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Cleaning and Maintenance

It is recommended that your shower chair is serviced annually by your Showerbuddy Dealer or an author-
ised, competent service agent. In addition:

1. Regularly inspect all parts of the chair for defects. Any defective part should be attended to promptly by 
an authorised service agent.

2. Clean the seat using a damp cloth and a mild cleanser. Always read the manufacturers instructions prior 
to applying the cleanser. When using Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) on the seat, a solution of 0.1% Sodium 
Hypochlorite should have no adverse effects on the cleaning of chairs. However, when using a solution of 
1.0%, care should be taken to rinse the chairs thoroughly with clean water after application. Over a period 
of time bleaching may occur, but the integrity of the product will remain unaffected.

3. Dry off the shower chair after use.

4. Do not oil or grease any parts.

5. Keep the castors free from lime scale, soap residue and hair by cleaning after use in the shower.

Caring for stainless steel. 

Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance, but it is not stain or rust proof. Regular maintenance will 
keep stainless steel clean and free of contaminants. In most applications stainless steel will not rust or stain 
even after many years of service, but when used in certain environments such as concentrated chlorine or 
other corrosive elements stainless steel requires proper care and maintenance. Do not leave stainless in 
contact with iron, steel or other metals.
1. Clean stainless steel frequently with soap and water. Any cleaner safe for glass is usually safe for 
stainless steel; apply with a cotton cloth.

2. Use a coating such as a good wax to help safeguard the stainless steel.

3. Remove discolouration or rust spots as soon as possible with a brass, silver or chrome cleaner. Irrevers-
ible pitting will develop under rust that remains on stainless steel for any period of time. Apply a mild 
cleaner such as Ajax or an equivalent with a wet cotton cloth. Rinse thoroughly and wipe dry. Do not use 
abrasives such as sandpaper or steel wool on stainless steel.

4. Do not clean with mineral acids or bleaches.

5. Do not store near any chlorine product.

SB6 Roll-in Shower Chair

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Summary of Contents for SB6c

Page 1: ...Owners Manual ShowerBuddy SB6c SB6w...

Page 2: ...ealth problems are unable to stand and or walk and so they need an assistance device to maintain some or all daily hygienic tasks CONTRADICTIONS This type of device must not be used by a disabled pers...

Page 3: ...y during toileting and showering Exploded Parts Parts List Chair Assembly Chair Operation Accessories 24 Wheel Kit Back Rest Safety Restraint Lateral Supports Seat Cushion options Cleaning and Mainten...

Page 4: ...Exploded Parts 3 SB6 Roll in Shower Chair 500 042 500 296 SB6c ONLY...

Page 5: ...6 500 078 500 253 500 020 500 023 500 026 500 265 500 256 Parts List SB6 Roll in Shower Chair 4 SB6w only 500 052 Wheelchair Main Bracket Wheelchair Brake Assembly Anti Tip Leg Anti Tip Foot 24 Wheel...

Page 6: ...ls Assembly Instructions If you have purchased the SB6w model please refer to the rear wheel assembly instructions on page 18 Some factory assembly may have been carried out for you which may differ s...

Page 7: ...Back Rest Frame part 500 042 down through Arm Clips part 500 237 and into the Seat Frame part 500 021 Make sure that push pins are fully depressed before inserting the back rest frame SB6 Roll in Sho...

Page 8: ...he Seat Frame part 500 021 and sliding into this tube The Push Pin part 500 269 will need to be pushed in depressed to allow the arms to be fully inserted into this tube Once fully inserted the Push P...

Page 9: ...ushion will have the Commode Bucket Connectors part 500 059 pre fitted at the factory Step 6 The Footrest Assemblies will come pre assembled from the factory To install these assemblies insert the Lef...

Page 10: ...Note The Footrest to Seat Cushion distance can be increased further if required by raising the seat height To adjust the Seat Height adjust the Caster Legs part 500 296 front 500 010 rear by using th...

Page 11: ...been removed from the chair A Commode Deflector part 500 074 is able to be fitted to the Commode Bucket after the bucket is fitted to the chair The deflector may be fitted after the User is seated to...

Page 12: ...pedal on each caster wheel All caster wheels should be locked during the transfer of the user to and from the chair Operation The caster wheels should be rotated outwards towards the front and rear o...

Page 13: ...r Consult your supplier for adjustment The chair may be adjusted to have a higher seat height at the front and lower at the back to suit user requirements This can be accommodated by adjusting the fro...

Page 14: ...footrest supports up or down to suit the user height requirement Should the user be very tall and require additional seat cushion to footrest adjust ment raise the seat height as detailed earlier whi...

Page 15: ...he arm to be moved upwards and out of the locked position To lock the armrests just push the armrest back down into the lowered position and slide the lock back to its original position Ensure the sli...

Page 16: ...00 079 underneath the seat cushion Commode Bucket and Commode Deflector Connectors part 500 095 hold the commode bucket part 500 072 to the chair and are factory fitted to the underside of the cushion...

Page 17: ...gh when refitting Clamp bars part 500 106 are fitted to the chair back part 500 022 and at the lower lap area on the seat frame part 500 021 Before use adjust the length of the safety restraints to su...

Page 18: ...our harness around the footrest support arm as shown making sure that the harness is above the locking knob this will prevent it slipping down during use 17 SB6 Roll in Shower Chair Fit your harness t...

Page 19: ...purchased the SB6w model you will have this kits included already This kit also converts your SB6c into a SB6w model Step 1 If you have the SB6c model start by removing the Rear Caster Legs part 500 0...

Page 20: ...res 2 holes to be lined up as shown This allows 2 possible height positions in Wheelchair mode Step 3 Using the M8 screws and supplied washers fix the pre assembled wheel and hub assembly as shown Be...

Page 21: ...yre enough to prevent the wheel from turning If the wheel still turns repeat the steps above and reduce the gap before re tightening 10mm Step 5 Be sure to check all screws are tight and that the brak...

Page 22: ...them with the two back rest support arms shown For additional strength holding on the retaining strap you can retain the clamp bars by fitting them over the top of the back rest pad arms part 500 070...

Page 23: ...an now place the clap over the tube protector before installing the arm in step 2 Step 2 Install the pre assembled arm as shown and tighten up the locking knob You can adjust the arm by simply undoing...

Page 24: ...on page 15 500 075 Order code SCOC is a seat cover and works in conjunction with your standard forward opening seat cushion This removes the commode bucket hole should you not require this feature 500...

Page 25: ...ess steel Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance but it is not stain or rust proof Regular maintenance will keep stainless steel clean and free of contaminants In most applications stainle...

Page 26: ...hese skills must have assistance during transfers Do not use the Showerbuddy shower chair for any application outside of the manufacturers intended use this can result in damage to the shower chair an...

Page 27: ...Physical or Occupational Therapist who is familiar with transfer techniques and options The wheel locks on the castors are designed to prevent the castor wheels from rotating when the shower chair is...

Page 28: ...dy shower chair is equipped with fitting points so that these can be easily and effortlessly attached Important ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD NEVER BE ATTEMPTED WITH THE USER S IN THE CHAIR Your authorized Showe...

Page 29: ...chair sustains damage from unnatural causes The warranty is VOID if the weight limit of 300lbs 136kg is exceeded The warranty is VOID if the shower chair has been subjected to neglect improper mainte...

Page 30: ...ed parts that meet Showerbuddy quality standards This program is provided at the sole discretion of Showerbuddy The original warranty term will not be extended due to such a shower chair exchange and...

Page 31: ...SB6 Roll in Shower Chair 30...

Page 32: ...d to install new wheels seat and backrest for every new user of the device All lose bolts and nuts must be tightened The product must be precisely cleaned and disinfected Every new owner must receive...

Page 33: ...A 91331 U S A Email info myshowerbuddy com Phone 877 7MY BUDDY 769 2833 Fax 888 312 3645 www myshowerbuddy com All ShowerBuddy products are CE TUV ISO9001 and TGA certified complying to AS NZS 3973 20...

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