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Mounting bars
To prevent falls or
WARNING
injuries, ensure that
the toilet is securely attached to the
fl oor and that the seat bolts are in good
condition before attaching the mounting
bar. Inspect the toilet stability and seat
bolts at regular intervals while the
mounting bar is in use.
There are two kinds of
Figure 11a:
mounting bars to fi t either standard round
or elongated toilets.
Tip: For the large HTS, only one style
of mounting bar is available.
The mounting bar attaches
Figure 11b:
with the bolts that hold the seat and
provides a fi rm attachment point for the
seat and back units.
To determine which type of mounting bar
you need, measure from the centerline
of the seat bolts to the front edge of the
porcelain bowl. Use a standard toilet
mounting bar if this is 17"(43 cm) or
less, otherwise use the elongated toilet
mounting bar.
Attaching seat to mounting bar
To prevent falls or
WARNING
injuries, ensure that
both hooks are fully engaged in the
sockets of the mounting bar before using
the HTS.
To attach the seat to the
Figure 11c:
mounting bar, move the backrest out of
the way by tilting or sliding it forward, then
insert both hooks (A) on the seat into the
sockets on the mounting bar and lower the
seat onto the toilet bowl.
For elongated toilets
For standard toilets
and large HTS
Figure 11a
Figure 11b
A
A
Figure 11c
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