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What Our Expert Says

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Important Safety Instructions

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Accupak Rechargeable Battery System

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20 Cycle Rechargeable Battery System

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Basic Technical Checks

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Recommended Quality Checks

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Chair Delivery

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Pressure Care Management

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Weight Limits

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Feature Functionality

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Back Cushion Features

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Seat and Leg Rest Cushion Features

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Optional Accessories

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Chair Dimensions

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Fabrics

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General Upholstery Care

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Transport - Back Frame Removal

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Warranty

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Summary of Contents for Haven

Page 1: ...www reposefurniture co uk Haven Users Manual ...

Page 2: ...t offers an ideal solution for any healthcare environment To maximise the advantages of your chair please take the time to read these instructions carefully as they contain essential information on set up and operation of all key features as well as upholstery care important safety advice plus warranty and contact details If for any reason you are unsure of anything please contact your supplier im...

Page 3: ...c Technical Checks 11 Recommended Quality Checks 12 Chair Delivery 12 Pressure Care Management 12 Weight Limits 13 Feature Functionality 18 Back Cushion Features 20 Seat and Leg Rest Cushion Features 22 Optional Accessories 23 Chair Dimensions 24 Fabrics 25 General Upholstery Care 26 Transport Back Frame Removal 27 Warranty Contents 3 Page ...

Page 4: ...sitioning by using gravity to position the user in the back of the chair in the optimal position Always engage lockable castors during transfers to aid chair stability 4 Who is this chair suitable for The Haven comes with unique air pressure cushioning in the lower back rest seat cushion and leg rest with the ability to alter levels of air pressure This allows for a truly personalised seating expe...

Page 5: ... make it very useful for groups who rely on regulated temperature such as MS Single air seat cushion For those who currently have or who are at a high risk of pressure problems or sores and who have limited ability to change their position and relieve the pressure on their sacrum and buttocks Users need to have appropriate pelvic stability and core trunk strength to accommodate the air pressure ch...

Page 6: ...ey are in a suitable working condition and that there is no damage DO NOT USE the chair if it is not working properly or damaged YOU ALWAYS move the chair around using the front of the arms and that you are mindful of your own physical attributes as you carry out any such movements DO NOT use other parts of the chair to move it around as this may cause damage to the framework and workings of the c...

Page 7: ...ith the handset To do so may result in personal injury YOU ALWAYS disconnect the power supply before checking any part of the chair NO cables are trapped under the chair and that YOU DO NOT run over the cables with the castors or other equipment e g vacuum cleaner If there is a spillage on the chair IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICITY FROM THE MAINS and check that no electrical components are w...

Page 8: ...ic warning signal which is activated when the handset controls are used and the battery is low and requires recharging The system still remains activated and emergency adjustment is possible but please charge immediately The battery also has an overall switch off threshold should you continue to operate the chair when the acoustic warning is sounding This prevents deep discharge of the battery and...

Page 9: ... gets too hot MAKE SURE that the Accupak is kept clean and dry at all times DO NOT submerge in water or expose to direct heat NEVER run anything over the cables e g a hoover as this may damage them ALWAYS store the chair in a dry and safe place which will protect the chair and the Accupak battery If you are storing for periods of more than 6 months then the Accupak battery must be fully charged be...

Page 10: ...rge The chair may be used and operated whilst it is being charged but DO NOT move the chair about when it is plugged in The electrical components are designed to be used for no longer than 2 minutes continuous movement in any period of 20 minutes See Usage time on page 15 Rechargeable batteries by their nature have limited lifespan and are characterised by gradual power loss over time This normal ...

Page 11: ... have become disconnected CHECK to see if any of the cables are damaged or trapped Damaged cables should be changed DO NOT open or attempt to open any electrical components To do so may invalidate your warranty If the chair is still not working then you should contact an authorised chair engineer or your supplier and ask them to check the chair thoroughly The chair should always be checked every t...

Page 12: ...ment of the client s requirements Please ensure that you understand the features and how they can be used For the benefit of your client we always recommend that those setting up or operating the Haven are trained on the use of the chair and in pressure management and postural care The Haven has a weight limit of 95 Kg 15 stone as standard on the small model On the medium and large the weight limi...

Page 13: ...ever touch the wall when it reclines The leg rest should be able to move fully and freely with no objects to restrict this movement Position the chair free from any trailing wires Ensure that the chair is within easy reach of a power point to charge or recharge the battery system Always ensure that there is enough space for the carer to operate the chair Important note Obstructions may cause damag...

Page 14: ...cket to avoid damage Single Tilt in Space Handset The Single Tilt in Space STIS mechanism comes with a simple to use two button handset which operates the Tilt in Space movement The following instructions will aid easy use of your chair Simply depress the button required to carry out the movement as illustrated By releasing the button the movement will stop in the required position Tilt in Space B...

Page 15: ... four button handset The following instructions will aid use of your chair Simply depress and release the desired button to reach the correct position as indicated on your handset Simply depress the button required to carry out the movement as illustrated By releasing the button the movement will stop in the required position Independent Back Recline Back down Independent Leg Rest Leg rest out Ret...

Page 16: ... the Ischial Tuberosities is reduced by redistributing the weight through the back This constant angle also prevents shearing to the back and the bottom during movement Dual Tilt in Space DTIS adjustment As well as the Tilt in Space function described above this mechanism also features an independent backrest recline and independent leg rest movement all controlled by the easy to use four button h...

Page 17: ...d for example individuals with neurological conditions such as MND Can also be very useful for those with low blood pressure enabling carers to alter their position to reduce the impact of changes in pressure e g postural hypotension Seat Chaise and cover The Haven benefits from a single full seat cover and chaise This chaise removes any pinch points and reduces the risk of pressure areas developi...

Page 18: ...acic and lumbar part of the back through a one cell air bag surrounded by a soft foam surface The air in the bag is pre set at the manufacturers but can be also altered by a trained care professional using the air valve and pump Simply remove the back from the Velcro strips on the back frame to adjust Back Cushion Features Dacron head cushion Soft foam back with inbuilt airbag Tube for manufacture...

Page 19: ...the cushion is pre set before despatch Zip for removal of air cushion cover Pump at the base of the back Inflation and deflation of the air cushion To pump up the cushion simply squeeze the pump until the desired firmness is achieved To release air from the cushion simply press the black button as indicated which will let air out so that the desired firmness is achieved ...

Page 20: ...hion Tube for manufacturer s to inflate HIGH MEDIUM Leg rest air cushion The single cell airbag provides consistent support across the whole of the thighs back of the knees and calf and reduces the risk of pressure problems Single air seat cushion For those who currently have or who are at a high risk of pressure problems or sores and who have limited ability to change their position and relieve t...

Page 21: ...firstly take off the back cushion Then at the back of the seat cushion release the chaise from the Velcro and peel off the seat cushion and chaise The chaise is also secured by Velcro to the front of the seat and under the leg rest again simply peel off The cover and cushions can be removed for replacement or cleaning Inflation and deflation of air cushions To pump up the cushion simply squeeze th...

Page 22: ... moved to the left hand side Lockable castors Glides for use on laminated and wooden floors Back and seat cushion replacement High wear protection covers all in matching fabrics Full length arm cover head cover seat cover Head roll Small head pillow Small profile headrest Seat cover Full length arm cover Head cover A range of headrests that include ...

Page 23: ... 559mm 22 Seat Depth 457mm 18 508mm 20 508mm 20 Please note that the seat back and arm heights may change slightly due to submersion in the air seat cushion In addition if you select the lockable castors the seat height will be raised by 25mm 1 Standard Back Height 711mm 737mm 28 29 Standard Arm Height 178mm 7 Safety options 20 cycle back up unit Accupack rechargeable battery system for mains free...

Page 24: ...are Waterproof Anti MRSA Anti bacterial Anti fungal Crib 5 and bleach cleanable and all cushions and cushion covers are removable for cleaning purposes For our full range of health fabrics and cleaning instructions please visit our website ...

Page 25: ... and may dull the fabric Your upholstery should not be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time as this will cause your fabric to fade If your furniture is positioned within prolonged light ensure your curtains and blinds are drawn for protection Ensure your upholstery is protected from sharp objects or buckles as these may cause the fabric and or upholstery to snag or become damaged Av...

Page 26: ...tly lie the back on top of the base with the top facing forward Housing pins on back frame Lift the back and position the brackets over the housing pins Steps involved in attaching the back frame Step 1 Step 3 Step 4 Locking Step 2 Slide the brackets onto the housing pins and gently apply pressure to the top of the back and push down to ensure it is securely in place Then lock the back into positi...

Page 27: ...orised or incorrect repairs alterations and modifications Damage to the chair from misuse negligence abuse or accident Damage caused from normal wear and tear Damage caused by common carrier abuse or mishandling and any special indirect incidental and or consequential damages Replacement of the battery if the battery is left to completely discharge Statutory Rights Nothing contained in our Terms a...

Page 28: ...4 6AN Tel 0844 7766 001 Fax 0844 7766 002 Email service reposefurniture co uk Calls cost 7p per minute plus your networks access charge Registered Company Number 03727157 Copyright 2018 Repose Furniture Ltd reserves the right to modify or change the specification without prior notification For terms and conditions of sale and or agreement please refer to your supplier ...

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