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Page 1: User Manual
FLORIEN ELITE USER MANUAL D I R E C T H E A L T H C A R E G R O U P . C O M... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
8.1.4. Legrest Cushion ..........19 3.2. Who is the Florien Elite Suitable for? ......6 8.2. Disposal of the Chair ..........19 3.3. Who is the Florien Elite not Suitable for? .....6 9. Care and Maintenance ...........20 4. Product Information ..........6 9.1. Service Life ............20 4.1. -
Page 3: Introduction To The Florien Elite Chair
The Florien Elite has been designed for those with moderate to complex seating requirements, for those seated for lengthy periods and a period of twelve (12) months from date of delivery. The Florien b) Where in the opinion of Kirton rectification is impossible, for those undergoing rehabilitation or treatment. -
Page 4: Clinical Application
• Swivel-back armrests. • Modular back, arm, seat and legrest components. • Multi-positional integral headrest. To ensure good practice when purchasing a Florien Elite chair, and effective use post purchase, we advise that the following guidelines • Negative angle legrest. are considered: •... -
Page 5: Instructions For Use
The seat height of the Florien Elite should preferably be set at the time of manufacture, however, this can be adjusted post-purchase Safety warnings are included within these user instructions and it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure these are read and fully understood. -
Page 6: Seat Width Adjustment
To apply the brakes on the braked castors, press down on the front edge of the ridged pad on Florien Elite seat width options with the Upholstered Dynamic arm modules: 400mm (16”) to 500mm (19® ½ ”) in 12mm (® ½ ® ” ) increments each castor. -
Page 7: Tilt-In-Space
This enables the carer to retain some eye contact with the occupant. If you are unsure about the positioning of the occupant in the Florien Elite chair, please seek advice and input from a qualified Occupational Therapist, healthcare professional and/or Kirton representative/retailer before adjusting. -
Page 8: Arm Modules
The headrest is an integral part of the back of the Florien Elite chair. The pivot point is located arm rest. -
Page 9: Headrests
Lap-Belt onto the visible D-Ring. The removable contoured headrest can be used with the Florien Elite chair to provide additional If the chair is not already fitted with D-Rings, these should be attached to a rigid part of the chair’s comfort, support and positioning for the occupant’s head. -
Page 10: Pelvic Positioner
Ensure the chair is unoccupied before fitting the Pelvic Positioner. The Florien Elite chair has a durable frame with modular back, arm, seat and legrest components. These components can be purchased separately as required, whether to replace a worn module or to re-issue to another user. -
Page 11: Care And Maintenance
The metal framework of the chair can be cleaned with a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Every time the chair is used, check for signs of damage or excessive wear and tear. If the chair displays signs of excessive wear and tear take out of service immediately and contact Kirton Customer Care Team on IMPORTANT Freephone 0800 212709 or +44 (0)1440 705352 or your local retailer for advice about repair and refurbishment. -
Page 12: Technical Data
Maximum user weight limit 160kg (353lbs) or 25 stone 10.5.3. Quality and Environmental Please adhere to the user weight limit for the Florien Elite chair and note your warranty will be void and user safety may be compromised should the weight limit be exceeded. - Page 13 F: +44 (0) 845 459 9832 E: info@directhealthcaregroup.com www.directhealthcaregroup.com www.kirton-healthcare.co.uk IFU-103 – Issue 1 Date: August 2017 D I R E C T H E A L T H C A R E G R O U P . C O M...
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