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Push
down to
lock

Push down
to unlock

BRAKES

Your commode will have 1 of 2 types of brakes depending on the model chosen.

GL15 and GL25

 all have foot operated, total locking 125mm (5”) swiveling castors.

To apply - using foot, simply press down brake lev er, until it “clicks” into place.
To release - using foot, press down release button on top of castor.

GL20, GL30 and GL35

 all have “Pull On” (when seated in commode) lever brakes fitted as standard.

To operate simply pull brake lever towards you until it  locks into place. To release is the reverse of this procedure. (Push
brake lever away from you).

SEATS
GL15, GL20 and GL35

- are fitted with nonremovable seats.

GL25 and GL30

- have removable seat option.

To fit seat

1.

Ensure that commode is folded out and backrest is fitted ensuring
button locks are locked in place.Flip armrests up

2.

3.

Place seat on to seat frame, locating positioning pins into hole on seat
frame.

4.

Depress button locks on side of seat frame and push seat down unti l
button locks, lock out into the locked position.

NOTE:

Before sitting

check that seat is secure by trying to lift seat up and is securely held
in place by button locks.

To remove is the reverse of fitting procedure.

BACKRESTS

The

GL25 and GL30

 are folding frame models and have a removable backrest.

To fit

1.

Fold chair out

2.

Place backrest into top of rear tubes

3.

Depress button locks and push backrest down into rear bars until button
locks lock out through holes in rear tube.

To remove is the reverse of above procedure.

On

Off

Depress button locks
on each side

Button Locks

Summary of Contents for COMMODE

Page 1: ...LITATION PRODUCTS COMMODE OWNER USER MANUAL For your safety and comfort read carefully and understand all of the features prior to using your new Glide Commode Chair Maximum User Weight 120kg GL20 100kg GL15 ...

Page 2: ...TION 2 STANDARD FEATURES SECTION 3 HOW TO OPERATE YOUR CHAIR SECTION 4 ENVIRONMENT PRECAUTIONS SECTION 5 TRANSFERRING TO AND FROM YOUR CHAIR SECTION 6 TRANSPORTING YOUR CHAIR SECTION 7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SECTION 8 SPARE PARTS SECTION 9 WARRANTY ...

Page 3: ...n your Commode chair will provide years of trouble free use Please take the time to familiarise yourself with the functions and features of your Commode chair by reading this owners manual If you have any queries about the functions of the chair you can call Glide Rehabilitation Products or your nearest Glide Rehabilitation Products dealer GLIDE REHABILITATION PRODUCTS 25 LEDGAR RD BALCATTA PERTH ...

Page 4: ...non weight bearing Your Glide commode will come with 1 of 2 types of footplate depending on the model chosen GL15 GL20 GL25 and GL30 Swing Away and incrementally height adjustable To adjust height simply un do and remove bolt move footplate to nearest hole to suit desired height replace and tighten bolt firmly The footrests are swing away and detachable They swing out by either pushing or pulling ...

Page 5: ...e seat option To fit seat 1 Ensure that commode is folded out and backrest is fitted ensuring button locks are locked in place Flip armrests up 2 3 Place seat on to seat frame locating positioning pins into hole on seat frame 4 Depress button locks on side of seat frame and push seat down unti l button locks lock out into the locked position NOTE Before sitting check that seat is secure by trying ...

Page 6: ...t AS1428 2 9 If there is a need for a lap type posture restraining belt to be fitted to the Commode Chair we rec ommend that you contact your nearest agent or Glide Rehabilitation Products direct for correct fitting procedures 10 Your commode is suitable for wet areas but not pools Section 5 TRANSFERRING TO AND FROM YOUR CHAIR The Glide Rehabilitation Products Commode Chair is designed in such a w...

Page 7: ...ion of seat for any cracks or rough edges This could have an impact on skin integrity Contact your nearest Glide Rehabilitation Products agent or Glide Rehabilitation Products for replacement Check that castors and wheels rotate freely if found to be difficult to rotate contact your nearest Glide Rehabilitation Products agent or Glide Rehabilitation products for service ANNUALLY It is advisable to...

Page 8: ...e wheelchair 2 Except insofar as is prohibited by statute Lendal Pty Ltd shall not be responsible for damage injury or loss of any kind to any property or person howsoever caused arising from or in connection with the Glide commode chair All conditions and warranties that but for this provision would be implied in favour of and all rights and remedies that but for this provision would be conferred...

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