Aidapt VR165 Handbuch

Linton Lift-Assist Mobile Commode

VR165

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions Ver. 1 10/2013 (2668)

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing to purchase the Linton Lift-Assist Mobile Commode from

Aidapt. If used in accordance with the user instructions, they should give you many

years of continuous service.

NB. This equipment must be installed by a competent person and a risk

assessment may be needed as to the suitability of the commode for the

particular user. Although it is recommended that the commode will be used with

supervision, there may be instances where, following a risk assessment, a client

may use the commode independently.

Weight Limit: 190 kg (30 stone)

Do not exceed the weight limit stated –doing so could put the user at risk.

BEFORE USE

Carefully remove all packaging. Avoid using any knives or other sharp

instruments as this may damage the surface of the product.

Check the product for any visible damage If you see any damage or suspect a

fault, do not use your product as it may compromise the safety of the user, but

contact your supplier for support.

Any damage to the Lift assist electric actuators/battery pack or charger on

arrival or during use should be reported immediately and the commode

removed from use until repaired.

ASSEMBLY

The package (VR165) contains the following components:

1. The main frame with four brake castors and raise actuators

attached

2. White commode plastic

aperture seat (attached

to the main frame)

3. Grey commode seat

cover

4. Detachable back

5. One pair of Footrests

6. Battery Power supply

7. Two channel handset

8. Battery charger

9. Removable bucket

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions Ver. 1 10/2013 (2668)

Please read the following installation instructions carefully:

1. Remove all contents from the box and place the assembled base on a level

floor.

2. At the rear of the commode you will see two black threaded wheel nuts; undo

the wheel nuts so that the locking holes are clear (Fig. 1).

3. Place the two back legs into the locating holes on the back edge of the

commode frame (Fig. 2).

4. Secure the back by turning the black lock nuts until you feel the nut biting

against the back leg (Fig. 2).

5. Do not over tighten.

6. Do not use tools as it is only necessary to have the back secured finger tight.

7. Ensure cable leads are firmly in place from the actuators to the battery pack

and the handset is securely pushed home in the battery pack.

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

FOOTRESTS

Footrests are supplied separately to the main commode. Please examine your

footrests for any visible damage before use. If you see any damage or suspect a fault,

please contact your supplier immediately.

In this case, please do not use your product as it may compromise your safety.

1. Remove the commode footrests from their packaging

2. You will see 2 retaining lugs on each of the front legs of the commode main

frame about 150 mm high from the castor (Fig. 3).

3. Take the footrests and align the holes in the inverted ‘U’ section with the lugs

and lower down into place (Fig. 4).

4. Rotate the footrests towards the commode so that they clip into place (Fig. 5).

Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions Ver. 1 10/2013 (2668)

USE OF THE COMMODE

Please read and understand the following cautions regarding the usage of the

commode.

If it is necessary to lift the commode, place your hands on the tubular

metal frame beneath the blow moulded seat.

With all riser chairs or commodes consider any risk that the mechanism

may trap a part of the user’s body, his/her clothes, or items such as

walking sticks. Consider also the risk of entrapping other people,

especially children or pets.

The remote button should not be held more than required when in the

maximum lift up position.

Do not allow children or unauthorised persons to play with or use the

commode.

Do not rock back and forth or sideways when using the commode as

this will cause excessive stress and possible damage and failure which

may cause injury.

Do not use the commode outside the home or on uneven surfaces (such

as in the garden) as this will cause stress to the legs and possible

damage which may cause injury.

Do not place fingers or foreign objects into any of the exposed tubular

sections as this can lead to serious injury.

When operating the brake mechanism, do not stamp on the lever as this

may cause damage to the mechanism and possible failure.

Castors should be locked to prevent movement when the commode is in

use in the lift assist mode of operation. Clients should be closely supervised at

all times when using the commode.

CHARGING THE LIFT-ASSIST COMMODE

It is recommended that the battery pack is fully

charged prior to first use. Charging time from flat

to full is approx 4 hrs.

The battery pack is charged through the handset

by connecting the power lead to the handset as

shown (Fig. 6).

It is recommended that the battery pack is

charged at least weekly in domestic use, or daily

in institutional use.

The handset should be protected from water ingress and should not

be submersed in water.

The lift assist commode should never be charged whilst in the bathroom or any

other wet environment.

Fig. 6

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions Ver. 1 10/2013 (2668)

COMPOSITION

The frame is made from chromium-plated mild steel. You must not, under any

circumstances, use any abrasive cleaners or cleaners which attack chromium plating.

CLEANING

A useful guide to decontamination is MHRA leaflet DB2003(06).

Do not use abrasive cleaners as this could damage the surface of the equipment. For

cleaning, wipe with a clean cloth soaked in detergent solution and wring out.

Depending on the detergent manufacturer’s instructions the solution may be heated.

Wipe all surfaces of the equipment and the cloth should be re-immersed periodically

and the detergent changed frequently. The detergent should be rinsed or wiped off

using a clean cloth immersed in clean water and wrung out.

To disinfect make sure the equipment has been cleaned and dried and then wipe over

with a clean cloth and a compatible liquid disinfectant. After disinfecting clean with

clean water and dry.

When using detergent or disinfectants then please refer to manufacturers’ instructions

and if unsure then consult your local Infection Control Specialist for advice.

This equipment can be cleaned/disinfected by moist heat at 80oC for a minimum of 1

minute or autoclaved at 80oC for at least 1 minute. After cleaning or disinfecting treat all

joints with a water dispersing agent, e.g. WD40.

COMMODE BUCKET

To remove the commode bucket, simply slide the bucket out from the chrome runners

at the rear of the commode. Cover the top of the bucket to avoid splashing, carefully

dispose of the contents into a proper sluice or WC. Clean out the residue with a

suitable disinfectant and refit to the commode after use.

Never use an open drain, sink or basin. This could cause a serious health risk.

Never remove the commode bucket while there is an occupant on the commode.

REISSUE

When reissuing, a risk assessment may be required as to the suitability of the

commode for a particular user.

If you reissue or are about to reissue this product, please thoroughly check all

components for their safety.

This includes:

Tightness of all nuts/bolts/castors and other screw in/bolt in/push in

components.

Also check all upholstery (if applicable) for security, splits, exposed staples,

etc.

If in any doubt, please do not issue or use, but immediately contact your supplier

for service support.

Fixing and Maintenance Instructions Ver. 1 10/2013 (2668)

CARE & MAINTENANCE

Please make a safety check of the product at regular intervals or if you have any

concerns.

The lift assist commode should be subjected to a PAT test at least annually.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Sympton

Suggested Cause

Solution

Lift assist will not raise or

lower

Battery power is low

Recharge battery –see

instruction above

Lift assist will not raise

Handset or actuator

failure. Obstruction.

Requires service call.

Clear obstruction.

Lift assist will not lower

Handset or actuator

failure. Obstruction

Requires service call.

Clear obstruction.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The information given in this instruction booklet must not be taken as forming part of or

establishing any contractual or other commitment by Aidapt Bathrooms Limited, Aidapt

(Wales) Ltd or its agents or its subsidiaries and no warranty or representation

concerning the information is given.

Please exercise common sense and do not take any unnecessary risks when using

this product; as the user you must accept liability for safety when using the product.

Please do not hesitate to contact the person who issued this product to you or the

manufacturer (detailed below) if you have any queries concerning the assembly/use of

your product.

Aidapt Bathrooms Ltd, Lancots Lane, Sutton Oak, St Helens, WA9

3EX

Telephone: +44 (0) 1744 745 020 •Fax: +44 (0) 1744 745 001 •

Web: www.aidapt.com

Email: [email protected]

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