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BRODA Elite Chairs 

 

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1.

 

Remove the 5/16” mounting bolt from the end of the cylinder (requires 2 x ½”” 
wrenches).  

 

 

 
2.

 

Loosen the lock nut located on the stem of the cylinder by the actuator. 

 
 

 

 
3.

 

Wind the stem of the cylinder out of the actuator. 

4.

 

Wind the stem of the new cylinder into the actuator. 

 

 

 
5.

 

Reinstall the 5/16” mounting bolt. 

 

Содержание 35V Semi-Recliner

Страница 1: ... Canada N2L 5R8 Phone 1 800 668 0637 Fax 519 746 8616 www brodaseating com E mail sales brodaseating com December 10 2004 Last Revised January 2007 SEATING OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Elite Models 785 Tilt Recliner 35V Semi Recliner 85V Tilt Chair ...

Страница 2: ... Instructions 7 2 0 DEFINITIONS and TECHNICAL INFORMATION 7 2 1 Definitions 7 2 2 Technical Information 7 2 3 Shipping and Storage Specifications 8 2 4 Labels 9 3 0 CAREGIVER MANAGEMENT 10 4 0 OPERATION and MOVEMENT 11 4 1 Seat Tilt 11 4 2 Back Recline 11 4 3 Elevating Leg Rest 12 4 4 Flip Down Footrest 12 4 5 Removable Wings 14 4 6 Shoulder Bolsters 14 4 7 Swing Away Side Panels 15 4 8 Height Adj...

Страница 3: ...nded by Professional Caregivers for residents who require long term care The maximum benefit to the resident using this chair will be achieved with the advice and assistance of their Caregivers This manual will assist you in making the best use of the functional capabilities of the BRODA chair and ensure that you will quickly become familiar with its use If you have any questions about the safe an...

Страница 4: ...ance and care of professional caregivers The safety and operating instructions that are included in this manual are very important to the safe and effective operation of the BRODA chair The resident specific instructions in Section 6 as determined by the resident s professional caregiver responsible for their seating from a part of the safety requirements detailed in Section 1 must be followed at ...

Страница 5: ...or a resident s care may be considered as a caregiver after they have read this manual received instruction on the chair s safe use by a professional caregiver and a caregiver directly responsible for the resident s care has given their approval 1 2 Application BRODA chairs are intended exclusively for residents of long term care institutions who are under the care of professional caregivers The E...

Страница 6: ...is responsible for seating Always ensure that the resident is properly positioned before operating the seat tilt 1 6 Location of Chair Danger of Tipping or Falling Objects We recommend that when a resident has been moved to their destination the chair is placed where the resident cannot reach handrails or other objects fixed or movable This is to prevent the resident from pulling the chair over or...

Страница 7: ...ould become a serious danger to the resident caregiver s or a third party We recommend that BRODA chairs are located away from stairwells elevators and exterior doorways within a long term care institution Outdoor use is appropriate only under the strict supervision and full attention of a caregiver who is physically capable of preventing any unintended movement over any surfaces that are to be tr...

Страница 8: ...d if necessary BRODA chairs should not be cleaned with petroleum based cleaners Any petroleum based products that come in contact with any vinyl surface should be removed as quickly as possible Petroleum based products make vinyl brittle and will damage the seating surface and cushions Metal parts and cushions should be wiped completely dry after cleaning Terry cloth seat and back covers may be la...

Страница 9: ... and personal care to its residents Caregiver refers to any person in a Long Term Care Institution who is appropriately trained to provide care or services to the resident or the chair used by the resident and may include the resident s family members or guardian Seat Tilt refers to changing the angle of the chair s seat with respect to the chair frame or ground without changing the angle between ...

Страница 10: ...aid the resident during transfers Removable wings provide upper body lateral support Adjustable shoulder bolsters that attach to the wings accommodate variances in resident shoulder widths and heights Cushions Standard cushions include Neckrest cushion Shoulder bolsters Calf pad Sole pads Lower side pads Upper side pads and Seat and Back pads The 34 ounce healthcare vinyl fabric covering is manufa...

Страница 11: ... MADE IN CANADA FABRIQUE AU CANADA 385 Phillip St Waterloo ON Canada N2L 5R8 PHONE 1 519 746 8080 FAX 1 519 746 8616 Patent Label White Recline Label Blue Serial Number Label Gray Manufacturers Label White Tilt Label Tan Patent Label for Split Flip Down Footrest White PATENT PENDING Manufacturer s Label for Split Flip Down Footrest White Swing Away Armrest Label Grey TO REMOVE ARM PUSH DOWN ON ARM...

Страница 12: ...ction 6 0 at the end of this manual These additional resident specific instructions shall be considered as important additions to the Safety Requirements in Section 1 At the customer s request the initial basic training of the resident s caregiver s in the operation of the chair will be provided by the local BRODA representative who supplies the chair The caregiver s must adhere to the Safety Requ...

Страница 13: ... left hand figure 1 1 Raise or lower seat tilt until desired angle is achieved Release the handle once the seat is in the desired position Note The ease of changing seat tilt may be affected by the weight of the person in the chair or if the chair is unoccupied 4 2 Back Recline The back can be reclined to any position from the most upright to the lowest within its range This assists the caregiver ...

Страница 14: ...cess to the seat surface without removing the footrest To Attach the Footrest to the Leg Rest The footrest should be attached to the leg rest at the location which provides correct foot support for the resident as determined by the caregiver If a mechanical transfer is used by the caregiver the footrest should be left in a flipped down position Locate the holes on the inside of the leg rest frame ...

Страница 15: ...leg towards you figure 2 1 Flip down the footplate with your right hand figure 2 2 Place both feet on the flipped down footplate Flip down the second footplate figure 2 3 Place both feet on the appropriate foot plate figure 2 4 Reverse this process when exiting the chair To Adjust the Footplate Angle Split Flip Down Footrest The footplates adjust independently and are infinitely adjustable within ...

Страница 16: ...ccess to the arm rest The Shoulder Bolster is always used in conjunction with the side wing To Attach the Shoulder Bolsters The Shoulder Bolster attaches to the wing by two straps with snap buckles Feed both Shoulder Bolster straps between the inner strap of the wing and the frame of the chair The upper strap is pulled around the outside of the wing frame and the lower strap is fed between the out...

Страница 17: ...the Side Panels Insert the back end of the side panel into the back receptacle figure 3 2 Swing the side panel until the front end is over the front receptacle Push the push button in to allow the front end into the front receptacle Push down on the front of the arm until the button pops into the button hole with a clicking sound 4 8 Height Adjustable Armrests The armrest height can easily be adju...

Страница 18: ...ave a braking position controlled by a pedal The rear casters are 6 Directional Lock casters which have 3 different positions controlled by a butterfly pedal 1 Tracking position eliminates any swivel function making rear casters into tracking wheels The tracking position is ideal for pushing the chair over long distances and down hallways 2 Swivel position gives the chair outstanding mobility for ...

Страница 19: ...h a side buckle is also available to meet non restraining policies Note The BRODA tray is not to be used as a restraint Using the tray as a restraint may cause harm to the resident caregiver or third party Note When inserting tray on to chair ensure that residents and caregivers body are clear from pinch points to allow safe insertion of tray 4 12 BRODA Thigh Belt The optional BRODA Thigh Belt is ...

Страница 20: ...on for signs of wear damage loose or missing fittings and other safety concerns If a breakage defect or operational problem is detected the chair must be repaired inspected and tested for function before it is returned to service We recommend that the chair be inspected as often as each use if there is any reason to be concerned about the possibility of increased wear or loose or missing fittings ...

Страница 21: ...he functional testing believes that any function is not operating correctly the chair should be taken out of service until a satisfactory functional test can be completed The caregiver or maintenance department performing the testing should be aware that the seat tilt back recline and footrest legrest elevation operations will be more difficult without a resident in the chair When performing repai...

Страница 22: ...e the safety and comfort of the resident while using the chair The primary caregiver responsible for the resident s care and the caregiver responsible for the resident s seating shall add any specific instructions necessary for the safe and effective use of the chair These instructions form an important part of the Safety Requirements for using the chair and must be made available to all caregiver...

Страница 23: ...cal area representative for parts or assistance for your chair The serial number can be found on a grey sticker on the rear of the chair 7 1 Broda Seating 785 Parts Schematic Drawing Schematic for the 85V is currently unavailable Please contact Broda or your local area representative for information on parts for the 85V 21 ...

Страница 24: ... 785 LEGEXBR 13 Legrest Attachment Rod for 17 Seat Depth FSP LGRTROD17 14 J Lever for 785 Legrest FCP JLEVER 15 Legrest Elevation Tube 785 Model FPP 785 LEGEXTU 16 Legrest Elevation Rod for 17 Seat Depth FCP LGRTELV17 17 2 cm x 7 5 cm Green Die Spring ASFASANCDIESPRO 18 Vertical Legrest FCP 18 20 LGRT14 19 Upper Half Double Flip Down Footrest FCP 18 20 DFUPPER 20 Compression Spring for Footrest Ro...

Страница 25: ...BRODA Elite Chairs 23 Broda Seating 35V Parts Schematic Drawing ...

Страница 26: ...of cable handle mounting screw PRT CABLEASSEMBLY 8 Vertical Legrest FCP 18 20 LGRT14 9 Compression Spring for Footrest Rod ASFASPRE0000003 10 Footrest Rod FCP 18 20 FTRTROD 11 Lower Half Split Footrest FCP 18 20 DFLOWER 12 Seat FCP 18 20 EL 35ST 13 Reclining Back FCP 18 20 BACK 14 Retaining Spring for Removable Arms Wings ASFASPRO000000 15a Removable Wing Right FCP W 1R RH 15b Removable Wing Left ...

Страница 27: ...tor the cylinder may not function properly Maintenance The gas cylinders do not require any maintenance although they may need to be adjusted due to wide temperature variations or cable stretch When adjusting the cylinder it is important that you do not damage the stem on the cylinder Small scratches left by applying the jaws of pliers or Vice Grips directly to the shaft while making adjustments w...

Страница 28: ...turn the stem clockwise to wind the stem out of the actuator and counter clockwise to wind the stem into the actuator 4 Check the function of the cylinder and repeat steps 3 4 until the cylinder functions properly 5 Tighten the lock nut loosened in step 1 If adjusting the cylinder does not correct the problem the cylinder may need to be replaced Please contact Broda at 1 800 668 0637 or your local...

Страница 29: ...the end of the cylinder requires 2 x wrenches 2 Loosen the lock nut located on the stem of the cylinder by the actuator 3 Wind the stem of the cylinder out of the actuator 4 Wind the stem of the new cylinder into the actuator 5 Reinstall the 5 16 mounting bolt ...

Страница 30: ...he right and the rounded head pointing up 3 Slide the small end of the pin through the hole bringing it through just until it becomes flush with the side of the actuator 4 Holding the pin in place wind the cylinder into the actuator making sure the pin stays in place at all times 5 Tighten the actuator on the cylinder until the pin reaches the top of the hold in the actuator 6 Using a wrench tight...

Страница 31: ...s into the lever that depresses the control pin on the cylinder The cable housing either clips into the actuator housing or is held in place by a cable tie Steps 1 Unclip the cable from the actuator 2 Cut the cable ties that secure the cable to the frame of the chair carefully note the location of the cable ties and how the cable is threaded around the frame of the chair 3 Remove the mounting scre...

Страница 32: ...quire further lubrication There are no adjustments or repair for this caster Should the caster become defective it must be replaced Replacement Instructions This caster has a stem that is inserted into the rear leg of the chair and is held in place by two mounting bolts located above the caster on the front and rear of the rear leg of the chair The caster functions are controlled by pedals mounted...

Страница 33: ...n the middle of the pedal Use a 3mm Allen wrench to loosen the setscrew in the pedal beside the caster you are replacing Remove the pedal from the hexagonal shaft Check to make sure there are no burrs on the shaft where the pedal was secured If there are burrs present use a file to remove them before proceeding to the next step 4 Use a 13mm wrench to remove the mounting bolts that secure the fault...

Страница 34: ...driver into the hexagonal hole located in the caster stem and rotating counter clockwise when viewing the caster with the blue side of the stem facing towards you until it clicks The head of a bolt will fit in the hexagonal hole and it can be held and rotated with a pair of locking pliers 9 Hold the stem of the caster and swivel the caster housing until the directional lock engages The caster won ...

Страница 35: ...tions The vinyl strapping has both elasticity and memory retention this allows each strap to conform to the resident as an independent unit Occasionally a strap may lose memory or be cut This makes it necessary to replace them These straps are installed under tension this is done by heating the straps so that they are soft and pliable and this enables them to be easily stretched during installatio...

Страница 36: ...over the top of the rivet 5 Stretch the strap and wrap it around the other side of the frame next the rivet hole do not cover the rivet hole with the strap 6 Rivet the other end of the strap through the precut hole in the end of the strap to the frame 7 Stretch the strap and move the offset strap over to cover the rivet Note If the strap cools off during the installation you can reheat it with a h...

Страница 37: ...epairs The owner may return to BRODA products for warranty replacement or repair by shipping items prepaid and insured to the factory Warranty completed at the factory includes both materials and labor Parts to be repaired or replaced at the discretion of BRODA All returns to the factory require prior authorization from BRODA BRODA retains the right to make design and application changes without n...

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