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Exploded Parts ............................................................... 3

Parts List ........................................................................ 4

TubBuddy Assembly ....................................................... 5

TubBuddy Setup ............................................................. 10

TubBuddy Operation ....................................................... 15

Cl Maintenance ................................................. 20

Safety Instructions ......................................................... 21

Warranty Information ...................................................... 24

Registration Form ........................................................... 26

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Page 2: ...to stand and or walk and so they need an assistance device to maintain some or all daily hygienic tasks CONTRADICTIONS This type of device must not be used by a disabled person alone The user should a...

Page 3: ...Exploded Parts 3 Parts List 4 TubBuddy Assembly 5 TubBuddy Setup 10 TubBuddy Operation 15 Cleaning Maintenance 20 Safety Instructions 21 Warranty Information 24 Registration Form 26 www easycaresyste...

Page 4: ...exploded parts 13 39 37 64 65 57 54 51 5 58 34 41 35 24 6 23 27 33 28 32 63 23 24 66 62 25 12 68 67 1 56 61 53 25 20 52 36 59 14 30 38 42 40 55 3 45 60 29 15 31 www easycaresystems co uk...

Page 5: ...rm Rest Right 34 35 Arm Rest Padding Left 36 Arm Rest Padding Right Arm Rest Lock 37 Arm Rest Cap 38 39 Arm Rest Knob 40 Back Rest Frame 41 Back Rest Fabric Hand Grips 42 Bridge Tongue Short 45 Rollin...

Page 6: ...the clip pins in and slide the seat back out of the seat base Insert the arm rests into the sockets on the seat base until the clip pin clicks and locates the arm rests in position Screw the arm rest...

Page 7: ...NOTE The armrest locks should always be used when the armrests aren t in the swing away position The armrests can be easily swung away when required Unlock the armrest by sliding the armrest lock awa...

Page 8: ...move the cushion carefully remove one lug at a time from the connectors until all 4 locating lugs are removed Rotate the chair so that you have easy access to the underside of the seat base From the b...

Page 9: ...ition by screwing 1 large fixing knob and tube washer through each of the 4 holes in the height adjustment tubes and into the threaded holes on the bath base track On the underside of the seat base th...

Page 10: ...otate the chair so that you have easy access to the back of the back rest Slide the chest belt through the 2 attachment loops on the back rest Before use adjust the length of the chest belt to suit th...

Page 11: ...ht NOTE Each height adjustment hole raises the wheeled track 1 To adjust the seat height remove the securing clips and slide the height adjust ment tubes up or down to the required height Secure both...

Page 12: ...to transfer freely without hitting any other obstructions Check to ensure that the height of the bottom of the bath base track is higher than the bath threshold If required the height of the bath base...

Page 13: ...e way Secure the bridge to the bath base using the latch in the centre of the bridge track Align the side of your chair with the bridge which is connected to the bath base Firmly push the wheeled base...

Page 14: ...izontally If the tracks are not level horizontally adjust the height of the bath base until the tracks are level To do this screw the thread on the rubber feet up or down depending on which way the he...

Page 15: ...ss the clip pin in on the stabilising tube and slide outwards to the correct position For smaller adjustments unscrew the rubber stopper to firmly secure the bath base WARNING DO NOT STAND ON FOOTREST...

Page 16: ...h base or wheeled base If you leave the bridge attached it prevents the secondary brake from operating correctly To lock the castor wheels press down firmly on the end of brake with your foot This wil...

Page 17: ...ion With your Showerbuddy SB2 assembled you are now ready to transfer the chair into the bath Lift and hold the primary brake lever to release the chair The primary brakes are located on each side of...

Page 18: ...attach the bridge to the bath base without the wheeled base attached With your Showerbudd SB2 secured in position on the bath base remove the bridge and wheeled base Release the latch which connects t...

Page 19: ...ed position Ensure you lock all castor wheels before beginning the transfer step 8 To transfer your ShowerbuddySB2 back to the wheeled base lift and hold the primary brake lever to release the chair T...

Page 20: ...your Showerbuddy SB2 in position on the wheeled base before disconnecting the bridge Unlock the brakes on the castor wheels Release the latches which connect the bridge to the wheeled base and roll t...

Page 21: ...as excellent corrosion resistance but it is not stain or rust proof Regular maintenance will keep stainless steel clean and free of contaminants In most applications stainless steel will not rust or s...

Page 22: ...are practiced Individuals who have not learned these skills must have assistance during transfers Do not use the Showerbuddy shower chair for any application outside of the manufacturers intended use...

Page 23: ...with transfer techniques and options The wheel locks on the castors are designed to prevent the castor wheels from rotating when the shower chair is stationery in use These DO NOT and CANNOT prevent t...

Page 24: ...adjustments you may want to make on your Showerbuddy shower chair or can provide clarification on any of the information contained herein All castor wheel shafts must be adjusted to the same height Ne...

Page 25: ...serial number tag is removed or altered The warranty is VOID if the unit sustains damage from unnatural causes The warranty is VOID if the unit is used to hold more than the weight limit of 551lbs 250...

Page 26: ...d to install new wheels seat and backrest for every new user of the device All lose bolts and nuts must be tightened The product must be precisely cleaned and disinfected Every new owner must receive...

Page 27: ...Designed in New Zealand www easycaresystems co uk Contact Us Units 5 and 6 Lower Vicarage Road Southampton Hampshire SO19 7RJ T 02380 420678 E info easycaresystems co uk...

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