include:

• It takes up relatively little space during use and when in storage.

• It can be laundered in a washing machine at 85°C.*

* Metal rod inserts to be removed and cleaned separately. (See section 5 of this manual).

Serious Incident Reporting:

In the event of a serious incident taking place during use of this product, affecting the patient

and/or care-giver, it must be reported to the product manufacturer or authorised distributor.

Should the incident take place within the European Union (EU), it must also be reported to the

local competent authority within the member state.

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2. Safety Precautions

WARNING

The Oxford Canvas Stretcher MUST ONLY be used with an Oxford Stretcher Adjustment

Cradle (Part Number OXF-STRETCHER-AC)

When the Canvas Stretcher is attached, the patients head and body should always remain

horizontal. This horizontal position is achieved by operating the adjustment handles on the

Stretcher Adjustment Cradle in either a clockwise or anti-clockwise direction. (see Fig.2)

WARNING

Ensure the patient is positioned in the correct orientation prior to connecting the Canvas

Stretcher to the Stretcher Adjustment Cradle (see Fig.3).

WARNING

Do not attempt to lift the patient if the patient’s weight is off centre balance (see Fig.4).

WARNING

• The Oxford Canvas Stretcher is ONLY compatible with the Oxford Stature and

Presence lifts when fitted with the Oxford Stretcher Adjustment Cradle Part Number

OXF-STRETCHER-AC).

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

POFig. 4

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Fig. 5

• Never use a Canvas Stretcher if the suspension straps are cut or frayed or the

stitching is damaged.

• Always plan your lifting operations before commencing the lift.

• Always check the Canvas Stretcher is in good working order prior to all lifting

operations.

3. Assembly & Commissioning Instructions

The following components are included with your Canvas Stretcher (see Fig.5).

• 1 x Canvas Stretcher (1)

• 4 x Suspension Straps (2)

• 2 x Splints (3)

• 1 x Pack of 4 Connection Points

(not shown)

Initial Assembly

Prior to using the Oxford Canvas Stretcher, an initial assembly of the connection points will be

required.

FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY:

1. Place the nylon washer onto the shoulder of the connection bolt (see Fig. 6).

2. Place the connection bolt through the hole in the splint (see Fig. 7).

3. Fix the connection bolt in place with a button head screw and steel washer (tighten to 14Nm)

(see Fig. 8).

Required Tools: 1 x 13mm Spanner/Socket, 1 x 5mm Allen Key, 1 x Torque Wrench

4. Repeat steps 1 -3 for the remaining three connection points.

Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Fig. 8

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4. Lifting With Your Oxford Canvas Stretcher

FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY:

1. Place the folded Canvas Stretcher on the bed or a suitable supporting surface (see Fig. 6).

2. Unfold the Canvas Stretcher, ensuring that the stretcher is correctly orientated. This will be

confirmed when the openings on either side are as shown (see Fig. 7) and the head and feet

labels are visible.

3. Position the Canvas Stretcher adjacent to the patient, ensuring the supporting surface is

suitable (see Fig. 8).

4. Position the patient centrally on the Canvas Stretcher, so that they are lying on their back

(see Fig. 9). Always ensure you follow your health and safety procedure for manual

handling/positioning.

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

Fig. 9

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Fig. 10

WARNING

Ensure the patient is positioned in the correct orientation prior to insertion of the splints

Note: The head & feet symbols indicate the correct patient positioning (See Fig. 10).

5. Insert the two splints into the side pockets - one either side of the Canvas Stretcher, ensuring

the splints are orientated correctly. This will be confirmed when the two suspension spigots on

each splint protrude through the two openings on either side of the Canvas Stretcher. Ensure

the suspension spigots face outwards. (see Fig. 11).

WARNING

The splints can only be inserted at one end (see Fig. 12).

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

ALIGN SPIGOTS

WITH OPENINGS IN

SHEET

CLOSED END

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6. Attach each of the four suspension straps to the suspension spigots on the splints as

illustrated. (see Fig. 13).

WARNING

Ensure all of the four attachment brackets are orientated in the correct location (See

Fig.13) and that they are securely attached. This will be confirmed when the attachment

bracket ‘snaps’ onto the suspension spigot attached to the Splints.

WARNING

Ensure all four Suspension Straps are not showing any signs of fraying or damage. If

there is any evidence of fraying or damage on ANY of the four Suspension Straps, DO NOT

USE. The Canvas Stretcher must not be used until genuine replacements are obtained.

WARNING

Check the condition and ensure secure attachment of spigot on the splint prior to lifting.

7. Carefully position the Stature/Presence hoist, with the Oxford Stretcher Adjustment Cradle

fitted, above the patient. (see Fig. 14).

Fig. 13

Fig. 14

Suspension Spigot

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8. Carefully lower the boom of the hoist so that the Stretcher Adjustment Cradle is directly above

the patient in a position that the Canvas Stretcher suspension straps can be easily attached to

the Stretcher Adjustment Cradle. (see Fig. 15).

9. Attach the four Canvas Stretcher suspension straps to the Stretcher Adjustment Cradle (see

Fig. 16). Either the longer or the shorter loops can be used, which ever are most appropriate

for each individual patient, (see Fig. 17) but DO NOT mix both sizes.

WARNING

Ensure all four Suspension Straps are securely attached to the Stretcher Adjustment

Cradle. Failure to do so may result in serious injury.

10. Raise the patient approximately 150mm (6 inches) above the bed or supporting surface.

Verify that the patient and Canvas Stretcher are horizontal and stable before transporting the

patient.

WARNING

Do not attempt to lift the patient if the patient’s weight is off balance (see Fig. 4, page 4)

Fig. 15

Position 1

Position 2

Fig. 17Fig. 16

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11.NOTE: Adjustment can be made by operating either the left or right hand handles on the

Stretcher Support Cradle by rotating either clockwise or anti-clockwise to level the patient for

additional comfort and stability. (see Fig.18).

12. Once the patient is supported with the stretcher balanced centrally, the patient can be

transferred.

5. Cleaning & Maintenance

Ensure the following guidelines are adhered to when cleaning your Oxford Canvas Stretcher.

Canvas & Straps:

• Do not wash with bleach.

• Do not twist.

• Do not wash and dry by machine.

• Wash with a neutral cleaner. Rinse using clean water.

• Air dry or dry at a very low temperature.

Metal Rod Inserts:

• Wash with a neutral cleaner. Rinse using clean water.

• Air dry or dry at a very low temperature.

Operation/Storage Conditions:

Operating temperature ................................. 5ºC to 40ºC

Storage temperature..................................... 5ºC to 40ºC

Relative humidity .......................................... 10% to 95%

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