v) Before lowering the bath lift, extend your feet out in front of you and keep hands above the
seat to avoid any risk of entrapment.
vi) To lower yourself to the bottom of the bath/tub, press the DOWN button on the hand control
(see g 7). When the button is released, the bath lift will stop and remain at that position until
the button is pressed again.
vii) When you have reached the bottom of the bath/tub, the bath lift will automatically stop.
viii) Whilst bathing, you may use the suction cups on the battery to attach the hand control
and battery to the edge of the bath/tub or to a tiled wall. If the hand control and battery
fall into the water, there is NO danger as both are waterproof. Ensure you wipe the
battery dry before charging.
ix) When you have nished bathing, retrieve the battery and hand control from where you have
stored it by pulling the tags on the suction cups. Press the UP button to raise the bath lift.
When the button is released, the bath lift will stop and remain at that position until the button
is pressed again.
x) Once the side aps are level with the top of the bath/tub, remove your nger from the UP
button and move sideways onto the side ap, ensuring once again that no part of the body
can become trapped as you do so.
xi) Turn whilst lifting each leg out of the bath/tub.
xii) Drain the bath/tub.
NOTE:
• If the RED light appears on the hand control whilst lowering, the bath lift will not go down any
further. If this happens, press the UP button and the bath lift will raise you to the top of the
bath/tub. Charge the battery immediately.
• In the event of an emergency, sliding the battery out of the hand control can instantly
terminate all bath lift movement.
• When the bath lift reaches its maximum limit of travel (up or down), there will be a short delay
before it will operate again.
• The bath lift is not designed for continuous operation. Allow at least 15 minutes between
baths.
• Do NOT allow the actuator behind the backrest to be placed under a constant ow of water
(e.g. running tap/faucet) and ensure it is not totally submerged in water.
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