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CHAIR POSITIONING
The foot cushion can be lowered and the Fowler back
raised to provide chair positioning.
To lower the foot cushion, grasp the cushion at the end to
provide support as it is lowered. Lift up on the cushion, then
pull up on the foot cushion release lever (located under the
foot cushion). While supporting the cushion, allow it to gently
lower to the desired position, either half-way down or com-
pletely down, and release the foot cushion release handle.
To raise the foot cushion, simply lift up on the cushion and
raise either half-way up or completely up.
NOTE: You must support the foot cushion as it is lowered,
even if there is no patient on the table. Keeping one hand
on the cushion and the other on the release handle also
ensures that your fingers cannot be pinched while the
cushions are being lowered.
INSTALLING AND USING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
NOTE: The tools needed to install all table accessories are
provided with the table. These include a 7/16" wrench,
9/16" wrench and a Phillips screwdriver.
Foot Controller (058-740)
The foot controller uses three separate rocker style pedals
to control tabletop height, Trendelenburg/Reverse
Trendelenburg and Fowler back positioning.
NOTE: When the table is used in a wet environment, it is
recommended that the foot controller be covered with a
plastic bag and sealed as watertight as possible.
To install the foot controller:
1. Locate the foot control port on the frame underneath the
seat cushion.
2. Insert the foot controller plug into the port (labeled "foot
control") so that the plug key faces up and slides fully
into the port slot. The foot controller should now be
ready for use.
Using the foot controller:
To use the foot controller, simply press and hold down the
appropriate rocker switch with your foot to adjust the table
as desired. Releasing the rocker switch at any time imme-
diately stops the actuated motion.
Figure 2: The foot controller can be used to adjust tabletop height, Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg positioning,
and Fowler back positioning.
