Operation Of The Lift-Out Chair - Invacare Texas User Manual

6. Operation of the Lift-out chair

The covering of this product is not designed to be fire-
resistant.
Do not smoke in this armchair if you have difficulty getting up
or if your mobility is impaired.
1) Do not operate this device without first reading and under-
standing this manual. If you have difficulty understanding the
warnings and instructions, contact your reseller before using
this equipment. Failure to do so may result in injury or mate-
rial damage.
2) WEIGHT LIMIT: this Lift-out chair cannot be used by
persons weighing more than 130 Kg (20 stone). If the motor
no longer works and the armchair is in the reclined position, it
is imperative that the user should be assisted when getting out
of the armchair.
Always be sure to centre your weight on the seat cushion
regardless of whether or not the armchair is reclined.
3) If the motor is used continuously for 2 minutes or more,
wait 18 minutes before using it again.
4) Do not move the armchair when it is in the reclined posi-
tion.
5) Do not move this armchair when it is in use or connected
to the power supply.
If any part of the armchair should catch fire, use only an ap-
proved powder type fire extinguisher.
The remote control is intended for use only by the occupant
of the armchair.
It is equipped with a safety system which locks the use of the
remote control; pull the ring (C) on the remote control, to
lock the use of the chair.
Be sure not to mislay this safety system, as you cannot
operate the armchair without the ring (C) inserted.
An "S" shaped bracket (D) is supplied as an accessory allow-
ing the remote control to be attached to the outside of the
pocket. Fully loosen the 2 fixing screws (E) at the top of the
remote control, position the bracket (D) in its housing and
retighten the 2 screws.
A. Switch from the seated position to the riser function; re-
turn from the recliner position to the seated position.
B. Switch from the seated position to the recliner position;
return from the riser function to the seated position.
E
D
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A
C
B