ABLE Conway Plus Operating Instructions

Operating Instructions
Conway Plus - C01 Plus
All instructions refer to the seated position
The Conway C01 Plus chair has been designed to cater for a large range of individual seating
requirements. It offers a heavy-duty 3 Lever (asynchronous) mechanism for maximum individual
adjustment, allowing the seat tilt to be adjusted independently from the back rake, with body
weight tension control, seat depth adjustment, inflatable lumbar support and height adjustable
fold-down arms. For optimum comfort it is recommended to familiarise yourself with its functions
and operation.
There are 3 levers on the chair located below the seat, on the right-hand side.
1. The front lever of the chair operates the gas lift to enable the user to adjust the seat height.
Lifting the lever allows the chair to move down. To raise the seat, lift the lever while simultaneously
taking weight off the chair seat. The sitting position can then be fixed by simply returning the lever
to its start position. Ideally the feet will rest comfortably on the floor and the thighs will be horizontal.
However, the height of the desk and keyboard position will determine the best seat height
2. The middle lever activates the seat tilt mechanism. By lifting the lever upwards, the seat will be
released and will tilt forwards and backwards. This can be locked into position by returning the
lever upward to its starting point. The exact position of the seat is a matter of personal preference,
but it is important to prevent pressure on the back of the legs.
3. The lever at the rear of the chair operates the back movement. Lifting the lever up will release the
chair back allowing it to move freely. It can then be locked in the desired position by pushing
the lever back down. The back can either be used in a locked position or left floating depending
on the task being carried out.
4. The lever at the front left, operates the seat depth adjustment. To activate lift the lever up while
simultaneously sliding the seat forward and down to lock in position. The slider is spring activated
so it will move back by itself once the lever is lifted. There should be a gap of approximately
2 fingers width between the back of the calf and the seat.
5. The hand wheel underneath the chair in the centre allows the user to adjust the chair to suit their
body weight. Turning the hand wheel clockwise makes the reclining action firmer and turning
counter clockwise makes it less firm. For optimum comfort it is important to adjust the tension
control properly to suit the individual's weight.
6. The back-pad height is adjustable by placing your fingers under the back pad and lifting.
The back is on a ratchet and will automatically drop down when the highest point is reached.
Position the back to give the lumbar region most support.
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