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Accupak rechargeable battery system

Accupak rechargeable battery system for mains free usage.

Drop down table 

Magnetic handset 

There are a number of accessories which have to be fitted at the point of manufacturing the chair. 
They cannot be fitted afterwards. 

USB charger 

A USB charging point can be fitted to 
the chair to charge or operate items 
such as a mobile phone, tablet or ipad.

Inset handset 

Liquiform Seat Cushion

The high-density foam offers a supportive and firm seat base whilst the fluid liquid gel topping helps 
to dissipate heat and constantly adapts to the user’s movement. Delivers exceptional comfort when 
sitting for long periods of time.

Optional Accessories

(Fitted At Manufacture)

Summary of Contents for Healthcare+

Page 1: ...www reposefurniture com Healthcare User Manual Designed Especially for Hospitals ...

Page 2: ...ly operated models There are different electric mechanisms please ensure you read the instructions applicable to the handset that operates your mechanism choice 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 wa...

Page 3: ...l Checks 11 Recommended Quality Checks 12 Chair Set Up 12 Weight Limits 13 Feature Functionality 15 Handset Instructions 19 Manual Recliner Instructions 20 Optional Accessories 22 Fabrics 22 General Upholstery Care 23 Fabric Cleaning Instructions 25 Transport Attach Remove Back Frame 26 Montana Transport Attach Remove Back Frame 27 Warranty Contents 3 Page ...

Page 4: ...eneral usage wellbeing and comfort or something a little more specific such as Bariatric Both reclining and tilt systems can provide pressure relief increase circulation improve head neck and trunk control improve functional posture and positioning support safe transfers by various means and minimise variations fluctuations in the client s muscular control Below we have considered some of the bene...

Page 5: ...er The key feature of this mechanism is the space saving movement As the back reclines the chair slides forward which means the chair can be placed closer to walls and used in smaller rooms where space is limited A clearance of only 6 is required behind this chair Seat Chaise All the chairs except the Nevada benefit from a single seat chaise that as they move removes any pinch points thus reducing...

Page 6: ...f it is not working properly or damaged All back frames MUST BE SECURED properly before use Instructions for all of the chairs except the Montana can be found on page 25 Specialist instructions for the Montana can be found on page 26 NEVER USE the chair if the backrest is not securely in place YOU ALWAYS move the chair around using the front of the arms or the push handle on the Oregon and that yo...

Page 7: ...it the chair whilst the leg rest is elevated The chair is ONLY OPERATED at normal room temperatures AND IS NEVER used or stored in a damp or wet area YOU ALWAYS store your handset on the chair seat or on the magnetic connection if you have chosen this optional extra and ensure that it is safe from damage YOU ALWAYS disconnect the power supply before checking any part of the chair NO cables are tra...

Page 8: ...The Accupak has an audible acoustic 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 ...

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: ...ion if there is a power cut These batteries Can only be used once Will go flat over time even if not used Cannot be relied upon to reset the chair to a seated position if you are in the chair NEVER RELY ON THE BATTERIES TO GET YOU OUT OF THE CHAIR You must always be physically capable of exiting the chair without the use of the batteries Once out of the chair reset or add new batteries to do so If...

Page 11: ...HECK to see if any cable connections 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 contact an authorised chair engineer or your supplier and ask them to check the chair thoroughly The chair should ...

Page 12: ...cted to the chair on set up If not connect it and then plug it into the power source to enable the chair to work If you have purchased an Accupak battery system please read the operational instructions before use Important note The chair is safe when the power source is left on All Repose chairs have an overall and leg rest weight limits which should never be exceeded as this may damage the chair ...

Page 13: ... supplied with 4 heavy duty lockable castors If you have purchased the Oregon it will come with Large heavy duty lockable castors They are designed to glide easily over low profile carpets wooden and vinyl flooring ALWAYS LOCK THE CASTORS when the chair is stationary for making transfers or for making changes to the chair set up THIS WILL AVOID any movements that could cause personal injury Large ...

Page 14: ...n the arms when they are open Important note Please ensure that the castors are locked whilst carrying out any transfers Push Handle Additional back angle operation This chair comes with a push handle to enable users to be moved around a building very easily On the push bar there is a lever on the RHS which operates the piston to enable the back angle to be opened up and to also engage the Trendel...

Page 15: ...ghtly different see page 18 Simply depress or release the buttons to carry out or stop the movements as illustrated Single Tilt in Space Tilt in Space Back up leg rest in Rise to Stand Position Chair rises Tilt in Space Back down leg rest out Return to Seating from Rise Position Chair lowers Tilt in Space Back up leg rest in Tilt in Space Back down leg rest out Single Tilt in Space Recline Only Ha...

Page 16: ...the lever on the push handle see page 19 Independent Back Recline Back down Independent Leg Rest Leg rest out Return to Seating from Rise Position Chair lowers Independent Back Recline Back up Independent Leg Rest Leg rest in Rise to Stand Position Chair rises Tilt in Space Back up leg rest in Tilt in Space Back down leg rest out ...

Page 17: ...st Leg rest out Return to Seating from Rise Position Chair lowers Independent Back Recline Back down Independent Back Recline Back up Independent Leg Rest Leg rest in Rise to Stand Position Chair rises Rocking Motion The rocking motion only operates when the chair is occupied and in a seated position It is activated when the user gently moves see page 19 It stops when the chair is reclined ...

Page 18: ... with normal operation This ensures that you get the best performance from the chair and helps to protect the motor from failure Single Tilt in Space ON OFF Tilt in Space Back up leg rest in Rise to Stand Position Chair rises Tilt in Space Back down leg rest out Return to Seating from Rise Position Chair lowers On Off button Emergency ON OFF button If you have purchased a handset with the emergenc...

Page 19: ...n To return to the original position engage the lever and pull the back up using the push handle It will lock into place once the lever is released C The Nevada Wallhugger with rocking motion Once the user is seated they can activate the rocking motion by gently moving their body It only operates whilst in a seated position and will stop when the chair reclines The backrest recline and leg rest el...

Page 20: ... afterwards USB charger A USB charging point can be fitted to the chair to charge or operate items such as a mobile phone tablet or ipad Inset handset Liquiform Seat Cushion The high density foam offers a supportive and firm seat base whilst the fluid liquid gel topping helps to dissipate heat and constantly adapts to the user s movement Delivers exceptional comfort when sitting for long periods o...

Page 21: ...21 Wall mounted transformer Head cover Full length arm covers Head roll Small head pillow Headrests Protective covers for high wear areas Optional Accessories Available After Delivery ...

Page 22: ...t and dirt particles can increase the wear and tear of the upholstery 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 thes...

Page 23: ... absorbent cloth Important Tips Regular cleaning with a microfibre cloth lightly dampened with cold water will keep your fabric looking good for a long time Do not dry clean tumble dry or fully immerse the fabric in water Do not apply solvent based cleaners or any other chemicals to the fabric Important Note Steam cleaning disinfects but the application of heat may permanently cook in staining sub...

Page 24: ...leaning solutions that contain alcohol ketones acetates or solvents mineral white spirits 2 Completely remove excess cleaner with a white clean damp cloth 3 Dry the surface Cleaning Methods Getting rid of the following stains Method 1 Coffee juice red wine sauces chocolate grease crayon and suntan lotion Method 2 Make up Method 3 Blood urine faeces Method 4 All other tough stains Method 1 Remove e...

Page 25: ...e Firstly 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 ...

Page 26: ...cking bolts to secure it Tighten them securely and NEVER USE THE CHAIR IF THEY ARE NOT PROPERLY IN PLACE Steps involved in attaching the back frame Step 1 Step 3 Step 4 Step 2 Slide the brackets onto the housing pins and push down until the back is securely in place For ease of transport the back frame can be separated from the seat base The back frame attaches to the seat base by inserting the ho...

Page 27: ...e negligence abuse accident or incorrect cleaning Unauthorised or incorrect repairs alterations and modifications The fault arises as a result of Repose following any specific drawing design or specification supplied by you 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 indire...

Page 28: ... Fax 0844 7766 002 Email service reposefurniture com Calls cost 7p per minute plus your networks access charge Registered Company Number 03727157 Copyright 2021 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 Batch Number Supplier ...

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