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- OTHERWISE INJURY OR DAMAGE MAY RESULT. By using or continuing to use this product, YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE NOVA TERMS AND CONDITIONS detail at www.novaortho-med.com.
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After any adjustment, and before using the product, ensure that all attaching hardware, including without limitation all grips, screws, nuts, bolts, clamps, fasteners, and parts are tight and secure. DO NOT use parts, accessories, or adapters other than those manufactured by Nova Ortho Med., Inc, which are designed specifically for this product.
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PROPER USE OPENING CHAIR Tilt wheelchair to one side and push down on the seat rail until fully opened. CLOSING CHAIR Fold footrests to the closed/vertical position. Tilt product to one side and lift up on seat rail until fully closed.
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SAFETY INSPECTION- MAINTENANCE Your product is a precision product - proper care will ensure proper function. Regular cleaning will reveal loose or worn parts. DO NOT over tighten parts or hardware, as doing so can damage the frame. DO NOT operate the product if there are any missing parts or hardware. You should have a dealer or qualified professional perform maintenance on your product at least once every six months, or immediately if you notice any item needing service.
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ARMRESTS TO FLIP BACK ARMS 1 – depress the plastic lever located on the inside of the front of the armrests and pull the arm up until the it is behind the back upholstery TO FLIP DOWN ARMS 1 – Push armrests and arm should automatically lock into place. Test by pulling up on the arm to make sure it is secure.
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BACK REPLACING BACK UPHOLSTERY 1 - Raise arms into flip back position 2 - Unscrew height adjustment knobs and remove screws. These are located near the bottom of the back upholstery. 3 - Unscrew the screw at the top of the back upholstery 4 - Remove the back from the chair frame and slide the upholstery off back upholstery bars.
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WHEEL LOCKS ADJUSTING WHEEL LOCKS DO NOT operate wheels locks while the product is moving. DO NOT attempt to stop the product using wheel locks (wheel locks are not brakes). 1 - Disengage locks. 2 - Loosen the bolt and locknut that secure the wheel lock to the frame. 3 - Reposition the wheel lock so that if it were engaged, the lock would press against the tire and depress it 1/8 inch.
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