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Device description
See gure A
A1. Back support A2. Arm support A3. Seat A4. Foot support A5. Castor A6. Product label (warnings, CE-marking)
A7. Item number label (ser.no., production date)
A8. Rear wheel A9. User brake
A10. Height adjustment
Symbols, labels
See gure B
Symbols in the manual and on the device:
B1.
Warning, precaution or limitation. B2. Useful advise
and tips.
B3. Material for recycling. B4. The part/function
is locked and can not be moved/adjusted.
B5. Pinch point!
B6.
Tool box-end spanner B7 Max user weight (see techni-
cal data).
B8. Video B9-B10. Cleaning (see service and
maintenance).
B11. Do not stand on the footrest, risk of
tipping.
B12. Seating position affects the stability.
B13.
Risk of pinching at the arm support. B14. Product
weight
Information on item no label:
B15. Product name. B16. Product description.
B17. Serial number. B18. Item number.
B19. Production date. B20. Bar code acc. to GS1-128
GTIN-14 and serial no.*
*The device’s date of manufacture can be read from the
barcode on the device. The number 11 is shown below the
barcode in brackets. The number combination after these
brackets is the date of manufacture.
Technical data
See gure C
Handling
See gure D
Installation upon delivery D1-D2
Transfer over a threshold:
Chair only, push down on the wheel attachment. D3
With user, pull the chair backwards. D4
Make sure the castors are locked when the user sits
down or gets up from the chair.
In stationary position:
Always lock as many castors as possible when the chair is
to be used in a stationary position. D5
Out-turned castors improve the chair’s stability.
D6
Transferring:
Assess the risks and take notes. You as a carer are respon-
sible for the safety of the user. Aids should be used if the
transfer is deemed as risky.
It is important to ensure that the castors are locked and
pointing outward before carrying out transfers to and
from Clean. Remove the armrest on the transfer side
of the chair.
Carry out the transfer. D5-D10
Arm supports:
The arm supports are swing away and detachable. D11
The arm supports are lockable. D12
Do not lean on just one armrest.
Foot supports:
The carer can easily push in the foot support
with their foot. D13
The foot support is detachable. D14
Do not stand on the footrest
Settings
See gure E
Height adjustment:
The height can be adjusted with ease by placing the screw
in the required position.
E1-E2
Check that all four castors are similarly adjusted,
otherwise stability will be reduced.
Check so that wing nuts are in place
Foot supports:
The foot support has 4 different angle and height settings. E3
The foot support has 8 different angle and height settings. E4
Clean Clean 24” Clean H. adj.