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- Page 1 EZ Way Stand Aid 400 lb. Capacity Operator’s Instructions EZ Way, Inc. PO Box 89 Clarinda, IA 51632 1-800-627-8940 www.ezlifts.com Form 2-198 Rev. 8/15/18 WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Page 2: Safety Notes
Way Stand Aid. 2) Never attempt to transfer a patient whose weight exceeds the safe load limit. 3) Prior to a transfer, check the EZ Way Stand Aid to ensure all components are properly and securely assembled and in working order. -
Page 3: Tools Needed
Tools Needed 5/16" Allen wrench, 5/32" Allen wrench, 11/16" Open or box wrench Parts Included Part Description Part Description Handrail Tube Socket Head Cap Screws/Washers Shin Pad Backing Plate Base with Casters Shin Pad 1-1/4" Screws & 1/4" Flat Washer for Shin Pad Seat Pad Rubber Cap for Seat Lock... - Page 4 3) Add shin pad to the top of the backing plate. 4) Assemble handrail tubes with L-shaped tubes Step 2: install 2PC long curved legs Step 3: add 1PC leggings baffle Step 1: base with casters Step 2: install 2PC long curved legs Step 3: add 1PC Use 4 Allen screws with washers.
- Page 5 1) Raise the two split seat units up and parallel to the side of the EZ Way Stand Aid as shown below. 2) Have the patient positioned at the edge of the...
- Page 6 Make sure 1) Position the EZ Way Stand Aid against the new both seat locks are locked in place. surface ensuring the patient will be in a position to sit down firmly and safely on the new surface.
- Page 7 The warranty period for this product is twenty four (24) months from the date of purchase by the original purchaser. EZ Way agrees to repair or replace this product, at our option and at no charge, within the warranty period and proven by EZ Way’s consent to be defective.
- Page 8 EZ Way Stand Aid Competency Checklist Purpose: To assist in the proper training of operating the EZ Way Stand Aid. Staff Name: Date: Observed by: a) Demonstrate how to approach the patient with the unit and direct them to place their feet on the footplate and their hands on the grasp bar.
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