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Checklist after assembly
Don`t start using Molift Raiser Pro before
completing the checklist after assembly.
Use this checklist to verify that the Molift Raiser Pro is Properly
installed and can operate correctly and safely before use. See
assembly information on the previous page for details.
Make sure that the leg support is mounted correctly.
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Make sure that both knobs between outer pipes and
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base plate are mounted correctly and Properly tightened
Make sure that the handle is mounted correctly.
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Make sure Molift Raiser Pro moves freely.
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Make sure brake works.
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Adjusting leg support height
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1. Pull wire on the back side
of cushions. Move leg sup-
port up or down to desired
height.
Make sure both sides are properly settled.
Push up or down until you get the auditiv
feedback click.
Unattached leg support can cause knee support
to slide down and make the Molift Raiser Pro
unsafe to use.
"Click"
2. When correct knee support
height is obtained, release wire
and let the leg support settle in
desired height. You will hear the
leg support "click" in place and
the red wire is straight.
The knee support height can
be read from the scale on the
pipe. The number above the leg
support bracket referes to the
correct height.
Positioning Molift Raiser Pro
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1. The user's feet are
placed on the footplate.
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Transfering user
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Brake locked
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1. Lock both wheels by
pressing down the brake on
one side. Both wheels lock
regardless of which side
assistant steps on.
Place one foot on the edge
of the base plate. Choose
a grip on the handle that is
comfortable for both assis-
tant and the user.
The wheels must always be locked when the user
stands up and sits down.
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2. Adjust the height of the leg
support so that the top of the
support is below the knee of the
user.
3. When desired height is reached
the leg support "click" in place.
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2. Encourage the user to stand
up, at the same time, counter
balancing the users weight using
a foot and hands (use your body-
weight by leaning backwards).
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"Click"
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