Seating Matters Sorrento Instruction Manual
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- Page 1 Sorrento Instruction Manual...
- Page 2 All instructions must be read and understood before the product may be used. Terminologies Patient The person sitting in the chair. User Competent person with responsibility for the persons sitting in the chair as well as the suitability of the equipment for the Patient. The User is responsible for checking the chair for faults during the course of its use.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Technical Specification Operating Instructions Tilt in Space (Manual Option) Back Angle Adjustment (Manual Option) Seat Depth Adjustment Further Seat Depth Adjustment Leg Elevation (Manual Option) Negative Angle Leg Rest Footplate Height Footplate Angle Seat Width Adjustment Arm Removal Arm Height Adjustment Seat Cushion Chair Movement Chair Function (Motorised Option) -
Page 4: Technical Specification
Technical Specification Sorrento... - Page 5 Basic Dimensions Overall Height 52" / 1320mm Back Height 30" / 750mm Seat Height 24" / 600mm Overall Length 47" / 1200mm Footplate Height Adjustments (from seat) High 12" / 300mm 20" / 510mm Available Seat and Overall Widths G (Seat Width) H (Overall Width) 14"...
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Page 6: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions Front Back Under Internal Tilt in Space (Manual Option) For motorised option, see page 18. To adjust the tilt angle of the chair (fig.1). From the back of the chair, place both hands on the push handle and locate the left release lever (fig.1a) with your left hand. -
Page 7: Back Angle Adjustment (Manual Option)
Front Back Under Internal Back Angle Adjustment (Manual Option) For motorised option, see page 18. To adjust the back recline of the chair (fig.2). From the back of the chair, place both hands on the push handle and locate the right release lever with your right hand (fig.2a). -
Page 8: Seat Depth Adjustment
Front Back Under Internal Seat Depth Adjustment To adjust the seat depth of the chair (fig.3). From the front of the chair, reach under the seat base and locate the yellow thumb screws on the right and left hand side of the calfpad. -
Page 9: Further Seat Depth Adjustment
*These adjustments should only be made by a Seating Matters approved provider. Front Back Under Internal Further Seat Depth Adjustment For further seat depth adjustment, the back frame position can be moved (fig.4). Some tools are required to carry out this adjustment (fig.4a).*... -
Page 10: Leg Elevation (Manual Option)
Front Back Under Internal Leg Elevation (Manual Option) To adjust the angle of leg rest elevation (fig.5). From the front of the chair, locate the release lever under the right side of the seat base (fig.5a). To elevate the leg rest, engage the release lever pulling it upwards. -
Page 11: Negative Angle Leg Rest
Front Back Under Internal Negative Angle Leg Rest The closed angle of the leg rest can be adjusted inwardly to achieve a negative angle (fig.6). Remove the chair arms for ease of access (see page 13). With two 13mm spanners, loosen and remove the fixing bolts on each side of the leg rest (fig.6a). -
Page 12: Footplate Height
Front Back Under Internal Footplate Height To adjust the seat to footplate height of the chair (fig.7). From the front of the chair, and with both hands, locate the two spring plungers at either side of the calfpad (fig.7a). Pull both spring plungers outward at the same time and move the footplate to the required position before releasing. -
Page 13: Footplate Angle
Front Back Under Internal Footplate Angle To adjust the angle of the footplate (fig.8). Using a 4mm allen key and 10mm spanner, loosen and remove the fixing bolt at either side of the footplate pivot (fig.8a). Relocate both bolts to the required setting (fig.8b) and tighten securely. -
Page 14: Seat Width Adjustment
Front Back Under Internal Seat Width Adjustment To increase or decrease the seat width of the chair (fig.9). From the front of the chair, find the blue grip knobs on each side of the chair by reaching under the arm and locating them (fig.9a). -
Page 15: Arm Removal
Front Back Under Internal Arm Removal To remove the arms of the chair (fig.10). From the front of the chair, reach under the arm of the chair and locate the blue wing knob on the same side as the arm you will be removing (fig.10a). -
Page 16: Arm Height Adjustment
Front Back Under Internal Arm Height Adjustment To adjust the arm height of the chair (fig.11) From the front of the chair, reach under the arm of the chair and locate the blue wing knob on the same side as the arm you will be adjusting (fig.11a). -
Page 17: Seat Cushion
(fig.12b). See cushion label for orientation. To remove the cushion, simply lift it out from the chair. (fig.12) (fig.12a) (fig.12b) Correct fitment of the Seating Matters cushion is important as the foams structure allows good immersion ONLY when fitted as instructed above. -
Page 18: Chair Movement
Chair Movement Directional Lock Castor For control of direction and manoeuvrability while pushing the chair (fig.13c). The directional lock castor is located on the front left side of the chair (fig.13). To engage the directional lock castor simply press the green pedal with your foot (fig.13a) and swivel the castor until it clicks into the forward line (fig.13b). - Page 19 Braking Castors To lock the chair in position (fig.14c). Both rear castors on the chair are total lock castors (fig.14). When engaged, the swivel and rotation of the castor will be locked. To engage the braking castor simply press the pedal with your foot until it clicks in place (fig.14b).
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Page 20: Chair Function (Motorised Option)
Chair Function (Motorised Option) Part Motorised Handset If your chair is a part motorised model, Tilt Down Tilt in Space and Leg Elevation are Tilt Up controlled by the handset. Leg Rest Down Simply push the button displaying the Leg Rest Up symbol of your intended function. -
Page 21: Charging Your Chair
Charging Your Chair For motorised models only. Your chair will arrive fully charged. It is recommended to charge your chair daily to maintain battery health. Charger Assembly The charger is made up of two parts which require assembly prior to charging, the charger body and charger adapter. -
Page 22: Cleaning Instructions
Cleaning Dartex Instructions Vinyl Cleaning & Maintenance of Upholstery Your Seating Matters chair is upholstered with two distinct materials, vinyl and Dartex multi-stretch material. See image above for how to identify these on your chair. Cleaning Vinyl Properties Superficial dirt may be removed by wiping... -
Page 23: Safety Instructions
The User must ensure that the product is If in doubt as to any the adjustments, feel in good condition before use (check all free to contact Seating Matters direct at nuts and bolts are fastened, fabric in good technical@seatingmatters.com. -
Page 24: Maintenance & Servicing
Maintenance & Servicing Regularly servicing your Seating Matters chair will prevent untimely and inconvenient breakdowns, reduce repair costs and extend the chair's working life. Damage to the chair can also cause excess strain for the User and Patient. Monthly Important... -
Page 25: Recycling Policy
Recycling Policy Seating Matters are committed to reducing waste and improving our care for the environment. Where possible we have manufactured our chairs with recyclable materials. Guidance on recycling can be found below. The WEEE Directive Plastic Components The WEEE Directive, 2012/19/EC, urges... -
Page 26: Warranty
The following table outlines the parts covered under frame warranty and the warranty period specific to your chair; Chair Frame Warranty Period Frame Parts Covered Adult Phoenix & Sorrento (a) metal base frame; (b) metal seat frame; Kids Phoenix & Sorrento (c) metal back rest frame;... -
Page 27: Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property Seating Matters are at the forefront of seating research and design, therefore we take the protection of our intellectual property very seriously and have our designs, patents and trademarks protected in many jurisdictions throughout the world. The Seating Matters Trademark is Patent Pending No. - Page 28 Australia 9/256 New Line Road 300 International Dr Dural Suite 100, Buffalo NSW 2158 New York, USA Australia NY 14221 T: +61 1300 001 050 T: +1 (905) 507 9007 australia@seatingmatters.com usa@seatingmatters.com UK & Europe N. Ireland & ROI 1st Floor 131 Carnamuff Road 239 High Street, Kensington...