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  • Page 1 Convertible Chair H-250 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    • This operations manual provides important instructions for the safe • Keep this manual where you can consult it whenever necessary. use of Convertible Chair H-250. • The information contained in this manual is subjected to change • Please read this manual carefully and use the Convertible Chair only without notice.

  • Page 3: Assembly Process

    Assembly Process Section 1: Unpackaging the Chair 3-2) Remove the headrest from the corrugated box, loosen and remove headrest adjustment knob (as shown in Picture 3) 1-1) Open box from the side labeled “Open from this End” (NOfE: Place the headrest adjustment knob somewhere safe as you will 1-2) Upon opening the outer box, remove the corrugated end cap and be reinstalling it shortly) wheel stop...
  • Page 4 Assembly Process 3-5) Reminder: Store the packaging box and materials in a safe place in order that they may be used in future shipments. www.humancaregroup.com...

  • Page 5: Disassembly Process

    Disassembly Process Section 1: Disassembling headrest 1-3) Make sure to re-attach the headrest adjustment knob to avoid loss. (Picture 7) 1-1) Detach reclining cable from the two (2) cable clamps noted in pictures 1, 2 and figure 1. 1-4) Install the removed headrest assembly in the original box and place the box under the backrest as shown in picture 8.
  • Page 6 Disassembly Process Section 3: Packaging 3-1) Position the patient front-right caster so that the locking mechanism is facing in towards the chair and set lock. 3-2) Wrap a piece of corrugated around the chair frame and tie a string at front-right side caster (looking from the rear of the chair) (The purpose of this string is to avoid caster hitting foot frame.) 3-3) Make sure that front-left caster is steer-locked facing front.

  • Page 7: Parts Of The Chair

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  • Page 8: Parts Of The Chair

    • The maximum occupant weight for the chair is 250 lbs. People who weigh more cannot use the Convertible Chair H-250. • Do not use the footrest as a step when getting into or out of the chair. The footrest should be in its folded position to avoid tripping the patient or tipping the chair.

  • Page 9: Safety Notes

    • Make sure all persons and objects are clear of the chair when reclining or inclining the chair. • Do not use a chair with any missing or damaged parts. • Never disassemble or remodel the Convertible Chair. If problems arise, contact Human Care or your authorized dealership. www.humancaregroup.com...
  • Page 10 4. Height adjustment of the armrests can be made properly. 5. Tilting mechanism can be operated smoothly and can be stopped in any desired position. If problems are found, contact Human Care at 1-877-822-7866 or your authorized Medical dealership. Adjusting the Footrest The Convertible Chair is packaged with the footrest folded up.

  • Page 11: Operating The Chair

    Operating the Chair Lowering the footrest for a taU patient Raising and lowering the footrest The footrest can be lowered further if necessary to accomodate Adjust the height of the footrest to comfortably accomodate the a tall patient. A 5-mmAllen wrench and a 13-mm or adjustable wrench patient.
  • Page 12 Operating the Chair Raising the legrest Adjusting the Headrest The headrest allows the patient’s head to be held comfortably and securely while they are in the chair.Make the depth and angle 1. Support the end of the footrest from underneath with both hands. adustment together with the height adustment to suit the figure of the patient.
  • Page 13 Operating the Chair Adjusting the Headrest Side Supports Adjusting the Armrests The headrest side supports help keep the patient’s head from turning The armrests function as guardrails to prevent the patient from falling or drooping and help keep the neck straight. when the chair is in the prone position.
  • Page 14 Operating the Chair Steering the Chair Locking the Casters The Convertiable Chair H-250 can be steered in two modes: with the The locking function holds the chair motionless when parking the chair, steering locked or with all four casters able to move independently. The when transforming it from the chair to the prone position or from the left front caster is the motion control type.
  • Page 15 Operating the Chair Using the Tilt-n-Space Feature The Tilt-n-Space feature is designed to tilt the chair within the frame to ensure the patient’s comfort and safety while seated in the chair by relieving pressure. Never recline the patient to the prone (horizontal) position before attempting to use the Tilt-n-Space feature.The chair may recline abruptly and an injury or accident may occur.
  • Page 16 Operating the Chair Changing Between Chair and Prone Positions 1. While holding the recline handle, squeeze the recline lever and recline handle together as illustrated. Slowly lower the recline handle. The chair back stops at any angle between the prone (horizontal) position and an upright angle of about 70 degrees.

  • Page 17: Maintaining The Chair

    Maintaining the Chair Checks Cleaning The Convertible Chair H-250 is designed for enhanced safety and durability. It is subject to wear and tear resulting from the place, length, and other conditions of use. For longer use, periodically inspect Before using any cleaning product, test it on the underside of all parts and have them replaced as needed.

  • Page 18: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Before contacting Human Care or your authorized dealer for repair, please make the following checks. Trouble Check Correction Does not move Caster lock Release the caster lock. Does not go straight Position of caster control pedal Use the steering lock function of...

  • Page 19: Warranty

    Human Care; or to • Products damaged by circumstances beyond Human Care´s control. Human Care warrants the chair frame to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three (3) years from date of Such evaluation will be solely determined by Human Care.
  • Page 20 HUMAN CARE SWEDEN (HQ) Årstaängsvägen 21C 117 43 Stockholm Phone:- +46 8 665 35 00 Fax:- +46 8 665 35 10 E-post: info.se@humancaregroup.com www.humancare.se HUMAN CARE CANADA 10-155 Colonnade Road Ottawa, ON K2E 7K1 Phone:- 613.723.6734 Fax:- 613.723.1058 Email: info.ca@humancaregroup.com www.humancaregroup.com...

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