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ADDITIONAL ERGONOMIC RECOMMENDATIONS

 CERVICAL SUPPORT

A cervical support is optional on the Dyn-Ergo chair. It can be used to increase 

comfort by allowing the head to rest on the back of the chair in a tilted position. 

The cervical support should be placed at the base of the head and neck in 

order to fill the space according to the user's comfort.

 POSITIONING STRAP

The positioning strap is optional on the Dyn-Ergo chair. It is recommended to 

use it in order to maintain a good pelvic posture while benefiting from chair’s 

postural equipment. It is also recommended to stabilize the pelvis in order to 

have effective propulsion with the hands and feet. The positioning strap must 

be well-fitting, so that a hand with the palm open can pass between the strap 

and the user's body. Never use positioning straps as a means of restraining 

the user. Improper use can result in serious injury or even death.

 GETTING UP

To get up from the Dyn-Ergo chair more easily (always do so in the presence 

of another person who has received training):

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Put the brakes on the 2 central wheels of the chair (performed by the user 

or a caregiver).

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Raise the tilt of the chair to a straighter position for transfer preparation 

(performed by a caregiver).

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Move the footrests to the sides of the chair if applicable (performed by 

a caregiver).

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Slide the buttocks to the center of the chair.

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Place the feet under the seat.

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Lean on the armrests with your hands.

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Lean forward while looking straight ahead.

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Get up by pushing on your feet and hands, then straighten up.

Summary of Contents for Dyn-Ergo S-150

Page 1: ...1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL mobility chair Dyn Ergo S 150 FOCUSED ON WHAT MATTERS lpamedical com 2527 Dalton avenue Quebec Qc G1P 3S6 CANADA T 418 681 1313 1 800 663 4863 F 418 681 4488...

Page 2: ...into an aesthetic design that helps maintain the user s dignity and well being Please read this instruction manual carefully and consult it often to maximize the benefits of your LPA chair If you have...

Page 3: ...eat to Floor Height 10 Seat Depth 11 Seat Backrest Angle 12 Tilt in Space 14 Armrest Height 17 Lateral Supports Optional 18 Using the Footrests Optional 20 Serial Number Location 21 Options and Access...

Page 4: ...y or loved ones using this chair to follow the instructions in this manual at all times and to ensure proper care and maintenance of the LPA chair LPA Medical Inc accepts no responsibility for any bre...

Page 5: ...ot be allowed to use the chair APPLICATIONS The Dyn Ergo chair is designed primarily for long term care or to be used at home for self sufficiency and rehabilitation It allows patients at risk of fall...

Page 6: ...ure that The brakes are applied The patient s arms are inside the armrests The patient s legs are positioned in the center of the seat There is no pinch point possible During transfers the tilt should...

Page 7: ...dcoveringmanufacturer srecommendationsforcleaning Check with your supplier that the products you use are compatible Thechairshouldnotbepressure washedorplacedinsideawashing machine Thesepracticesmayca...

Page 8: ...rom 13 1 2 to 18 1 2 34 cm to 47 cm in 1 inch increments 2 The seat depth is adjustable from 13 3 4 to 18 35 cm to 46 cm 3 The seat backrest angle is adjustable from 91 to 115 degrees in 8 degree incr...

Page 9: ...rakesandredactivatinglevers at the rear To apply the brakes 1 Using your toe apply pressure on the ends of the red activation levers of the two rear wheels WARNING BEFOREHANDLINGANOCCUPANTORMAKINGANAD...

Page 10: ...KE SURE BOTH SIDES ARE AT THE SAME LEVEL Put back the 4 bolts without forgetting the flat washers and the lock washers Tighten properly 4 Put the chair back on its wheels and have the user try it to e...

Page 11: ...th sides at the same time so that the backrest moves uniformly 4 When the appropriate depth is reached and equal on both sides firmly tighten the 4 bolts 5 Get the user to try it and readjust it if ne...

Page 12: ...ingtominimizetheriskofjammingfingers Itwillmake the operation easier 1 Determine in advance the backrest tilt adjustment required 2 Apply the brakes hold the chair on both sides and lay it on its side...

Page 13: ...URE TO USE THE SAME HOLE ON EACH SIDE 5 Get the user to try the chair and readjust it if necessary The backrest angle adjustment can vary from 91 to 115 degrees to accommodate users back morphology Ad...

Page 14: ...n obtain A Significant assistance standing up B Slight assistance standing up C A backward tilt TILT IN SPACE AWARNING THE CHAIR MUST BE UNOCCUPIED WHEN MAKING THIS ADJUSTMENT Forthisoperation itisstr...

Page 15: ...nt required 2 Apply the brakes hold the chair on both sides and lay it on its side 3 Remove the locking pin from the multi hole bracket behind the backrest 4 Reposition the gas spring in the correct p...

Page 16: ...readjust if needed Thechairisequippedwithatilt in spacethatcanbeadjustedtoanyangle from 0 to 34 degrees by using the multi hole bracket behind the chair s backrest The caregiver activates the tilt by...

Page 17: ...rest at the desired height and replace the bolt without forgetting the flat washer and the lock washer 3 Adjust both sides the same way Adjust the armrest height from 8 to 9 1 2 depending on the lengt...

Page 18: ...free hand so that it doesn t fall suddenly 3 Position the lateral supports at the desired height Retighten the nuts 4 Get the user to try it and readjust if needed Use the bracket behind the backrest...

Page 19: ...he width 3 Adjust the trunk support to the desired position 5 Get the user to try it and readjust if needed Adjustthelateralsupportwidthusingthelocksonthelateralsupportpads behindthebackrestsothatyouc...

Page 20: ...you will hear a click 2 Lower the footrest 3 Repeat the operation on the other side 4 To store the footrest raise the footrest upward activate the black lever and pivot the footrest outward until it...

Page 21: ...chair is identified by a serial number Always provide your LPA chair s serial number when ordering replacement parts The serial number can be found on a label affixed to the rear cross tube of the bas...

Page 22: ...SA 215 Adjustable tension backrest SU 07 Black vinyl padded armrest AB 08H Contoured headrest with universal attachment harness AC 04 Leatherette padded tray cover AE 02 Universal drainage bag holder...

Page 23: ...st bewell fitting sothatahandwiththepalmopencanpassbetweenthestrap and the user s body Never use positioning straps as a means of restraining the user Improper use can result in serious injury or even...

Page 24: ...s while sitting on the seat Slide the buttocks backwards and lower slowly while continuing to lean forward Slide the buttocks into the back of the chair MOVING USING FEET It is possible to move with t...

Page 25: ...d damage during this period will void the LPA Medical Inc warranty Additional costs of handling and or using a platform when unloading may apply and are at the customer s expense RETURNS Merchandise t...

Page 26: ...Model serial and part 2 Purchase date and invoice number 3 Description of the problem The useful lifespan of an LPA chair is estimated to be 10 years OUR COMMITMENT LPAMedicalinc agreestoprovidereplac...

Page 27: ...ull width footrest requires option SA 10 26 SA 130L R P Adjustable elevating leg rest L left R right P pair 27 SA 215 xx Adjustable tension backrest 28 SU 01 xx Backrest cushion 29 SU 02P xx Pressure...

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