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Putting on the cover
1) Remove the cover.
2) Slide the foam pad into the incontinence cover (top
left).
3) Pull the open end of the incontinence cover up and
lay it onto the foam pad (top right).
4) Pull the overhanging end of the incontinence cover
down and close it on the underside of the foam pad
(bottom).
5) Put on the cover.
8.10.2.2 Cleaning the covers
Cleaning the cloth cover
INFORMATION
► Replace the cover when it shows signs of advanced wear and tear.
► To disinfect the cover, add a standard hygiene detergent during washing.
► Use an additional incontinence cover in case of heavy incontinence. Observe the care and cleaning instruc
tions for the incontinence cover.
1) Close the zipper on the cover before washing.
2) Wash the cover at 60 °C [140 °F] using a mild, environmentally friendly detergent.
Recommendation: Wash the cover using the delicate cycle at 40°C [104°F] to prevent excessive wear.
3) Allow to air dry. Do not use a clothes drier.
Cleaning the artificial leather cover
The artificial leather cover does not have to be removed for cleaning.
1) Wipe the artificial leather cover by hand using a damp cloth and mild, environmentally friendly detergent. Do
not wash in the washing machine.
2) Allow to air dry. Do not use a clothes drier.
3) As needed: For disinfection, wipe damp with a water-based disinfectant.
Cleaning the foam pads
1) Hand wash all foam components in warm water at 40°C [104°F] using a standard mild detergent. Do not use
fabric softener. Rinse thoroughly.
2) Allow to air dry. Do not expose to direct heat sources (e.g.sunlight, stove or radiator).
8.10.3 Seat cushion
Wheelchair seat cushions are used for pressure redistribution while sitting. Depending on the version, the seat
cushion contains a resilient foam base and possibly additional gel or air-filled inserts. The foam base is anatomic
ally shaped in some cases.
The covers and breathable materials reduce shear forces and ensure a high level of seating comfort for the user.
The seat cushion can be removed for cleaning. Following cleaning, the seat cushion is secured to the seat by a
hook-and-loop fastener to prevent sliding.
Detailed information regarding use, cleaning and maintenance can be found in the enclosed instructions for use for
the seat cushion.
8.10.4 Adjusting the seat angle
CAUTION
Improper adjustments
Falling of the user out of the seat due to user error
► The user must not sit in the wheelchair during seat angle adjustments.
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