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   Safety Information

 

Ensure back rest is securely attached before using. 

 To avoid tipping, DO NOT attempt to reach objects if you have to move forward  
 in the seat.

 To avoid tipping, DO NOT attempt to reach objects from the floor by reaching  
 down between your knees.

 To avoid tipping, DO NOT lean over the top of the back to reach  
 objects behind you, as this may cause the commode chair to tip over.

 To avoid tipping, DO NOT shift your weight or sitting position toward the direction
 you are reaching.

 DO NOT attempt to stop, or slow, a moving transport chair with wheel locks.  
 Wheel locks are not  brakes.

 DO NOT climb, go up or down ramps or traverse slopes greater than 5 degrees  
 (1:12 grade).

 Travel up and down slopes and inclines. DO NOT travel across inclines.

 Use caution on slippery surfaces.

 DO NOT transfer into, or out of, the shower commode chair on slippery floors.

 Ensure wheel locks are engaged and wheels are positioned outward before 
 transferring into or out of the shower commode.

 DO NOT stand on foot plates.

 DO NOT stand on seat.

 Always use the supplied seat belt for safety.

 Always have the arms flipped down if the user has upper body stability problems.

 Always use supplied anti-tippers for users who are known for rocking in their  
 seats.

 DO NOT leave users unattended in the shower chair.

 DO NOT overload this shower chair. The weight capacity includes the user and   
 any things they may be carrying.

     Inspection Items

Ensure the commode chair rolls straight (no excessive drag or pull to one side). 

Inspect the seat, back and arms for cracks and/or damage.

Inspect for any loose or broken hardware or parts.

Inspect for cracked, broken or loose wheels.

Ensure the hand brakes are easy to engage and prevent the wheels from turning.

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Summary of Contents for 180-24

Page 1: ...5 Standard 24 180 24 18 5 24 Large 185 20 5 5 Large 24 185 24 20 5 24 Extra Large 186 22 5 5 X Large 24 186 24 22 5 24 All models available with standard or tall seat height ranges Healthline Products 1065 E Story Rd Winter Garden Florida 34787 Fax 407 656 5641 Toll Free 800 987 3577 Rehab Shower Commodes ...

Page 2: ... may experience when wet but soft enough the provide comfort and reduce pressure points while in use The removable seat insert provides comfort for users who use the commode for showering but not for bowel or bladder elimination The commode is equipped with a large round bucket that can be removed from the rear The footrests are adjustable in height and can be can swung away or removed when needed...

Page 3: ... the seat depth is too deep or the seat height is too high Since the commodes are only 18 deep the depth should t be an issue for most adults 2 Swivel casters by nature have to trail to roll and swivel properly If the caregivers ensure the casters are swivelled and locked forward during transfers or when there is a danger the user may lean forward the chances of forward tipping will be greatly red...

Page 4: ...variety of commode models and styles on hand to meet the needs their entire patient load In some cases there are aftermarket accessories available lateral supports hip guides chest straps etc that can be added to our commodes to make them more secure for patients who require added support People with special needs that are not normal to most applications in institutional and homecare might not be ...

Page 5: ...k Height 18 18 18 18 Arm Height 11 from seat 11 from seat 11 from seat 11 from seat Arm Length 13 13 13 13 Arm Pad Length 9 1 2 9 1 2 9 1 2 9 1 2 Weight Capacity 250 lbs 113 6 kgs 250 lbs 113 6 kgs 300 lbs 136 4 kgs 400 lbs 181 8 kgs Seat Options All of our EZee Life Aluminum commodes come standard with an open front seat and insert The optional closed front seat can be ordered for the 180 and 180...

Page 6: ...e caster stem holes 1 with the desired adjustment holes 2 in the frame and inserting the locking pin 3 to secure the caster Note There are only three height settings DO NOT align the top hole in the caster stem with the bottom hole in the frame The top hole on the caster stem should only be aligned with the top hole in the frame The bottom hole in the caster stem can be aligned with either hole in...

Page 7: ...e 4 off to the side of the commode Then swing the foot rest to the forward position where it will lock in place 8 The foot plate height can be adjusted by loosening the footrest clamp 1 sliding the the foot plate extension tube 2 up or down inside the foot rest hanger tube 3 and re tightening the clamp Proper footplate adjustment is required for comfort and reduction of pressure points If the foot...

Page 8: ...ging the footrests out to the side or into the middle and lifting straight up To replace the foot rests lower the foot rest pivot plug 2 into the commode seat frame holes 3 from the side on the center of the seat and swing the footrests to the front until they lock into position Casters The 190 shower commode come standard with 4 locking 5 swivel casters that allow the commode to be turn a full ci...

Page 9: ...in push the quick release button 1 with your thumb and pass the portion of the axle protruding through the back of the wheel through the axle housing 2 until the axle protrudes all the way through 3 3 Ensure the wheel is securely attached to the commode by trying to remove the wheel without depressing the quick release button 4 Push to quick release button and pull on the wheel to remove Note The ...

Page 10: ... tire far enough to prevent the wheel from turning when wheel lock is engaged 4 If needed the double clamp 2 can be loosened slightly and positioned a littler farther from or closer to the tire to ensure good contact with the tire while still being fairly easy to operate 5 Tighten double clamp 2 and repeat this procedure for the opposite side of the commode Note The double clamps can be used on ei...

Page 11: ... on slippery surfaces DO NOT transfer into or out of the shower commode chair on slippery floors Ensure wheel locks are engaged and wheels are positioned outward before transferring into or out of the shower commode DO NOT stand on foot plates DO NOT stand on seat Always use the supplied seat belt for safety Always have the arms flipped down if the user has upper body stability problems Always use...

Page 12: ...ith clear water Do not use abrasives on the foam seat arms and back pads EZee Life Limited Warranty EZee Life products carry a one year warranty against manufacturing defects faulty materials and workmanship only EZee Life aluminum shower commodes carry an additional 1 year warranty on the frame for a total of two years Any alterations misuse abuse or accidental damage voids this warranty Ezee Lif...

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