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Congratulations on your purchase of a Drive Chair with Caster Full Tilt 
and Recliner. Drive recliners are a product of quality engineering and are 
manufactured to meet our own highly rigid specifications and will surpass 
all your expectations. 

Please read this manual carefully to ensure safe usage and understanding 
of maintenance instructions. 

After reading this manual, if you have any 

questions about the safe and effective operation of your Drive DeVilbiss 
Healthcare chair or accessories contact your 

Provider, Distributor or seller 

or Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare

 for further assistance. 

Corporate Office: 

Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare
99 Seaview Blvd
Port Washington, New York 11050
tel. (516) 998-4600 
website. www.drivemedical.com

FOREWORD 

This document provides guidance on the safe and effective operation.
Information in this manual must be followed at all times. 

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nyone involved with the operation or maintenance of the Drive DeVilbiss 

Healthcare chair, including the resident’s family members, must read this 
operating manual before using the chair. 

T

he resident’s primary caregiver is responsible for ensuring anyone who is 

unfamiliar with, unwilling, or unable to adhere to the safety and operating 
instructions, is not permitted to operate or move the chair. 

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 copy of this instruction manual must always be available. 

D

rive DeVilbiss Healthcare accepts no liability for damages, injury or 

accidents caused by operating errors, improper maintenance, or disregard 
of the instructions in this manual, including any resident specific instructions. 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Summary of Contents for CLN400-20

Page 1: ...Full Tilt and Recliner Item CLN400 20 Distributor Rep This manual must be given to the caregiver responsible for this chair and its occupant Caregiver Before using this chair read this manual thoroug...

Page 2: ...sident s Skin 6 2 6 Improper Use 7 2 6 1 Improper Restraint Use Risk of Serious Injury 7 2 7 Cleaning 8 2 8 Maintenance 9 2 9 Resident Specific Instructions 9 3 OPERATION AND MOVEMENT 10 3 1 Seat Tilt...

Page 3: ...050 tel 516 998 4600 website www drivemedical com FOREWORD This document provides guidance on the safe and effective operation Information in this manual must be followed at all times Anyone involved...

Page 4: ...or the chair used by the resident and may include the resident s family members or guardian Seat Tilt refers to changing the relative angle between the chair s seat and the chair frame or ground witho...

Page 5: ...o ensure the overall safety comfort and well being of the resident caregiver and third party All operations and adjustments required for the resident should be determined by the resident s primary car...

Page 6: ...visual inspection and before use These obligations apply to the chair s first use and to all subsequent uses Section 4 Inspection and Functional Testing 2 5 Hazards 2 5 1 Position of Chair Danger of...

Page 7: ...ace to minimize the risk of tipping over 2 5 4 Total Lock Wheel Brakes Danger of Falling The special casters found on the DRIVE chair have total lock brakes which prevent the wheels from turning and s...

Page 8: ...be required to ensure the safety of these residents during these operations 2 5 6 Unintended Movement Danger of Falling or Collision We recommend DRIVE chairs for indoor use and where there is not eno...

Page 9: ...mmend a thigh belt be used In all cases it is the resident s primary caregiver who must take responsibility for the safety of the resident if restraints are used You should NOT have 1 Unauthorized ope...

Page 10: ...brands include Lysol and Clorox home and Institutional use PDI healthcare setting Sani Professional food service and janitorial setting Sanitization Hand hygiene is of critical importance throughout t...

Page 11: ...or sloped surfaces 4 Any unauthorized person Do not use lubricants that contain solvents Solvents may compromise any rubber components on the chair If necessary white food grade grease or lubricant c...

Page 12: ...rt and assist with daily care activities WARNING Always tilt slightly before Recliner to prevent resident from sliding To Activate the Back Recline Place your LEFT hand on the top bar to assist moveme...

Page 13: ...sters which provide upper body lateral support to the resident To Completely Remove the Wing Depress the top button 1 and pull the wing from the receptacle To Insert the Wing Insert the lower end of t...

Page 14: ...e panel 3 9 Adjustable Seat Height To adjust the seat height Using 7 16 wrenches remove the bolts Raise or lower the front of the seat to correspond with the holes at the desired seat height Insert th...

Page 15: ...height adjustment pins The visual inspection procedure should include the observation of any installed accessories The visual inspection should be performed by the facility or if in a private residen...

Page 16: ...25 8 655mm I Arm pad length 14 356mm J Arm pad width 2 87 73mm k Seat depth 17 7 450mm L Back height 32 6 830mm M Width between two shoulder rest 13 330mm N Min area size between two shoulder pillow...

Page 17: ...2 G2 Back angle 53 Recline Item No Description Spec size inch mm A1 Overall height 23 4 595mm B1 Overall length 65 2 1656mm D1 Seat height 21 6 550mm E1 Foot pad height 22 0 560mm F1 Seat angle 5 G1 B...

Page 18: ...ROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR Symptom Problem Solution The chair is not Recliner or tilting or leg rest is not moving when the handle is squeezed The pin in the end of the cylinder is not being depressed...

Page 19: ...an expression of our confidence in the mate rials and workmanship of our products and our assur ance to the consumer of years of dependable service This warranty does not cover device failure due to...

Page 20: ...n NY 11050 Phone 516 998 4600 Fax 516 998 4601 www drivemedical com VER A 4 21 UDEM International Certification Auditing Training Centre Industry and Trade Inc Co Mutlukent Mahallesi 2073 Sokak Eski 9...

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