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REVISED 2017-02-10 – 3.3
10 Maintenance and care
10.1 Seat unit and backrest
CAUTION
Limbs can be crushed in the vicinity
of the lifting scissors. Do not put your hands into
the lifting scissors.
NOTICE
If the drive is cleaned with a high-
pressure cleaner, water can enter it. This can
damage the drive. Do not clean the drive with a
high-pressure cleaner.
If fitted, remove the seat and backrest covers (ac-
cessories) and wash them in a washing machine
(max. 40 °C). Do not dry the covers in a tumble
dryer.
Wash down the bath tub lifter (without covers) with
warm water after each bath procedure.
If it is very dirty, clean the bath tub lifter with ordi-
nary detergent and a brush. Follow the cleaning
agent manufacturer's instructions.
Use disinfectant if necessary, as well as in the
event of application for more than one person.
Follow the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions.
After cleaning, dry off the bath tub lifter with a
clean cloth.
10.2 Hand control and charger
CAUTION
Before cleaning, disconnect the
charger from the mains. Do not use water to clean
the charger and do not immerse it in water.
NOTICE
If the hand control is cleaned with a
high-pressure cleaner, water can enter it. This can
damage the hand control. Do not clean the hand
control with a high-pressure cleaner.
Clean the charger with a dry cloth.
Clean the hand control with a damp cloth and then
dry it off.
10.3 Maintenance and inspection
CAUTION
Maintenance and inspection must
not be carried out while in use.
Before each use, perform a visual inspection for
external damage.
If a malfunction occurs or if 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 handles are fitted on the bath tub,
the sideflaps cannot make proper contact with the
edge of the bath tub. There is a risk of slipping.
The sideflaps can also be damaged by the han-
dles. Protect all handles with sideflap diverters.
1. Hang the sideflap diverter (Figure 17,1) over
the handle (Figure 17,2).
2. Unfold the sideflap (Figure 17,3).
3. Lift the seat with the Up button (Figure 15,3).
When doing this, check that the sideflap is
guided safely over the handle.
11.2 Fitting the height adapters
WARNING
If not all height adapters are fitted
and a weight is placed onto the bath tub lifter, the
base plate can break. There is a risk of slipping.
Always fit all 6 height adapters.
NOTICE
If the height adapters are not fully
screwed into the threaded sleeves and a weight is
placed onto the bathtub lifter, the base plate can
be damaged. Screw the height adapters into the
threaded sleeves as far as they will go. Screw the
suction feet into the height adapters as far as they
will go.
1. Remove the backrest and turn the seat unit
(see Section 5.2).
2. Screw all six height adapters (Figure 18,1) into
the threaded sleeves in the base plate.
3. Screw the six suction feet (Figure 18,2) into
the height adapters.
4. Lift the seat with the Up button (Figure 15,3).
When doing this, check that the bath tub lifter
can be raised sufficiently far for the sideflaps to
lie properly on the edge of the bath tub.
