USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

RAPIDO
OPERATING TABLE FOR DAY SURGERY

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1 GENERAL 4
2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 5
2.1 Type plate 5
2.2 Features and materials 5
2.2.1 Operating conditions 5
2.2.2 Adjustments 5
2.2.3 Dimensions 6
2.2.4 Surface materials 6

3 PRODUCT USE 7
3.1 Special instructions 7
3.1.1 Warnings 7
3.1.2 Important 7
3.2 Implementation 8
3.3 Structure and adjustments 8
3.3.1 Central braking system and directional castor 8
3.3.2 Height adjustment 8
3.3.3 Back section adjustment 9
3.3.4 Leg section adjustment 9
3.3.5 Headrest adjustment 9
3.3.6 Side tilt adjustment 9
3.3.7 Trendelenburg and anti-Trendelenburg adjustment 9
3.3.8 Removal of headrest 10
3.3.9 Removal of leg section 10

4 CLEANING 10
4.1 Daily cleaning and disinfecting 10
4.1.1 Disinfection 10
4.1.2 Drying 10

5 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 11

5.1 Preventative maintenance 11
5.2 Troubleshooting 11

Compiled by: Mika Similä Type: User and maintenance manual Complete: 19.02.2001
Approved by: Arto Koski-Laulaja Document: DO1017.en Version: 03 - 10.03.2005

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 5.3 Central braking system and castors 12
5.3.1 Removal of castor 12
5.3.2 Brake adjustment 12
5.4 Hydraulics 13
5.4.1 Removal of pump 13
5.4.2 Removal of pedal 13
5.4.3 Removal of pedal pad 13
5.4.4 Bleeding hydraulic pump 13
5.5 Removal of release handle 13
5.5.1 Cable adjustment 13
5.6 Replacement of gas springs 14
5.6.1 Replacement of headrest gas spring 14
5.6.2 Replacement of back section gas spring 14
5.6.3 Replacement of leg section gas spring 14
5.6.3.1 Removal of gas spring from cover sleeve 15
5.6.4 Removal of side tilt gas spring 15
5.6.5 Removal of Trendelenburg gas spring 15

6 SPARE PARTS 16
6.1 Casings and mattresses 16
6.2 Central braking system 17
6.3 Height adjustment 18
6.4 Seat section 20
6.5 Back section 22
6.6 Leg section 24
6.7 Headrest 25
6.8 Leg section EYE-ENT 27
6.9 Back section EYE-ENT 28
6.10Seat section and height adjustment EYE-ENT 29
7 RECYCLING 30
7.1 Metals and plastics 30
7.1.1 Gas springs 30
7.1.2 Hydraulics 30

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1. GENERAL

Dear operating table owner. The safe and fault-free use and maintenance of the equipment requires careful
adherence to these instructions. When mounting accessories to the equipment, the instructions provided
with them must be followed closely. Always keep the instructions for accessories together with this manual.

Warnings and observations in this instruction manual are indicated as follows:

WARNING! Please observe in order to ensure patient safety.

NOTE! Please observe in order to avoid causing damage to the equipment or its parts.
To be lubricated during servicing and when replacing parts.
• Warnings and cauntions on page 7, 12 and 29.

The Rapido Operating Table complies with the IEC 601-2-46 and SFS-EN 60601-1 standards. The table
complies with directive 93/42/EEC (MDD) in product class I and bears a CE marking based on this
classification.

Intended use
The Merivaara Rapido Operating Table is intended for outpatient surgery applications.
The Rapido Operating Table is also well suited to general surgical needs.

Your Specialist for integrated Medical

Furniture and Equipment Systems.
Merivaara products form an integrated furnishing system
for clinical, hospital and nursing home enviroments. The
comprehensive range of Merivaara products includes
high-quality tools and equipment needed in a variety of
medical procedures.

Merivaara products feature flexible design, turn easily into

ideal working positions and offer high patient comfort.
Daily nursing procedures are readily accommodated by
the safe and easy operation of all Merivaara products.
The comprehensive selection of (available) accessories
make our products ideal for several speciality proce-
dures.

You can get more information on Merivaara products,

from our Sales Office. For matters related to equipment
servicing, please contact the Merivaara After Sales
Department.

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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Type plate

The identification plate is located underneath the seat section.

Model
Serial number
Safe working load
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2.2 Features and materials

2.2.1 Operating conditions
Ambient temperature +10 ... +40 °C
Ambient pressure 700 ... 1060 mbar
Relative humidity 30% ... 75 %
Transport temperature -10 ... +40 °C
Storage temperature +10 ... +40 °C
Safe working load
(incl. patient, mattress and accessories) 160 kg

2.2.2 Adjustments
Side tilt ±15°
Back section -4° ... +70°
Leg section -90° ... +4°
Trendelenburg and anti-
Trendelenburg adjustment 25° ... 18°
Headrest -40° ... +25°

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2.2.3 Dimensions
RAPIDO EYE-ENT
Operating table surface 4 - sectional
Operating table weight 125 kg
Length (A), split leg section 2075 mm
Length (A), one-piece leg section 2050 mm
Length (A), without head rest 2040 mm
Length (F) 1760 mm 1760 mm
Width (B) 693 mm
Height (C) 650-1020 mm
Mattress width (D) 600 mm
Table top width (E) 654 mm
Castors 150 mm
Table 1. Dimensions

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2.2.4 Surface materials

Surface materials RAPIDO
Epoxy-powder coat, frame parts X
Stainless steel accessory rail X
PA 6 (polyamide) release handles X
ABS (acrylontrile/butadiene/styrene) casings X
POM (polyacetal) bushings X
TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) handles X
Rubber 61 bellows X
Table 2. Surface materials used on operating table.

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3. PRODUCT USE

3.1 Special instructions

In order to guarantee optimal surgical safety all users of the operating table must thoroughly acquaint
themselves with the operating table use and maintenance instructions prior to implementation. Train all
surgical staff in the correct use of the RAPIDO Operating Table and present them with all its attendant
warnings and other important information required in its use.

3.1.1 Warnings
When adjusting the table, ensure that the patient’s fingers, hands or other parts of the body are not caught
between the moving parts of the back or leg section or the seat.

Adhere to the manufacturer’s instructions when using diathermic or defibrillating equipment.

3.1.2 Important
The anti-static properties of the operating table require the use of only Merivaara brand mattress sets and
anti-static flooring.

Keep in mind that if the operating table top is not raised high enough when the leg section is adjusted to its
lowest position, it may strike the table base casing and cause damage to the table.

Use potential equalization (its outlet is located under the seat section) when using patient monitoring
equipment.

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3.2 Implementation
The operation table is packaged pre-assembled. Check for damages that may have been caused during
transport. If the operating table has been stored in the cold, allow it to warm up to room temperature. Recycle
the polywood packaging. Wood and plastic are energy waste.

3.3 Structure and adjustments

Leg section
Seat section
Trendelenburg and Back section
anti-Trendelenburg
handle
Head section

Leg section handle

(both sides)
Headrest
handle

Central brake pedal

Back section handle
(both sides) Directional castor
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Height adjuster pedal Side tilt 7

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handle (both sides)

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Push bar
3.3.1 Central braking system and directional castor
When the pedal is in position (1), the directional castor is locked in its (1)
steering position.
When the pedal is in the middle position, all castors will turn.
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3.3.2 Height adjustment

Pressing the height adjusment pedal down will raise the mattress base.
Lifting the pedal will lower the mattress base. s
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Seat section
Trendelenburg and Back section
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Head section

Leg section handle

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Headrest
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Central brake pedal

Back section handle
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3.3.3 Adjustment of back section

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3.3.4 Leg section adjustment

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3.3.5 Headrest adjustment

Pull the adjuster lever and adjust the headrest end with your free hand.
The headrest will angle -40° ... +25°.

3.3.6 Side tilt adjustment

Fully squeeze the handles on both sides (Side tilt) and
tilt while maintaining grip on the push bars.

3.3.7 Trendelenburg adjustment

Trendelenburg
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Side tilt

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3.3.8 Removal of headrest
• Loosen tension screws and pull Headrest
the headrest out.

3.3.9 Removal of leg section

• Loosen the tension screws
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the leg section off.

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Tension
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• Support the leg section end screw

while re-attaching, to better
allow the tensions screws
to seat. Tension screw

4. CLEANING

4.1 Daily cleaning and disinfecting

The RAPIDO Operating Table must be cleaned after completion of and prior to every surgery.
Wipe down the mattresses and operating table top with a mild alkaline detergent (pH 7-8).

4.1.1 Disinfecting
Wipe using, for example, a 3 % chloramine-based disinfectant (Klorilli) or similar cleaning agent.
Normal excretion stains are removed and disinfected with a 10 % chloramine-based disinfectant.
Isolation patient excretion stains are cleaned and table surface is disinfected with a 25 % chloramine-based
disinfectant.

4.1.2 Drying
Dry thoroughly by wiping down immediately after cleaning or disinfection.

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5. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

5.1 Preventative maintenance

Mark the date taken into use next to the identification plate on the operating table seat. The date serves as a
reminder for the following annual servicing. Remember to mark the operating table with the date when
performing the annual servicing, so that the following service date will not require a separate reminder.

• When doing a normal cleaning, give the operating table a quick visual inspection and check for any
hydraulic leaks, loose screws or parts, cracks, surface damage or missing parts.
• Perform a monthly inspection of operating table function by fully extending and retracting all table
adjustments.
Make the necessary repairs and adjustments.
• The following items should be serviced on an annual basis:
• check height adjuster hydraulic pump
• check and lubricate joints
• ensure that the castors and brakes turn freely and lock precisely
• check the function and condition of all cables

5.2 Troubleshooting

Problem Cause Repair

Operating table top will not rise • Oil level low Replace the pump
• Air in the hydraulic system De-air pump
Table top will not fully-lower. • Air in the hydraulic system Bleed pump
Table top will not remain at the • Faulty valve Replace pump
adjusted height • Dirt in the hydraulic system
Operating table pulls to one • Dirty castor Clean castor
side when being pushed • Worn castor Replace castor
Operating table gas spring • The gas spring is damaged Replace gas spring
adjustments do not stay in place • Gas spring is installed Replace gas spring
or do not work at all incorrectly
• Release cable is loose Tighten cable

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5.3 Central braking system and castors
5.3.1 Removal of castor
• Remove protective casing (1).
• Put brake pedal (2) into free position (pedal centred).
• Loosen retainer screw (3) and remove pedal.
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• Remove guard plate (4).
• Loosen retainer screws (5) and move brake axle (6)
to the side.
• Remove screws (7) and washers (8).
• Pull castor (9) out from sleeve. 4
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Re-install castor in reverse order.
Ensure that the brake pedal and cam are aligned 7
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• Engage brakes.
• Remove protective casing (1).
• Remove screws (7) and washers (8).
• Support the table so that the castor being adjusted is off the floor.
• Braking power is increased by turning the castor clockwise
(as seen from above) one half rotation at a time (as shown by the arrow).

Brake pedal centred bed

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NOTE! The direcrional castor is generally located on the right hand side of the foot end.
The location of the direcrional castor can be specified when ordering

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5.4 Hydraulics
5.4.1 Pump removal
• Support the table top into its
upright position.
• Remove circlip (1).
• Remove pivot pin (2) and plastic
bushings (3).
• Loosen nuts (4) and remove washers (5) 11
and screws (6) from both sides. 1 8
• Remove limiters (7). 4 5
• Lift the pump out from its mounting.

5.4.2 Pedal removal 9 10

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• Remove spring pin (8). 3
• Pull pedal (9) out from its mounting.
• When remounting the pedal,
insert the pin as shown here.

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• Pull pedal pad (11) off the pedal.

5.4.4 Hydraulic pump bleeding

The hydraulic pump is equipped with an automatic bleeding mechanism, which facilitates bleeding.
• Pump table top into its upright position.
• Give 2-4 extra pumps.
• Lower table top to its operating height.
• Repeat if necessary.

5.5 Removal of release handle

• Using a 4 mm Allen key, loosen a few turns
until the tension link is loose and the handle comes free.

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• Loosen locking screw (1). 01
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• Tighten cable by shifting the cable lock in the direction of the arrow.

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5.6 Replacement of gas springs 4 .ek
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• Remove retaining rings (1).
• Remove pins (2). 2
• Remove release lever (3) and bushings (4).
• Unscrew mounting bracket (5). Count the turns
for remounting.
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5.6.2 Replacement of back section gas spring
Replace gas springs one at a time, as
one of the gas springs must be left in place to
support the back section.
• Remove screws (1). 3
• Remove bushings (2).
• Turn out the accessory rail (3).
• Remove retaining rings (4).
• Remove pins (5). 4
• Remove gas spring (6).
Removal of gas spring from the protective 5
sleeve, as in in section 5.6.3.1 on page 15.

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5.6.3 Replacement of leg section gas spring
Remove leg section from the operating table and turn
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it upside down.
Removal of leg section in section 3.3.8 on page 10.
• Remove screws (1). 4
• Remove bushings (2).
• Turn out the accessory rail (3).
• Remove retaining rings (4).
• Remove pins (5). 2 3
• Remove gas spring (6). sp
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5.6.3.1 Removal of gas spring from protective sleeve 3
• Remove gas spring ram mount (1).
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• Pull gas spring (2) out of protective sleeve (3).
• Unscrew mounting bracket (4). Count the rotations 4 sp
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• If the gas spring requires adjustment:
• first turn the mounting bracket (4) to its old position
• adjust only by half a turn or one whole turn at a time
• if the gas spring is still under load, turn counterclockwise
• if lifting the handle does not release the gas spring, turn clockwise

5.6.4 Removal of side tilt gas spring

• Bring table top into its upright position.
• Lift base casing (1). 1
• Remove lift lever casing (2). sp sp
• Loosen column casing mounting screws (3). .ep
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• Remove screw (4) from upper end of gas o 3 o
spring with a 6 mm Allen key. 6
• Move casing (5) slightly to the side, to allow 4
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• Remove nut (6) from lower end of gas spring sp
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• Press gas spring down and remove cable. .er
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• Pull gas spring out from mounting, sp 01
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5.6.5 Removal of Trendelenburg gas spring 1

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• Lift base casing (1). 2
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• Loosen column casing mounting screws (3). 1o

• Support the leg section of the mattress base

so that it will not fall. 8
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• Loosen retainer screw (4) with a 4 mm Allen et.
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• Remove retaining ring (7) from lower end of 4 6

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• Open casings and pull the gas spring out from between them. Remove cable. 01
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6. SPARE PARTS

6.1 Casings and mattresses

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A1420100 Base casing 1
2 A1420000 Lift lever casing 1
3 A1420200 Column casing Contains both halves 1+1
4 A4845500 Sliding sleeve 3
5 711537 Bellows 3
6 A1421600 Sealing strip 1
7 715445 Bushing rubber 3
8 706232 Screw ISO 7380-M6x16 A2 6
9 A2510200 Headrest mattress 1
10 A2510300 Back and leg section mattress 2
11 A2510400 Seat mattress 1
12 706211 Screw ISO 7380-M6x10 A2 2
13 707613 Nut M6 2
14 A41010100 Screw M6x70 1
15 A41004300 Loop velcro tape set for mattres 1
16 A41004400 Hook velcro tape set for plate 1
17 707613 Nut HKM M6x15 2
18 A41010100 Threaded rods M6x70 1

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6.2 Central brake system

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 712407 Brake castor 3
2 712408 Directional castor 1
3 A4983200 Brake axle 1
4 707782 Washer DIN 6796-M8 8
5 70632 Screw SFS -2219-M8x12 8
6 A4983300 Protective plate 4
7 7125112 Pedal Right side 2
8 7125113 Pedal Left side 2
9 A4982900 Rubber pad 4
10 A4983000 Adhesive strip 4
11 706831 Retaining screw DIN 916-M6x8 8
12 A3450000 Connection rod 2
13 A4987700 Brake axle 2

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6.3 Height adjustment

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Number of parts in assembly
Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A2334500 Mounting case 1
2 70741 Nut DIN 985-M5 2
3 70777 Washer DIN 125-A 5.5 2
4 70452 Screw SFS 2976-M5x12 2
5 A4542100 Limiter 2
6 707090 Screw M6x15 2
7 710587 Pedal pad 2
8 70635 Screw SFS 2219-M8x20 4
9 70772 Washer DIN 6798-J 8.2 4
10a A3782800 Hydraulic pump pedal Right 1
10a A3782801 Hydraulic pump pedal Left 1
10b A2520700 Hydraulic pump pedal on the side Right side 1
10b A2520701 Hydraulic pump pedal on the side Left side 1
11 70814 Spring pin DIN 1481-8x32 2
12 7115683 Hydraulic pump 1
12 A3812200 Hydraulic pump pedals on the side 1
13 707919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 2
14 A4381800 Pivot pin 1
15 709931 Washer sleeve 2
16 709851 Bushing 8
17 A4540000 Bearing retainer 8

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Tighten screws (18) to 65 Nm.
Use thread lock, such as LOCTITE 270
when remounting the screws (18)

Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
18 70645 Screw SFS 2219-M10x25 8
19 A4984200 Adhesive strip 1
20 A4984201 Adhesive strip 2
21 7126504 Release link 1
22 Nut M10x1 3
23 A4989100 Bracket 1
24 7126502 Trendelenburg gas spring 115mm/800N 1
25 709919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 1
26 A4984600 Pivot pin 1
27 7126503 Release link 2
28 70744 Nut DIN 985-M10 2
29 A4984500 Washer sleeve 4
30 711509 Spring 2
31 7126501 Side tilt gas spring 100mm/600N 2
32 715684 Slide bearing 2
33 70733 Nut SFS 2067-M10 1
34 70602 Screw SFS 5063-M10x75 1
35 715637 Cable 3
36 7156371 Cable lock 3

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6.4 Seat section
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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A4985000 Pivot pin 1
2 70680 Retaining screw DIN 914-M5x6 5
3 709873 Bushing 2
4 A3783100 Trendelenburg universal joint 1
5 715684 Slide bearing 2
6 706461 Screw SFS 2219-M10x40 4
7 A4763300 Link bushing 4
8 A2506100 Top plate 1
9 A4628900 Screw 4
10 A4857500 Bushing 6
11 A4985300 Accessory rail 2
12 706655 Screw DIN 7991-M8x40 6
13 707919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 2
14 A4761800 Pivot pin 2

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
15 A41537700 Plate 2
16 706133 Screw ISO 7380 A2 4
17 A41565800 Hand screw 2
18 A41537600 Limiter 2
19 70833 Spring pin DIN 1481 3x15 A2 2
20 710518 Washer 2
21 A4985100 Side tilt axle Right side 1
A4985101 Side tilt axle Left side 1
22 A4985200 Washer sleeve 2
23 70691 Retaining screw DIN 915-M8x16 2
24 706912 Retaining screw DIN 914-M8x12 2
25 A4765300 Universal joint 1
26 70635 Screw SFS 2219-M8x20 2
27 A4774700 Washer 2
28 A3622600 Centre universal joint 1
29 A4768000 Washer 2
30 A4763100 Universal joint 1

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6.5 Back section

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A4989000 Cushion 2
2 706233 Screw ISO 7380-M6x20 A2 8
3 A42506500 Push bar 2
4 727064 Handle 3
5 7099836 Plug 2
6 A2506300 Top plate 1
7 709614 Hand screw 2
8 A3783500 Mounting bracket 1
9 706381 Screw ISO 7380-M8x18 A2 2
10 7126506 Level 1
11 A4986200 Fastener 1
12 70680 Retaining screw DIN 914-M5x6 1
13 707919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 4
14 A4761700 Pivot pin 4
15 A41004100 Plate 4

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
15 A4857500 Bushing 6
16 A4985300 Accessory rail 2
17 706655 Screw DIN 7991-M8x40 6
18 A4628900 Screw 6
19 707721 Washer DIN 6798-J 8.4 6
20 707321 Nut SFS 2067-M8 6
21 36219 Protective sleeve 2
22 709781 Protective sleeve bearing 2
23 7126505 Gas spring 529mm/720N 2
24 709931 Washer sleeve 2
25 Nut M10x1 2
26 A33574A00 Mounting bracket 2
27 A33574A00 Ram mount 2
28 A3783300 Release handle 1

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6.6 Leg section

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 709781 Protective sleeve bearing 2
2 A3622800 Protective sleeve 2
3 71264 Gas spring 130mm/620N 2
4 A3783700 Release handle 1
5 Nut M10x1 2
6 A33574A00 Mounting bracket 2
7 A33574A00 Ram mount 2
8 707321 Nut SFS 2067-M8 6
9 707721 Washer DIN 6798-J 8.4 6
10 707919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 6
11 A4760100 Pivot pin 2
12 A3622700 Mounting bracket 2
13 A2506300 Top plate 1
14 A4761700 Pivot pin 4
15 A4857500 Bushing 6
16 706655 Screw DIN 7991-M8x40 6
17 A4761600 Accessory rail 2
18 A4628900 Screw 6

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6.7 Head support

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A4620900 Screw 2
2 A2506600 Top plate 1
3 A4761700 Pivot pin 1
4 707919 Retaining ring DIN 471-10x1 3
5 707721 Washer DIN 6798-J 8.4 2
6 707321 Nut SFS 2067-M8 2
7 A3623900 Profile 1
8 A4810800 Washer 2
9 A3623800 Mounting bracket 1
10 709877 Bushing 4
11 A4770300 Pivot pin 2
12 A47669A00 Release lever 1
13 A4767200 Mounting bracket 1
14 Nut M10x1 1
15 71253 Gas spring 320N 1

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A2510300 Mattress 1
2 A2506300 Top plate 1
3 A21530700 Frame Right 1
4 A21530701 Frame Left 1
5 A3622700 Mounting bracket 2
6 A2506500 Handle 2
7 A3783300 Handle 1

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A21530900 Back section 1
2 A31568300 Top plate 1
3 A31569200 Accessory rail 4
4 A4857500 Bushing 8
5 A41604400 Pivot pin 2
6 A4761800 Pivot pin 2
7 A4628900 Screw M8 9
8 A41598200 Bushing 2
9 A41602000 Screw M8x25 A2 DIN 7991 2
10 A31586101 Handle Vasen 1
11 A31586100 Handle Oikea 1
12 7075262 Nut M8x16 17
13 706655 Screw M8x40 DIN7991 8
14 707919 Retaining ring D10 A2 DIN 741 2
15 A31571400 Mattress a

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Number of parts in assembly

Part Code Part name Additional information
1 A21531200 Seat section 1
2 A1420000 Protective casing 1
3 A2505600 Frame 1
4 7126501 Gas spring 2
5 7126502 Gas spring 1

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7. RECYCLING

7.1 Metals and plastics

When disposing of an operating table or replacing any of its parts, check the recyclability of each item. A
majority of the metal used on the operating table is steel. The operating table also contains a number of zinc
castings and brass bushings. When recycling-plastic parts, determine the material type. The table on page 6
lists part materials, which will provide assistance in determining the correct recycling procedure. If a part
material is missing from the table, contact your sales representative. For more information on recycling,
contact your local waste management facility or visit related sites on the -nternet.

Below are recycling symbols, which are marked on parts made of plastic. Products marked with these
symbols can be used as energy waste.

7.1.1 Gas springs

Gas springs can be disposed of as metal waste after all nitrogen gas and oil has been removed from them.

WARNING! Releasing nitrogen gas is strictly prohibited, without following the proper instructions.
Your sales representative will provide the necessary instructions for the correct disposal
of gas springs.

7.1.2 Hydraulics
Hydraulic cylinders can be disposed of as metal waste after all oil has been removed from them.

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ORDER FORM

Delivery address: Invoicing address:

Mark / reference: Mark / reference:

Orderer: Telephone: Order date: Transport mode:

Pcs. Part Code Part name

Information:

Merivaara Corp. Telephone: +358 3 3394 6152

Puustellintie 2 Fax: +358 3 3394 6249
FIN - 15150 LAHTI, FINLAND