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REBOTEC / BA No.: 02.07.147/2017-01 

 

 

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Product description 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
  Dia 1 
 
Seat - PS 

Seat PU (2-parts) 

 
 
 
 
 
  Dia. 2 

Dia. 3 

 
Chair diagram shows: 

Rotation adjustment for PUR headrest 

Backrest 

Armrest (foldable) 

Latching pins for armrest 

Chair frame with incline adjustment 

Castors with locking brakes  

PUR headrest (replaceable) 

PUR back upholstery (removable) 

PUR seat upholstery (removable) 

PUR seat, care opening, pan holder 

PUR leg rest (removable)  

Foot support with footrest (adjustable) 

Locking lever for inclination setting 

Toilet pan with lid (removable) 

PUR transport seat (removable) (Dia. 2) 

PUR seat, care opening with pad (Dia. 3) 

Lifting unit for seat height adjustment 

Linear actuator 

Control unit with hand switch 

Product nameplate 

Table of contents 

 

1. 

General advisories 

1.1 

Introduction 

1.2 

Note LINAK mounting instructions 

1.3 

Intended proper use  

1.4 

Symbols used 

1.5 

Use and storage 

1.6 

Equipment 

2. 

Warranty 

3. 

Nameplate, ordering spare parts 

4. 

Re-use, product lifetime 

5. 

Disposal 

6. 

Safety advisories for use 

7. 

Product specifications 

7.1 

Delivery scope 

7.2 

Technical specifications 

8. 

Spare parts, accessories 

9. 

Setting up the chair for use 

9.1 

Position of the footrests 

9.2 

Adjusting the foot plate height 

9.3 

Installing, adjusting the headrest 

9.4 

Setting the inclination 

9.5 

Setting the headrest angle 

9.6 

Adjusting the seat height 

9.7 

Installing/removing the safety belt 

10. 

Electronic components 

10.1 

Battery 

10.2 

External battery charger 

10.3 

Control unit 

10 

10.4 

EMERGENCY STOP function 

10 

10.5 

Hand switch 

10 

10.6 

Linear drive 

11 

11. 

Using the chair 

11 

11.1 

Sitting down 

11 

11.2 

Standing up 

11 

11.3 

Sitting and laying / low position 

12 

11.4 

Sitting and laying while lifting 

12 

11.5 

Using the castor locking brakes 

12 

11.6 

Removing the seat pad  

12 

11.7 

Folding away the footrests  

12 

11.8 

Swiveling away the armrests  

12 

11.9 

Removing the footrests 

13 

11.10 

Using the commode pan  

13 

12. 

Troubleshooting 

13 

13. 

Care 

13 

14

Maintenance and upkeep  

14 

14.1 

Maintaining the chair 

14 

14.2 

Maintaining electronic components 

14 

14.3 

Upkeep 

14 

 

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Summary of Contents for Phoenix PS-E

Page 1: ...subsequent sales The user instructions and the maintenance manual are downloadable on our homepage Electric Tilt Lift Shower Chair Phoenix Multi Seat with hygiene opening 352 xx 10 Serial Number Phoe...

Page 2: ...4 4 Re use product lifetime 4 5 Disposal 4 6 Safety advisories for use 4 7 Product specifications 5 7 1 Delivery scope 5 7 2 Technical specifications 5 8 Spare parts accessories 6 9 Setting up the cha...

Page 3: ...torage The product s temperature range for use must be between 41 F and 104 F Store the product in a dry room with a relative humidity of 30 50 The product may be used outside of these ranges but only...

Page 4: ...nd its general condition 5 Disposal Disposal and recycling of used products as well as the packaging material must be done according to the applicable rules and legal regulations Please contact your l...

Page 5: ...rst cool off before use When the chair is to be used by patients with insensitive skin persons who cannot feel temperature rises and or have skin damage an attendant must first check the chair for hea...

Page 6: ...ional tolerances 5 mm 0 2 Schematic 8 Spare parts accessories Article No name 440 10 62 PUR seat pad 440 10 04 PUR care seat with care opening 309 10 Pan holder black 440 10 24 PUR care seat w o care...

Page 7: ...A upwards and insert the tubes of the headrest unit into the openings Push the tubes down until the push buttons C click in the holes D Next push the button C all the way in and push the tube to the e...

Page 8: ...delivered To remove it fold away the armrests as described in Section 11 8 on page 12 and pull the loops down from the armrest locking mechanism When re installing be sure the safety belt is not twis...

Page 9: ...pply LED 1 ON green If the LED green lights up the wall charger is ready for operation LED 2 CHARGE not illuminated No battery in the charger or the battery is fully charged LED 2 CHARGE orange If the...

Page 10: ...on class IPX5 IPX6 all electrical components must be installed with each other and none of the connections C must be open When connecting the manual switch make sure that the female connector D groove...

Page 11: ...ed up 1 The patient must be positioned as near to the chair as possible By firmly holding on to the armrests the patient must then slowly sit down onto the seat If this is not possible due to physical...

Page 12: ...ur foot 1 The wheel is now braked and the castor locked against swiveling 2 The wheel and castor are released by pressing the lever upwards with your foot 2 11 6 Removing the seat pad The seat with I...

Page 13: ...Castor brakes do not work Generally defective See maintenance Castor wheels turn with difficulty Caked gummed up Clean Castor wheels do not turn Generally defective See maintenance Wheels wobble Uneve...

Page 14: ...bility check function of the wheels replace defective wheels Function of the castor locking brakes replace defective brakes Function of the headrest Function of the chair inclination Check accessories...

Page 15: ...REBOTEC BA No 02 07 147 2017 01 GB 15...

Page 16: ...o 02 07 147 2017 01 GB 16 Notes We also supply Walking aids Shoulder crutches Shower stools Shower and commode chairs Multifunction Wheel Chairs Rollators Patient lifting hoists Standing up aids Your...

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