Can you provide the manufacturer and if possible the model of the bed. You can do turn everything off by cutting the power off the bed If you have any question regarding to the following brands equipment, please don't hestiate to contact me: Getinge, Maquet SW, Maquet CC, Medilink, Masimo, Schiller, Steelco, Zonare, Resmed, Sterishred, Conmed, Tecno-gaz, Mediprema, BCI, Pneupac, Elma, Tunstall, Primedic, Rimsa, Suntech, Infinium, Hico, TOP, Bitmos, Cardioline, Elma, Lutech. Medwrench posters, this appears to be a patient and we can not tell him/her how to modify the bed. If he is on a bed with a low air loss mattress, it might be prescribed by the doctor and there is nothing he/she can do. Dwiz, all you can do is call the nurse in and request to be put a foam mattress. This will require getting a different bed as well. If the doctor says it is ok, then you will get it.

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Finally, I agree that this should be the post of the year. Now we have patients coming here for help. There is a way to put the air-pump motor to 'sleep' for a few hours, to keep the pump and mattress from changing the air pressures around. The problem is that the VersaCare bed is a medium-acuity bed, meaning that once it's set up correctly, a patient can sleep in the bed for several weeks and not develop any bed sores.

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That's why the pressures keep changing around, to vary the pressure points, especially on the heels and hips. So, your nurse should know how to put the air system to sleep for a few hours. If not, s/he should ask their Biomed or Maintenance people how to do that, because that's supposed to be covered in the in-service education of the bed. Toyota vios 2012.