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Report date: 17.09.2025
Joerns Hoyer M180 Patient Transfer Lift Analysis Report
Overview and Device Description
The images display a patient transfer lift and its accessories, which enable the safe transfer of patients with limited mobility from one place to another. A total of two product items are shown: 1 patient transfer lift and 1 transfer sling. The device offers mobile use thanks to its wheeled chassis and performs the lifting operation with its electric motor.
Brand and Model Information
As a result of a detailed visual inspection, the brands of the lift and its motor have been identified as follows:
- Patient Transfer Lift Brand-Model: Joerns Hoyer M180. The “M180” model inscription and the brand logo are clearly visible on the lift’s body.
- Motor Brand-Model: Linak. The brand information is clearly legible on the motor’s label.
- Battery Brand-Model: Could not be determined from the images.
- Remote Control Brand-Model: Could not be determined from the images.
Condition and Status Assessment
General Condition: The device is evaluated as lightly used and generally in good condition. There is no major or noticeable damage on the metal body or plastic components. It has a clean and well-maintained appearance.
Physical Deformation: The device’s gray metal body and wheel connection points show slight scratches and scuff marks due to use. However, no significant deformations such as dents, cracks, rust, or discoloration have been observed on the body. The purple protective pads attached to the lifting arm are clean and tear-free.
Originality: The quality of the “Hoyer M180” brand logo and the detailed “Linak” label on the motor suggest that the product is original. The overall workmanship and material quality are also consistent with expectations for an original product.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
Mechanical Components: All mechanical parts of the device, including its wheels, main chassis, lifting arm, and hanging attachments, are visually in sound condition. No broken parts or deformations that could cause sticking are observed on the wheels. All movable parts appear functional.
Electronic Components: The Linak brand motor, which provides the lifting operation, is physically sound. There are no signs of crushing, breakage, or stripping on the spiral cable leading to the motor and remote control. No adverse conditions such as swelling or leakage have been observed in the battery case. It cannot be determined from the images whether the device’s electronic system is operational.
Accessories
The following accessories are seen with the device in the images:
- Transfer Sling: One blue-colored sling used for patient transfer is present. No tears or loose stitching are visible on its fabric or seams; it is in good condition.
- Hand Remote Control: A hand remote control that governs the device’s movement is present and connected to the device via its cable.
- Battery: One battery pack is installed on the device.
No charger or any other additional accessory is shown in the images.
Label and Technical Information
The following technical information can be read from the label on the device’s motor:
- Brand: LINAK
- Item No: 343A0F+3L3500AU
- Prod. Date: 2016.01.07
- Max Load: Push 10000 N (7000N)
- Power Rate: 24 V / Max. 7.7 A
- Duty Cycle: 10 %, Max. 2 min./18 min.
- IP Protection Class: IPX4
- W/O #: 2553831-0009
- Origin: Designed and produced in Denmark.
Fault Status and Potential Risks
Current Fault: There is no clear evidence in the images, such as a broken part, crack, or error code, indicating that the device is faulty. The device appears physically completely sound.
Potential Fault Risk: The overall condition of the device is quite good. No serious issues that could pose a potential fault risk, such as crushed cables, rust on metal parts, or wear on load-bearing components, have been observed. Although the motor being manufactured in 2016 provides information about the component’s age, this alone does not pose a risk. Based on visual evidence, there is no indication that the product carries a mechanical or structural fault risk.
