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Model 24 and Model 24-H

Multi-Level Mortuary Cots

February 2000 DOM

Users’ Manual

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Pub. No. 234-0008-08

© Ferno-Washington, Inc. 234-0008-08 February 20002

Users� Manual 24 and 24-H Mortuary Cots

Disclaimer

This manual contains general instructions for the use, operationand care of this product. The instructions are not all-inclusive.Safe and proper use of this product is solely at the discretion ofthe user. Safety information is included as a service to the user.All other safety measures taken by the user should be withinand under consideration of applicable regulations. It isrecommended that training on the proper use of this productbe provided before using this product in an actual situation.

Retain this manual for future reference. Include it with the productin the event of transfer to new users. Additional free copies areavailable upon request from Customer Service.

Proprietary Notice

The information disclosed in this manual is the property of Ferno-Washington, Inc., Wilmington, Ohio, USA. Ferno-Washington,Inc. reserves all patent rights, proprietary design rights,manufacturing rights, reproduction use rights, and sales userights thereto, and to any article disclosed therein except to theextent those rights are expressly granted to others or where notapplicable to vendor proprietary parts.

Ferno-Washington, Inc.70 Weil Way

Wilmington, OH 45177-9371U.S.A.

Telephone... 800.733.3766Fax ............. 937.382.1191Internet ....www.Ferno.com

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24 and 24-H Mortuary Cots Users� Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

Section 1 - Safety Information........................................................ 4

Section 2 - Learning About the Cot ............................................... 4

Section 3 - Operator Skills and Training ........................................ 6

Section 4 - Setting Up the Cot........................................................ 7

Section 5 - Using the Cot ............................................................... 8

Section 6 - Maintaining the Cot .................................................... 14

Section 7 - Repair Parts and Service............................................ 16

Section 8 - Accessories ................................................................ 18

Section 9 - Customer Service ....................................................... 18

Section 10 - Limited Warranty ...................................................... 19

IllustrationsComponents of Models 24 and 24-H ........................................................ 5Height and Strength Considerations ......................................................... 6

Figure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and Cot .................................................... 7Figure 2 - Restraint Components............................................................... 7

Figure 3 - Attaching a Restraint Strap ....................................................... 7Figure 4 - Lowering the Loading End of the Cot ....................................... 8

Figure 5 - Lowering the Operator End of the Cot ...................................... 9Figure 6 - Pushing the Cot from the Loading End ................................... 10

Figure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a Tilted Position........................................... 11Figure 8 - Loading Positions for Model 24 and Model 24-H Cots ........ 11

Figure 9 - Loading Wheels on Vehicle Floor ............................................ 11Figure 10 - Pushing the Cot into the Vehicle ........................................ 11

Figure 11 - Cot Resting on Loading Wheels and Posts .......................... 11Figure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels on Vehicle Floor Until

Loading-End Legs Lock Into Place .............................................. 12Using Additional Help ............................................................................. 13

Maintenance Schedule ............................................................................ 14Lubrication Diagrams............................................................................... 15

Parts Diagrams ........................................................................................ 17Serial Number Location ........................................................................... 19



SECTION 1 - SAFETY INFORMATION

1.1 WarningThe following warnings appear in this manual oron the cot.

1.2 ImportantBoxes like the one below emphasize importantinformation.

SECTION 2 - LEARNING ABOUT THE COT

2.1 Model 24 and Model 24-HMortuary Cot Description

The Model 24 and 24-H Mortuary Cots (referredto as the �cot� or �cots� in this manual) aremortuary-service products designed to transportthe deceased. The cots are for professional useby one or more trained operators.

Footrest, loading wheels, and loading posts arestandard equipment for both cots. A mattress anda set of chest and leg restraints are included witheach cot.

Improper maintenance can cause injury.Maintain the cot only as described in thismanual.

Improper parts and service can causeinjury. Use only Ferno parts and Ferno-approved service on the cot.

WARNING!

ImportantAlways lower the loading end of the cotbefore lowering the operator end.

Improper use of the cot can cause injury.Use the cot only for the purpose describedin this manual.

Untrained operators can cause injury or beinjured. Permit only trained personnel tooperate the cot.

Improper operation can cause injury.Operate the cot only as described in thismanual.

An unrestrained body can fall off the cot.Use restraints to secure the body on thecot.

Helpers can cause injury or be injured.Maintain control of the cot, operate thecontrols, and direct all helpers.

WARNING!

The Model 24 cot has 7-level positioning. TheModel 24-H has an eighth level, inclined at theloading end for use in high-floored coaches.

Operator-end transport wheels swivel and areavailable with optional locks. Optional side railsare available for both cots.

Improper use of the cot can causeinjury. Use the cot only for the purposedescribed in this manual.

! WARNING



Model 24 24-H

Height*

Maximum 32 in. 33 in.Minimum 10 in. 10 in.

Loading Height** 24 in. 31 in.

Length Overall 76 in. 76 in.

Width Overall 21 in. 21 in.

Weight 54 lb. 54 lb.

Maximum Load Limit 400 lb. 400 lb.

General specifications are rounded to the nearestwhole number. For more information, contactFerno Customer Service (page 18). Fernoreserves the right to change specifications withoutnotice.

The vehicle bumper extension should not exceed14 inches. The patient compartment should havea level floor large enough for the folded cot, and acot fastener installed.

* Add 7 inches to heights for footrest.** Measured from ground to bottom of loading

wheel. Model 24-H in inclined position.

2.2 General Specification

2.3 Components of Models 24 and 24-H

*n/s = not shown

Loading End Operator End

Mattress

Release Handlefor Loading-End

Legs (n/s)*

Loading Wheel

Transport Wheel (2)

SwivelTransport Wheel (2)

Main Frame

Release Handlefor Operator-End

Legs

Cot Post (2)

Bed Frame

Footrest

MaximumLoad Limit

If load limit has been exceeded,inspect the cot.

400 lb



SECTION 3 - OPERATOR SKILLS AND TRAINING

3.1 SkillsOperators using the cot need:q a working knowledge of mortuary-service

proceduresq a complete understanding of the procedures

described in this manual.

3.3 Height and Strength Considerations

When unloading the cot from a vehicle, theoperator must be able to hold the cot high enoughfor both sets of legs to remain clear of the groundso they can unfold completely and lock into place.

Supporting the weight of the cot can requiregreater strength from a short person than from atall person because the short person must raiseand hold his/her arms relatively higher.

Note: Use additional help as needed to lift theweight of the cot and body (see Using AdditionalHelp (page 13).

Trainees need to:q read this manual.q practice with the cot before using it in regular

service.q record their training information.

Untrained operators can cause injury or beinjured. Permit only trained personnel tooperate the cot.

WARNING!

3.2 Training



Figure 3 - Attaching a Restraint StrapFigure 3 - Attaching a Restraint StrapFigure 3 - Attaching a Restraint StrapFigure 3 - Attaching a Restraint StrapFigure 3 - Attaching a Restraint Strap

SECTION 4 - SETTING UP THE COT

4.2 Attaching the Mattress to theCot

There are four hook-and-loop tabs on theunderside of the mattress. Lay the mattress onthe cot and fasten the tabs around the adjacentframe tubes.

2. Wrap the looped end of one restraint straparound the main frame and pull the tang orreceiver through the loop (Figure 3).

3. Pull the strap until the loop is tight on theframe.

4. Attach the other half of the restraint to theopposite side of the cot.

5. Fasten the restraint by sliding the tang intothe receiver slot until it locks into place.

6. Pull the hemmed tab to tighten the restraint.7. Repeat with remaining restraint straps.

4.1 Standard EquipmentThe cot is shipped with a mattress and two sets of2-piece restraints (Figure 1).

4.3 Attaching Restraints to the CotTwo-piece chest and leg restraints are suppliedwith the cot. Attach the restraints at points on thecot frame appropriate for securing torso and legs.

To attach restraints to the cot:1. Separate restraint halves by pushing the

release button on the receiver and pullingthe tang out of the receiver slot (Figure 2).

Figure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and CotFigure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and CotFigure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and CotFigure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and CotFigure 1 - Mattress, Restraints, and Cot

MattressRestraints(2)

Figure 2 - Restraint ComponentsFigure 2 - Restraint ComponentsFigure 2 - Restraint ComponentsFigure 2 - Restraint ComponentsFigure 2 - Restraint Components

ReceiverTang

Release Button

Hemmed Tab



SECTION 5 - USING THE COT5.1 Before Placing the Cot in

Service

! Personnel who will work with the cot need toread this manual.

! Set up the cot, following instructions in Settingup the Cot, page 7.

! Confirm that cot operates properly. Follow in-structions in Inspecting the Cot, page 15.

5.2 General Guidelines for Useq The cot can be operated and maneuvered by

one person if necessary, but operates andmaneuvers more easily when controlled by twooperators.

q Operator(s) may need help when working withheavy loads. For information about placementand direction of helpers, see Using AdditionalHelp, page 13.

q Follow standard mortuary-service procedureswhen operating the cot.

q Always use restraints.q Stay with the cot at all times.

An unrestrained body can fall off the cot.Use restraints to secure the body on thecot.

WARNING!

Improper operation can cause injury.Operate the cot only as described in thismanual.

WARNING!

5.3 Changing Cot Levels Using TwoOperators

Lowering the Cot with T Lowering the Cot with T Lowering the Cot with T Lowering the Cot with T Lowering the Cot with Two Operatorswo Operatorswo Operatorswo Operatorswo Operators

1. Operators position themselves at oppositeend of the cot, facing each other.

2. Both operators grasp the main-framecorners, using an underhand grip.

3. Loading-end operator squeezes loading-en-leg release handle and lowers his/her endof the cot until it nears the desired height,then releases the control handle andcontinues lowering the cot until the legs lockinto place (Figure 4).

Figure 4 - Lowering the LoadingFigure 4 - Lowering the LoadingFigure 4 - Lowering the LoadingFigure 4 - Lowering the LoadingFigure 4 - Lowering the LoadingEnd of the CotEnd of the CotEnd of the CotEnd of the CotEnd of the Cot


4. The operator-end operator squeezes theoperator-end-leg release handle and lowershis/her end of the cot until it nears thedesired height, then releases the handle andcontinues lowering the cot until the legs lockinto place (Figure 5).



ImportantAlways raise the operator end of the cotbefore raising the loading end.

Raising the Cot with T Raising the Cot with T Raising the Cot with T Raising the Cot with T Raising the Cot with Two Operatorswo Operatorswo Operatorswo Operatorswo Operators

Figure 5 - Lowering the Operator EndFigure 5 - Lowering the Operator EndFigure 5 - Lowering the Operator EndFigure 5 - Lowering the Operator EndFigure 5 - Lowering the Operator Endof the Cotof the Cotof the Cotof the Cotof the Cot

5.4 Changing Cot Levels Using OneOperator

When changing cot levels without assistance, raiseor lower the cot in stages. Keep in mind that placingthe cot at too great a tilt can cause the body toslide off.

The proper procedure for changing levels with abody on the cot is to raise or lower the appropriateend of the cot a small amount, then raise or lowerthe other end a small amount, repeating until thecot is at the desired height and level.

Lowering the Cot with One OperatorLowering the Cot with One OperatorLowering the Cot with One OperatorLowering the Cot with One OperatorLowering the Cot with One Operator

1. Operators position themselves at oppositeends of the cot, facing each other andgrasping corners of the main frame usingan underhand grip (see Figures 4 and 5).

2. The operator-end operator squeezes theoperator-end-leg release handle and raiseshis/her end of the cot until it nears thedesired height, then releases the handle andcontinues raising the cot until the legs lockinto place.

3. The loading-end operator squeezes theloading-end-leg release handle and raiseshis/her end of the cot until it nears thedesired height, then releases the handle andcontinues raising the cot until the legs lockinto place.


1. Stand at the loading end of the cot andgrasp the main frame corners with anunderhand grip.

2. Squeeze the loading-end-leg release handleand lower the loading end of the cot until itnears the desired height.

3. Release the handle and continue loweringthe cot until the legs lock into place.

4. Move to the operator end of the cot.5. Grasp corners of the cot main frame,

squeeze the legs release handle, and lowerthe operator end of the cot until it is nearlylevel with the loading end.

6. Release the handle and continue loweringthe operator end of the cot until the legs lockinto place.



5.7 Maneuvering the Cot inConfined Areas

5.6 Rolling the CotUse help as needed to safely control the weightof the body and cot (see Using Additional Help,page 14).

Roll the cot on smooth, unobstructed surfaceswhenever possible. Cross low obstacles such asdoor sills squarely and carefully by lifting the cotslightly and rolling the wheels over the obstacle.

Figure 6 - Pushing the Cot from theFigure 6 - Pushing the Cot from theFigure 6 - Pushing the Cot from theFigure 6 - Pushing the Cot from theFigure 6 - Pushing the Cot from theLoading EndLoading EndLoading EndLoading EndLoading End

Raising the Cot with One OperatorRaising the Cot with One OperatorRaising the Cot with One OperatorRaising the Cot with One OperatorRaising the Cot with One Operator

ImportantAlways raise the operator end of the cotbefore raising the loading end.

1. Stand at the operator end of the cot andgrasp the main frame with an underhandgrip.

2. Squeeze the operator-end-leg releasehandle and raise the operator end of cotuntil it nears the desired height.

3. Release the handle and continue raising theoperator end of the cot until the legs lockinto place.

4. Move to the loading end of the cot.5. Grasp corners of main frame with an

underhand grip, squeeze the loading-end-leg release handle, and raise the loading endof the cot until it is nearly level with operatorend.

6. Release the handle and continue raising thecot until the legs lock into place.

5.5 Transferring the Body to the Cot1. Roll the cot to the body.2. Position the cot at a height level with body.3. Unfasten the restraints.4. Transfer the body onto cot.5. Fasten the restraints.6. Raise the cot to the highest position before

rolling.

Avoid high obstacles such as curbs wheneverpossible. If you cannot avoid such obstacles, usehelp to lift and carry the cot across them.Roll the cot as follows:

1. Make sure restraints are fastened and cot isin highest level position.

2. Push or pull the cot from either end (Figure6).

Note: Although swivel wheels are at the operatorend, steering may be easier from the loadingend, depending on circumstances.

The cot will roll in a tilted position for easiermaneuvering in confined spaces such ashallways and elevators. To roll the cot in a tiltedposition:

1. Fasten the restraints. 2. Lower the cot to the lowest position. (Lower

loading end first, then operator end so thelegs will lock into place in the configurationshown in Figure 7.)

3. Stand at the operator end of the cot, graspthe main-frame corners, tilt the cot onto itsloading wheels, and roll the cot (Figure 7).



Figure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a TiltedFigure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a TiltedFigure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a TiltedFigure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a TiltedFigure 7 - Rolling the Cot in a TiltedPositionPositionPositionPositionPosition

5.8 Loading the CotThe bed surface of the Model 24 cot is level whenthe cot is in the loading position. The bed surfaceof the 24-H cot is inclined in the loading position(Figure 8).

Figure 8 - Loading Positions for ModelFigure 8 - Loading Positions for ModelFigure 8 - Loading Positions for ModelFigure 8 - Loading Positions for ModelFigure 8 - Loading Positions for Model 24-H and Model 24 Cots 24-H and Model 24 Cots 24-H and Model 24 Cots 24-H and Model 24 Cots 24-H and Model 24 Cots

Figure 9 - Loading Wheels on VFigure 9 - Loading Wheels on VFigure 9 - Loading Wheels on VFigure 9 - Loading Wheels on VFigure 9 - Loading Wheels on Vehicle Floorehicle Floorehicle Floorehicle Floorehicle Floor

Figure 10 - Pushing the Cot into theFigure 10 - Pushing the Cot into theFigure 10 - Pushing the Cot into theFigure 10 - Pushing the Cot into theFigure 10 - Pushing the Cot into theVVVVVehicleehicleehicleehicleehicle

Figure 11 - Cot Resting on LoadingFigure 11 - Cot Resting on LoadingFigure 11 - Cot Resting on LoadingFigure 11 - Cot Resting on LoadingFigure 11 - Cot Resting on LoadingWheels and PostsWheels and PostsWheels and PostsWheels and PostsWheels and Posts

Load both models following this procedure:1. Roll the cot squarely to the rear of the

vehicle.2. Grasp corners of the main frame with an

underhand grip and roll both loading wheelsonto the vehicle floor (Figure 9).

Model 24-HLoading Position

Model 24LoadingPosition

3. Push the cot forward until the loading-endlegs contact the vehicle bumper.

4. While supporting the cot, squeeze and holdthe operator-end-leg release handle andpush forward. Both legs will fold as the cotenters the vehicle (Figure 10).

5. Continue supporting the cot and push itcompletely inside the vehicle. Rest theoperator end of the cot on the posts (Figure11). Then release the control handle.



Figure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels onFigure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels onFigure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels onFigure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels onFigure 12 - Keeping Loading Wheels onVVVVVehicle Floor Until Loading-End Legsehicle Floor Until Loading-End Legsehicle Floor Until Loading-End Legsehicle Floor Until Loading-End Legsehicle Floor Until Loading-End Legs

Lock Into PlaceLock Into PlaceLock Into PlaceLock Into PlaceLock Into Place

LoadingWheels

6. Lower the foot-end of thecot until all fourtransport wheels are on the ground.

7. Roll the cot away from the vehicle.

Important

Always keep the loading wheels on thevehicle floor until the loading-end legshave locked into place.

6. If the cot must be repositioned, lift theoperator end and move it. Do not drag thecot posts on the vehicle floor.

7. Secure the cot in the vehicle with a Ferno-approved cot fastener.

5.9 Unloading the Cot1. Disengage the cot fastener.2. Grasp corners of the main frame with an

underhand grip. Supporting the cot, squeezeand hold the operator-end-leg release handleand begin pulling the cot from the vehicle.

3. Hold the cot high enough to allow theoperator-end legs to unfold completely andlock into place.

4. Release the control handle as soon as theoperator-end legs have locked into place.

5. Continue pulling the cot out of the vehicleuntil the loading-end legs unfold completelyand lock into place (Figure 12).

Note: If the vehicle is parked facing downhill,you will need to hold the cot higher thannormal to provide sufficient groundclearance for the legs to unfold completelyand lock into place.



Key: O = Operator H = Helper D = Deceased

Changing LevelsHelpers Loading/UnloadingRolling

OneOperator

+Three

Helpers

OneOperator

+Five

Helpers

Helpers can cause injury or be injured.Maintain control of the cot, operate thecontrols, and direct all helpers.

WARNING!

D D

DD

5.10 Using Additional HelpOperating the cot requires a minimum of onetrained operator. He/she may need help whenworking with heavy loads.

The operator should maintain control of the cot,operate the controls, and direct helpers.

The chart below shows suggested placement foroperator and helpers when working with heavyloads.

MaximumLoad Limit

Inspect the cot if the load limit hasbeen exceeded.

400 lb.



SECTION 6 - MAINTAINING THE COT6.1 Maintenance Schedule

The cot requires regular maintenance. Set up andfollow a maintenance schedule.

The following chart represents minimummaintenance.

When using maintenance products, follow themanufacturers� directions and read themanufacturers� material safety data sheets.

Contact Ferno Customer Service to order Fernodisinfectants and cleaners (see page 18).

Improper maintenance can cause injury.Maintain the cot only as described in thismanual.

WARNING!

ImportantDisinfectants and cleaners containing bleach,phenolics, or iodines can harm the cot,mattress, and restraints. Do not use theseproducts on the cot, mattress, or restraints.

ImportantWater under high pressure penetrates joints,flushes away lubricant, and causes corrosion.Do not use a high-pressure washer, or steam,to clean the cot.

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6.2 Disinfecting/Cleaning/Waxingthe Cot

1. Remove restraints and mattress from cot.2. Wipe all surfaces of the cot with disinfectant.

Follow disinfectant manufacturer�sdirections. Ferno recommends that youinspect the cot for obvious damage as youdisinfect it.

3. Clean all surfaces of the cot with warm waterand a mild detergent.

4. Rinse the cot with warm water.5. Dry the cot with a towel, or allow to air dry.6. To help protect the appearance of the cot,

apply a coat of automotive wax periodically.

6.3 Disinfecting/Cleaning theMattress

1. Remove the mattress from the cot.2. Wipe the mattress with disinfectant, following

disinfectant manufacturer�s instructions.3. Wash the mattress with warm, soapy water

and a soft cloth.4. Rinse the mattress with clear water.5. Allow to air dry or dry with a towel.

6.4 Disinfecting/Cleaning theRestraints

1. Remove restraints from the cot.2. Spray metal buckles with disinfectant

cleaner and wipe with a clean cloth,following disinfectant manufacturer�sinstructions. Do not immerse buckles inliquid.



6.6 Inspecting the CotHave your service technician follow theinstructions in Using the Cot (pages 8-12) andcheck the following:q Are all components present?q Are all screws, nuts, bolts, rivets, and roll

pins securely in place?q Is the cot free of excessive wear?q Do all moving parts operate smoothly and

properly?q Does the cot roll smoothly?q Is restraint webbing in good condition

with no cuts or frayed edges?q Are restraint buckles free of visible

damage and do they operate properly?q Is mattress in good condition?

If inspection shows damage or excessive wear,remove the cot from service until repair is made(see Repair Parts and Service, page 16).

3. Add a disinfectant cleaner to warm water,following instructions on container.

4. Immerse restraint webbing in disinfectantsolution for time directed in disinfectantmanufacturer�s instructions. Do not immersebuckles.

5. Repeatedly dip restraint webbing in clearwater to rinse. Do not immerse buckles.

6. Hang restraints to air dry.

6.5 Lubricating the CotLubricate the cot using SAE 30-Weight Oil orWRL-191-S on areas shown below. Lubricateright and the left sides.

To oil the I-Beam that runs the length of theundercarriage, tip the stretcher on end.

A. Loading Wheel Bearings (2)B. Undercarriage Frame Joints (4)C. Transport Wheel Bearings (4)D. Release Handle Hinges (5)E. I-Beam (1)

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n/s*....... I-Beam cover (vinyl) ............... 039-02661 ........... 5� wheel with 3/8� bearings, axle, bolt, and nut ............... 090-0060n/s*....... 5� wheel with 5/16� bearings,

axle, bolt, and nut ................ 090-00612 ........... 3/8� wheel bearing (pr.) ......... 090-12663 ........... Wheel fork with bearings and

shank pin (no wheel) .......... 090-00704 ........... 5� swivel caster assembly complete ............................. 090-0080n/s*....... 5� swivel caster with wheel lock assembly complete ............................. 090-00815 ........... Standard 3/8� axle bolt with nut for 5� wheel ......................... 090-01806 ........... #20 crutch tip (pr.)/inserts ..... 090-0560

7.2 Parts ListRef. # .. Description .............................. Part #

*n/s = not shown

7 ........... Load-end release handle....... 090-09538 ........... Op.-end release handle ......... 090-09579 ........... 1/2� fork bearing (pr.) ............. 090-125910 ......... Ratchet bar return spring ....... 090-098311 ......... Footrest assy w/hardware. ..... 090-3214n/s*....... 5/16� axle, bolt, and nut for wheel lock ........................... 090-333512 ......... 5� load wheel with sleeve, bearing (new style: grey) ... 090-405413 ......... Load wheel axle and cover tube New 24 .................................. 090-408714 ......... Drilled shank pin with nut ....... 090-4122n/s*....... 5/16� wheel bearing (pair) ..... 090-4278

Ref. # .. Description .............................. Part #

SECTION 7 - REPAIR PARTS AND SERVICE

7.1 Parts from EMSARTo order parts or for professional cot repair, contactEMSAR®.

EMSAR is the only agent authorized by Ferno tomanage, service, and repair Ferno products.

EMSAR factory-trained technicians use Ferno-approved parts and repair procedures.

EMSAR has a franchise location serving you.Phone or fax for details.

800.73EMSAR (Phone)800.73EMSAR (Phone)800.73EMSAR (Phone)800.73EMSAR (Phone)800.73EMSAR (Phone)937.383.1051 (Fax)WWW.EMSAR.COM

Improper parts and service can causeinjury. Use only Ferno parts and Ferno-approved service on the cot.

WARNING!



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Ferno offers a complete line of accessories andrelated products for the Mortuary Servicesprofessional.

Contact your Ferno distributor or Ferno CustomerService for information (this page).

Accessories include:

Model 320 First Call CoverModel 321 First Call CoverModel 330 First Call CoverModel 335 First Call PouchModel 335-R First Call PouchModel 5 Cot FastenerModel 533 Wheel CupsModel 534 Recessed Post CupsModel 535 Raised Post CupsModel 430 RestraintModel 372 MattressModel 156 Roller System

SECTION 8 - ACCESSORIES

Improper accessories on the cot can causeinjury and damage. Place only Ferno-approve accessories on the cot.

WARNING!

SECTION 9 - CUSTOMER SERVICECustomer service and product support areimportant aspects of each Ferno product.

For assistance with the cot, contact FernoCustomer Service.

Please have the serial number of your Ferno cotavailable when calling Customer Service, andinclude it in all written communications.

Serial NumberSerial NumberSerial NumberSerial NumberSerial Number

Ferno-Washington, Inc.70 Weil Way

Wilmington, OH 45177-9371U.S.A.

Telephone .... 800.733.3766Fax ............... 937.382.1191Internet: . www.Ferno.com



SECTION 10 - LIMITED WARRANTYLimited Warranty SummaryFerno-Washington, Inc. (Ferno), warrants the products we manufacture to be free from defects in materialand workmanship for one year except as follows:

(A) External finishes (gelcoat, decals, paint, etc.) are warranted for 90 days.

(B) Soft goods (webbing, vinyl, fabric, foam, etc.) are warranted for 90 days.

(C) Repairs and services are warranted for 90 days or until the end of the time period(s) above, whichever comes last.

This limited warranty applies when you use and care for the product properly. If the product is not used and caredfor properly, the warranty is void. The warranty period begins the day the product is shipped from Ferno or the dayyou receive it if you have proof of the delivery date. Shipping charges are not covered by the limited warranty. Weare not liable for shipping damages or damages sustained through using the product.

Limited Warranty ObligationIf a product or part is proven to be defective, Ferno will repair or replace it. At our option, we will refund theproduct�s purchase price. The purchaser accepts these terms in lieu of all damages.

This is a summary of the limited warranty. The actual terms and conditions of the limited warranty,and the limitations of liability and disclaimers, are available upon request by calling 800.733.3766or 937.382.1451.

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