SECTION 2—SAFETY INSPECTION
Invacare Mobile Recliners
10
Part No. 1141494
SECTION 2—SAFETY INSPECTION
NOTE:
Every
six
months
or
as
necessary
take
your
recliner
to
a
qualified
dealer
for
a
thorough
inspection
and
servicing.
Regular
cleaning
will
reveal
loose
or
worn
parts
and
enhance
the
smooth
operation
of
your
recliner.
To
operate
properly
and
safely,
your
recliner
must
be
cared
for
appropriately
as
any
other
vehicle.
Routine
maintenance
will
extend
the
life
and
efficiency
of
your
recliner.
Safety Inspection Checklists
CAUTION
As with any transport device, casters should be checked periodically for cracks and
wear and should be replaced as necessary.
Initial
adjustments
should
be
made
to
suit
your
personal
body
structure
needs
and
preference.
Thereafter
follow
these
maintenance
procedures:
Inspect/Adjust Initially
❑
Ensure
that
the
recliner
rolls
straight
(no
excessive
drag
or
pull
to
one
side).
❑
Ensure
seat,
back
and/or
armrest
upholstery
have
no
rips
and
do
not
sag.
Replace
if
necessary.
❑
Ensure
that
the
seat
upholstery
is
fastened
to
the
seat
frame.
❑
Clean
seat
upholstery
and
armrests.
❑
Inspect
caster
assembly
to
ensure
it
has
proper
tension
when
caster
is
spun.
Caster
should
come
to
a
gradual
stop.
❑
Loosen/tighten
caster
locknut
if
wheel
wobbles
noticeably
or
binds
to
a
stop.
❑
Ensure
that
the
caster
assembly
is
free
from
debris.
❑
Inspect
for
any
loose
hardware
on
the
recliner.
❑
Check
that
all
labels
are
present
and
legible.
Replace
if
necessary.
❑
FOR
IH6077A
ONLY
‐
Ensure
that
the
trigger
release
cables
completely
release
and
the
handles
return
when
released.
❑
FOR
IH6077A
ONLY
‐
Inspect
the
gas
cylinders
for
leaking
oil.
Inspect/Adjust Weekly
❑
Ensure
that
the
seat
upholstery
is
fastened
to
the
seat
frame.
❑
Ensure
seat,
back
and/or
armrest
upholstery
have
no
rips
and
do
not
sag.
Replace
if
necessary.
❑
Ensure
that
the
caster
assembly
is
free
of
debris.
