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List of tools
The tools and cleaning supplies listed will assist in the procedures outlined in this section.
30 weight oil (available at most auto parts stores)
Phillips screwdriver
soft cloth
mild soap and water solution
General care
Always evaluate the overall operation of your Rehab Shower Commode. It should function with
ease and should travel straight without excessive drag or pull to one side.
Remember, your GF authorized distributor knows your Rehab Shower Commode best when
it comes to service and repairs. Contact your distributor with any questions or concerns
regarding the safe operation and maintenance of your Rehab Shower Commode. Regular
maintenance is essential for your safety and continued operation of your Rehab Shower
Commode.
Cleaning your Rehab Shower Commode
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NOTICE: Never use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads on any part of the Rehab Shower
Commode.
Commode pail:
clean pail as soon as possible after use.
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NOTICE: Always clean Rehab Shower Commode pail as soon as possible after use. To contain
odor until Rehab Shower Commode can be cleaned, replace commode lid on commode pail
immediately after use.
Frame:
wipe off frame frequently, at least once a week, using a soft cloth. Dry the Rehab Shower
Commode immediately if exposed to moisture. Clean the frame every three months with a mild
soap and water solution. The frame does not need to be waxed. Do not use solvents, abrasive
waxes, caustic chemicals or spray silicone.
Padded commode seat:
clean padded commode seat at least once a week. Wash with soap and
water or a mild household detergent and rinse with clear water. Ensure the padded commode
seat is rinsed well before use.
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NOTICE: Do not submerge padded commode seat in water when cleaning, and keep water away
from air-bleed vent.
Back upholstery and plastic components:
clean back upholstery and plastic components at
least once a month with a mild soap and water solution.
Check padded commode seat
Check for secure fit of padded commode seat weekly. The padded commode seat’s heavy-duty
vinyl material will provide excellent service under normal conditions. However, care must be
taken to avoid puncturing or cutting the vinyl. Check the padded commode seat weekly for
signs of damage or cracking. If the seat is damaged, avoid further use for sanitary reasons.
Contact your GF authorized distributor immediately.
Check caster / tire wear
Examine rear tires and caster tires at least once a week for surface wear and cracks and replace
them as needed. Always replace tires when they become loose on the rims or cracks appear.
Check handrims (24" rear wheels only)
Check handrims at least once a week. Inspect each handrim for rough or sharp edges and, if any
are found, replace handrims immediately. Ensure that all hardware is properly aligned and secure.
