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  • Page 1 APSB3T Owners Manual...
  • Page 2 WARNING – Included in this packaging and fitted to the Showerbuddy chair are small parts, plastic wrap and polystyrene packing that could be dangerous to children under 5.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Exploded Parts ............... 3 Parts List ................ 4 Roll-InBuddy + Tilt Assembly .......... Roll-InBuddy + Tilt Operation .......... Strut Adjustment ............Cleaning + Maintenance ..........Safety Instructions ............Warranty Information ............24 Registration Form ............26 Showerbuddy SB3T page 2...
  • Page 4: Exploded Parts

    exploded parts 500-259 500-268 500-254 500-253 500-268 500-267 500-266 page 3...
  • Page 5: Parts List

    500-259 Leg Tube Arm Rest Lock Calf Strap Arm Rest Cap Seat Base Arm Rest Knob Strut (Left) Back Rest Frame Strut (Right) Back Rest Fabric Height Adjustment Tube Hand Grips Rolling Base Legs Neck Rest Showerbuddy SB3T page 4...
  • Page 6: Roll-Inbuddy + Tilt Assembly

    Swing the arm rest forward so that it locks into position in the arm rest clip. Slide the arm rest lock over the arm rest clip to lock the arm rest in position. page 5 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 7 The clip pin which secures the armrest in position stops the armrest from rotating to far. NOTE - The armrest locks should always be used when the armrests aren’t in the swing-away position. Showerbuddy SB3T page 6...
  • Page 8 Adjust to the required height and secure in the correct position. By screwing the neck rest handle in a clockwise direction the neck rest attachment will tighten and secure the neck rest height adjustment tube in position. page 7 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 9 Make sure each leg is fully located in the slot at the rear to prevent the leg from roating. To rotated the leg simply lift and rotate out of the way. Showerbuddy SB3T page 8...
  • Page 10 Chair will be unstable and tip forward if body-weight is applied to footrests step 10 After unlocking the footrests rotate the footrests outwards to allow easy access to the chair. When required rotate the footrests inwards to reposition the footrests. page 9 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 11 Ensure the commode bucket is pushed in far enough that the brackets securely hold the commode bucket in position. The commode bucket should be centred under the opening in the cushion. Showerbuddy SB3T page 10...
  • Page 12 Slide the chest belt through the 2 attachment loops on the back rest. Before use adjust the length of the chest belt to suit the user. page 11 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 13: Roll-Inbuddy + Tilt Operation

    Ensure the velcro strips are on the back side of the calf strap. Repeat this process to attach the other side of the calf strap to the footrest. Showerbuddy SB3T page 12...
  • Page 14 This allows the handle to be freely rotated without tightening or loos- ening the neck rest. The handle will then spring back into position when released. This method can also be used when tightening the neck rest . page 13 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 15 When you squeeze the handle both the locking struts are unlocked and the chair can be reclined. When the handle is released, the locking struts will secure the chair in that position. Showerbuddy SB3T page 14...
  • Page 16 When you squeeze the handle both the locking struts are unlocked and the chair can be repositioned. When the handle is released, the locking struts will secure the chair in position. page 15 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 17 Keep arms and hands on the armrests at all times Showerbuddy SB3T page 16...
  • Page 18: Strut Adjustment

    If the handle doesn’t return to position freely, use a screw driver to slightly loosen the screw on the tilt handle. This will allow the handle to move freely and will also make the handle easier to squeeze. page 17 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 19 Check to ensure that the stainless steel caps on the ends of both of the orange cables are inserted all the way into the cable adjustor as shown. During packaging/shipping and owner setup these parts can sometimes come out. Showerbuddy SB3T page 18...
  • Page 20 NOTE - Be careful not to unscrew the cable adjustor to far as this will prevent the struts locking in position when the chair is reclined. page 19 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 21: Cleaning + Maintenance

    + maintenance It is recommended that your shower chair is serviced annually by your Showerbuddy Dealer or an authorised, competent service agent, in addition: 1. Regularly inspect all parts of the chair for defects. Any defective part should be removed promptly.
  • Page 22: Safety Instructions

    It is important that the user(s), and/or the caregivers of the user(s), learn how to safely operate the Showerbuddy shower chair. The following must be read before use of the Showerbuddy shower chair to ensure the safe operation of your Showerbuddy shower chair: The Owner(s) Manual must be read and understood before using the Showerbuddy shower chair.
  • Page 23 A slippery floor can be caused by dust, water, soap or any substance that doesn’t Transfers should never be attempted with the Showerbuddy allow the tires (tyres) to grip. shower chair positioned on slippery surfaces since the wheel locks can only prevent the wheels from rotating.
  • Page 24 If the castor wheels are uneven this will cause the chair’s stability to be compromised and may result in tipping. Heavy Object To avoid muscle strain or back injury, use lift aids and proper lifting techniques when lifting or moving this product. page 23 Showerbuddy SB3T...
  • Page 25: Warranty Information

    - Do not return the unit to Showerbuddy without first obtaining a Return Authorization Number from Customer Service - A defective unit must be shipped to Showerbuddy within 14 days of issuance of a Return Authorization Number by Customer Service...
  • Page 26 Our Responsibilities - Showerbuddy’s sole responsibility is to repair or replace, at our discretion, the covered components of the unit. This is the exclusive remedy for consequential or incidental damages. - Upon pre-approval, Showerbuddy may provide exchange services for Warranty returns.
  • Page 27: Registration Form

    Register your Showerbuddy Thank you for purchasing a Showerbuddy product!! About You Salutation Name First Last Your Date of Birth Month Year Address Street Address City State / Province Zip / Postal Code Country Phone Email About Your Product...
  • Page 28 Phone: (877) 7MY-BUDDY (769-2833) Fax: (888) 312-3645 For all Other Countries Warranties www.showerchairs.co/resources/register-product Register online at: Or you can email it to us. Showerbuddy Global Limited PO Box 494 Waikanae 5250 New Zealand Email: info@showerbuddy.co.nz Phone: (+64) 21 449-806 page 27...
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  • Page 31 Reuse This medical device can be reused by another owner if the original owner of the product doesn’t need it anymore. Before reuse the device must be carefully inspected by authorized technical staff. Following elements should be checked: • rigidity of the structure, •...
  • Page 32 All ShowerBuddy products are CE, TUV, ISO9001 and TGA (Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration) certified. Copyright © 2009 by Showerbuddy Global Limited, PO Box 494, Waikanae, 5250, New Zealand. e: info@showerbuddy.co.nz, t: +64 21 449 806.

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