AQUATEC OCEAN E-VIP Operating Instructions Jan 2008

1

General instructions

2

Safety instructions

1.1

Introduction

2.1

Warnings and symbols

These operating instructions contain information and instructions regarding the safe and proper use of your commode.

The following warnings and symbols are used in these operating instructions:

In the text of these operating instructions, we refer to figures and individual items within the figures. These references are shown in brackets. Example: (3, fig. 2) refers to figure 2, item 3.

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Important! This symbol indicates additional instructions, information or tips.

Proper use

The commode is to be used solely as an aid for showering or bathing, going to the toilet or for transfer indoors.

This notice indicates a potential hazard. Not following these instructions can result in injury or damage.

Keep all documents supplied in a safe place.

1.2

CAUTION!

2.2

General instructions Lock the brakes in the parked position.

Any other use is prohibited. Do not use the commode outdoors or as a climbing aid.

Only use the commode indoors and on even, flat surfaces.

The commode can be used as a commode for standard toilets or with an (optional) sanitary pan.

1.3

Warranty

Always use the chest belt when transporting a person.

AQUATEC provides the product with a 2 year warranty. The rechargeable battery in the battery box is not included in the warranty. The warranty period begins at the delivery date as shown on the AQUATEC delivery note.

1.4

Do not use the commode as a climbing aid.

Re-use/Reconditioning

The product is designed for repeated use. The maximum number of times you can re-use the product depends on its general state and condition.

If you detect any malfunction, please contact your authorised dealer immediately.

On reconditioning, always follow the AQUATEC reconditioning and hygiene instructions. These are available on request from AQUATEC.

Do not modify or reconstruct the device.

1.5

Never carry out work on the spindles or the electric components. Please contact your authorised dealer immediately if a spindle is damaged or faulty.

Disposal The disposal and recycling of old devices and packaging must be conducted in accordance with the applicable legal regulations.

1.6

Observe the information on the label. Do not overload the commode.

CE marking

The product complies with EU directive 93/42/EEC for medical equipment.

Transport or store the product in a dry room at a temperature between 0 °C and 40 °C and a humidity of 30 to 75 %.

The product meets the requirements of the DIN EN 60601-1-2 norm (electromagnetic compatibility) and the DIN EN 12182 norm (technical aids for disabled persons).

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In the text, a picture illustrating the type of risk replaces the asterisk.

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Never store the product directly next to heat sources. Never expose the product to direct sunlight.

2.3

Instructions on the battery and charger Never throw the battery box into a fire. Do not store it near naked flames. Do not open the battery box. The warranty expires if it is opened! Use only the charger provided to recharge the rechargeable battery in the battery box. Recharge the battery in the battery box as soon as possible after use. To preserve the service life of the battery when not in use for prolonged periods, please observe the instructions in section 7.3. Only plug the charger into the mains when the battery box is connected to the charger. Except when charging the rechargeable battery, the battery box socket must always be sealed with the cap.

3 3.1

Description Scope of delivery

The AQUATEC E-VIP is supplied with the following parts (fig. 1): 1 2 3 4 5

Head support Operating instructions Chest belt Seat plate Pins (4 x), safety clips (4 x), clips for footrests (2 x), cable tie (1 x) packed in a bag 6 Footrests with heel loops (2 x) 7 Frame with hand control and control box with battery box and drive mechanisms 8 Seat frame with backrest cover and armrests 9 Charger 10 Drive for tilt adjustment

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3.2

Technical data

Dimensions Width Depth Height (without head support) Seat width Seat depth Seat height Min. distance between floor and holder for the sanitary pan Dimensions Weight Load capacity Performance data Operating voltage Rated current Rechargeable battery type Charger input Charger output Charge time as from low-voltage warning

730 mm 1,010 mm 1,070-1,620 mm 480 mm 450 mm 500-1,050 mm 420-970 mm

approx. 39 kg 150 kg

24 V 8A Lead-acid 230-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz 24 V DC, 12 VA approx. 5-6 h

Protection ratings Commode Charger

IP 66 W IP 40

The label (fig. 16) provides important information. The label is attached to the left rear side of the side bar.

4

Transport

You can easily disassemble the commode into its component parts (section 3.1) for transport. To disassemble the device, follow the assembly steps described in section 5 in reverse order.

5

Setting up Important! ● Before setting up, inspect all parts for damage during transport. ●

This section describes the assembly. Disassembly is carried out in reverse order.

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During assembly, make sure the parts are positioned correctly in relation to each other (fig. 1).

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5.1

Assembling the commode

5.1.1

Mounting the seat frame

5.1.3

Fitting the headrest

Risk of injury due to pins that slide out

Important! ● To adapt it to the user, the grab handle (3, fig. 6) can be fitted with the curve facing the front or the back.

Make sure to lock the safety clips.

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CAUTION!

The headrest pad (10, fig. 6) can be removed and replaced by other pad shapes (optional). To remove it, loosen the retaining bolts (9, fig 6).

1.

Lock all casters using the red foot pedals. To do this, push down the red foot pedal for the casters.

1.

2.

Remove the drive for the tilt adjustment (10, fig. 1) for the frame (7, fig. 1). To do this, cut through the cable tie.

Use the star handle to insert the screw (6, fig. 6) a little into the bracket (7, fig. 6).

2.

Push the fork (2, fig. 2) on the lower end of the drive (1, fig. 2) onto the lug (4, fig. 2) on the rear edge of the frame and align the holes with each other.

Push the bracket with the screw onto the handle of the backrest (5, fig. 6) from behind in such a way that the screw engages in the hole of the backrest's handle.

3.

Insert the plate (4, fig. 6) into the bracket from the front in such a way that both lugs of the plate face down and up and the curved plate side touches the handle of the backrest.

3.

4.

Insert one 35 mm pin (5, fig. 2) from the outside into the hole and push it all the way in.

5.

Attach a safety clip (3, fig. 2) on the inside.

6.

Push the cable (2, fig. 3) for the drive (4, fig. 3) as far as possible into the frame (1, fig. 3).

7.

Use the enclosed cable tie (3, fig. 3) to fix the cable for the drive in this position.

4.

Important! When folded up, the armrests must face forward.

Push the grab handle (3, fig. 6) from above into the recesses of the bracket.

5.

Use the star handle to tighten the screw (6, fig. 6) until the grab handle is fixed.

Important! On inserting the retainer, the curved side of the plate must rest entirely on the handle of the backrest.

8.

Insert the seat frame (6, fig. 4) into the holes (8, fig. 4) in the frame (10, fig. 4).

6.

Push the pad (10, fig. 6) and the pad holder (2, fig. 6) into the holder (8, fig. 6) on the grab handle.

9.

Insert both 35 mm pins (7, fig. 4) into the holes (8, fig. 4) from outside, push them all the way in, and attach the safety clips (9, fig. 4) on the inside.

7.

Use the star handle to tighten the upper screw (1, fig. 6) until the pad holder is fixed.

10. Tilt the seat frame until the holes in the holder (5, fig. 4) on the seat frame and in the fork (1, fig. 4) on the drive for the tilt adjustment (4, fig. 4) are in alignment. 11. Push the 23 mm pin (2, fig. 4) from outside into the holes and attached the safety clip (3, fig. 4) on the inside. 5.1.2

5.1.4

Important! ● Attach both fastening clamps at the same height. ●

Push the footrest (1, fig. 5) and the footplate (2, fig. 5) inwards to the guide (7, fig. 5) on the seat frame (6, fig. 5) until the groove (5, fig. 5) catches the pin on the clip (8, fig. 5). The footrests can no longer be turned to the sides.

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The assembly procedure is the same for the left and the right fastening clamp.

1.

On the backrest cover, open the belt lock of the belt at the height where the chest belt is to be attached.

2.

Feed this belt along the backrest frame and close again.

3.

Place the inside part (4, fig. 7) of the fastening clamp around the backrest frame.

4.

Push the outer part (2, fig. 7) of the fastening clamp onto the internal thread (3, fig. 7) of the pin on the inside part.

5.

Use the star handle (1, fig. 7) to attach the chest belt (5, fig. 7) to the fastening clamp with a screw.

Fitting the footrests Important! The assembly procedure is the same for the right and the left footrests.

Attaching the chest belt

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5.1.5

Mounting the seat plate CAUTION! Risk of catching Do not reach between the seat surface and the seat frame when pressing down the seat plate.

1.

Place the seat plate (1, fig. 8) on the seat frame (2, fig. 8) with the hole at the front.

2.

Push the seat plate as far back as it will go.

3.

Using the palm of your hand, push the sides of the seat plate down, and then the front and the back, until the seat plate snaps into the seat frame.

5.2

Recharging the battery

The charger control ends charging after approx. eight hours. The indicator lamp on the hand control goes out. This is to avoid "overloading" the battery. 4.

Pull the charger out of the power socket.

5.

Disconnect the charger plug from the battery box socket.

6.

Seal the socket with the cap.

6

Operation

6.1

Adjusting the height of the footrests

1.

Pull up the footrest (1, fig. 5) slightly.

2.

Pull out the clip (8, fig. 5) and put it in again at the required position. Pull out the footrest slightly further if necessary.

3.

Push down the footrest until the groove (5, fig. 5) catches the pin of the clip (8, fig. 5).

4.

Set the other footrest to the same height as described.

6.2

Adjusting the height of the armrests

CAUTION! There is a risk of injury from electric shock. Only recharge the battery in dry rooms (not in the bathroom). Important! ● Recharge the battery completely each time before you use the bathlift. ●

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Important! ● The height of the armrests must be adjusted to suit the user.

Make sure that the voltage specifications shown on the charger correspond to those of the power mains. The rechargeable battery can be charged if the battery box is mounted or not.

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The height of the armrests must be adjusted by the same amount on both sides.

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The height of the right and left armrest is adjusted in the same way.

1.

Pull off the cap (5, fig. 9) from the battery box socket (1, fig. 9).

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2.

Push the plug (6, fig. 9) for the charger (7, fig. 9) all the way into the socket (4, fig. 9) on the battery box.

At the backrest cover, open the belt lock of the belt, which is guided along the inside of the backrest frame at the height of the armrests.

2.

Open the belt lock of the belt above the armrests at the backrest cover (1, fig. 10).

Insert the power plug (8, fig. 9) of the charger into an approved power socket.

3.

Feed this belt along the backrest frame and close again.

3.

The recharge time lasts ca. 5 hours. During this time period, the indicator lamp (4, fig. 12) on the hand control glows yellow. Afterwards, trickle charging (pulse charging) takes place for ca. 3 hours. During this time period, the indicator lamp on the hand control glows green.

Important! The nuts are inserted loosely in the fastening clamp and can fall out. 4.

Unscrew the screws (3, fig. 10) of the armrest holder (4, fig. 10) using an Allen key (size 4).

5.

Remove the fastening clamp (2, fig. 10) with the nuts from the inside of the backrest frame.

6.

Remove the armrest holder (4, fig. 10) with the armrest and move upwards. Important! The small hole is for fixing the fastening clamp.

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2.

On the backrest cover, open the belt lock of the belt at the height where the chest belt is to be attached.

3.

Feed this belt along the backrest frame and close again.

4.

Use a star handle to unscrew the screw (1, fig. 7).

5.

Remove the chest belt (5, fig. 7).

6.

Remove both parts of the fastening clamp (2 and 4, fig. 7) and move it to the desired position.

7.

Place the inside part (4, fig. 7) of the fastening clamp around the backrest frame.

8.

Important! Open the belt below the armrest and feed it through the backrest frame if you are adjusting the armrest to the lower position.

Push the outer part (2, fig. 7) of the fastening clamp onto the internal thread (3, fig. 7) of the pin on the inside part.

9.

Use the star handle to attach the chest belt to the fastening clamp with a screw.

Adjusting the backrest cover

10. Guide the belt of the backrest cover around the back rest frame, close it and then tighten all the belts.

7.

Insert the screws into the armrest holder and guide into the holes in the backrest frame.

8.

Replace the nuts in the fastening clamp if necessary.

9.

Place the fastening clamp onto the backrest frame so that the fixing of the fastening clamp engages with the small hole.

10. Insert the screws into the nuts and tighten. 11. Guide the belt of the backrest cover around the back rest frame, close it and then tighten all the belts. Follow the same procedure to adjust the armrests to the lower position.

6.3

Important! ● To attach accessories or the chest belt, the second belt lock can be opened from above and the backrest cover can be passed by the backrest frame on the inside at this point (3, fig. 11). ●

At least three belts must always be passed by the backrest frame (on the outside) and their belt locks must be closed.

The backrest tension can be individually adjusted. Tensioning: Tighten the belts (1, fig. 11) of the backrest cover. Loosening: 1.

Open the belt locks (2, fig. 11) by pressing the lugs (arrows, fig. 11).

2.

Push the belt back through the lock.

3.

Close the belt locks.

4.

Slightly tension the belt.

6.4

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The position of both fastening clamps must be adjusted by the same amount on both sides.

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The position of the right and left fastening clamp is adjusted in the same way.

Adjusting the length of the chest belt Important! Adjust the length of the chest belt to fit the user.

Use the belt lock on the chest belt to adjust chest belt length. If the belt lock adjustment range does not allow the proper adjustment, use the fastening clamps to adjust the length as follows: 1.

Use a star handle to unscrew the screw (1, fig. 7).

2.

Choose the chest belt length (5, fig. 7).

3.

Use the star handle to attach the chest belt to the fastening clamp with a screw.

6.6

Adjusting the length of the heel loop Important! The velcro fastening for the heel loop should always face backward.

1.

Open the velcro fastening at the heel loop (4, fig. 5).

2.

Adjust the heel loop to the desired length.

3.

Close the velcro fastening again.

Adjusting the position of the chest belt Important! ● The position of the chest belt must be adjusted to suit the user.

1.

6.5

At the backrest cover, open the belt lock of the belt, which is guided along the inside of the backrest frame at the height of the chest belt.

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6.7

Use

Driving position:

When using the commode, observe the following safety rules:

CAUTION! Loose footrests can be dangerous

CAUTION! ●

Check whether the seat surface is firmly secured to the seat frame before use. ●

Slipping caused by the chair rolling Lock the casters using the red foot pedals before getting into or out of the chair.

Rolling away Lock the casters with the red foot pedals in parked position. Tipping over

6.7.1

Fix the footrests in the driving position.

Seat surface may slip if loose

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Push the footrests to the sides or fold up the foot plates before getting into or out of the chair.

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Swivel the front casters so that the lock is pointing forwards before getting into or out of the chair.

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Do not stand on the footrests.

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Never remove the spindle drives.

1.

Turn the footrests inwards.

2.

Push down the footrest until the groove (5, fig. 5) catches the pin of the clip (8, fig. 5).

6.7.3

Controlling Important! ● If the rechargeable battery in the battery box no longer has enough charge, the indicator lamp (4, fig. 12) on the hand control (1, fig. 12) glows yellow and beeps when the chair is moving. After the indicator lamp lights up, five movement cycles are still possible. After that, the device's lifting function is disabled. However, you can still lower the lift. Recharge the battery immediately after you have lowered it. ●

If you let go of the button, the device stops instantly in its position.

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For safety reasons, the drive mechanisms have cut-off zones:

Risk of breakage during transport

Seat height

Tilt adjustment

Use only the handle on the backrest to steer or push the commode, never the head support.

500 to 600 mm

Up to 5° forward To 35° backward

Over 600 mm

Not forward To 35° backward

Folding the arm rests CAUTION!

Controlling is done using the hand control (fig. 12). Tilting the seat frame with the backrest:

Risk of catching due to folding mechanism ●

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6.7.2

When folding down the armrests, do not reach into the joint, and make sure that no parts become jammed. When folding up the armrests, do not reach between the armrest and the backrest.

Folding the footrests

Position for getting in and out: 1.

2.

CAUTION!

Push the footrest slightly up along the guide until the groove (5, fig. 5) no longer catches the pin of the clip (8, fig. 5). Fold the footrest to the side.

Risk of catching When adjusting the tilt, do not reach between the seat frame and the front tubular framework of the frame. The seat frame can be tilted 35° backward and ca. 5° forward. Important! ● When the seat frame is tilted forward, the seat height can be set at a maximum of 600 mm. ●

If the seat height is set at a height greater than 600 mm, the seat frame can no longer be tilted forward.

Press the back button (7, fig. 12) or the forward button (3, fig. 12) on the hand control (1, fig. 12). The seat frame tilts backward or forward (1, fig. 13).

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6.9

Lifting: Important! When the seat frame is tilted forward, the seat height can be set at a maximum of 600 mm. Press the UP button (8, fig. 12) on the hand control (1, fig. 12).

Detaching and attaching the seat plate

Detaching: Pull up the seat plate on both sides. Attaching: CAUTION!

The seat frame moves up (2, fig. 13).

Risk of catching

Lowering:

Do not reach between the seat surface and the seat frame when pressing down the seat plate.

CAUTION! Risk of catching When lowering, do not reach between the seat frame and the front tubular framework of the frame. Press the DOWN button (2, fig. 12) on the hand control (1, fig. 12).

1.

Place the seat plate on the seat frame with the hole at the front (fig. 8).

2.

Push the seat plate as far back as it will go.

3.

Using the palm of your hand, push the sides of the seat plate down, and then the front and the back, until the seat plate snaps into the seat frame.

The seat frame moves down (2, fig. 13). Emergency stop: Important! Only press the red stop button (5, fig. 12) on the hand control if the device does not stop immediately after letting go of a button (e. g. if a button jams). The device stops moving immediately. Emergency lowering: If the seat frame can no longer be lowered using the hand control, lower the seat frame with emergency lowering. To do this, press the button (3, fig. 14) on the right side of the frame (1, fig. 14).

6.10 1.

Open the velcro fastening at the heel loop (4, fig. 5). Important! When the bolt is unscrewed, the nut below may fall out.

2.

Unscrew the bolt (3, fig. 5).

3.

Take off the screw with the spacer, and the nut underneath the foot plate.

4.

Pull the heel loop off the spacer.

The heel loop can be fitted in the reverse order. Important! The velcro fastening of the heel loop should be inside when fitted.

Important! When the seat frame has been lowered using emergency lowering, have the chair tested.

6.11 6.8

Removing and attaching the heel loop

Removing the battery box

Locking the position locking device

1.

Important! The position locking device only locks in position if the wheel is in forward position.

Pull the footrests up and out of the guides and put them aside.

2.

Fold the safety bracket (2, fig. 9) forward and pull the plug (3, fig. 9) for the cable connecting the control box and the battery box (1, fig. 9) out of the battery box.

3.

Insert the connecting cable into the cable retainer (2, fig. 14).

4.

With one hand, press the release strip (2, fig. 15) on top of the battery box (3, fig. 15).

5.

With the other hand, lift the battery box (3, fig. 15) ca. 5 mm and pull it out ca. 10 mm.

6.

Rotate and tip the battery box to remove it from the control box (1, fig. 15).

Lock the locking device at the caster with the blue foot pedal. The caster is fixed in forward position.

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6.12

Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible causes

Remedy

Important! ● The following table provides information on faults and their probable cause. If you cannot rectify a fault using the table, please contact your authorised dealer directly.

Seat frame does not move down

Cable inserted incorrectly

Insert cable properly

Connection plug board not attached

Attach the connection plug board (clicks in)

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Only trained specialists may perform service work.

Problem

Possible causes

When the chair is The rechargeable moving, a beep is battery has alheard and the indi- most no charge cator lamp (4, left fig. 12) on the hand control (1, fig. 12) is lit Indicator lamp "SERVICE" (6, fig. 12) on the hand control is lit

● Control is faulty ● Software error

Cable on the con- Motor for tilt adtrol inserted incor- justment is alrectly ways circuit 3

Remedy

Connecting cable Replace cable (3, fig. 9) pulled off

Recharge the battery (see section 5.2)

Connecting cable Insert cable all the not inserted all the way and close the way safety bracket Control is faulty

Rechargeable bat- Recharge the battery is flat tery (see section 5.2) or use a replacement

Carry out a reset (see below)

● Button for emer-

gency lowering is faulty

Cable for the hand Insert cable all the control is inserted way incorrectly

● Power outage

while the chair is moving

Hand control is faulty

● Carry out a re-

set (see below)

● Drive is faulty

● Use the button

● Hand control is

for emergency lowering

faulty Seat frame does not move up

Carry out a reset (see below)

The load limit has been exceeded

Load max. 150 kg

Cable inserted incorrectly

Insert cable properly

Connection plug board not attached

Attach the connection plug board (clicks in)

Cable on the con- Motor for tilt adtrol inserted incor- justment is alrectly ways circuit 3 Connecting cable Replace cable (3, fig. 9) pulled off Connecting cable Insert cable all the not inserted all the way and close the way safety bracket Control is faulty

Carry out a reset (see below)

Rechargeable bat- Recharge the battery is flat tery (see section 5.2) or use a replacement Cable for the hand Insert cable all the control is inserted way incorrectly Hand control is faulty

● Carry out a re-

set (see below)

Seat frame does not tilt

Cable inserted incorrectly

Insert cable properly

Connection plug board not attached

Attach the connection plug board (clicks in)

Cable on the con- Motor for tilt adtrol inserted incor- justment is alrectly ways circuit 3 Connecting cable Replace cable (3, fig. 9) pulled off Connecting cable Insert cable all the not inserted all the way and close the way safety bracket Control is faulty

Carry out a reset (see below)

Rechargeable bat- Recharge the battery is flat tery (see section 5.2) or use a replacement Cable for the hand Insert cable all the control is inserted way incorrectly Hand control is faulty

● Carry out a re-

set (see below) ● Replace hand

control

● Replace hand

control

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Problem

Possible causes

Button for emergency lowering does not function

Rechargeable bat- Recharge the battery is flat tery (see section 5.2) or use a replacement

Seat frame is tipped

Remedy

Cable not inserted all the way

Insert cable all the way

Connection plug board not attached

Attach the connection plug board (clicks in)

Button is faulty

Carry out a reset (see below)

Motors were raised to different heights

Press the DOWN button on the hand control (2, fig. 12) until the drive mechanisms are completely lowered and you hear the click sound of the end switch

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Care and maintenance Important! ● Hygiene is especially important as regards the toilet. Regularly clean the commode and keep it clean.

7.1

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This product can be disinfected. Choose the disinfectant in accordance with AQUATEC care guidelines. These are available on request from AQUATEC.

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Regularly check that the screws are firmly fitted.

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The commode is maintenance-free provided you follow the operating and care instructions. Regular, recurrent safety inspections are required.

Cleaning the seat frame and main frame CAUTION!

Carrying out a reset:

There is a risk of injury from electric shock.

1.

Before cleaning, close all caps and protect all plugs.

Press the following three buttons on the hand control simultaneously for ca. 3 seconds:

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Red STOP button (5, fig. 12)

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Forward button (3, fig. 12)

Important! ● Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.

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UP button (8, fig. 12)

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Do not detach the holders for the accessories.

A beep is heard while the three buttons are pressed.

1.

Close all caps and protect all plugs.

2.

2.

Take off any fitted accessories.

3.

Pull the footrests out of the guides.

4.

Take off the seat plate and the backrest cover.

5.

Wash the individual parts with commercial detergents (e.g. all purpose cleaning agents) using a cloth or brush.

6.

Rinse the parts under warm water.

7.

Dry the parts with a cloth.

8.

Reassemble the commode.

When the indicator lamp "SERVICE" (6, fig. 12) goes out, release the buttons. The device is ready for use again.

3.

Carry out a functional inspection. To do this, move the chair in all directions.

4.

Then lower the drive mechanisms for height adjustment to the lower end position until they audibly disconnects.

5.

Move the drive mechanism for the tilt adjustment into the rear end position until it audibly disconnects. Important! If the error occurs again after reset, replace the device or the faulty party and send them in.

Important! Clean the backrest cover at a maximum temperature of 60 °C in a commercial washing machine. CAUTION! Burns Let the commode cool down before touching it. In clinics, in addition to the cleaning operations described above, the commode should be cleaned at regular intervals at 85 °C for 3 minutes in the autoclave.

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7.2

Cleaning the charger and battery box CAUTION! There is a risk of injury from electric shock. ●

Before cleaning the charger, always pull the plug out of the power socket.

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Never plug objects made of conducting material (e.g. knitting needles, metal pins) into the battery box sockets.

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Only use a dry cloth to clean the charger.

1.

Wipe down the charger with a dry cloth.

2.

Wipe down the battery box with a damp cloth and dry it with a dry cloth.

7.3

Maintaining battery box performance

If the device will not be used for prolonged periods, fully charge the battery in the battery box (charge time ca. 5-6 hours) and then raise and lower the seat frame 3 times while it is unloaded. Repeat this procedure at least every 12 months. This preserves the service life of the battery.

7.4

Changing the casters CAUTION! Only authorised dealers may change the casters.

7.5

Changing the drive mechanisms CAUTION! Only authorised dealers may change the drive mechanisms.

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