Stand Aid 1600 Instructions Manual

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STAND AID 1600/

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR

STAND AID 1600

REPLACEMENT PARTS

STANDARD MODEL (1600) SHOWN

CAUTION:

All Stand Aid models should be used only on level, smooth surfaces. Please

exercise caution and good judgement when operating your unit.

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TOILET AID AND FREEDOM CHAIR

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INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY FOR

STAND AID 1600

STAND AID SERIAL #___________

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Page 1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR READ complete manual STAND AID 1600 CAREFULLY BEFORE REPLACEMENT PARTS attempting operation. STANDARD MODEL (1600) SHOWN CAUTION: All Stand Aid models should be used only on level, smooth surfaces. Please exercise caution and good judgement when operating your unit.
Page 2: General Information
After unpacking your Stand Aid 1600, place any parts that are not attached to the Stand Aid 1600 on the floor, using the parts list to get familiar with the unit and parts. On the standard Stand Aid 1600 there should be no tools needed to adjust the unit for your standing pleasure.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
WHEN CALLING FOR SERVICE PLEASE HAVE THE SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR UNIT READY FOR THE STAND AID REPRESENTATIVE THIS WILL HELP IN THE SERVICING OF YOUR STAND AID 1600 TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover ................Page #1 Introduction and General information ......Page #2 Table of Contents and Stand Aid 1600 Models ....
Page 4: Limited Warranty Information
Stand Aid. This warranty shall not extend to and we shall have no re-...
Page 5: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. If at all possible have someone assist you with the first several stands, to help with adjustment of the machine for your comfort and for you to become familiar with the unit. 2. Always use on a level and smooth surface. 3.
Page 6 Next, position your wheelchair in the rear of the Stand Aid 1600. Loosen the foot straps on the floor of the Stand Aid 1600 and place your feet on the floor. The straps that fit over the top of your instep should be snug but not tight, see im- age #1.
Page 7 Now that most adjustments have been made, check and retighten all knobs to ensure that your Stand Aid 1600 will remain in proper position. To lower yourself, release the safety belt and safety gate, push downward on the jack release lever.
Page 8: Parts Breakdown And Parts List
STAND AID 1600 PARTS BREAKDOWN and PARTS LIST REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION 8200-2001 Stand Aid 1600 Frame 2600-3003 Chest Pad 8200-2003 Lift Bar 8200-2013 Table Clip 8200-2000 Lift Bar Bushing 2500-3004 Jack Spring...
Page 9: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Insert the two mainframe support legs (#14) into bottom NOTE: Refer To Main Diagram on Pg. #8 for vis- rear mainframe (#1) tubes. Secure using 5/16” x 1-1/2” Roll ual unless otherwise specified. Pin. 2. Attach the two wheels (#15) to the front of the mainframe IMAGE #1 bottom tubes using 1/4”...
Page 10: Assembly Instructions (Cont.)
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (cont.) 12. Attach the jack pump handle (#20) to the handle bracket NOTE: Refer To Main Diagram on Pg. #8 for vis- ual unless otherwise specified. on the mainframe. Secure using 3/8“ x 2-1/2“ bolt w/ lock- nut. IMAGE #3 Insert 3/8”...
Page 11: Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING PROBLEM SUGGESTION Check that release lever isn’t held Pumping pump handle but won’t lift down, lift lever up, try again. Check patient. Jack for leakage, jack is out of fluid. Jack lobe needs to be re-adjusted. Check lift linkage / lift arms, making Pump arm very hard to pump.
Page 12: Optional Safety Gate/Back Support
STAND AID 1600 (optional) SAFETY GATE With BACK SUPPORT The “SAFETY GATE” easily attaches right to the frame of the Stand Aid 1600 to give you added support. One four inch pad and one two inch pad will ac- company the Safety Gate. It will depend on the physical build of the user as to what pad will be used.
Page 13 STAND AID 1600 (optional) SAFETY GATE LATERAL BACK SUPPORT The “SAFETY GATE and LATERAL BACK SUPPORT” can also be added for those requiring more back support. This attachment easily clamps onto the Safety Gate and comes with an extra safety belt to hold the upper body snug against the back rest for additional support.
Page 14: Head Rest
STAND AID 1600 (optional) SAFETY GATE HEAD REST The “SAFETY GATE and HEAD REST” can also be added for those requiring more head support. This attachment easily clamps onto the Safety Gate. HEAD REST SAFETY GATE Assembly Instructions Parts List 1.
Page 15 The front and rear wheels will swivel, but the brake system is located directly on the wheel to keep the Stand Aid 1600 from rolling. To engage the lock on the caster wheel you must press the lock down, depress the lock and the wheel will move freely. (see below)
Page 16 THE FOLLOWING IS A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAND AID 1600 The Stand Aid 1600 is a stationary, hydraulic, manual lift unit. A standing frame which brings the wheelchair user from a seated position to a passive standing position. Adjustable to accommodate persons from 4’2”...
Page 17 THE FOLLOWING IS A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAND AID 1600 The Stand Aid 1600 is a stationary, hydraulic, manual lift unit. A standing frame which brings the wheelchair user from a seated position to a passive standing position. Adjustable to accommodate persons from 4’2”...

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