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Footrests

– The footrests can be removed by pushing

the release lever (1) swinging the footrests out to the
side, or into the middle, and lifting straight up.

To replace the footrests, lower the footrest pivot plug
(2) into the commode seat frame holes (3) from the
side on the center of the seat and swing the footrests to the front until
they lock into position.

Headrest –

The headrest can be removed to aid in

transfers by loosening the Headrest clamp on the
commode push bar.

Tilt & Recline

– The tilt/recline feature of the 170 rehab shower commode

can be used to reduce tone and for comfort of those users who have
balance control problems or may move about in the seat too much to be
safe when the seat is level.

To activate the tilt/recline mechanism the caregiver

grasps the commode push bar and squeezes the
release lever (1). When the release lever is

squeezed, two gas struts mounted on the side frames
that hold the seat in position are released and the
seat can be positioned at the angle

wanted. Letting the release lever out will lock

the seat at the angle set.

Important:

When the

release lever is squeezed the seat will move freely.

The caregiver must have the push bar of the commode firmly grasped
when activating the release lever to prevent the seat from pitching
forward possibly injuring the user.

The user should always wear the provided seat belt for safety while sitting
in this commode.

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Summary of Contents for 170 Tilt & Recline

Page 1: ...170 Tilt Recline Rehab Shower Commode ...

Page 2: ...o 111 from seat position Upper Back Angle 15 posterior to lower back position Lower Leg Support Range 90 to 50 from seat position Weight 46 5 lbs 21 1 kgs Wheels 5 Locking Casters Seat Width 18 Seat Depth 17 Seat Height 21 8 23 8 adjustable Footrest Hanger Angle 60 Footrest Length 14 to 20 Infinite adjustment Back Height 16 Arm Height 8 from seat Arm Length 12 5 Arm Pad Length 11 75 Weight Capacit...

Page 3: ...nto holes in the four corners of the bottom of the frame 4 Set the seat height by aligning the caster stem holes 1 with the desired adjustment holes 2 in the frame and inserting the locking pin 3 to secure the caster 5 Insert the anti tippers into the two anti tipper receiver tubes located at the rear of the frame above the casters Ensure the push pins have popped through the set receiver holes ...

Page 4: ...g the footrest to the forward position where it will lock in place 8 The foot plate height can be adjusted by loosening the footrest clamp 1 sliding the foot plate extension tube 2 up or down inside the footrest hanger tube 3 and re tightening the clamp DO NOT extend the footplates past the MAX line 4 stamped into the foot plate extension tubes The MAX line should not be visible 9 From the back of...

Page 5: ...izontal support tube 2 pivoting the head rest to the desired position and re tightening the Hex screws Anti Tippers The anti tippers are required to prevent the commode from tipping backwards when it is tilted back or when the user is self propelling with the optional 24 wheels They can be flipped up or removed when necessary to clear obstacles but should be in place as often as possible to preven...

Page 6: ...creased on the backs of the legs just above the knees and the feet are left dangling See item 8 on page 4 for adjustment procedure Operating Instructions Arms The arms of the commode can be flipped up and back to aid in transfers or access by caregivers for bathing The arms will stay raised when raised all the way When doing a side transfer to or from the commode only the arm on the side the trans...

Page 7: ...rs who have balance control problems or may move about in the seat too much to be safe when the seat is level To activate the tilt recline mechanism the caregiver grasps the commode push bar and squeezes the release lever 1 When the release lever is squeezed two gas struts mounted on the side frames that hold the seat in position are released and the seat can be positioned at the angle wanted Lett...

Page 8: ...Safety Information Never operate the tilt mechanism without having a firm grip on the commode push bar The gas struts used to aid in tilting the commode need to be controlled while changing the tilt angle to prevent the chair from pitching forward Ensure back rest is securely attached before using To avoid tipping DO NOT attempt to reach objects if you have to move forward in the seat to do so To ...

Page 9: ... stand on seat Always use the supplied seat belt for safety Always have the arms flipped down if the user has upper body stability problems Always use supplied anti tippers for users who are known for rocking in their seats DO NOT leave users unattended in the shower chair DO NOT overload this transport chair The weight capacity is 300 pounds including the user and any things they may be carrying ...

Page 10: ...or defect of the product freight and travel costs loss of earnings or other expenses that one may incur Warranty is valid for the original purchaser only and the original receipt must be presented before any warranty options are considered Please also be prepared to provide the date of purchase and serial number Distributed by Canada HPU Medical Wholesale 15 34 Futurity Gate Concord Ontario L4K 1S...

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