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Page 1: ... com Operating Manual Synthesis Tilt Recliner Model Including Synthesis Transport Chair Option Model WC 19 Distributor Rep This manual must be given to the caregiver responsible for this chair and its occupant Caregiver Before using this chair read this manual thoroughly and save for future reference Actual product may differ slightly from images in Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ...int Use Risk of Serious Injury 6 2 6 13BImproper Use 7 2 7 14BCleaning 7 2 8 15BMaintenance 8 2 9 16BResident Specific Instructions 10 3 4BOPERATION AND MOVEMENT 11 3 1 17BSeat Tilt 11 3 2 18BBack Recline 11 3 3 19BTrendelenburg 11 3 4 20BElevating Leg Rest 12 3 5 21BFlip Down Footrest 12 3 6 22BRemovable Wings 13 3 7 23BShoulder Bolsters 13 3 8 24BSwing Away Removable Arms 14 3 9 25BHeight Adjust...

Page 3: ...your resident s quality of life will be greatly enhanced This manual will assist you in making the best use of the capabilities of your Broda chair and will ensure that you quickly become familiar with its operation After reading this manual if you have any questions about the safe and effective operation of your Broda chair or accessories contact your local Broda representative or our Head Office...

Page 4: ...fety and operating instructions is not permitted to operate or move the chair A copy of this instruction manual must always be available Broda accepts no liability for damages injury or accidents caused by operating errors improper maintenance or disregard of the instructions in this manual including any resident specific instructions Broda reserves the right to make changes to the specifications ...

Page 5: ... long term care institution who is appropriately trained to provide care or services to the resident or the chair used by the resident and may include the resident s family members or guardian Seat Tilt refers to changing the relative angle between the chair s seat and the chair frame or ground without changing the relative angle between the back and the seat Back Recline refers to changing the re...

Page 6: ...g of the resident caregiver and third party All operations and adjustments required for the resident should be determined by the resident s primary caregiver who is responsible for seating 2 2 9BApplication Broda chairs are intended exclusively for residents of long term care institutions who are under the care of professional caregivers The suitability of a BRODA chair must be determined by a qua...

Page 7: ...tion of Seat Tilt Danger of Tipping We recommend that the chair s seat be tilted sufficiently to prevent an agitated resident from tipping the chair forward or backward or from slumping and sliding in the chair The amount of seat tilt used should be determined by the resident s caregiver who is responsible for seating Always ensure that the resident is properly positioned before operating the seat...

Page 8: ...se is appropriate only under the strict supervision and full attention of a caregiver who is physically capable of preventing any unintended movement over any surfaces that are to be traveled on We recommend that a second caregiver assist when the chair is moved over surfaces that could cause significant unintended movement 2 5 7 41BResident Clothing Risk of Injury to Resident s Skin We recommend ...

Page 9: ...leaning certain staining agents Applies to the Permablok3 vinyl as per the vinyl manufacturer s recommendations The frame and components of the chair can be cleaned using the same procedure as the vinyl The steps below are also located in the Cleaning Guide found on the back of the Broda chair Staining Agent Cleaning Procedure Eye Shadow Mascara Step 1 Grease Suntan Lotion Chocolate Step 1 Blood B...

Page 10: ...formation does not relieve the user of proper and safe use of the product and all cleaning agents and consideration for the overall cleaning maintenance of the chair Cleaning and care instructions must be followed in conjunction with facility infection control protocols Broda will not accept warranty or liability claims on chairs that have not been cleaned according to the instructions or cared fo...

Page 11: ...with irregular or sloped surfaces 5 Any unauthorized person Do not use lubricants that contain solvents Solvents may compromise any rubber components on the chair If necessary white food grade grease or lubricant can be used on any sliding components ...

Page 12: ...ific requirements of the individual using the chair Broda relies on the knowledge experience and judgment of the resident s professional caregiver to ensure the specific resident s safety and comfort needs are satisfied while using the chair These instructions form an essential part of the Safety Requirements for using the chair and must be made available to all caregivers Space is provided below ...

Page 13: ...e hand while placing your other hand on the tilt bar to assist movement Raise or lower the seat tilt until the desired angle is achieved 3 2 18BBack Recline Gas cylinders allow the back to be reclined to any position from the most upright to the lowest within its range Use back recline to position resident create pressure redistribution increase comfort and assist with daily care activities WARNIN...

Page 14: ...footrest upper cross piece into the desired hole in the right side of the leg rest frame Insert the left end of the footrest upper cross piece into the corresponding hole in the left side of the leg rest frame Release the tension on the spring mechanism To Remove the Footrest Lift up the footrest slightly to discontinue contact between the straps on the footrest and the leg rest Squeeze the footre...

Page 15: ...he knob and raise or lower the wing to the desired position Tighten the knob and ensure the wing is secured in place 3 7 23BShoulder Bolsters The Shoulder Bolsters provide upper torso support protection and containment and accommodate asymmetries in the chair user Their unique design allows for proper elbow access to the arm rest The Shoulder Bolster is always used in conjunction with the side win...

Page 16: ...us residents The armrest height should be adjusted to provide correct arm support for the resident as determined by the caregiver To Adjust the Armrest Height Squeeze the pins together which are located under the armrest flap WARNING DO NOT place fingers at the top of the pins as this could cause pinching Place fingers in the concave shape of the pins Raise or lower the arm to the desired height W...

Page 17: ...ocedures should attempt to install their Broda accessories without assistance from their local Broda representative Broda does not recommend use of other manufacturer s accessories on Broda chairs 3 12 Motor Vehicle Use Vehicle Transport Package Option Synthesis Transport Chair Identify whether your chair has been manufactured with the Vehicle Transport Option If your chair is NOT equipped with th...

Page 18: ...ight Rear Securement left and right 5 Aluminum front casters Vehicle Restraint Seat Belt conforms with WC 19 and Anchor Footrest tether Use only Wheelchair Tie Down and Occupant Restraint Systems which meet the requirements of SAE J2249 Recommended Practice Wheelchair Tie Downs and Occupant Restraint Systems for Motor Vehicles Chairs involved in vehicle accidents should be taken out of use immedia...

Page 19: ...ts or parts such as the wheelchair armrests or wheels 5 Upper torso belts should fit over the shoulders 6 Belt restraints should be adjusted as firmly as possible consistent with user comfort and 7 Belt webbing should not be worn twisted in a manner that significantly reduces the area of contact of the belt with the occupant WARNINGS 1 The chair should be used only for forward facing seating in mo...

Page 20: ...ould be removed from the chair and secured in the vehicle during transit whenever possible so that it does not break free and cause injury to vehicle occupants in a crash 8 In order to reduce the potential of injury to vehicle occupants chair mounted trays not specifically designed for crash safety should be removed and secured separately in the vehicle 9 Broda should be consulted in case of quest...

Page 21: ...est height adjustment pins The visual inspection procedure should include the observation of any installed accessories The visual inspection should be performed by the facility or if in a private residence by the individual responsible for the chair 4 2 29BFunctional Testing We recommend that the chair should be tested for operation of the chair s functions without a resident in the chair The test...

Page 22: ...wer side pads seat and back pad with removable terry cover calf pad sole pad extra terry covers The 34 ounce healthcare vinyl fabric covering is manufactured to meet the following requirements DIN 75 200 DIN 53 438 MVSS 302 M2 CAL 117 and Wyzenbeck Heavy Duty Abrasion Test has an antimicrobial antibacterial anti stain and anti static finish Cold crack of 20ºC Polyurethane foam meets CAL 117 2013 R...

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Page 39: ...der actuator If cable is attached see Adjustment Step see below The chair tilt recline or leg rest seems to slowly slide out of position The pin in the end of the cylinder may be still partially depressed See Adjustment Steps below Adjustment Steps Loosen the lock nut located on the stem of the gas cylinder next to the actuator 17mm or 11 16 wrench From the above instruction determine whether you ...

Page 40: ... seal on the cylinder and the cylinder will fail Damaging a cylinder in this fashion voids the manufacturer s warranty 5 4 34BRear Casters Symptom Problem Solution The rear caster function is controlled by one step on the rear pedal The rear caster is not engaging into the correct position when using the rear pedal The rear caster is no longer functional The rear caster must be replaced Contact Br...

Page 41: ...rformances will void the warranty This warranty does not cover freight damage see Damaged Freight Policy Broda retains the right to make product design and product application changes without notice The application of Broda products shall remain the responsibility of the purchaser or user Please reference the model specific operating instruction manuals for safety requirements inspectional and fun...

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