I Class Medical Device
according to EEC directive 93/42
Code RS936
Thank you for purchasing the turning bath chair
MOPEDIA
by MORETTI, which has been
manufactured according to the highest quality and safety standards and in accordance with
the European Directive on Medical devices ( 93/42/EEC).
The frame is in white painted aluminium, the turning movement is in stainless steel, the seat
is in plastic.
Assembly Instruction
The product is delivered in two parts : the base (A) and the seat (B).
Put the seat in the base and fix with the screw inlcuded (FIG. 1).
Place the base on the bathtub and make sure that lateral mounts (C) are well put on the bath-
tub edge.
Adjust the lateral mounts (D) and make sure the seat is stable (FIG. 2.)
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
To turn the bathchair use the lateral lever (E) near to the right armrest (FIG. 3).
Use
Turn the bathchair in front of the patient.
Help patient to take correct place on the seat.
Turn again the bathchair to put the patient in the bathtub.
Cleaning
Mopedia turning bathchair is designed for minimum maintenance and requires the occasional
wipe over with a soft cloth. Use general purpose neutral detergent and warm water.
Don’t deep the parts in water. Drain the seat tubes after use and dry the seat thoroughly.
Warning
This product is recommended for people weighting kg 100 maximum.
The manufacturer and distributor decline all responsibility for any consequences resulting
from an incorrect use of this product.
• Check that the product has been delivered in perfect condition before you use it.
• In case of doubts about the use, adjustment or maintenance of the product, please contact
your dealer.
• Worn, damaged or missing components must be replaced.
• Do not store the product outdoors.
• Periodically check the stability of the product, the screws are properly tightened and the
rubber protection are in good conditions.
• Help people with movement difficulties to seat on the bathchair.
• Avoid any hard movement during patient positioning on the chair.
• Pay attention on wet floors, can cause problems during patient positioning on the chair.
D D
C C
C C
FIG. 1
A
B
FIG. 2
D
FIG. 3
MA RS936 01 A:32 Mod. del 10-2003 17-03-2008 12:16 Pagina 3
