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10. Product data
•
We reserve the right to make technical develop-
ments and improvements with respect to the de-
sign shown in this User Manual.
•
See 15.
Characteristic
Value
Phoenix-PU
2.
Product weight*
29.3kg
3.
Total weight*
35.3kg
Phoenix-PS
2.
Product weight*
28.4kg
3.
Total weight*
34.4kg
Skin compatibility
DIN EN 10993-1/-5
Flammability**
DIN EN 1021-1/-2
*Without accessories.
**Flame retardant: For products made of PUR ma-
terial.
11. Operation of the product
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Before use, it must be ensured that the product is
in proper condition. If defects or malfunctions are
evident, the product must not be used. Have the
defects corrected by a specialist dealer before use.
If necessary, depending on the patient's
limitations (adequate mobility and muscle
strength), sitting down and getting up
must be done with the help of a caregiver. Subse-
quent adjustments may only be made by qualified
personnel!
11.1.
Sitting down
•
Before sitting down and standing up, make sure
that the product is securely positioned to prevent it
from slipping or tipping over, that at least two
wheels are braked, that the armrests are properly
engaged, that the seat surfaces are firmly in place,
and that the footrests are folded to the side or up.
•
The patient must po-
sition themselves as
close as possible to the
product. By supporting
themselves on the two
armrests, the patient
should slowly sit down
on the cushion.
•
If this is not possible due to their physical limita-
tions, support must be provided by the nursing
staff. If necessary, the use of a lifting aid or patient
lift is advisable
Caution: Danger of falling!
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Falling down or slumping on
the chair seat must be
avoided. The patient should sit
on the full chair surface, if pos-
sible, and not only on the edge
of the seat.
•
When transporting people, the entire surface of the
backrest and the footrests must be used if possible
Getting up
•
Before standing up, make sure that the product is
securely positioned to prevent it from slipping or
tipping over, that at
least two wheels
are braked,
that the armrests are properly engaged, that the
seat surfaces are firmly in place, and that the foot-
rests are folded to the side or up.
•
The patient should move forward on the chair so
that their feet are on the floor.
The patient must support
themselves with their arms on
the armrests and slowly rise
from the seat.
•
Do not lean your body too far
forward to avoid a potential
risk of falling.
•
The patient should be helped
to stand up by the nursing staff.
Caution: Danger of falling!
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The patient must
never leave their feet on the
footrests when sitting down
or getting up (leaving the
chair)
11.2.
Swivelling down the arm-
rests
•
Pulling out the locking bolts (A) releases the lock-
ing mechanism and the armrests can be swivelled
backwards.
•
When folding up the armrest, check that the catch
on the backrest (B) and the locking bolt (A) are
1.
2.
3.
4.
