User Manual Q&AAnswer
Jan 17, 2025 - 02:37 AM
According to the instruction manual, daily checks should be performed before each use of the Oxford Dipper lift. These checks include examining the framework for any signs of deformation, corrosion, or rusting, ensuring the mast is fully located in the floor socket and rotates freely, checking the attachment and operation of the spreader bar or chair support tube, inspecting the sling hooks and suspenders for wear, and checking the hydraulic unit for leakage.
In addition to daily checks, a thorough inspection and maximum safe working load test should be conducted every six months by an authorized service dealer. This inspection should include checking the spreader bar, boom, chair support tube, castors, mast, and all nuts and bolts for secure attachment and proper operation. The hydraulic unit should also be checked for correct operation and any leakage of hydraulic fluid.
It is recommended to follow the maintenance schedule and procedures outlined in the manual to ensure the lift remains in optimum safe working condition. Any necessary repairs or replacement parts should be obtained from an authorized Joerns Healthcare service provider.
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