General Information/Assembly/Dimension Tables/Product Description/Height Adjustment/Legrest/Transport - Etac Swift Mobil Manual

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General information
Thank you for choosing a shower chair from Etac.
In order to avoid injury during handling and use,
please read through this manual first.
In the manual, the user is the person sitting in the
chair. The assistant is the person operating the chair.
Swift Mobil is a shower and toilet chair intended to
make hygiene care easier for people with reduced mobil-
ity and their carers.
Swift Mobil has been tested by a testing institute
and complies with the requirements stated in EN ISO
10993-1 and SS EN 12182.
It is designed for use in showers, with hand basins
and over toilets, as well as for transport to and from the
sanitary room. Every component of the chair is designed
to make things easier for users and assistants.
This symbol appears in the manual along
with text. It indicates instances where the
safety of the user or the assistant may be at
risk.
Assembly/Dimension table
fig. A
Product description
fig. B
1 Bolt
2 Legrest
3 Seat
4 Armrest
5 Backrest upholstery
Height adjustment
fig. C
The height can be adjusted with ease by positioning the
bolt in the required position (fig. C 1).
Swift Mobil is height-adjustable between 45 and
60 cm (fig. C 2).
Check that both sides are similarly adjusted,
otherwise stability will be reduced. Do
not use the chair if the bolt (orange) is not
locked (fig. C 3).
Legrest
fig. D
The assistant can easily raise and swivel the legrests to
the side for the user to sit down in or get up out of the
chair (fig. D 1). The footrests are detachable.
Various height adjustment options are available by
moving the locking pin (fig. D 2). The legrests have 6
different height settings.
Transport
1. Make sure that at least two of the
wheels are locked whenever the user
is sitting down in or getting up out of
the chair.
2. The legrests should be swivelled to
the side whenever the user is sitting
down or getting up.
Negotiating thresholds:
1. Chair only: Place one foot on the rear chassis tube.
2. With a user: move the chair backwards. Ensure that
the castors are facing in the direction of travel.
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