Seating Matters Bariatric Sorrento Instruction Manual page 7

Seat Width Adjustment
To adjust the seat width, loosen the thumb screws behind and in front of the
arm (fig.3a, b & d) and carefully pull the arm out to the desired width (see
seat width table on page 4), secure the arms in place and ensure the thumb
screws are tightened against the frame of the arm.
Arm Height Adjustment
To adjust the arm height, loosen the thumb screws behind and in front of the
arm (fig.3a, b & c) and carefully remove the arm and insert it into the desired
height option on the frame of the chair (fig.3c). Secure the arms in place and
ensure the thumb screws are tightened against the frame of the arm.
(fig.3c)
Leg Elevation
Before changing the angle of the elevating leg
rest, the User or Patient must ensure there are
no objects in the immediate environment that
could obstruct the leg rest elevation or come
into contact with the Patient's legs. Use the
handset control to move the leg rest until it is
in the required position and release the button.
Ensure that only the weight of the Patient's
legs are placed on this leg rest.
Footplate Height
The foot plate can be adjusted in height by
pulling out the spring plungers and sliding it
up and down on the glide rail (fig.4a).
When the spring plungers are released, they
will catch into the nearest hole immediately
below the pins. The foot plate can also be
removed by dropping it off the bottom of
the chair.
Footplate Angle
There are three angle settings on the footplate
labelled A, B and C (fig.4b). To change the
angle of the footplate loosen the bolts at each
side of the footplate (left and right), remove
the bolts, set the footplate to the desired
angle (A, B or C, fig.4b) and insert and tighten
the bolts in the new bolt hole. Please Note:
When getting out of the chair, simply lift up
the footplate so that it is parallel with the
calf pad. Do not stand on the footplate when
getting out of the chair.
Foot Plate Elevating Leg Rest
(fig.4)
(fig.4a)
Footplate height adjustment
Footplate angle adjustment (fig.4b)