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Podiatry Chair User Manual 

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Troubleshooting 

In the unlikely event of the chair failing to operate and having carried out the normal 
practical fault finding steps below then please contact our Customer Service Team 
on +44 (0)1449 767887 or emai[email protected]

Please have 

the serial number to hand before making contact so we can help you more 
efficiently.

 

Fault 

Possible Cause 

Remedy 

Chair is unstable 

Uneven floor 
 
Adjustable foot  
 
 

Move chair to flat floor 
 
Check presence, condition 
and adjustment of foot 

All motors will not work 
(503C or 503CD the 
only motor will not 
work) 

Power disconnected 
 
Fuse Blown 
 
Hand/ Footswitch 
disconnected 

Connect power supply 
 
Replace fuse in plug 
 
Check the switch is fully 
connected to the motor 

One motor will not 
work but others 
working (503CT 
503CDT) 

Lead from height 
motor/control box not 
connected to slave motor 
 
Fault with switch 
 
Fault with control box 
 
Fault with motor 

Check and connect all leads 
 
 
 
Replace switch  
 
Replace control box 
 
Replace motor 

Motor sinks 

Switch permanently 
operated 
 
Motor fault 

Unplug and re-connect 
switch 
 
Replace motor 

Backrest or leg rest will 
not work (manual 
versions) 

Gas spring incorrectly 
adjusted (not being 
triggered) 
 
Gas spring faulty 

Rotate gas spring until the 
pin is just in contact with the 
lever (2-3mm play required) 
 
Replace gas spring 

Backrest or leg rest  
sinks under load 
(manual versions) 

Gas spring incorrectly 
adjusted (permanently 
triggered) 

Rotate gas spring until the 
pin is just in contact with the 
lever (2-3mm play required) 

Armrests slip or are 
loose 

Locking thumbwheels not 
correctly tightened 
 
Thumbwheels damaged from 
over tightening 

Correctly tighten locking 
thumbwheels 
 
Replace thumbwheels 

Summary of Contents for 503C

Page 1: ...Podiatry Chair Models 503C 503CD 503CT 503CDT USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Foot Section 7 Castor Operation 8 Armrest Operation 8 4 Accessories Operation 9 Paper Roll Holder 9 Battery Backup 9 Fold Down Cot Sides 10 Footswitch 10 5 Cleaning and Decontamination 11 6 Troublesh...

Page 3: ...ings are in a box with bold type and identify potential hazards procedures or conditions which could result in death injury or serious damage Cautions are in a box with plain type and identify conditi...

Page 4: ...he chair is used and whilst patients get on or off the chair Care should be taken to ensure patients do not trip over any part of the chair when getting off Adjustable Foot Fitted to the head end of t...

Page 5: ...le CAUTION When chair is not in use switch off power supply Lifting and Moving Should the chair need to be moved or lifted for example to remove it from its packaging then a minimum of two people are...

Page 6: ...ition the switch in a place where it is clear of the moving parts of the chair and where accidental operation is not possible Ensure that all electrical cables are clear of the moving parts of the cha...

Page 7: ...whilst adjusting and release the lever to lock in the desired position Manual Leg Sections For versions that do not have a motorised leg sections The operation is via a gas spring mechanism triggered...

Page 8: ...st be retracted before the chair is used and whilst patients get on or off Disconnect and coil electrical leads and switch away from the chair mechanism prior to moving the chair Armrest Operation The...

Page 9: ...fitting the tube over the bar Re fit in the reverse order Battery Backup Battery backup is a useful option in case of power shortages It allows at least one full cycle under battery power to enable t...

Page 10: ...lift up in the plastic block and then rotate a full 180 into the down position WARNING Ensure that the cot side is fully engaged in the plastic block whilst in use Footswitch An optional fitment foot...

Page 11: ...e mains supply to the chair and move it to a suitable cleaning area and lock the castors Step 1 Using warm water and soap on a damp cloth carefully wipe the chair over from top to bottom Take great ca...

Page 12: ...motor One motor will not work but others working 503CT 503CDT Lead from height motor control box not connected to slave motor Fault with switch Fault with control box Fault with motor Check and connec...

Page 13: ...y are present and tight but not over tight Upholstery bolts should all be checked each section has between 2 and 6 No M6 bolts they should all be present and tight Check gas struts if fitted and ensur...

Page 14: ...can offer both extended warranties and service contracts For further information about either of these please contact Customer Service Plinth Medical Barric Lane Occold Eye Suffolk IP23 7PX Tel 01449...

Page 15: ...Data 220 240v Motor s Linak LA31 x 1 Linak LA31 x 1 Linak LA31 x 2 Linak LA31 x 2 Control Box Linak CB09 Linak CB09 Linak CB09 Linak CB09 Current 1 5A 1 5A 1 5A 1 5A Power 360W 360W 360W 360W Mains P...

Page 16: ...me Date All Manual 01 Niall Dyer 13 06 2017 Plinth Medical Barric Lane Occold Eye Suffolk IP23 7PX ENGLAND Plinth Medical Ltd In association with Plinth 2000 are an ISO Audited company to ISO9001 2008...

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