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GENERAL WARNINGS 

 

1.

 

Keep this Instruction Manual available for 
future reference. 

2.

 

These instructions must be observed to ensure 
the safe and effective use of this chair and the 
safety of users and carers. 

3.

 

This chair must be assembled, positioned and 
used in accordance with these instructions. 

4.

 

The safety features for operating the chair and 
instructions concerning the chair must be 
strictly observed. 

5.

 

The chair must not be exposed to smoke, 
naked flame, extreme temperature, flammable 
gases or other hazardous substances or 
situations. 

6.

 

Accora shall not be held liable for any 
damage, injuries or accidents arising from 
unauthorised modifications, non-genuine spare 
parts, negligence or use that is at variance with 
this manual which can result in serious injury or 
death. 

7.

 

Electrical equipment can be hazardous if 
misused or abused. Ensure the electrical supply 
cable is not damaged by crushing and does 
not create a trip hazard. 

8.

 

Keep children and pets away from this chair 
unless supervised by an adult as there is a risk of 
injury and/or choking on small parts. 

9.

 

When routing cables for other electronic 
equipment used with the chair (e.g. air cushion 
pump), ensure cables cannot be squeezed, 
crushed or damaged by the moving parts of 
the chair. 

10.

 

The electric hand control should be positioned 
to avoid strangulation risk. Inappropriate use of 
the hand control (e.g. kinking, shearing) could 
lead to dangerous electrical hazards. The chair 
must not be used if there is any visible damage 
to the handset or cable. 

11.

 

Inappropriate use of power supply cable (e.g. 
kinking, shearing) could lead to dangerous 
electrical hazards. The chair must not be used if 
there is any visible damage to this cable. 

12.

 

It is essential to consult Accora in advance if 
you wish to use the chair for any purpose 
outside the use detailed in this manual.  

13.

 

When repairing the chair, only original 
materials and components may be used, 
otherwise Accora cannot guarantee against 
any damage that might occur. 

 

14.

 

Inappropriate routing of accessory cables, e.g. 
cushion pump cable, could lead to dangerous 
electrical hazards if squeezed or crushed 
between moving parts. The chair must not be 
used if there is any visible damage to any 
cables.  

15.

 

If using the electrical functions adversely 
affects the health of the patient, disconnect 
the power supply and only use the chair in the 
static mode. 

16.

 

Do not move the chair when it is in the forward 
tilt position. 

17.

 

This chair is not recommended for users outside 
the weight specifications detailed in Section 4.  

18.

 

Do not modify this chair without the 
authorisation of Accora. 

19.

 

Before operating this chair, ensure the patient 
is safely positioned to reduce the risks of falling, 
entrapment and imbalance. 

20.

 

Electrical installations must meet local 
requirements.  

21.

 

Patients, or users, should be risk assessed to 
ensure they are able to understand this manual 
and to operate the Configura Advance chair 
safely without risk to themselves or others. 

22.

 

Patients or users should only be allowed to 
operate the chair independently if they are 
able to understand the safety instructions in this 
manual and have been risk assessed as 
appropriate to do so. 

23.

 

Patients, or users, must be risk assessed before 
using the chair to make sure that the chair is 
suitable for the patient/user. 

24.

 

When plugged into an extension lead, ensure 
the lead is not overloaded and there are no 
trip hazards. 

25.

 

Surface temperatures can increase when 
exposed to sunlight. 

26.

 

If the medical staff state that the patient’s 

medical condition is inappropriate for the 
patient to be able to adjust the chair 
independently, the 

chair’s

 position must only 

be adjusted by the carer. 

27.

 

The chair may not be used where there is a 
danger of explosion or in the presence of 
uncontained flammable liquids. 

28.

 

Damaged or torn fabric may cause injury. 

29.

 

It is recommended that a patient does not 
smoke while using the chair. 

30.

 

The chair is not suitable for transporting patients 
outside e.g. in vehicles or aircraft. 

 

Summary of Contents for CHAIR-0-SC1-030

Page 1: ...Configura Advance Chair Instruction Manual IFU SC1 001EN Rev 04 May 2022...

Page 2: ...ified as a Class 1 Medical Device in accordance with the Medical Devices Regulation 2002 as amended and the Medical Device Regulation 2017 745 Notice to User If a serious incident occurs in relation t...

Page 3: ...ents may be used otherwise Accora cannot guarantee against any damage that might occur 14 Inappropriate routing of accessory cables e g cushion pump cable could lead to dangerous electrical hazards if...

Page 4: ...ng homes or convalescent units The Configura Advance chair may also be placed in private homes where there is unlikely to be 24 hour supervision by clinical staff but where the patient or caregiver is...

Page 5: ...specification Mains electrical system Description Value Supply voltage 100 240VAC Supply frequency 50 60Hz Max supply current 3 9 Amps Degree of protection against liquid ingress IPX4 Degree of protec...

Page 6: ...and hold in place Align the mounting hole at the bottom of the gas strut Fig 3 Item 2 and the mounting hole at the bottom of the backrest lockout slide Fig 3 Item 3 with the clevis at the back of the...

Page 7: ...e other side 10 Secure the backrest cushions to the backrest with the Velcro flaps Each cushion is attached to the backrest with the Velcro flap at the top of the cushion The top cushion has a double...

Page 8: ...djusted from 330mm 13 to 533mm 21 The height is adjusted using two plungers Chair Width adjustment 1 Make sure a patient is not in the chair 2 Make sure the brakes on all 3 locking castors are locked...

Page 9: ...ir 2 Undo the hand screw and sidepiece locking plunger Figure 8 3 Pull the sidepiece from the chair seat frame undo the screws Figure 15 from the fixing bars Figure 15 4 Locate the fixing bars to the...

Page 10: ...that the plungers that secure the footplate Fig 18 Items 1 2 are in the closed position Fig 19 2 Take the footplate Fig 21 and insert the two tapered spigots Fig 21 Items 1 2 into the two sockets eith...

Page 11: ...is used to adjust this angle 3 Manual Forward Tilt The chair can tilt forwards from 7 degrees normal tilt to 10 degrees of forward tilt with lock bolts removal 4 Manual Leg rest The leg rest can be ad...

Page 12: ...e 3 Release the lever to lock the tilt in space angle Manual Forward Tilt Adjustment This function enables some patients to exit the chair more easily however it must only be used following a risk ass...

Page 13: ...est lockout slide Fig 29 Item 1 3 Release the backrest lockout slide by lifting the locking lever away from the backrest lockout slide The backrest can now be adjusted using the backrest lever 4 Pull...

Page 14: ...f the patient 1 Remove the footplate See section 9 2 Make sure the brakes on all 3 locking castors are locked on 3 Ensure it is safe to move the chair into the forward tilt position 4 Press buttons 4...

Page 15: ...the charging lead is stretched the two sections may come apart from each other Move the chair nearer to the mains socket and reconnect the two sections of the charging lead We recommend that the batte...

Page 16: ...he lever will flip up 3 Push the chair forward moving slightly from side to side to ensure 4 To unlock the castor swivel press on the top of the green lever to bring it back horizontal Directional loc...

Page 17: ...o not use detergents that could alter the structure or behaviour of the plastics petrol etc Clean by wiping with a damp cloth Alternatively use Microfibre cleaning cloth without any soap For extreme s...

Page 18: ...user or another person The following checks must be carried out 1 Does the chair operate as per its intended purpose without unexpected noise or motion 2 Are there any signs of abuse or excessive wear...

Page 19: ...SPR 11 Group 1 The chair uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions...

Page 20: ...s to earth 1kV differential mode Not applicable Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage Dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power sup...

Page 21: ...nsmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the followi...

Page 22: ...ance according to frequency of transmitter M 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 2 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 3 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 1...

Page 23: ...inst liquid ingress Do not dispose of in household waste Degree of protection against electric shock Class II Double Insulated For indoor use only Medical Device in accordance with EU Medical Device R...

Page 24: ...24 IFU SC1 001EN REV 04 Accora Barrington Road Orwell Cambridge SG8 5QP United Kingdom T 44 0 1223 206100 info accora care www accora care...

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