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ACUTE RISE AND RECLINE ARMCHAIRS
CONTENTS
1.
Introduction
2.
Model Description
3.
Parts Description
4.
Personal Safety
5.
Installation Instructions
6.
Using the Transit Function
7.
Operating Instructions and
Guidelines
8.
Care and Maintenance
9.
Specification
10. Fair Wear and Tear Policy
11. Warranty
12. Appendix A: Backrest
Installation Instruction Sheet
Drive DeVilbiss Rise Recline Armchair Range
Owner's Handbook
OWNER'S HANDBOOK
The Acute Rise and Recline armchair from Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare is available in
anti-microbial and crib 5 fire retardant PVC fabric. The chair has a weight limit of 130kg
and is suitable for many hospital and institutional environments.
The chair comes with a 3-button handset to allow the patient to operate the chair as a rise
and recline armchair, and a 2-button handset that will allow a recline only function. This
can be used as aid to patient rehabilitation.
The chair also has retractable castors so that it can be moved indoors (without occupant).
The chair is CE marked as a medical device and is manufactured by:
Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd
Heathfield Lane, Birkenshaw,
West Yorkshire BD11 2HW.
PARTS DESCRIPTION
INTRODUCTION
Part Code: CLR27_IFU (Issued 05/17)
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Summary of Contents for Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Acute Rise and Recline CLR27
- Page 1 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Introduction The Acute Rise and Recline armchair from Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare is available in anti-microbial and crib 5 fire retardant PVC fabric. The chair has a weight limit of 130kg Model Description and is suitable for many hospital and institutional environments.
- Page 2 PERSONAL SAFETY Please follow the safety guidelines below to ensure that you get the best from your armchair for many years to come. Failure to follow these guidelines could result in injury or damage: Take your key. The handset comes with a key jack. It is recommended that you remove the key when you are not using the armchair to prevent anybody else using the armchair and becoming trapped.
- Page 3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS To assemble your rise recline armchair, first install the back rest. Slide the back on ensuring the two back rest brackets go over the two back rest receiver brackets on the armchair. Push down hard on the back rest to lock in position.
- Page 4 TRANSIT FUNCTION The chair comes with a transit function to allow the chair to be moved around when not in use. This function uses four wheels that are retracted when this function is not in use, to allow the chair to be operated without moving around. To Use the Transit function Ensure that nobody is sat in the chair and the chair Lock the lever in place as shown.
- Page 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES General Operation To allow the armchair to operate, the key jack must first be inserted in to the safety lock. This is a safety precaution and the key jack should be removed when the handset is not in use to prevent accidental movement of the armchair. The safety key is located on the right hand side of the handset ...
- Page 6 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Checks. Periodically inspect the fabric for any signs of wear or damage such as pulls, tears or gaps. Inspect the cord and hand control for cracks, wear, holes and loose wires. In the event of any issues found, contact your dealer. ...
- Page 7 WARRANTY Your Drive DeVilbiss lift, rest and recline armchair comes 9. The warranty conditions apply to brand new chairs. If with a comprehensive warranty. For warranty issues and you are unsure whether your chair is covered, check claims please contact your Drive DeVilbiss dealer. with your Drive DeVilbiss dealer.
- Page 8 APPENDIX A: INSTRUCTION SHEET BACKREST INSTALLATION PROCEDURE The backrest locking brackets are located inside the backrest (as shown). The backrest and chair are packed separately. To install the backrest, please the backrest on the two receivers at the rear of the chair. Push down on the backrest, ensuring the backrest locks in to position on both sides with an audible click.
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