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Summary of Contents for VOCiC AX14
- Page 1 VOCIC Lift Recliner Chair Instruction Manual AX14 support@vocic.com USER: BEFORE using this Lift Recliner Chair, please read this manual and save for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Table of Contents I.Safety Instruction II.Product Information Components Technical Data III.Product Overview IV.Assembly Instruction Armrest assembly Seating Assembly Backrest Assembly Soft Assembly Wire Assembly Chair Placement V.Operation Instruction VI.After-sales Service Maintenance Warranty VII. Troubleshooting... -
Page 3: I.safety Instruction
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner I.Safety Instruction Thank you for choosing our product Thank you for choosing our product. Before first use, please read this manual thor- oughly as it will guide you on how to operate the Lift Recliner Chair and important safety considerations. - Page 4 VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION Should you plan to move your chair in a motor vehicle, be sure that each individual part is safely fastened. additionally, the chair itself needs to be fastened to prevent slipping during vehicle braking. INDOOR USE ONLY Your chair is specially designed for indoor use only. Avoid exposure to rain, snow, ice, salt, or standing water, maintain and store in a clean and dry envir onment.
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Page 5: Pinch/Crush Hazards
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner Maximum weight capacity: 150kg/330lbs. Do not place objects under chair, make sure area is clear of obstructions, including pets small children cables and other hazards, during operation. Do not place objects under the footrest when chair is in fully reclined posi- tion. - Page 6 PINCH POINT 1: SCISSOR MECHANISMS Extend or retract to take the chair through the various stages of recline. PINCH POINT 2: LIFT MECHANISM Responds to the remote con- trol commands to position the chair in the recline, sit, and stand positions. WARNING: Pinch/Crush Points Hazard! Be aware that the lift mechanism and scissor mechanisms are pinch points on the chair.
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Page 7: Special Notes
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner Special Notes Signal words are used in this manual and apply to hazards or unsafe prac- tices which could result in personal injury or property damage. Refer to the table below for definitions of the signal words. SIGNAL WORD MEANING Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe... -
Page 8: Ii.product Information
Contraindication The VOCIC Lift Recliner Chair is not suitable for people with very weak arm strength, significant cognitive impairment, or very poor balance. The use and application of the VOCIC lift recliner chair should be assessed and instructed by a doctor or thera-... -
Page 9: Components
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner NOTICE: Senior or elderly people with a user weight of no more than 150kg/330lbs and the passenger capacity is only one. Backrest and armrests are packed in a compression bag. Open the courier pack- age to detect the existence of lost items, if so, please contact us! support@vo- cic.com. - Page 10 CAUTION: Please check and ensure all the things are in the package. You can Contact us at support@vocic.com if any parts are missing. We will send over the replacement very quickly. 1.Back Cushion*1PC 2.Back Frame*1PC 3.Seat*1PC 6.Armrest Pillow*2PC 4.Backrest Ear part*2PC 5.Armrest*2PC...
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Page 11: Technical Data
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner Technical Data Product Name Lift Recliner Chair Product Model AX14 Overall Dimension（inch） 42.1*38.5*40.9（W*D*H） Seat Dimension（inch） 20.08*22.05*18.89（W*D*H） Fully Reclined Length(inch) 63.78 Fully Reclined Height(inch) 33.07 Seat Height from Floor(inch) 18.89 Backrest Width(inch) 34.25 Backrest Height(inch) 25.98 Armrest Height from Floor(inch) 22.05... -
Page 12: Iii.product Overview
III. Product Overview 1.Armrest Pillow 2.Back Cushion 3.Seat 4.Armrest 5.Base 6.Back Frame 7.Lift Remote 8.Power Source 9.Massage Remote Control 1.Please turn the seat base over and locate the following 5 sets of components: A, B, C, 5-L, 4-L and 4-R. 2.Find a small accessory box in the iron frame, take them out and assemble the ac- cessories on the sofa. - Page 13 Your Home Rehabilitation Partner NOTICE: For the accessories in the pictures above, you will find them at the bottom of seat base when you pull out the reclining handle. Max: 330lbs Suitable For Height 5’11”-5’9”...
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Page 14: Iv.assembly Instruction
IV.Assembly instruction NOTICE: We recommend that you have the assistance of an attendant/adult when assembling the chair to avoid the possible injury due to large and heavy part(s). It may also require disassembly when after-sale servicing is needed. A:Armrest assembly After opening the package, take out the left It is recommended to prop the armrests vertically. -
Page 15: Seating Assembly
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner B:Seating Assembly After closing the zipper, affix the armrest pillow (6) with the wide side of the Velcro onto the inner side of the left armrest (5-L). Align the pins on the armrest with the pins on the seat, and push down to install the armrest on the seat. -
Page 16: Backrest Assembly
C:Backrest Assembly Assemble Part 1 and Part 2 and zip them up. D:Soft Assembly Align the pins of the backrest with the pins of the seat, and press downward to assemble the backrest and seat;Try shaking the backrest after installation. If one side moves up and down unevenly, it's not properly assembled. -
Page 17: Wire Assembly
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner Wire Assembly From part① From part② Massage remote A Power cord B ① Back ② Seat The method of connecting the power cords.Same Color Socket... -
Page 18: Chair Placement
Chair Placement Your chair should be placed near a standard electrical outlet on dry, level ground where there is enough room for proper operation. For normal use of the reclining function, please leave sufficient clearance for reclining by situating the recliner at least 45cm away from the wall. -
Page 19: V.operation Instruction
Your Home Rehabilitation Partner V. Operation Instruction NOTICE: There are certain precautions that should be taken during the operation of your chair, read and follow these precautions carefully in order to ensure safe chair operation and to prevent injuryand/or product damage. ⚠... - Page 20 ⚠ WARNING: Prevent the risk of electrical shock, fire, falls, and/or being pinched. Follow all instructions and precautions provided. ⚠ WARNING: Prevent potential equipment damage! Do not place the external transformer under the chair. ⚠ WARNING: Do not cover the external transformer, Keep the transformer in an open, well-ventilated area free from foreign material/debris to ensure proper op- eration.
- Page 21 Your Home Rehabilitation Partner A:How to recline Activate (and hold) the UP button (switch) to raise your chair to the standing posi- tion. Release the button(switch) when the chair reaches a comfortable position. Activate (and hold) the DOWN button (switch) to lower the chair to a comfortable seated/reclined position.
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Page 22: Vi.after-Sales Service
VI. After-sales Service Maintenance Your Lift Recliner Chair will require routine maintenance checks. By following the maintenance checks in this section as scheduled, you can help ensure your Lift Recliner Chair gives you years of trouble-free operation. Fabric Care ①Inspect the fabric on a regular basis for any pulls, tears, or gaps. ②Use a proper cleaning kit to clean the fabric on your chair. -
Page 23: Disposal And Recycling
Misuse and/or abuse are excluded from warranty. If you have any questions about the product warranty or need help, please feel free to contact us at (sup- port@vocic.com), and we will resolve it for you at the first time. Thank you for your understanding and support. - Page 24 Warranty Exclusions This warranty does not extend to fabric. Manufacturer is not responsible or obligated to pay for labor, service calls, shipping, and/or any other charges incurred for repair of the product. All transportation costs and shipping damage incurred while submitting parts for repair or replacement are the responsibility of the purchaser.
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Page 25: Vii. Troubleshooting
Tighten with a hex connection of various key when loose. parts are loose. Check whether the Stop using, then noise is generated by contact VOCIC. Abnormal sound the inside of sofa. of equipment Any questions, Check whether the Stop using, then... - Page 26 Your Home Rehabilitation Partner @VOCiCMedical @VOCiCMedical @VOCiCMedical @VOCiCMedical lf you have any questions, please contact us: support@vocic.com 833-879-9376...
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