Aston Shower Commode Chair Owner`s Handbook
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1. Aston Shower Commode Chair Owner s Handbook CE Introduction Aston Shower Commode Chair These instructions aid the user and or carer about the safe and efficient use of this product including assembly cleaning and maintenance and operation of the product Ensure that you fully read these instructions before using this product The product is a CE marked as a class 1 medical device It can be used as aid for showering or toileting It comes with a potty and lid or can be wheeled over most conventional and disabled toilets It is suitable for a single occupant up to 160kg 25 stone for the standard version and 260kg 39 stone for the bariatric version The device is available as an attendant propelled version with 4 braked castors or a user propelled version with 2 braked castors and 24 rear wheels It is constructed from aluminium and polyurethane PU with stainless steel fasteners so is suitable for use in a bathroom environment Personal Safety Read these instructions carefully before use Check all components are secured before use Only use on level ground When stationary apply the brakes on the wheels Ensure the brakes are released before the chair is moved again e Always ensure that the device is stationary and braked applied when transferring to and from the device Swing away the leg rests before getting in or out of the device The user should always remove their feet from the leg rests before swin2. by screwing the knobs in clockwise wa 3 Attach the footrest by placing the top bracket in to the receiver tube at the top of the frame ensuring the footrest is swung back Swing the footrest towards the front of the chair until it locks in position Repeat for the other footrest and adjust the footplate ZZ height and angle if required AE see instructions S 4 Locate the seat by sliding the back of the seat in to the frame Then press down on the whole of the seat until secure Add the potty and aperture cover if required see instructions 5 f required install the castors Follow the procedure on adjusting the castors for installation and adjustment procedures Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 4 of 12 Footrest Operation and Adjustment Swinging Footrests In and Out The footrests can swing in and out if the user requires this If required first flip up the footplates Then press the lever to unlock the footrest whilst rotating the footrest in the required direction When required rotate the footrests to the forward position until they automatically lock in position Flip down the footplates if required Footrest Installation and Removal Follow the Assembly instructions for details on how to install the footrests To remove the footrests swing out the footrest and lift up to remove N Footplate Adjustment 1 To adjust the height of the footplate slacken the bolt at the end of
3. chair can be hosed down or wiped down with mild detergent After washing wipe the chair dry It is recommended that all castors joints and fasteners are sprayed with a water dispersing agent Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 9 of 12 e The polyurethane PU and plastic parts of the commode can be cleaned is an aqueous decontamination machine at 80 C Cleaning the aluminium frame in this way is not recommended as it could cause damage to paintwork e The device has an estimated service life of 6 years in a single user domestic environment provided that the device has been maintained in line with manufacturer s recommendations If the device is used in a multi user environment such as a nursing home or hospital then service life may be reduced e Itis recommended that the device is serviced at least annually If the device is subject to heavy use and or use in a multi user environment then we recommend the device is serviced more frequently The issuer or user should routinely check the following items and when the device is reissued It is recommended that a Drive Medical dealer services the wheelchair annually where these items should be repaired replaced adjusted and or lubricated if required Tyre wear Wheel bearings Castors Brakes Leg rest locking mechanism Seat and Back Pads Arm Pads Quick Release Pin Potty and Lid E clips Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 10 of 12 Shower Commode Specification
4. the white 3 tubing of the leg rest using an allen key aii and turning the bolt anticlockwise Slide the footrest to the required height and secure the footrest by retightening the bolt Tighten the bolt by turning clockwise with an allen key 2 To adjust the footplate angle slacken the bolt near the bottom z of the inner tube chrome Adjust the footplate to the required angle and resecure the bolt Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 5 of 12 Castor Operation The castors can be locked so that the wheel cannot move forwards or reverse nor will the castor fork swivel To lock the castor press down on the locking tab with a foot as shown To release press the other side of the locking tab with a foot Unless the chair is fitted with 24 wheels it is recommended that the castors are always locked when the chair is stationary Note If fitted with 24 rear wheels it is essential that the rear castors are locked and pointing forward If unlocked or locked at an angle they will interfere with the rear wheels Castor Adjustment The height of the chair and seat can be altered by adjusting the castor height To adjust the castor height remove the E clip or nut and bolt arrowed Reposition the Fe castor stem to the required position and reattach the E clip or nut and bolt Repeat for the other 3 castors ensuring they are all set at the same height Note Models will be sup
5. CWC003 18 seat attendant propelled Overall cm 90L x 56W x 98 103H Seat cm 42D x 46W x 51 56H Armrest cm 30L x 5W x 71 76H Pan Clearance 44 0 x 49 0cm Total Weight 13 4kg Weight Limit 160kg 25 stone CWCoo3SP 18 seat user propelled Overall cm 108L x 69W x 99 101H Seat cm 42D x 46W x 51 56H Armrest cm 30L x 5W x 72 76H Pan Clearance 44 0 x 47 8cm Total Weight 19 4kg Weight Limit 160kg 25 stone CWCoo3HD 22 seat attendant propelled Overall cm 9OL x 65W x 98 103H Seat cm 42D x 55W x 51 56H Armrest cm 30L x 5W x 71 76H Pan Clearance 44 0 x 49 0cm Total Weight 17kg Weight Limit 260kg 39 stone CWCoo3HDSP 22 seat user propelled Overall cm 108L x 78W x 99 101H Seat cm 42D x 55W x 51 56H Armrest cm 30L x 5W x 72 76H Pan Clearance 44 0 x 47 8cm Total Weight 23kg Weight Limit 260kg 39 stone Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 11 of 12 Warranty Your Drive branded product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for one year from date of purchase This device was built to exacting standards and carefully inspected prior to shipment This warranty is an expression of our confidence in the materials and workmanship of our products and our assurance to the customer In the event of a defect covered by this warranty we will at our option supply parts or replace the device This warranty do
6. es not cover device failure due to owner misuse or negligence or normal wear and tear The warranty does not extend to non durable components such as rubber accessories castors and grips which are subject to normal wear and need periodic replacement If you have any queries or require full warranty conditions please contact your Drive stockist This does not affect your statutory rights Drive Germany Drive UK Drive Medical GmbH amp Co KG Drive Medical Limited Leutkircher Stra e 44 Ainley s Industrial Estate Elland D 88316 Isny Allgau Germany UK WEST YORKSHIRE HX5 9JP Web www drivemedical de Web www drivemedical co uk Document Code CWCoo3 JEU Issued 08 15 Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 12 of 12
7. ging the leg rests away e Do not lean out of the device e Ensure that all castors and wheels are set to the same height and that there is not a significant tilt on the seat e Be careful of pinch points when rising from or lowering on to the seat or when you are removing the potty e When issuing or reissuing a risk assessment of the user s stability for the device may be required The chair should also be checked and cleaned as described in the care and maintenance section Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 2 of 12 Risk of Entrapment There is a risk of entrapment from user s thighs slipping in to the aperture of the seat This risk is higher for users whom have slim thighs and or use the device without footrests aperture cover or potty The width of the hygienic cut out is 75mm 3 Where there is a risk of entrapment users should use a comfort seat without hygienic cut out which is available as an additional item from Drive Medical The product ref for this seat is CWCoo3Cs Parts Description Push Backrest Handle a Armrest Armpad Aperture Cover Footrest ya L 4 Potty with Lid Castor Footplate LS 2 The model shown above is the standard Aston commode without 24 wheels fitted Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 3 of 12 Assembly 1 Insert the backrest in to the receivers on the chair base see photo 2 Secure by installing the backrest knobs arrowed Install
8. ing first remove the potty and aperture cover Then lift up the front for the seat to release and slide the seat away from the chair To attach the seat first locate the seat by sliding the back of the seat in to the frame then press down on the whole of the seat until secure Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 7 of 12 Arm Operation The arms can flip up to aid side transfer Simply lift the front of the arms to flip up and then push down to lower The brakes should always be applied before transferring 24 Rear Wheel Kit Installation There is an optional kit available for the Aston commode which adds two 24 wheels and brakes to allow the commode to be propelled by either an attendant or the commode user part code CWCoo3KIT To install 1 Without the 24 wheels set the castor height to suit to the user 2 Swivel the two rear castors so they are pointing forward and then lock This is to prevent the castors interfering with the 24 wheels when installed 3 Install the two brackets which receive the axles for the 24 wheels so that the rear castors will be approximately 3mm from the ground when the 24 wheels are added 4 The wheels have quick release pins as axles Press the button on the quick release pin and insert through the centre of the wheel and then insert the wheel and axle into the bracket mounted to the chair After installing release the button and check the wheels are secured on to the f
9. plied with either E clips or a nut and bolt to secure the castor E clips do not require any tools for height adjustment whereas the nut and bolt solution requires a spanner and allen key Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 6 of 12 Potty Installation and Removal The potty is installed and removed by sliding the potty in to the two rails mounted to the underneath of the seat To install slide the potty underneath the seat from the rear of the chair ensuring the potty sits on both rails of the seat Ensure nobody is sat on the chair when installing or removing the potty to prevent any trapping risk Cover the potty with the lid to reduce the risk of spillages and carefully dispose of the potty contents in a sluice or WC Do not dispose of in an open drain or sink as this can cause serious health risks The potty can be cleaned and disinfected manually or in an autoclave aqueous decontamination machine It should be cleaned after each use Replacement potties are available from Drive Medical under product code Z33303 16 Seat Operation and Removal The seat is a horse shoe shape with removable cover for the aperture When used as a shower chair it is recommended that the aperture cover is removed to allow better access to the occupant for cleaning Ensure weight is not applied directly to the aperture cover as this can fall through the seat The seat clips on and off the frame To remove the seat for clean
10. rame Repeat for the other wheel 5 Install the brakes in the position shown overleaf ensuring that the brakes operate securely correctly and easily Quick Release Wheel Operation To remove or install the rear wheels without tools press the button on the quick release pin in the centre of the wheel whilst pulling or pushing to insert or remove the wheel Ensure the wheel is secure before use Aston Shower Commode CWC003 Page 8 of 12 Brake Operation Push the brakes forward to lock the wheel Pull the brakes back to release the brake Ensure both brakes are applied when the chair is stationary and when the user is side transferring Operation 24 rear wheels When the 24 rear wheels are installed the chair can be propelled by either the attendant or the chair occupant If the attendant is propelling the chair they should propel the chair using the push handle at the rear and apply the castor brakes when the chair is stationary If the occupant is propelling the chair they should use the handrims mounted on the side of the wheels to go manoeuvre and stop and then apply the brakes above when the chair is stationary Care and Maintenance e Before each use of the chair the brakes and tyres should be checked e The chair should be stored in a dry environment away from direct sunlight When in storage the chair should be kept clean and dust free This can be done with a duster or damp cloth e The
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