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Oxford

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Oxford Transaid 130

294000.10398  Rev A

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5. Operating Instructions

Prior to using the Oxford Transaid 130, check and confirm the following:

•  Is the back support in the correct position?
•  Can the seat support tubes move freely?
•  Do all the castors rotate freely?
•  Ensure the patient’s weight does not exceed the safe working load of 130kg.
•  Ensure the working environment is clean and tidy.

Instructions for use:

Step 1  Position the Oxford Transaid directly in front of the patient where they are sitting (see Fig. 4).

Step   With the back support in the storage position, instruct the patient to place their feet  centrally on  

 

 

top of the footplate. Assist the patient if necessary. Now  apply the brakes on the rear castors.

Step   Ask the patient to lean forward, then pull themselves up into the standing position (see Fig. 5). 

 

Ensure the caregiver is close at hand to provide support if required.

 

NoTE: Ensure the patient does not over- extend when trying to stand. If necessary (prior to the patient    

 

standing), carefully re-position the Transaid so the patient can achieve a more comfortable standing 

 

position.

Fig. 

Fig. 

Fig. 

Back Support

(in storage position)

Footplate

Seat Support

Tubes (extended)

Back Support

(in transfer position)

Seat

(in storage position)

Rear 

Castor

Seat

(in transfer position)

Summary of Contents for Oxford Transaid 130

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Page 3: ...n the following Carton contents General guidance for use and an overview of the product Step by step operating instructions Maintenance and inspection information Warranty information The Transaid 130...

Page 4: ...ned to assist with care duties for patients who have some difficulty walking but have the ability to stand independently Using this device assists the caregiver to be able to move the patient safely a...

Page 5: ...ce a year by a competent person Should the Oxford Transaid be damaged during normal use or in transit the product must not be used Please contact your local Oxford distributor or Joerns Healthcare The...

Page 6: ...ck support The Transaid has a detachable back support inside width 49 5cm It is designed to provide reassurance for the patient during the transfer and encourage them to sit in an upright position The...

Page 7: ...m user weight limit 130 kg Total height 1090 mm Overall width 730 mm Seat height clearance 640 mm Ground clearance 730 mm Turning radius 1050 mm Weight 21 4 kg Turning Circle Back Support Storage posi...

Page 8: ...in the storage position instruct the patient to place their feet centrally on top of the footplate Assist the patient if necessary Now apply the brakes on the rear castors Step 3 Ask the patient to le...

Page 9: ...rior to commencing transfer ensure the patient is holding onto either the back support or front grab rail Unlock the rear castors and transfer the patient to the desired location i e chair toilet bed...

Page 10: ...Transaid is clean Clean using a damp cloth with ordinary soap and water and or any hard surface disinfectant Harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives should be avoided as these may damage the surface fini...

Page 11: ...ct Person Tel Condition Good Satisfactory Poor Observations Good Sat Poor Findings Actions Hygiene of device Backrest black Seat support tubes Footplate retaining clips Seat Castors front rear Frame W...

Page 12: ...100070 3 Footplate 13100110 4 Seat support tubes 13300010 5 Braked rear castor 13100100 6 Front castor 13100260 7 Front castor pin 13100270 8 Cap d 30 13100200 9 Cap for seat support rail 13100200 10...

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