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1. Locate the holes on the inside of the leg rest frame between the leg rest straps figure 1 6 Insert the right end of the upper cross piece of the footrest into the desired hole on the leg rest Push the footrest to the right to activate the spring mechanism in the cross piece of the footrest figure 1 7 Line up the left end of the cross piece with the corresponding hole on the left side of the leg rest figure 1 8 Release the tension on the spring mechanism The left end of the cross piece will enter the hole 12 Holes for Footrest length adjustment Increments between straps a Figure 1 6 Figure 1 7 Figure 1 8 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner To Remove the Footrest From the Leg Rest Lift the bottom end of the footrest slightly to discontinue contact between the straps on the foot rest and the straps on the leg rest Squeeze the footrest to the right to activate the spring mechanism figure 1 9 Remove the left end of the cross piece from the hole on the left side of the leg rest figure 2 0 Remove the right end of the cross piece from the hole on the right side of the leg rest and remove the footrest To Operate the Split Flip Down Footrest may be optional The footrest may be flipped up to provide easier access to the front of the chair by residents during transfers When seating the resident make sure both footplates are upright and the leg rest is vertical Once the user is on th
2. Long Term Care Institution refers to a Nursing Home Hospital or other Health Care facility that provides health and personal care to its residents on a long term basis Resident refers to an individual living in a Long Term Care Institution under the care of Professional Caregivers Professional Caregiver refers to the Doctors Nurses Therapists Nurses Aids Health Care Aids and other Specialists who work in a Long Term Care Institution and provide health and personal care to its residents Caregiver refers to any person in a Long Term Care Institution who is appropriately trained to provide care or services to the resident or the chair used by the resident and may include the resident s family members or guardian Seat Tilt refers to changing the angle of the chair s seat with respect to the chair frame or ground without changing the angle between the back and the seat Back Recline refers to changing the angle between the chair s back and the chair s seat Footrest Elevation and legrest elevation refers to changing the angle between the chair s footrest and legrest and the chair s seat Transfer s refers to the movement of a resident into or out of a chair with the assistance of their caregiver s Mechanical Transfer s refers to the movement of a resident into or out of a chair with the assistance of their caregiver s using a patient lift or other assistive device
3. and other safety concerns If a breakage defect or operational problem is detected the chair must be repaired inspected and tested for function before it is returned to service We recommend that the chair be inspected as often as each use if there is any reason to be concerned about the possibility of increased wear or loose or missing fittings At a minimum in regular use the chair should be inspected on a bimonthly basis The visual inspection procedure should include at least the observation of the following fittings fasteners 1 The four bolts which attach the rear casters to the chair base 2 The two bolts and two nuts which attach the front casters to the chair base 3 The nuts and bolts that attach the 4 cylinders that position the seat tilt back recline and independent legrest elevation 4 The two bolts and two nuts which attach the chair back to the rods the leg rest is attached to 5 The two sets of two bolts and two nuts which attach the steel seat tilt rods to the chair base 6 The two bolts and two nuts which attach the chair back to the chair seat 7 The two bolts and two nuts which attach the leg rest to the rods at the front of the chair 8 Each of the nuts and bolts on the footrest especially those used for the adjustable footplates The visual inspection procedure should include at least the observation of the following parts 1 The 4 cylinders that position the seat tilt back recline and independent legres
4. MADE IN CANADA Manufacturers Label White e MADE IN CANADA FABRIQUE AU CANADA 385 Phillip St Waterloo ON Canada N2L 5R8 PHONE 1 519 746 8080 FAX 1 519 746 8616 Tilt Label Tan SEAT TILT SQUEEZE HANDLE Patent Label for Split Flip Down Footrest White PATENT PENDING Manufacturer s Label for Split Flip Down Footrest White Swing Away Armrest Label Grey TO REMOVE ARM PUSH DOWN ON ARM WHILE PUSHING BUTTON Footrest Attachment Detachment Label White Multi Directional Caster Label Grey BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 3 0 CAREGIVER MANAGEMENT BRODA Seating s unique and innovative chairs provide the optimum in re positioning functions and mobility However BRODA s products were designed to be recommended by professional caregivers The maximum benefit to the resident using this chair will be achieved with the advice and assistance of their caregivers The professional caregiver responsible for the resident s seating will add any additional resident specific instructions required for the safe and correct operation of the chair with a specific resident to Section 6 0 at the end of this manual These additional resident specific instructions shall be considered as important additions to the Safety Requirements in Section 1 At the customer s request the initial basic training of the resident s caregiver s in the operation of the chair will be provided by the l
5. The pin in the end of the cylinder is not being depressed when the handle is pulled Action to take See adjustment steps 2 The chair seems to slowly slide out of position a The pin in the end of the cylinder may be still partially depressed Action to take See adjustment steps 23 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Adjustment Steps Note Cylinder does not need to be removed from the chair to make this adjustment 1 Loosen the lock nut located on the stem of the gas cylinder next to the actuator 17mm or 11 16 wrench 2 Fromtheabove instruction determine whether you want to wind the stem further into the actuator or further out of the actuator You will need to wind the stem further into the actuator if the chair is not tilting or reclining wind it clockwise and wind it further out of the actuator if the chair is slowly sliding out of position wind it counter clockwise Note When adjusting cylinders with tools that come in contact with the cylinder rods A cloth piece of vinyl strap or some other protective material must be used to protect the sliding surface of the rod If the rod becomes scratched or scarred it will puncture the seal on the cylinder and the cylinder will fail Damaging a cylinder in this fashion voids the manufacturer s warranty 3 Wind the stem in the correct direction one half turn When viewing the cylinder with stem pointing towards you turn the stem clockwise to wind the stem out of the actuato
6. This eliminates the need for repositioning the leg rest after reclining the resident in the chair The leg rest can also be operated independently and is adjustable anywhere between vertical and horizontal When the seat is tilted the leg rest can be raised beyond vertical to become parallel with the seat angle To Adjust the Leg Rest Independently of the Back Recline Locate the leg rest handle on the lower side of the chair right side when facing the front of the chair figure 1 4 Hold the leg rest with your left hand and squeeze the handle with your right hand figure 1 5 With your left hand raise or lower the leg rest to the desired angle Release the handle for leg rest to remain in desired position Note The leg rest articulates with changes to the back recline but Elevated Legrest Figure 1 4 Legrest Handle Figure 1 5 not with changes to the seat tilt If the back is in the reclined position the leg cannot be lowered independently 4 4 Flip Down Footrest may be optional The optional Flip Down Footrest is detachable and length adjustable It allows for access to the seat surface without removing the footrest To Attach the Footrest to the Leg Rest The footrest should be attached to the leg rest at the location which provides correct foot support for the resident as determined by the caregiver If a mechanical transfer is used by the caregiver the footrest should be left in a flipped down position
7. Use a 3mm Allen wrench to loosen the setscrew in the pedal beside the caster you are replacing Remove the pedal from the hexagonal shaft Check to make sure there are no burrs on the shaft where the pedal was secured If there are burrs present use a file to remove them before proceeding to the next step 5 Slide the hexagonal shaft out of the frame of the chair approximately 6 on the side with the pedal still attached next to the good caster 6 Remove the faulty caster from the chair 27 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 7 Holding the stem of the replacement caster in one hand determine if it is set in the directional lock mode the caster housing should not rotate around the stem but the wheel still spins If so skip to step 10 8 Set the caster in the directional lock mode By inserting a large flat blade screwdriver into the hexagonal hole located in the caster stem and rotating counter clockwise when viewing the caster with the blue side of the stem facing towards you until it clicks The head of a 4 bolt will fit in the hexagonal hole and it can be held and rotated with a pair of locking pliers 9 Hold the stem of the caster and swivel the caster housing until the directional lock engages The caster won t swivel but the wheel still rotates in the fork 10 Install the caster in the chair frame with the wheel trailing behind the chair the same as the other caster 11 Reinsert the hexagonal rod through th
8. angle is achieved Release the handle once the seat is in the desired position Note The ease of changing seat tilt may be affected by the weight of the person in the chair or if the chair is unoccupied 4 2 Back Recline The back can be reclined to any position from the most upright to the lowest within its range This assists the caregiver in changing a resident s body position to improve the resident s comfort and or to assist caregivers in providing daily care activities Note Always tilt slightly before reclining to prevent patient from sliding To Activate Back Recline Locate the recline handle on the right side of the chair blue label Place left hand on bar to assist movement and squeeze recline handle with right hand figure 1 2 Raise or recline the back until desired angle is achieved figure 1 3 Release handle once the back is in the desired position Note Do not operate tilt and recline handles together The 785 is Trendelenburg capable To achieve this position Recline fully then squeeze tilt handle 11 Standard Position Tilt Position varies with model Figure 1 0 Tilt Handle Figure 1 1 Recline Position varies with model not applicable to 85V F ae PE Figure 1 2 Recline Handle Figure 1 3 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 4 3 Elevating Leg rest The 785 leg rest articulates and extends with the back recline The 35V legrest articulates with the back recline
9. if the chair was originally equipped with one Note This procedure may vary on earlier models 7 4 6 Casters Maintenance and Repair These casters are designed to be maintenance free The bearings in these casters are permanently lubricated and should not require further lubrication There are no adjustments or repair for this caster Should the caster become defective it must be replaced Replacement Instructions This caster has a stem that is inserted into the rear leg of the chair and is held in place by two mounting bolts located above the caster on the front and rear of the rear leg of the chair The caster functions are controlled by pedals mounted on each side of the chair at the rear These pedals control the function of casters at the same time and are mounted on a hexagonal shaft that run through the frame of the chair from one side to the other and are held in place by set screw located on the underside of the pedal These casters must be synchronized with each other during installation as per the following instructions Steps 1 Identify the caster that is not functioning properly 26 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 2 Adjust the pedal so that the caster which is still fully functional is locked in the directional lock mode the caster s locked from rotating and is trailing behind the chair and the wheel still spins 3 If applicable remove end caps on the end of the hexagonal shaft in the middle of the pedal
10. rear of the chair 7 1 Broda Seating 785 Parts Schematic Drawing Schematics for the 35V and 85V are currently unavailable Please contact Broda or your local area representative for information on parts for those models BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Broda Seating 785 Parts Schematic Legend T i SL T 2 4 T l 4 Black Armrest comes with Mounting Screws 10 Il 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 0 l 22 23 25 26 ZI 28 29 22 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 7 2 Trouble Shooting for Cylinders The use of gas charged springs on Broda products allow the caregiver to easily make adjustments to the tilt recline and leg rest with a minimum amount of effort The gas cylinders contain Nitrogen gas it is not flammable nor is it toxic The cylinders provide a lifting force of 300 Newtons approx 68 Lbs In other words the cylinders reduce the amount of weight the care giver has to lift by 68Lbs How do they work On the end of the stem of the cylinder is a small pin When the operator depresses the handle this pulls on the cable which in turn pulls on a small lever inside the actuator mechanism into which the stem of the cylinder is mounted This depresses the pin which in turn opens a valve located inside the barrel of the cylinder This allows for changes in position When the operator releases the handle the valve closes and locks the cylinder in the desired position Over the years Broda has used many dif
11. that bears the weight of the resident Safety Requirements are the important information contained in Section 1 which must be followed to ensure the safe operation of the chair for the resident caregivers and third parties 2 2 Technical Information Dimensions Based on 20 Inch Elite Chairs Overall dimensions of the Elite models 785 35V and 85V are 50 inches high by 27 5 inches wide by 37 5 inches long The seat width is 20 inches measured between the inside of the arms The seat depth is 17 inches The seat height is 20 5 inches measured to the front vinyl strap in the seat The back length is 32 inches The back width is 20 inches measured between the wings The leg rest is 12 long by 19 inches wide The removable footrest allows the leg rest to be adjusted to 16 18 20 and 22 inches in length BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Net chair weight is approximately 115 pounds All dimensions are plus minus 0 5 inch Most dimensions can be significantly varied from the above descriptions by adjustments to the chair s arms vinyl straps footrests or cushion positioning see Section 4 Operation and Movement Chair Frame The frame is all steel construction The base back side panels arms wings legrest and footrest are powder coated for durability and corrosion resistance The seat is painted for corrosion resistance Adjustments to the seat tilt back recline and independent legrest elevation functions are supported by a mechanica
12. use of the functional capabilities of the BRODA chair and ensure that you will quickly become familiar with its use If you have any questions about the safe and effective operation of your BRODA chair or accessories after reading this manual immediately contact your local BRODA representative or our Head Office Customer Service personnel for further assistance Head Office BRODA Seating 395 Phillip St Waterloo Ontario Canada N2L 5R8 Phone 519 746 8080 Toll Free Can US 1 800 668 0637 Fax 519 746 8616 E Mail sales brodaseating com Website www brodaseating com BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner General Instructions The instructions contained herein provide guidance on the safe and correct operation of a BRODA chair Safety measures as described in Section 1 must be observed when operating the chair s functions or moving the chair Only authorized caregivers should operate or move a chair Every person that is involved with the operation and maintenance of the BRODA chair including the resident s family members must read this instruction manual prior to moving or operating the functions of this chair A copy of this instruction manual must always be available to these people No person including the resident s family members who is unfamiliar with or is unwilling or unable to adhere to the safety and operating instructions contained herein should be permitted to operate or move the chair A BRODA char is designed for
13. use within a Nursing Home Hospital or other Long Term Care facility where the potential users benefit from the assistance and care of professional caregivers The safety and operating instructions that are included in this manual are very important to the safe and effective operation of the BRODA chair The resident specific instructions in Section 6 as determined by the resident s professional caregiver responsible for their seating from a part of the safety requirements detailed in Section 1 must be followed at all times BRODA accepts no liability whatsoever for damage or disruption caused by operating errors failure to provide proper maintenance or the disregard of the instructions contained in this manual including the resident specific instructions BRODA reserves the right to make changes to the specifications of the dimensions functions and components of its products Any textual or diagrammatic representations provided are not necessarily exactly the same as the delivered products and are not required to obtain spare parts Each BRODA chair is provided with a unique identifying serial number This serial number should be maintained on the chair and with your equipment records for future reference to obtain spare parts or additional copies of the operating instructions BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 1 0 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS This section must be read by all operators of the BRODA chair before they attempt to use the product It is t
14. with a heat gun Rivet one end of the strap with a 3 16 diameter 3 8 long rivet through the precut hole in the end of the strap to the frame with the crowned side of the strap up shiny side Wrap the strap around the frame over the top of the rivet Stretch the strap and wrap it around the other side of the frame next the rivet hole do not cover the rivet hole with the strap Rivet the other end of the strap through the precut hole in the end of the strap to the frame Stretch the strap and move the offset strap over to cover the rivet Note If the strap cools off during the installation you can reheat it with a heat gun 29 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Vinyl Strap Installation 30 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 8 0 BRODA SEATING WARRANTY BRODA provides a Three Year Warranty on the chair frame and a One Year Warranty on all other components subject to the following conditions No warranty is provided on seat pads or cloth covers The chair frames are guaranteed for three years against structural defects or failure All other parts except seat pads and cloth covers including but not limited to strapping cushions gas springs and attachments casters wheels brakes and armrests are guaranteed for one year against defects in materials and workmanship based on normal institutional use The guarantee does not cover malicious or deliberate damage or damage from misuse The guarantee does not cover use of Broda chairs in
15. 3 KDA SEATING OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Elite Models 785 Tilt Recliner 35V Semi Recliner 85V Tilt Chair Broda Seating 385 Phillip St Waterloo ON Canada N2L 5R8 Phone Toll Free Can US 1 800 668 0637 Fax 519 746 8616 www brodaseating com sales brodaseating com December 10 2004 Last Revised February 24 2005 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 Instructions for Use Foreword General Instructions SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1 1 Before First Use 1 2 Application 1 3 Legal Restrictions 1 4 Position of Chair Danger of Falling 1 5 Position of Seat Tilt Danger of Tipping 1 6 Location of Chair Danger of Tipping or Falling Objects Li Total Lock Wheel Brakes Danger of Falling 1 8 Re Positioning of Resident Danger of Clamping 1 9 Unintended Movement Danger of Falling or Collision 1 10 Resident Clothing Risk of Injury to Resident s Skin 1 11 Improper Restraint Use Risk of Serious Injury 1 12 Improper Use 1 13 Cleaning 1 14 Preventative Maintenance 1 15 Resident Specific Instructions DEFINITIONS and TECHNICAL INFORMATION P Definitions Da2 Technical Information 2 3 Shipping and Storage Specifications 2 4 Labels CAREGIVER MANAGEMENT OPERATION and MOVEMENT 4 1 Seat Tilt 4 2 Back Recline 4 3 Elevating Leg Rest 4 4 Flip Down Footrest 4 5 Removable Wings 4 6 Shoulder Bolsters 4 7 Swing Away Side Panels 4 8 Heigh
16. a shower or pool with the exception of the Broda Commode Shower Chair Modifications to Broda products or the use of non Broda supplied parts voids the warranty This warranty does not cover shipping damage see below BRODA will provide new or refurbished parts for installation by the owner at no cost following confirmation by the local BRODA Representative or the BRODA Head Office Customer Service Representative On request defective parts must be returned to the factory within thirty days of receipt of the replacement parts by the owner If the defective parts are not returned to BRODA on request the owner will bear the cost of the replacement parts on invoice from BRODA Warranty does not include on site labor for the installation of warranty parts or warranty repairs The owner may return to BRODA products for warranty replacement or repair by shipping items prepaid and insured to the factory Warranty completed at the factory includes both materials and labor Parts to be repaired or replaced at the discretion of BRODA All returns to the factory require prior authorization from BRODA BRODA retains the right to make design and application changes without notice All orders will be filled with BRODA s current models unless otherwise specified by the purchaser BRODA chairs are designed for patient mobility positioning and comfort in specialty seating however the application of BRODA products shall remain the responsibility of the purch
17. aser or user This warranty is not transferable RETURNS BRODA Seating will not accept any returns without a prior Returned Goods Authorization Number Please contact our Head Office Customer Service Representative at 1 800 668 0637 for assistance Returns must be insured when shipped DAMAGED FREIGHT NOTIFY THE CARRIER OF ANY DAMAGE IMMEDIATELY It is the responsibility of the person receiving the goods to examine cartons and goods before accepting receipt Note all damages on the bill of lading and file a claim if necessary Notify the carrier of any concealed damaged within a maximum of 48 hours BRODA insures all products for intransit damage failure to notify the carrier of intransit damage voids both the insurance and the BRODA warranty If you require assistance please contact our Head Office at 1 800 668 0637 SALES TAX Most Broda products are G S T Zero Rated and Exempt from Canadian Provincial Sales Tax Purchasers may be required to check with their Provincial or State Tax Office for purchaser tax payment 31
18. chairs are not explosion resistant and may only be used where there are no flammable gases or liquids present such as anesthetics or petroleum based cleaners BRODA chairs are designed for use with specific BRODA accessories and spare parts Any use of non BRODA spare parts or accessories with a BRODA chair is excluded from possible liability claims Any use of BRODA spare parts or accessories on a non BRODA product is excluded from possible liability claims BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 1 3 Legal Restrictions BRODA chairs may only be used as described in this manual and with proper regard for recognized health care and work place safety and accident prevention practices BRODA chairs may not be operated or used with non BRODA spare parts or accessories which could endanger residents staff or other third parties The chair may only be moved or operated by caregivers or family members who can guarantee its correct operation because they have read and fully understood this manual and the safety issues discussed herein 1 4 Position of Chair Danger of Falling Immediately after a resident is transferred into a chair we recommend that the chair s seat be tilted sufficiently to prevent the resident from sliding or falling forward off the chair The amount of seat tilt used should be determined by the resident s caregiver who is responsible for seating We recommend that the resident s feet be correctly positioned on the footrests and slightl
19. d The top strap must be unbuckled to remove the wing from the chair Figure 2 6 Figure 2 7 Wing Removed Figure 2 8 Figure 2 9 Note The Shoulder Bolster can be inverted on the wing in order to provide support to the lower torso and to those with a narrow upper torso Place the bolster upside down on the wing frame and attach as described above 14 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 4 7 Swing Away Side Panels The swing away side panels are an integral part of No Lift and No Fall programs Side access can make transfers easier and safer for both the care givers and the chair user To Remove the Swing Away Side Panels Push down on the front of the armrest This removes the tension on the push button figure 3 0 Locate the push button indicated by the label on the outer side of the chair figure 3 0 and apply pressure to button with your thumb Figure 3 0 Let the armrest pop up Swing the side panel away or remove completely figure 3 1 Note Chairs with Mag Wheels will not allow for the Side Panels to swing away however they are removable Fi 1 To Replace the Side Panels RR 3 Insert the back end of the side panel into the back receptacle figure 3 2 Swing the side panel until the front end is over the front receptacle Push the push button in to allow the front end into the front receptacle Push down on the front of the arm until the button pops Figure 3 2 into the b
20. dent s family members who share some of the responsibility for a resident s care may be considered as a caregiver after they have read this manual received instruction on the chair s safe use by a professional caregiver and a caregiver directly responsible for the resident s care has given their approval 1 2 Application BRODA chairs are intended exclusively for residents of long term care institutions who are under the care of professional caregivers The Elite Chairs are positioning chairs intended for medium to high level care residents The suitability and application of a BRODA chair is to be determined by a professional caregiver who 1s familiar with the seating needs of the resident using the chair Any other use of the chair is excluded from possible liability claims The weight capacity of the Broda Elite Chairs 1s a function of the casters The front 5 inch casters can each bear weight of up to 220 lbs The rear 6 inch casters can each bear weight of up to 330 Ibs The total weight is based on three casters in the event that the chair is on uneven terrain allowing the total weight capacity of the Elite chairs to be 770 lbs Custom Broda chairs built for bariatric residents are built with additional gas cylinders and additional strapping to further accommodate the weight in the chair The Elite chairs are not to be used in the shower Use in the shower may cause the frame or components to rust and will void the warranty The
21. e new caster a gentle tap may be required here 28 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 13 Reinstall the pedal removed in step 3 and tighten the setscrew Insert new caps on the hexagonal 7 5 shaft in the middle of the pedal Please note that after the end caps have been removed from the chair they must be replaced with new ones They are NOT reusable Vinyl Strapping Maintenance The only maintenance required for the vinyl straps is general cleaning with an ammonia or chlorine based cleaners Do Not use petroleum based cleaners Installation Replacement Instructions The vinyl strapping has both elasticity and memory retention this allows each strap to conform to the resident as an independent unit Occasionally a strap may lose memory or be cut This makes it necessary to replace them These straps are installed under tension this is done by heating the straps so that they are soft and pliable and this enables them to be easily stretched during installation They are held in place by riveting them to the steel frame of the chair and then wrapping them around the frame over the top of the rivet This is done the same for both ends of the strap Steps see following page for illustration 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Remove the old strap by cutting it in two and drilling out the rivets with a 3 16 drill bit Heat the strap either by placing it in a pot of boiling water for a couple of minutes or by laying it out and heating it
22. e seat surface from the left side of the chair reach across the legs with your left hand Pull the left leg towards you figure 2 1 Flip down the footplate with your right hand figure 2 2 Place both feet on the flipped down footplate Flip down the second footplate figure 2 3 Place both feet on the appropriate foot plate figure 2 4 Reverse this process when exiting the chair To Adjust the Footplate Angle Split Flip Down Footrest The footplates adjust independently and are infinitely adjustable within their range They can each be set at angles less than 90 degrees to accommodate ankle contractures As well they can be adjusted to greater than 90 degrees to accommodate foot drop figure 2 5 The footplates can be adjusted simply by moving them up or down It is also possible to set the footplates in a fixed position by adjusting the bolts Locate the set of bolts on the rear of the footrest These bolts are adjusted individually To make the angle of the footplate less than 90 degrees extend the bolt as indicated at A To make the angle more than 90 degrees shorten the bolt as indicated by B 13 Figure 1 9 Figure 2 0 Figure 2 1 Figure 2 3 Figure 2 4 Figure 2 5 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 4 5 Removable Wings Wings support the shoulder bolsters which provide upper body lateral support to the resident To Remove the Wings Using your thumb depress the top button found besid
23. e the wing on the chair back figure 2 6 While depressing the button pull the top of the wing frame from the receptacle The wing may now be moved out of the way without its full removal figure 2 7 To completely remove the wing depress the button on the lower portion of the wing frame and remove from the receptacle To Replace the Wing Frame Insert the lower end of the wing into the lower receptacle first Then insert the upper end into the upper receptacle 4 6 Shoulder Bolsters The Shoulder Bolsters provide upper torso support protection and containment Individually adjustable they accommodate asymmetries in the chair user Their unique design allows for proper elbow access to the arm rest The Shoulder Bolster is always used in conjunction with the side wing To Attach the Shoulder Bolsters The Shoulder Bolster attaches to the wing by two straps with snap buckles Feed both Shoulder Bolster straps between the inner strap of the wing and the frame of the chair The upper strap is pulled around the outside of the wing frame and the lower strap is fed between the outside strap of the wing and the frame of the wing figure 2 8 Snap the buckles together and cinch the strap to secure the bolster to the wing The bolster can be slid up and down the wing if desired figure 2 9 To lock the bolster in place feed the upper strap around the frame of the chair back The bolster can no longer be vertically adjuste
24. e to minimize the risk of tipping over 1 7 Total Lock Wheel Brakes Danger of Falling The special casters found on the BRODA chair have total lock brakes which prevent the wheels from turning and swiveling The brakes must always be applied when 1 the chair is not in use 2 a resident is being transferred moved into or out of the chair and 3 the chair is not being moved by a caregiver It is important to note that if the wheel locks are applied while the patient is in the chair that the caregiver does not leave the patient unattended especially those patients who have the capability or tendency to move the chair and or those who may be agitated This could cause harm to the patient if they attempt to move the chair while the wheel locks are applied BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Note that removing and attaching the footrest may be easier for the caregiver with the brakes applied Failure to follow these instructions will unnecessarily increase the risk of serious falls by residents caregivers or third parties caused by the chair unintentionally moving 1 8 Re Positioning of Resident Danger of Clamping BRODA chairs offer the benefits of seat tilt back recline legrest footrest elevation and moveable arms During the movement of any of these functions the following safety measures must be observed 1 The resident s arms must be positioned inside the chair frame with their hands on their body 2 The resident s f
25. eet must be correctly positioned on the footrests 3 All of the chair s brakes have been applied 4 Only one caregiver at a time attempts to operate the chair s functions 5 Only one chair function is operated at a time 6 The rear wheels are in the trailing position behind the chair frame 7 The residents and caregivers body are clear of all pinch points before operating the chair s functions Failure to follow these safety measures can put the residents or caregivers limbs at risk of injury Residents who may be unaware of their body position or unable to maintain a safe body position are at the most risk of the danger from clamping and caregivers should be more cautious with these residents A second caregiver may be required to ensure the safety of these residents during these operations 1 9 Unintended Movement Danger of Falling or Collision We recommend BRODA chairs for indoor use within a long term care institution and where there is not enough slope to cause the chairs to move unaided Chairs used where the surface is uneven or sloped are at risk of unintended movement and could become a serious danger to the resident caregiver s or a third party We recommend that BRODA chairs are located away from stairwells elevators and exterior doorways within a long term care institution Outdoor use is appropriate only under the strict supervision and full attention of a caregiver who 1s physically capable of pr
26. eventing any unintended movement over any surfaces that are to be traveled on We recommend that a second caregiver assist when the chair is moved over surfaces that could cause significant unintended movement 1 10 Resident Clothing Risk of Injury to Resident s Skin We recommend that residents only be seated while they are fully dressed in clothing that meets the needs of their specific condition If after being fully dressed a resident s bare arms legs or body could still come into direct contact with the vinyl straps or vinyl pads we recommend the use of a covering such the BRODA terry cloth covered seat and or back pad or a folded cloth bed sheet to prevent direct contact Direct contact of bare skin on the straps over a period of time could cause moisture on the resident and or cause the skin to stick to the straps Prior to the operation or movement of a chair with a covering the caregiver must ensure any covering placed on the chair does not come into contact with any moving parts and is securely placed so not to slip 1 11 Improper Restraint Use Risk of Serious Injury We recommend that alternatives to physical restraints be used with residents while seated in the chair except under the specific instructions of the resident s primary caregiver and with permission of the resident s family or guardian Physical restraints have been identified as a common cause of serious injury to residents while they are seated We rec
27. ferent types of actuators to operate the gas cylinders used on our products Although they may look different their function is one and the same to push against the pin and open the valve that controls the cylinder If the cylinder is not properly adjusted when mounted in the actuator the cylinder may not function properly Maintenance The gas cylinders do not require any maintenance although they may need to be adjusted due to wide temperature variations or cable stretch When adjusting the cylinder it is important that you do not damage the stem on the cylinder Small scratches left by applying the jaws of pliers or Vice Grips directly to the shaft while making adjustments will destroy the seal and allow the gas inside the cylinder to escape Use a piece of vinyl strapping or rubber to protect the cylinder shaft from the jaws of the tool you are using to make the adjustments Trouble shooting Often when experiencing problems with cylinders on Broda chairs the cylinder is not damaged it just needs adjustment There are two common adjustments 1 The pin that the cable handle pulls on at the end of the cylinder is not connected correctly 2 Or the handle or cable assembly have become broken or disconnected The cable mechanism works exactly like a bicycle brake and is easy to check when experiencing problems Other solutions to common problems are listed below 1 Chair is not reclining or tilting when cylinder handle is pulled a
28. he resident s primary caregiver s responsibility to ensure that only people who are familiar with the information contained in this manual are authorized to operate or move the chair 1 1 Before First Use BRODA chairs are provided fully assembled and ready to use after purchaser inspection functional testing and training requirements have been met If the chair does not appear to be in ready to use condition upon receipt immediately contact your supplier and do not put the chair into service until after your concerns have been resolved This manual must be read thoroughly by the caregiver s directly responsible for the resident s nursing care before the chair is put into service The chair must be visually inspected for damage missing parts and loose fittings fasteners prior to first use or testing the chair s functions Functional testing must be successfully completed after visual inspection and before first use These obligations apply both to the first use of the chair and to all subsequent uses as described in Section 5 Inspection and Functional Testing An in service on the operation and safety issues as described in this manual must be given to the resident s caregivers prior to its first use As described in Section 3 0 Caregiver Management This manual must be read thoroughly by new caregivers prior to the first time a new caregiver operates or moves the chair after the chair has been put into service A resi
29. icants on any part of the chair 19 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 6 0 RESIDENT SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS The suitability and application of a BRODA chair is to be determined by a professional caregiver who is familiar with the seating needs of the resident using the chair BRODA and our representatives are not professional caregivers and will not know the specific requirements of the individual resident using the chair BRODA relies on the knowledge experience and judgment of the resident s professional caregiver to ensure the safety and comfort of the resident while using the chair The primary caregiver responsible for the resident s care and the caregiver responsible for the resident s seating shall add any specific instructions necessary for the safe and effective use of the chair These instructions form an important part of the Safety Requirements for using the chair and must be made available to all caregivers Space is provided her to include or attach these important instructions Broda Enterprises Inc 385 Phillip St Waterloo Ontario Canada N2L 5R8 Phone 1 519 746 8080 Fax 1 519 742 8616 Toll Free US Can 1 800 668 0637 www brodaseating com Email sales brodaseating com 20 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 7 0 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE Please have the chair serial number ready when contacting Broda or your local area representative for parts or assistance for your chair The serial number can be found on a grey sticker on the
30. l locking device designed to permit controlled movement during the operation of these functions See Section 4 Operation and Movement No motors or other powered devices are used in the chair Casters The front casters are 5 inch total lock casters with non marking grey rubber tires and have a 220 Ib weight capacity The rear casters are 6 inch directional lock rear casters with non marking grey rubber tires and have a 330 Ib weight capacity The casters require minimal maintenance Lubrication or maintenance may be required in extreme conditions such as steam cleaning pressure washing or autoclaving Side Panels and Wings Swing away and removable side panels provide lateral support to the resident at their thighs The arms are height adjustable to provide the correct armrest height for the resident s forearms The arms extend to the front of the seat to aid the resident during transfers Removable wings provide upper body lateral support Adjustable shoulder bolsters that attach to the wings accommodate variances in resident shoulder widths and heights Cushions Standard cushions include Neckrest cushion Shoulder bolsters Calf pad Sole pads Lower side pads Upper side pads and Seat and Back pads The 34 ounce healthcare vinyl fabric covering is manufactured to meet the following requirements DIN 75 200 DIN 53 438 MVSS 302 M2 CAL 117 and Wyzenbeck Heavy Duty Abrasion Test Removable seat and back pads are covered with an 8 ou
31. nal problem is detected the chair must be repaired inspected and tested for function before it is returned to service In regular use after the initial inspection and functional testing the chair should be inspected and tested on a bimonthly basis The chair should be inspected and tested as often as each use if the chair is used 1 By aggressive or agitated residents 2 By residents who have involuntary movement 3 On irregular or sloped surfaces 4 By residents weighing over 220 lbs 5 By any unauthorized person BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Do not use any lubricants that contain solvents Solvents will damage many of the moving components in the chair If necessary a white food grade grease lubricant may be used on the sliding components in the chair 1 15 Resident Specific Instructions The professional caregiver responsible for the resident s seating shall add such additional instructions as are necessary for the safety and comfort of the resident using the chair based on their professional experience and knowledge of the resident s specific conditions and requirements These instructions form a part of the Safety Requirements for using the chair with that resident and must be made available to all caregivers see Section 6 0 2 0 DEFINITIONS and TECHNICAL INFORMATION 2 1 Definitions BRODA means Broda Enterprises Inc doing business as Broda Seating BRODA chair refers to Elite chair models 785 35V and 85V
32. nce soft vinyl which meets CAN2 162 Pre shrunk fitted cotton terri covers are provided for the seat and back pads 2 3 Shipping and Storage Specifications BRODA chairs should be shipped and stored in an upright position and not stacked higher than 3 boxes No other materials should be shipped or stored on top of a BRODA box BRODA boxes should not be placed on pallets BRODA chairs should be shipped and stored at temperatures between minus 20 degrees Celsius and plus 40 degrees Celsius BRODA chairs should not be used until they are between 0 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius BRODA chairs should be kept in a clean dry environment Upon receipt we recommend that the shipping carton be immediately examined for damage Any damage should be noted on the delivery receipt and a request for inspection by the transportation company should be made The shipping carton should be opened immediately and the chair examined for concealed shipping damage If the chair appears to be damaged a concealed damage report should be immediately filed with the transportation company BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 2 4 Labels BRODA uses certain labels to assist caregivers to identify items which permit the operation of the Elite chair s functions Patent Label White CDN PAT 2 204 579 US PAT 5 868 461 785 Recline Label Blue BACK RECLINE Squeeze Handle Serial Number Label Gray SOA EATING 1 800 668 0637 PRODUCT SERIAL
33. ocal BRODA representative who supplies the chair The caregiver s must adhere to the Safety Requirements at all times to ensure the safety of the resident caregivers and third parties The customer will maintain a list of caregivers who have read this manual and are authorized by them to operate and move the chair BRODA assumes no liability for damage injury or accidents caused by careless negligent incorrect or unauthorized operation or movement of its chairs 10 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 4 0 OPERATION and MOVEMENT Safety measures as described in Section 1 must be observed when operating the chair s functions or moving the chair Only authorized caregivers should attempt to operate or move a chair The caregiver must use proper body mechanics when operating the chair and be prepared to support the weight of the resident while operating the chair 4 1 Seat Tilt The seat can be tilted to any position from the most upright to the lowest within its range This assists the caregiver in changing a resident s body position to minimize slumping falling or sliding forward The tilt can also increase the stability of the chair to minimize the risk of tipping over and improve the resident s comfort To Activate the Seat Tilt Locate the tilt handle on the left side of the chair figure 1 0 Place right hand on bar to assist movement and squeeze tilt handle with left hand figure 1 1 Raise or lower seat tilt until desired
34. olts figure 3 8 Secure the outside flap on the side panel Change the height of the other arm as desired Note Figure 3 8 4 9 Casters Broda chairs come equipped with specially featured casters The front casters are 5 Total Lock casters which have a braking position controlled by a pedal The rear casters are 6 Directional Lock casters which have 3 different positions controlled by a butterfly pedal 1 Tracking position eliminates any swivel function making rear casters into tracking wheels The tracking position is ideal for pushing the chair over long distances and down hallways 2 Swivel position gives the chair outstanding mobility for going around tight corners through narrow doorways and moving the chair laterally 3 The locked position prevents swivel and rotational movement of both rear casters How to Operate Front Casters To engage the front caster brake step on the brake pedal until the caster in a locked position figure 3 9 iy A To disengage the front caster brake step on the ni a6 x 40 top of the brake pedal until the brake is released IgUre gt igure 4 figure 4 0 How to Operate Rear Casters Rear caster function is controlled using the butterfly pedals Above the casters figure 4 1 1 For tracking position use foot to position pedal so that back of pedal is pointing to the floor 2 For swivel position use foot to position pedal so that it is parallel to floor Tracking S
35. ommend that the primary caregiver responsible for seating first consider the re positioning options available in the chair to reduce the risks of sliding falling or self injury 5 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner If a physical restraint is determined to be appropriate to prevent sliding or falling out of the chair we recommend that the BRODA thigh belt be used If a physical restraint is determined to be appropriate to prevent self injury from resident movement we recommend the BRODA HSP padding package In all cases it 1s the resident s primary caregiver that must take responsibility for the safety of the resident if restraints are used 1 12 Improper Use The improper use of the chair can be dangerous to the resident caregivers or third parties through 1 Unauthorized operation of the chair s functions 2 Unauthorized movement of the chair 3 Inappropriate use of the chair for a resident who has not been assessed by the caregiver responsible for their seating 4 Failure to reposition the resident frequently in the chair 5 Attempted simultaneous operation of multiple chair functions by one or more caregivers 6 Attempting to move the chair with the brake s applied 7 Leaving the resident unattended in the chair near other objects 8 Leaving a potentially agitated resident in an unsupervised area 9 Leaving a resident unattended for a period of time 10 Leaving a resident in a chair on a sloping surface 11 Leaving a chai
36. r and counter clockwise to wind the stem into the actuator 4 Check the function of the cylinder and repeat steps 3 amp 4 until the cylinder functions properly 5 Tighten the lock nut loosened in step 1 If adjusting the cylinder does not correct the problem the cylinder may need to be replaced Please contact Broda at 1 800 668 0637 or your local area representative 7 3 Cables and Handles Maintenance The cables and handles do not require any maintenance Removal and Installation The cable is used in conjunction with a cable handle and an actuator to control the function of the gas cylinder The cable and handle are one unit On the actuator end the cable hooks into the lever that depresses the control pin on the cylinder The cable housing either clips into the actuator housing or is held in place by a cable tie 24 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Steps 1 Unclip the cable from the actuator 2 Cut the cable ties that secure the cable to the frame of the chair carefully note the location of the cable ties and how the cable is threaded around the frame of the chair 5 Thread the new cable around the frame of the chair the same as the old one and install new cable ties where necessary 25 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 6 Hook the end of the cable into the lever in the actuator and clip the cable housing into the actuator housing 7 Install a new cable tie around the end of the cable housing and the actuator
37. r unattended on a sloping surface 12 Using non BRODA accessories on the chair 13 Using the BRODA chair at temperatures below 0 Celsius 32 Fahrenheit 14 Using the BRODA chair as a shower or bathing chair 15 Using the BRODA chair for any use other than its intended application 1 13 Cleaning We recommend the chair be wiped clean with soap and water A dilute household strength ammonia or chlorine based cleaner may be used if necessary BRODA chairs should not be cleaned with petroleum based cleaners Any petroleum based products that come in contact with any vinyl surface should be removed as quickly as possible Petroleum based products make vinyl brittle and will damage the seating surface and cushions Metal parts and cushions should be wiped dry after cleaning Terry cloth seat and back covers may be laundered and tumble dried Solvents such as those found in spray lubricants should not be used on Broda Chairs as they can damage moving parts Touch up paint is available for the powder coated frame Please call Broda s Customer Service Department if touch up paint is required 1 14 Preventative Maintenance The maintenance on a BRODA chair will vary with the amount of use and the condition of the resident using the chair We recommend regular visual inspection for signs of wear damage loose or missing fittings and other safety concerns Also periodic testing of the chairs functions is appropriate If a breakage defect or operatio
38. t caregiver or third party Note When inserting tray on to chair ensure that residents and caregivers body are clear form pinch points to allow safe insertion of tray 4 12 BRODA Thigh Belt The optional BRODA Thigh Belt is a one piece positioning device used for pelvic positioning It leaves the hips and upper torso completely unrestrained There is no danger of the patient sliding under the belt as with standard lap belts The Thigh Belt may only be used if recommended by the resident s primary caregiver and the resident s family or guardian gives permission To attach the Thigh Belt Locate the front cross piece of the seat frame under the strapping Starting from under the chair seat pass one end of the thigh belt between the second and third strap from the front of the seat figure 4 2 Pass the other end of the Thigh Belt though the same spot in the chair seat Ensure that the center strap of the Thigh Belt is looped around the front cross piece of the seat frame figure 4 3 One padded section of the Thigh Belt passes over each thigh Connect the snap buckles behind the chair Do not fasten around the cylinder or cable behind the chair Tighten the straps as necessary figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Note Use caution when reclining a resident who is using a Thigh Belt It may pull on the thighs if fastened too tight It may need to be loosened for reclining 17 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner If necessary
39. t Adjustable Armrests 4 9 Casters 4 10 Accessories 4 11 Broda Tray 4 12 Broda Thigh Belt 4 13 Broda HSP Padding Package INSPECTION and FUNCTIONAL TESTING 5 1 Inspection 5 2 Functional Testing RESIDENT SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS Additions to Section 1 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE 7 1 785 Schematic Drawing and Legend 7 2 Trouble Shooting for Cylinders 7 3 Cables and Handles 7 4 6 Casters 7 5 Vinyl Strapping WARRANTY INFORMATION N INA AU UU UL UL ds ARAALU O DANA 11 11 11 12 12 14 14 15 15 16 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 20 ZA 23 24 26 29 31 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner A CODA searine Foreword Congratulations on your purchase of a BRODA chair and thank you for your confidence in our company and our products BRODA Seating has assumed a leadership position in providing the optimum in re positioning functions and mobility for residents of long term care institutions BRODA chairs do not look like traditional chairs and offer unique advantages found only with a BRODA We are sure that after learning about BRODA you will be convinced that your residents quality of life will be greatly enhanced by BRODA chairs BRODA s products were designed to be recommended by Professional Caregivers for residents who require long term care The maximum benefit to the resident using this chair will be achieved with the advice and assistance of their Caregivers This manual will assist you in making the best
40. t elevation 2 The vinyl straps used in the seat back legrest footrest and wings 3 The cushions 4 The 3 black handles and cables 5 The armrest height adjustment pins We recommend the visual inspection procedure should include the observation of any installed accessories as described in Section 4 10 5 2 Functional Testing We recommend that the chair should be tested for operation of the chair s functions without a resident in the chair The testing may be as often as each use if there is any reason to be concerned about the possibility of 18 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner increased wear or damage to the chair s components At a minimum in regular use the chair should be tested for functions as described in Sections 4 1 to 4 9 If the caregiver or maintenance department performing the functional testing believes that any function is not operating correctly the chair should be taken out of service until a satisfactory functional test can be completed The caregiver or maintenance department performing the testing should be aware that the seat tilt back recline and footrest legrest elevation operations will be more difficult without a resident in the chair When performing repairs or maintenance do not use lubricants that contain solvents Solvents will damage many of the moving components in the chair If necessary a white food grade grease lubricant may be used on the sliding components in the chair Do not use spray lubr
41. the side panels can be moved out of the way to correctly position the thigh belt behind the back Any excess belt material should be tightened sufficiently to prevent unwanted movement of the belt but with caution to ensure resident comfort is not compromised Excess belt material may also be tucked away so as to not get pulled If the caregiver is unsure about the correct installation or operation of the BRODA Thigh Belt the caregiver should contact their local BRODA representative for assistance before using this accessory 4 13 BRODA HSP Padding Package The BRODA HSP Padding Package includes the BRODA thigh belt which may only be used if recommended by the resident s primary caregiver and permission is given by the residents family or guardian The instructions in Section 4 12 must be followed when using a BRODA thigh belt The BRODA HSP Padding Package is designed for residents who are agitated or have involuntary movements To minimize resident contact with the chair frame this accessory package includes a Full Extended Footpad a Fixed Frame Footrest Extended Shoulder Bolsters Wing Covers and Thigh Belt 5 0 INSPECTION and FUNCTIONAL TESTING Safety measures as described in Section 1 must be observed when inspecting or testing a chair Only authorized caregivers or maintenance staff should attempt to inspect or test a chair 5 1 Inspection We recommend regular visual inspection for signs of wear damage loose or missing fittings
42. utton hole with a clicking sound 4 8 Height Adjustable Armrests The armrest height can easily be adjusted in order to accommodate various residents The arms are adjustable in 5 8 increments and have a height range of approximately 5 5 How to adjust armrest height Lift up the flap on the outside of the side panel exposing the armrest height adjustment pins figure 3 3 Squeeze the 2 pins together DO NOT place fingers at the top of the pins as this could cause pinching Place fingers in the concave shape of the pins figure 3 4 Figure 3 4 15 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner Raise or lower the arm to the desired height DO NOT place fingers anywhere underneath the arm while adjusting as this could cause pinching Upon releasing the pins the armrest height will lock into place figure 3 5 Secure the outside flap on the side panel Change the height on the other arm as desired Figure 3 5 How to Operate Optional Height Adjustable Armrests n ua do The optional height adjustable armrests are raised or lowered using a 4 in wrench to loosen bolts on the armrest The optional arms can be adjusted within approximately a 6 range Lift up the flap on the outside panel exposing the armrest height adjustment bolts figure 3 6 Figure 3 6 Figure 3 7 Using a 4 wrench loosen but do not remove the adjustment bolts figure 3 7 Raise or lower the armrest to the desired height and tighten the adjustment b
43. wivel gt Brake Figure 4 1 Front of Chair 16 BRODA 785 Tilt Recliner 3 For locked position use foot to position pedal so that front of pedal is pointing to the floor Note Always ensure the brakes are not locked when wheeling the chair 4 10 Accessories Options We recommend BRODA accessories for use only on BRODA chairs The correct installation of the BRODA accessory is very important We recommend that the BRODA chair is ordered with the required accessories already installed Only authorized caregivers who thoroughly understand the accessory installation procedures should attempt to install their BRODA accessories without assistance from their local BRODA representative BRODA does not recommend use of other manufacturer s accessories on BRODA chairs 4 11 BRODA Tray r an The optional BRODA tray is specially designed to work with your BRODA chair Made of a single piece of durable ABS plastic the tray securely slides over the arms of the chair to provide a level surface of meals or activities A BRODA strap may be used to prevent the resident from accidentally pushing the tray off the chair The strap should be buckled together behind the chair back below the armrests and as close to the level of the chair seat as possible A tray strap with a side buckle is also available to meet non restraining policies Note The BRODA tray is not to be used as a restraint Using the tray as a restraint may cause harm to the residen
44. y to fully elevated to prevent the resident from sliding or falling forward off the chair The amount of elevation used should be determined by the resident s caregiver who is responsible for seating 1 5 Position of Seat Tilt Danger of Tipping We recommend that the chair s seat be tilted sufficiently to prevent an agitated resident from tipping the chair forward or backward or from slumping and sliding in the chair The amount of seat tilt used should be determined by the resident s caregiver who is responsible for seating Always ensure that the resident is properly positioned before operating the seat tilt 1 6 Location of Chair Danger of Tipping or Falling Objects We recommend that when a resident has been moved to their destination the chair is placed where the resident cannot reach handrails or other objects fixed or moveable This is to prevent the resident from pulling the chair over or pulling themselves off the seating surface and to prevent the resident from pulling moveable objects onto the chair and themselves We recommend that the chair be used in a supervised area to prevent untrained residents caregivers or third parties from unauthorized operation movement or unsafe actions such as sitting or leaning on the reclined back elevated footrest or the armrests These actions if not prevented put the chair at risk of tipping or damage to the chair We recommend that a chair only be located on a level surfac
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