1. Operator will roll the evacuation chair to top of the
staircase.
2. Turn on battery with red button located on the bottom of
the battery pack.
3. Operator will LOCK rear casters.
4. Open track system
5. To open track system, push red release level located behind
seat.
6. Fully extended track and lock. Make sure track is in locked
position by trying to slide the track in or out. If it does not
move, track is locked.
7. Raise guide bar located behind passenger’s head to full
extension. To extend guide bar squeeze red horizontal
bar located across back of seat.
8. Attach passenger head support around upright guide bar,
firmly secure with Velcro.
9. When ready operator will disengage locked casters by
pushing red unlock tab located on top of rear casters.
10. Slowly, tilt chair back keeping tracks aligned with staircase and begin descent.
11. Operator will push the “DOWN” button on control panel to start descent while maintain a reclined
angle by applying pressure slightly down. This will keep tracks engaged with stairs.
12. When chair reaches bottom steps, operator will tilt chair back to upright position making sure front
wheels are securely placed on ground.
13. Operator will then disengage track by pushing red release bar located on the back of the chair and
pushing in. Make sure track is in closed locked position.
14. Make sure track is locked by pulling in or out. If track does not move, track is locked. Disengaging
track will engage rear wheels.
15. To roll chair, operator will lower the HEAD END push handle and extend rear push handles.
Patient Transport Ascending Stairs:
1. Position evacuation chair with patients back to the stairs.
2. Slowly, tilt chair back keeping tracks aligned with staircase and begin ascent.
3. Operator(s) will maintain guide angle.
4. HEAD END operator will apply pressure slightly down. This will keep tracks engaged with stairs.
5. Operator will push the “UP” button on control panel and guide chair up one stair at a time.
6. Once at top of the stairs, operator will back up far enough to safely lower chair into its full upright
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