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- Page 1 OWNER'S OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Care Cliner & XL Care Cliner (653/654) Drop-Arm & XL Drop Arm Care Cliner (655/657) Care Cliner Collection 1-800-237-3377 CHAMPIONCHAIR.COM Document No. 006121 Rev AE...
- Page 2 Champion assumes no responsibility for damage or injury caused by improper assembly, instal- lation, use, or maintenance of these products. No part of this manual may be duplicated in any form without the prior consent of Champion Manufacturing, Inc . Unauthorized duplication/distribution of these materials may result in civil prosecution to the maximum extent allowed by law.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
All Care Cliner Models ......................7 Back Assembly Instructions ......................9 Operating Instructions........................10 Reclining the Care Cliner ......................10 Returning Care Cliner to the Upright Position ..............11 Lock/Unlock Casters ....................... 12 Raise/Lower Drop-Arms ......................13 Side Panel Removal (Non Drop-Arm Models) ..............13 Drop-Arm Vinyl Panel Removal ..................... -
Page 4: Intended Use Statement
INTENDED USE STATEMENT The products in the Care Cliner Collection are intended for use in medical settings. They are designed to provide comfort for patients seated up to eight (8) hours at a time while receiving treatments such as Dialysis or Infusion or during recovery from surgical procedures where positional adjustments are beneficial. -
Page 5: Important Safety Information
DO NOT MODIFY THE PLUG IN ANY WAY. No adapter should be used with this product. 14. For an added level of safety; Champion recommends the use of a 120 volt GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) outlet. -
Page 6: Isolation Diagram For Heat & Massage System
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ FOR HEAT & HEAT AND MASSAGE CHAIRS: This equipment is marked with the industry recognized symbol indicating it is a “Class II Double- Insulated” device as defined by IEC 60601-1. As such, it does NOT require a three conductor power cord (i.e. -
Page 7: All Care Cliner Models
WARNING ALL CARE CLINER MODELS DO NOT Lift or Change Chair recline angle by Using the Legrest. This Could Cause Injury to the User or Damage to the Recline Mechanism and will VOID WARRANTY. Always change chair recline angle from back or side of chair. - Page 8 BACK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Remove back assembly and chair frame from carton. For "Heat Only" or "Heat & Massage" WARNING chairs, DO NOT disconnect any "chair to back" wires. FIG. 1 2. Ensure footrest is closed. 3. Lock all casters (refer to lock/unlock casters instructions). 4.
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Page 9: Back Assembly Instructions
BACK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS – CONTINUED 7. Align the gas cylinder operator holes between the seat frame bracket holes on the seat frame assembly. Install the saved clevis pin through the aligned holes. Install the bow-tie cotter pin onto the clevis pin. (FIG. 3). Make sure all bow-tie cotter pins are securely inserted in all clevis pins and that the cable end is attached through the slot of the gas cylinder operator. -
Page 10: Operating Instructions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS RECLINING THE CARE CLINER 1. From the seated upright (#1) position, grip the arm rests and simultaneously lean body weight back. Push rearward with your arms until desired recline position (#2 - TV or #3 - recline) is reached (FIG. 1). -
Page 11: Returning Care Cliner To The Upright Position
RETURNING CARE CLINER TO THE UPRIGHT POSITION 1. From the RECLINED position, grip the arm rests and simultaneously lift body weight upward while pulling on armrests. Continue until desired position is reached (FIG. 1). 2. Push down on footrest with feet to lower legrest (FIG. 2). -
Page 12: Lock/Unlock Casters
LOCK/UNLOCK CASTERS 1. Total-lock casters will lock wheel and swivel mechanism by using your foot and pushing down on the tab. Location: 5" Nylon Casters – left & right front and righ rear (FIG. 1 +2). 2. Directional-Lock Casters aid with the steering of the chair. Location: Left rear ONLY. -
Page 13: Raise/Lower Drop-Arms
RAISE/LOWER DROP-ARMS (655 & 657 MODELS ONLY BEFORE RAISING OR LOWERING, WARNING VERIFY THAT OCCUPANT AND ATTENDANT ARE CLEAR OF DROP- ARM. 1. To lower: grasp armrest in center; use free hand to LIFT the drop-arm release handle. The drop-arm will disengage and FIG. -
Page 14: Side Table Positioning
SIDE TABLE POSITIONING 1. To raise table, grasp center of table and gently raise into place. Table will automatically lock into place when released. 2. To lower table, grasp table at the center, raise entire table and pivot down in one movement. 3. -
Page 15: Using Heat/Heat & Massage Option
USING HEAT/HEAT & MASSAGE OPTION Control is located on the inside of right arm of chair. (Right is determined – as if sitting in the chair) HEAT Gently touch the heat button to step through each temperature setting (see indicator light on switch). To operate, push HEAT button –... -
Page 16: General Maintenance
GENERAL MAINTENANCE ADJUSTING THE GAS SPRING NOTE: Tension or "stiffness" of the gas spring is set by factory and cannot be changed. The following instruction is for adjusting the gas spring "release and engagement FIG. 1 points" for Trendelenburg or "deep recline" positions only. 1. -
Page 17: Adjusting The Recliner Mechanisms
ADJUSTING THE RECLINER MECHANISMS FIG. 4 1. Place chair on its side in the #2 (Recline) position. Each chair has a left and right recline mechanism with two tension adjustments on each side, four total. Tension adjustment A controls the footrest and legrest action. Tension adjustment B controls the recline action from the #2 to #3 position (FIG. -
Page 18: Replacing The Recliner Mechanism
REPLACING THE RECLINER MECHANISM Keep hands and fingers clear of moving parts when replacing the mechanism. Use caution when WARNING handling the mechanism to ensure that it does not retract in your hands. FIG. 1 Remove recliner back and put aside (refer to back assembly instructions). -
Page 19: General Care & Cleaning
The appearance, feel, and performance of your upholstery may diminish if not cleaned properly. CLEANING Champion Manufacturing chairs should be cleaned with mild soap and water solution and a damp cloth on a regular basis. Avoid harsh detergents or chemicals that could damage the upholstery or finish of your chair. If the upholstery is disinfected with chemicals or bleach mixtures, the chair MUST be wiped off using only clean water on a damp cloth and then air dried. -
Page 20: Specifications
In all cases the labeling on the chair at the time of delivery indicates the correct rating for your chair – Weight rating should not be exceeded! SPECIFICATIONS 6530 Care Cliner 6540 XL Care Cliner Weight capacity 275 lbs. (124.7 kg) Weight capacity 450 lbs. -
Page 21: Options
INVERNESS 24-HOUR TREATMENT RECLINER™OPTIONS HEAT/HEAT & MASSAGE IV POLE & ATTACHMENT LEG EXTENSIONS HM ......Heat & Massage IV ......IV Pole & Attachment RE00 ....Round Leg Extension HT ........Heat ONLY (Available for Left or Right Side) Fits: 653 & 654 Models Factory Installed Only SE00 .... - Page 22 We reserve the right to add or delete products at any time and without prior notice. Always provide your product's specific serial number when ordering any replacement parts. When in doubt, contact a Champion representative (352-854-2929 or 1-800-237-3377) for further information.
- Page 23 Information contained in this document is based on the latest product data available at the time of printing. Photography, artwork, text and specifications are subject to change. Photographs may show optional items. Champion Manufacturing Inc. reserves the right to make changes to products, materials, options, and/or specification at any time without notice or obligation. Always provide your product's specific serial number when ordering replacement parts.