Assembly; Choosing The Correct Leg Length; Transport Description; Technical Data - Rehasense MONITOR User Manual

Assembly

I. Put one of the main frame halves (1.) on a flat, stable surface.
II. Slide two bolts (2.) through the plastic bushings (3.) and through the two holes on the frame half (1.)
as shown on the picture.
III. Slide the plastic spacers (4.) onto the visible bolt ends. The round sides of the spacers should touch
the frame half.
IV. Insert the visible bolt ends into the two holes on the seat frame (5.), as shown on the picture. Make
sure that the seat frame is the right way up.
V. Tighten the bolts with the hexagonal ranch.
Repeat steps I – V to attach the second frame half.
VI.
VII. When the whole frame is fixed and rigid, place it upside down on a flat surface.
VIII. Slide the four legs (6.) into the four leg tubes at the bottom of the main frame halves.
IX. Choose the length of the four legs and lock them into the chosen position with four locking pins (7.).
a. Align the holes on the legs with the chosen holes on the leg tubes. Then press in the locking
pins until the "click" sound is heard.
b. ALL LEGS MUST BE ADJUSTED TO THE SAME POSITION!
c. Turn the chair to the up-right position and ensure it stands stable on all four legs.
X. Assemble the bucket set by placing the inlay (8.) inside the bucket (9.) and covering it with the cover
(10.). Insert the whole set into the top of the seat frame.
XI. Align the lid set by placing the lid (11.) over the seat pad (12.). At the rear of the seat frame is a
horizontal tube where the plastic hinges should be attached.
Always ensure that all legs are adjusted to the same length
Before using the chair make sure the locking pins for the legs are securely locked in their positions.
Always test stability of the device before use to see if all the attachments are properly and safely
locked in place.
Failure to follow these warnings can result in personal injury.

Choosing the correct leg length

The correct seat height is achieved when the seat pad is located about 2 cm below the back of the knees,
when the user is stood up.
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Transport description

The commode chair is not a device designed for frequent transportation, but if necessary it is not difficult to
prepare it for transport.
description above. The device should be transported in a way that it is stable and there is no risk of sudden
and/or dangerous movements of the transported device.
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Technical data

Max. load
Seat depth
Total weight with accessories
Length
Width
Seat Width
Height
Height of seat
Issue 06/2021
If it is necessary it can be disassembled in the opposite way to the assembly
MONITOR Commode chair
4/6
160 kg
36,5 – 40 cm
6,35 kg
54 - 60 cm
54 cm
48 cm
69 – 86 cm
48 - 66 cm
Monitor