Nursing staff at my hospital have been complaining that the stirrups are hard to maneuver. I noticed that the locking pin that locks their side to side movement have been sticking. The confusing part is that when a patient is sitting on the unit, it apparently makes them even harder to use. I don't see how the weight of someone on the bed interacts with the stirrups and its guides. Has anyone dealt with this before?
Have a Ritter 223 where chair will raise and lower but back rest is in lowered position and will not raise. Customer has new hand control. Switched back out to old hand control still nothing. No noticeable noises or anything when hand control activated. Any leads on where to start? Clinic is an hour away and want to be prepared. Thanks guys!
We had a major power serge about a year ago and one of our exam tables stopped working so I was wondering if there is anyone that can do repairs in our area of Juneau, AK. Or if there is something I could check myself.
I have an exam table that the user pulled out the foot control auxiliary cable. I believe they broke something off in the port as well. When I plug another foot control into the port, the table will go all the way up/down, depending on where it was to begin with. The foot pedal will not work either. Any ideas would be great. RE: Midmark - Ritter 223
