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REVISED 2017-02-10 – 3.3 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

KANJO 

Bathlift

 

Summary of Contents for KANJO

Page 1: ...EN REVISED 2017 02 10 3 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS KANJO Bathlift ...

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Page 4: ...bath tub lifter into operation 8 5 1 Charging the hand control battery 8 5 2 Fitting the suction feet 8 5 3 Assembling the seat unit in the bath tub 9 5 4 Fitting the backrest 9 5 5 Check before use 9 6 Operating the bath tub lifter 10 6 1 Hand control 10 6 2 Raising the seat 10 6 3 Lowering the seat 10 6 4 EMERGENCY STOP function 10 7 Bathing 10 8 Disassembling the bath tub lifter 11 9 Troublesho...

Page 5: ...e if however using the bath tub lifter enables bathing largely without assistance and other bath ing aids are not sufficient to offset the effects of the disability Contraindications No contraindications are known if the lifter is used properly 1 3 Disposal Old appliances and packaging must be disposed of and recycled in accordance with the valid national regulations The bath tub lifter contains a...

Page 6: ...elephone within reach in case of unforeseen events e g malfunc tions Sit still while using the bath tub lifter Avoid ex treme body movements Do not overload the bath tub lifter Pay attention to the information on the rating plate see Sec tion 3 3 Contact your authorised dealer immediately in the event of malfunctions Do not make any unauthorised modifications or conversions on the bath tub lifter ...

Page 7: ...egree of protection 8 Production period 9 Total weight 10 Serial number 11 Device designation 12 Duty cycle 13 Notice refer to the accompanying documents 14 Manufacturer 15 Sales service address 3 4 Technical data Bath tub lifter Figure 9 Total weight excluding hand control 10 5 kg XXL 11 1 kg Weight seat unit 6 8 kg XXL 7 4 kg Weight backrest 3 7 kg Weight hand control ECO 0 47 kg 0 42 kg Seat de...

Page 8: ...d When the battery is charged 1 Disconnect the charger Figure 6 1 from the mains 2 Disconnect the hand control Figure 6 4 from the charger Fully charge the battery in the hand control before each use If the hand control is not connected to the charger Do not connect the charger to the mains Use the hand control only to operate the bath tub lifter 5 2 Fitting the suction feet WARNING The bath tub l...

Page 9: ...t the suction feet have stuck to the bottom of the bath tub To do this gently pull on the seat unit 5 4 Fitting the backrest NOTICE If the backrest s drive base is not fully retracted during assembly the bath tub lifter can be damaged Make sure that the drive base is fully retracted The drive base Figure 12 2 must be horizontal see Figure 12 1 Place the backrest Figure 12 1 onto the seat unit Figu...

Page 10: ...on Fig ure 15 1 or disconnect the plug connection Figure 14 1 from hand control to drive The seat s movement is stopped immediately If the EMERGENCY STOP button is pressed while the seat is being lowered the Down button is then blocked for approximately 15 seconds for safety reasons The seat can then only be moved up with the Up button 7 Bathing WARNING If the seat cannot move unhindered and if th...

Page 11: ...ction feet can be at tached as self venting In this case it suffices to lift the rear end of the seat unit The front suction feet will then automatically detach from the bottom of the tub CAUTION The drive base mount contains the mechanism for releasing the seat section lock The lifting scissors are freely movable if the seat sec tion lock is accidentally released This can crush limbs Do not put y...

Page 12: ...f visible signs of wear appear consult an authorised specialist dealer immediately Have a visual and functional inspection carried out at an authorised specialist workshop at least every 24 months This maintains the bath tub lifter s func tional reliability Have any necessary repairs done by am author ised specialist workshop 11 Fitting accessories 11 1 Fitting the sideflap diverter WARNING If han...

Page 13: ...bductor wedge is to prevent per sons without legs or with only one leg from slipping off the bath tub lifter 1 Lift the seat with the Up button Figure 15 3 2 Insert the threaded rod of the abductor wedge Figure 19 1 through the middle hole on the front of the seat section Figure 19 2 3 Screw the moulded part Figure 19 3 onto the threaded rod from below 4 Screw the self locking nut Figure 19 4 onto...

Page 14: ...acturer eureha GmbH Rehabilitationstechnik Zeppelinstraße 10 88353 Kisslegg Germany Authorised dealer s stamp KATNIC Ltd t a H M Health Mobility 3 6 Station Road Consett Co Durham DH8 5RL Tel 01207 592 822 Email info hmmobility co uk www hmmobility co uk ...

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