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www.jcmseating.co.uk

 

 

Q.A.34 (Jan 2013)

15 -18 Maxwell Road, 

Woodston Industrial Estate, 

Peterborough, 

Cambridgeshire 

PE2 7HU

Tel:  01733 405830  

Fax: 01733 405838

Email: [email protected]

© 2013 JCM Seating all rights reserved.

Summary of Contents for Triton

Page 1: ...1 Triton INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Multi Height Tilt Base 13 Powered Base Height Adjustment upgrade option 13 Tilt In Space Multi Height Tilt Base 14 Folding Push Handle Multi Height Tilt Base 14 5 Star Base Adjustments 15 Back Angle...

Page 3: ...hecked and correctly assembled by anyone who uses the seating system In every case the equipment should be supplied via qualified professionals who will have adjusted the equipment checked its complia...

Page 4: ...to Chassis Capacities Age Guideline 3 months 3 years 4 9 years 8 13 years 12 adult Measurements when fitted to Multi Height Tilt Base G Seat to Floor 75mm Castor Min 325 Max 785 100mm Castor Min 355 M...

Page 5: ...5 Seating System Components A C D E B A Headrest B Shoulder Protraction Pads C Lateral Supports D Hip Pads E Sacral Pad F Armrest G Legrest G F...

Page 6: ...f the seating system and should therefore be checked before issue If at any time it is noted that areas of the users skin remain reddened after being out of the seating system for around 10 minutes ur...

Page 7: ...Foot Sandals and Straps Should only be fixed when the user is wearing shoes or boots Tray Do NOT use the tray as a way of securing children in a chair always ensure that the lap strap and any other s...

Page 8: ...your child both comfort and support If the childs clothing has been adjusted i e a jumper removed the straps should be re adjusted accordingly Fixing Onto Chair The Triton comes with guide plates for...

Page 9: ...determine the belt size required The suggested method for measuring hip width is from trochanter to trochanter If this is not possible measure from ASIS to ASIS and add a couple of inches The correct...

Page 10: ...e Turn the lever handle clockwise to tighten or anti clockwise to loosen To use the lever when an obstruction is met Pull the handle of the lever outwards towards you A This disables the function of t...

Page 11: ...user by sliding the pad in or out Lock the pad in place by re securing locking screw A Pad Protraction Angle To set the angle of the pad you should loosen the securing handwheel B by rotating a coupl...

Page 12: ...securely located on the base before using View of seat engaged with the base View from the side showing the seating unit lugs lowering into the interface plate cut outs Always ensure that the locatin...

Page 13: ...aulic pump mechanism To Raise The Chair Pump the foot pedal several times until the desired height is reached The chair will raise with each pump To Lower The Chair Place your foot under the pedal and...

Page 14: ...handle to move the chair The push handle should be folded down when not in use Depress both buttons C on the inside of the handle C Manually alter the position of the handle by pushing the top sectio...

Page 15: ...nt Lift operation latch C up until it stops disengaging bar D Tilt the base interface to the desired angle The adjustment range can be seen via the groove at the side of the seat base B B C C D D D F...

Page 16: ...into the relevant positioning holes B to secure the back in place Always ensure that the back is secure and that the levers are located fully in a hole before using the chair Remove the back pad cushi...

Page 17: ...ried out prior to use of the equipment Note The Triton Seat is Split into 2 halves Left Right Follow the instructions below to adjust the seat depth for the user If the user has a leg length discrepan...

Page 18: ...e aft position of left right sides independently Sacral Pad Adjustment Fitting a Tray Always ensure that the arms are fixed in position and the tray is secure before leaving the user unattended Never...

Page 19: ...el C by rotating a couple of turns in an anti clockwise motion Once released the pads can be positioned by pressing down on the handwheel whilst simultaneously altering the angle of the pad using your...

Page 20: ...g the legs With Screws A still loose rotate the inner thigh pad to the desired position Once attained lock off screws using the 4mm Allen Key provided Flip Down the Inner Thigh Pad To facilitate Trans...

Page 21: ...holes on the plastic carrier plate Tighten each screw using the 4mm Allen Key provided Once held on but not fully locked off you can continue to set the other adjustment Adducting the Legs Setting Ch...

Page 22: ...ever A Adjust the sides of the headrest into the desired position After desired position has been reached tighten the bolts to secure in place Perform this for either side wing of the headrest Adjusti...

Page 23: ...olts to secure Flip Away Action Where Fitted Pull plunger C downwards Flip the supports away to aid transfer or set up When ready push the supports back in until they lock in place A B C Check that th...

Page 24: ...eved you should release the handwheel and re secure it by turning in a clockwise direction until hand tight Removing The Armrest Facilitates Side Transfer To remove the arm rests entirely complete wit...

Page 25: ...e Leg Stem Facilitates Standing Transfer Note Removal of the Footplates can also help when packaging for transportation or when the seat is to be utilised on a chassis with its own integrated footplat...

Page 26: ...and to flip up the footplate To flip back down simply rotate the footplate down until it latches back into place Footplate Height Pull and hold open Plunger C whilst maintaining hold of the footplate...

Page 27: ...4mm Allen Key provided Slide the entire foot holder forwards or backs whilst simultaneously setting the rotation of the plate Once the desired position has been acquired re secure the locking screws...

Page 28: ...he amount of pressure added Weak Resistance Decreasing the Air Pressure Makes the shock system compress more easily The seat back feels softer when pushed against Press button C on the pump and keep d...

Page 29: ...on once the activity demanding the lock out has been completed Maintenance Schedule The rear shock systems need a minimum of maintenance only Use water and soap only to clean the system never use a hi...

Page 30: ...k there are no signs of failure in joints and welds Checktightness securityofallfixings bolts nuts springloadedpegs otherfitments Check for signs of fatigue wears replace parts that show signs of wear...

Page 31: ...endants Unauthorised modifications will also invalidate the warranty Any new parts required should be genuine JCM Seating Solutions Ltd approved parts fitted to JCM specifications Frequency of Service...

Page 32: ...This log is an important record of usage and care of the product It is a primary tool in predicting the need for further service and maintenance It should be completed each time an inspection service...

Page 33: ...der this warranty is to replace or repair any defective goods within the period of the warranty free of charge What the Warranty Does Not Cover Items that are damaged or fail due to natural wear and t...

Page 34: ...ould always contact JCM or your authorised representative for de comissioning information Appropriateness of Equipment Check that the equipment supplied is appropriate for the needs of the user taking...

Page 35: ...rse them if possible Labelling Any labelling specific to the previous user should be removed and replaced with labelling specific to the new user Adjustment Adjustment of the equipment to the new user...

Page 36: ...ing co uk Q A 34 Jan 2013 15 18 Maxwell Road Woodston Industrial Estate Peterborough Cambridgeshire PE2 7HU Tel 01733 405830 Fax 01733 405838 Email enquiries jcmseating co uk 2013 JCM Seating all righ...

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