USER`S MANUAL BB SEATING SYSTEM
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1. QUICK RELEASE Quick Loc INTERFACE METHOD e Whilst holding the BB System place this into the wheelchair making sure that the front of the interface frame locates into stops as shown Fig 1 1h e Lower the back of the seat into the wheelchair until the interface locates into the rear catches as shown and it clicks into position Fig 1 1 e Secure the Seat Retention Straps around the back of the wheelchair frame not just the wheelchair canvas Fig 1 1k With the BB System now installed into the wheelchair it is now safe to place the client in position S O S Seating Systems need to be interfaced to the wheelchair safely and it is important that the retention straps are always secured for client safety Before removing the BB System SOS recommend that the client is removed from the seating system To remove the BB System from the wheelchair release the retention strap pull back the interface lever or cable Fig 1 1m until the catches release raise up the rear of the interface clear of the catches release the lever and pull the interface clear of the front stops 1 2 BB SEAT SUPPORT PADS All the support pads fitted to the BB System are attached by Velcro The pads have fitted covers and these can be removed by simply unzipping the cover 1 3 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS When fitting the BB System to an electric wheelchair the fitting procedures are the same as in 1 1 However it is also nece2. Hanger Brackets and are intended to sit onto the seat rails of the wheelchair Gently lower the seating system into position making sure that the Hanger Brackets locate on the seat rails Fig 1 1e e Having lowered the seat onto the seat rails and located the Hanger Brackets the rear of the seat needs to locate onto the back of the wheelchair Slide the seating system back on the seat rails until the rear Location Hanger Bracket sits against the backrest of the wheelchair e With the seating system Hanger Brackets located on the seat rails and the backrest posts of the wheelchair it is now necessary to slide the Hanger Bracket lock tubes into position where fitted Fig 1 1f e With the locking tubes in position tighten the locking screws to secure permanently e Having attached all the hanger brackets into position as described above all that remains to be done is to fit the rear retention straps on the support frame of the seating system around the back of the wheelchair and secure in position Fig 1 19 e The seat is now ready to use Special Seating System Restraint Straps must always be in position and tightened firmly This is essential during transportation of the client to ensure client safety e Check tightness of these straps regularly loose straps are potentially dangerous and may not secure the BB System properly To remove the seating system from the wheelchair simply reverse the above procedure
3. Ee aS OE Ee Vee ES ie EOE TOR he eee eae 22 CONTACT DETAILS 6 test inciauarsintorsitenmeripersdomneomnatenipancsers Backpage B B MODULAR SEATING SYSTEM Class 1 Device Introduction e The BB Seating System is a Modular Seating System intended for use with Standard Wheelchairs e The maintenance and safety instructions described in this manual should be adhered to By following these instructions you will be ensuring correct use of the BB System The BB Modular Seating System is a customised device intended for use by a particular client and should not be used for any other client e The assessment as to the level of support required by a client will normally be done through a Special Seating Clinic organised by your Wheelchair Service e Each system is manufactured for use with a particular wheelchair s To make sure using the BB System does not render the wheelchair unsuitable the BB System and wheelchair are tested for stability with the client seated in the equipment If the stability is satisfactory then a Certificate of Compliance is issued to verify that the level of stability is satisfactory for more details regarding stability of wheelchair and seating systems see page 4 e As with most Seating Systems it is advisable to monitor a client s initial use of the BB System in the early stages of its use It is recommended that the time a client sits in the system is controlled this will vary due to circumstances but where
4. could damage the protective skin DO NOT PUT THE BB SYSTEM NEXT TO A HOT FIRE OR USE EXCESSIVE HEAT TO DRY AS EXCESSIVE HEAT COULD AFFECT THE COMPONENTS OF THE SEAT DO NOT USE SCOURERS OR CAUSTIC SUBSTANCES SUCH AS BLEACH 3 2 REMOVABLE COVERS For cleaning of removable covers please refer to wash label on the inside of the padded cover DO NOT REMOVE THE FOAM FROM THE WATERPROOF LINER OR TRY TO WASH IT AS THIS FOAM WILL ABSORB WATER AND WILL BE A PROBLEM TO DRY OUT ANY DEVIATIONS FROM THE WASH LABEL MAY AFFECT THE FIRE RETARDANCY OF THE COVER S 3 3 HARNESSES PADS amp STRAPS Make sure all straps are in good working order and that buckles work correctly If any show signs of fraying or any buckles are broken or faulty contact your Wheelchair Service immediately DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR Harnesses may be cleaned by applying a warm damp cloth with a mild detergent DO NOT USE POLISH 3 4 VISUAL INSPECTION Every 3 4 weeks check the condition of the BB System and wheelchair if you notice any faults or broken parts please notify your Wheelchair Service immediately DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR Look at the tubular frames of the BB System and make sure there are no signs of distortion make sure they are securely attached to the shell of the seat and there are no loose attachments Make sure that all fixings are secure especially after making any adjustments Check the shell of the seat for any signs of severe wear and
5. or slippery gravel loose chippings grass rain ice snow etc If the equipment is to be used in an electric wheelchair then read carefully the wheelchair manufacturers instructions with regard to safety WARNING Whilst the client is seated in the wheelchair the attachment of any heavy object to the wheelchair i e shopping bags etc will have a serious effect on the overall stability of the wheelchair and may place the safety of the client at risk Recommendations for the Transportation of SOS Seating Systems The following information is intended to give guidance with regard to the use of SOS Seating Systems by wheelchair users and carers during transportation Specialised Orthotic Services Ltd have carried out extensive investigations into the suitability of our Special Seating Systems for transportation use and has established clear guidelines for users Following these investigations the following user information is intended to give guidance to users of SOS Seating Systems regarding the use of the equipment during transportation All SOS Seating Systems are prescribed via Special Seating Clinics and during the assessment process the wheelchair to be used with the Seating System will be identified As part of the assessment process transportation requirements will be assessed and a suitable wheelchair prescribed for use with the Seating System This information will be of interest to all parties involved in the daily m
6. possible periods of sitting in the system should not exceed more than 3 hours at any one time e Removing the client from the system is advised after such a period to offer a change of posture By doing this you will improve a clients tolerance to sitting in the BB System on a daily basis e itis also important to read the Wheelchair User Manual with regard to general use transportation use and maintenance Basic Components ai SN of the BB System ale Lateral Pads Sacral Pad Backrest Cushion Retention Straps Pommel Hip Pads Clinical Review To ensure the BB System continues to meet the clinical requirements of the client it is recommended that the system is reviewed by the Special Seating Clinic at least once a year This may be done automatically by your District Wheelchair Service If a client has had a BB System over 12 months it is recommended that you contact the District Wheelchair Services for a review This will ensure that the BB System is maintaining the clinical needs of the client Stability of Wheelchair and Seating Systems To ensure that the BB System and wheelchair are safe to use it is important that fitting the BB System to the wheelchair does not make the wheelchair unstable during normal daily use Each BB System when handed over to the user will be tested for stability to the relevant angle of stability for the chair to be tested The recommended maximum angle of tilt is 12 degr
7. regarding correct use e On lowering the client into the BB System make sure that the client s hips pelvis are located as far back as possible into the seat e Leaving the hoist sling in the BB System once the client has been placed is not recommended as this could cause discomfort and pressure areas to be generated However if any management issues require the sling to be left in situ then it is recommended that the most appropriate sling be used If you require further information regarding this contact your local Wheelchair Service Therapist e Please note that it is very important that the client is correctly positioned to give maximum comfort and support 2 2 CLIENT STRAPS HARNESSES e Secure all straps harness supplied Straps and harness must be tightened to work correctly e itis dangerous to have straps too loose or not in place on the client If the BB System has been fitted with a Butterfly X Harness it is important that it is correctly adjusted to maintain safe clearance at the top of the harness as Keep bottom straps of illustrated in the diagram opposite at X harness tight 2 3 FOOTREST ADJUSTMENT e Itis recommended that feet be supported on the foot supports provided to ensure that the client is seated with optimum comfort e Leaving the clients feet unsupported is not recommended as this can lead to great discomfort and abnormal pressure being generated at the pelvis and other we
8. tear Also the foam lining of the seat 3 9 FIRE RETARDANCY Fire retardant materials have been used in the construction of this seating system It is important that no accelerants are introduced to the materials e g Hairspray fabric cleaners deodorants polish etc as this may adversely affect the fire retardancy of your equipment 17 USER GUIDE 4 0 OPTIONAL FEATURES 4 1 ADJUSTABLE HEADREST If the BB System has been fitted with an adjustable headrest the headrest will have been adjusted when the BB System was originally supplied If any adjustments need to be carried out this can be done by releasing the locking knobs and adjusted for height Fig 4 1a and depth Fig 4 1b re tighten locking knobs when finished PLEASE NOTE THAT SOS RECOMMEND THE HEADREST IS USED AT ALL TIMES WHENEVER THE CLIENT IS BEING TRANSPORTED IN HIS WHEELCHAIR AND SEATING SYSTEM 18 4 2 ADJUSTABLE FOOTREST If the BB has an adjustable footrest it is important that the feet are well supported Fig 4 2a and the footrest positioned correctly The footrest will have been correctly adjusted when the equipment was handed over in clinic as opposite The footrest is adjustable for height Fig 4 2b and reach Fig 4 2C If the BB has been setup for use with the standard wheelchair footrests then these will be adjusted correctly when the equipment is handed over in clinic Adjustments can easily be done to the footrests if necessary
9. ame if fitted locates behind the armrest upright posts Fig 1 1a or into the ski brackets if fitted Having located the cushion into the wheelchair Place the BB backrest into the wheelchair on top of the cushion and up against the rear canvass Once the backrest is in position on the cushion the seat retention straps now need to be fastened around the back of the wheelchair Do Not fasten the securing straps before the two pieces are in the wheelchair There are 3 retaining straps Fig 1 1d to secure around the wheelchair on the 1 piece BB System Seat Retention Straps are secured around the back of the wheelchair frame not just the wheelchair canvas Fig 1 1b With the BB System now installed into the wheelchair it is now safe to place the client in position S O S Seating Systems need to be interfaced to the wheelchair safely and it is important that the retention straps are always secured for client safety Removing the BB System from the wheelchair is the reverse of the above procedure HANGER BRACKET INTERFACE METHOD If the BB System has been set up to interface into the wheelchair with Location Hanger Brackets then the following method is used to install and remove it from the wheelchair e Firmly holding the BB System lower it into the wheelchair As you lower the seat into the wheelchair please note that under the support frame on the seating system you will see some additional brackets these are the Location
10. anagement of the wheelchair user Relatives Carers Support Staff Healthcare Professionals and Transport Service Providers General Safety Guidelines for Wheelchair User Transportation Wheelchair users should transfer to vehicle seats whenever possible Wheelchair users should not travel with the wheelchair at an angle or facing sideways to the direction of travel There should be sufficient free space around the wheelchair and user to avoid the user making contact with other vehicle occupants unpadded parts of the vehicle wheelchair accessories or W T O R S anchor points Wheelchairs should have the parking brakes applied and their power units switched off during vehicle movement Powered wheelchairs should not be left in free wheel mode Wheelchairs should not block gangways and exits for other passengers in the vehicle A headrest should be provided for a wheelchair user when travelling in a vehicle where other seated passengers have headrests Do not place hang any additional items onto the wheelchair during transportation such as shopping bags and holdalls Trays should be removed for transportation whenever possible If it is necessary for a tray to be used on transportation then a risk assessment should be done Wheelchair Tie Down and Occupant Restraint System W T O R S Secure methods for the safe retention of wheelchairs have been developed and are used on a regular basis to secure wheelchairs during transporta
11. e bracket located underneath the BB Cushion Slide the knee blocks into the bracket see Fig 4 3a on page 16 illustrating the correct position of the barrel lock mechanism and locate as required on the client and lock in position by turning the lock knobs at C Fig 4 4a You can identify all the relevant parts supplied with your BB System by referring to page 1 Specification of the Seating System supplied 21 IF YOU DETECT A FAULT OR BREAKAGE 1 IF YOU DETECT A FAULT OR BREAKAGE OF THE EQUIPMENT THEN REPORT THIS IMMEDIATELY 2 UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE ANY MODIFICATIONS ALTERATIONS TO BE DONE BY ANYONE OTHER THAN SPECIALISED ORTHOTIC SERVICES LTD see contact details enclosed 3 TO CONTACT SPECIALISED ORTHOTIC SERVICES LTD PLEASE REFER TO THE INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THIS USER MANUAL REPAIRS amp SERVICE Within the warranty period All Seating Systems manufactured by Specialised Orthotic Services Ltd carry a guarantee on the main parts for 12 months excluding covers and straps which are guaranteed for 3 months when used normally If during this period the product becomes defective and needs repair then please contact SOS please see the end of this users guide for details You can also contact your local wheelchair service regarding any faults reguiring attention Outside the warranty period For any goods requiring repair or attention after the guaranteed period then assessment can be made as to t
12. e happy to advise on this matter see below W T 0 R S MANUFACTURERS Below are details of some Wheelchair Tie down and Occupant Restraint Systems manufacturers UNWIN SAFETY Unwin House TEL 01935 827740 SYSTEMS The Horseshoe FAX 01935 827760 Coat Road E Mail sales unwin safety co uk Martock Somerset TA12 6EY KOLLER Unit 5 Garrett Road TEL 01935 426695 ENGINEERING LTD Lynx Trading Estate FAX 01935 433766 Yeovil E Mail enquiries koller co uk Somerset BA20 2TJ QSTRAINT Unit 175 TEL 01227 773035 EUROPE John Wilson Business Park FAX 01227 770035 Whitstable E Mail qstraint qstraint com Kent CT5 3RB SAFETEX Unit 16 17 TEL 01372 451272 Bookham Industrial Park FAX 01372 451282 Church Road E Mail sales safetex com Bookham Surrey KT23 3EU USER GUIDE 1 0 THE SEATING SYSTEM WHEELCHAIR INTERFACE The BB System will have been built to suit the wheelchair specified at the assessment The method of interfacing the seat may vary and the 2 types of interface options are described in this section The standard BB system consists of a backrest and cushion assembled into a 1 piece or 2 piece system To attach the BB system to the appropriate wheelchair please follow the instructions for both 1 piece and 2 piece systems 1 1 LOCATING THE BB SEAT FRAME CANVAS FITTING INTERFACE METHOD 1 piece system If the BB System has been set up to interface on the existing wheelchair canvases then the following method is used to ins
13. ees for attendant transit wheelchairs and 16 degrees for users of self propelling wheelchairs and 16 degrees for users of electric indoor and outdoor electric wheelchairs If the client is going to use additional items mounted to the wheelchair or seating system such as communications aids etc then it is essential that the test be done with these in situ to access their impact on the safety of the wheelchair Similarly simple items such as trays need to be in place for the test to take into account all the equipment to be used by the client see diagram opposite The stability test is always done with the client seated in the seating system and all equipment to be used by the client on a daily basis when in the wheelchair in situ The combined client Seating System and wheelchair assembly is tested to the specified maximum angle of tilt Once the test has been successfully completed a Stability Certificate will be issued by Specialised Orthotic Services Limited A copy of this certificate will be handed over when the equipment is supplied and should be kept with the user manual for future reference Stability of Wheelchair and Seating Systems Cont The BB is not to be used with any other wheelchair s than those for which it has been stability tested and proven safe for use Always steer clear of obstacles where possible When using the equipment never attempt to climb or descend an incline where the surface is rough wet
14. he cost of the work required to effect the repair On acceptance of this guotation the work will proceed Misuse or neglect The repairs necessary resulting from misuse or neglect whether within the warranty period or not will be charged for MEDICAL DEVICES DIRECTIVE 93 42 EEC Specialised Orthotic Services Ltd in compliance with the Medical Devices Directive have an obligation to investigate and take corrective action on defective devices To assist us with this procedure we would appreciate your assistance in meeting this obligation by informing us as soon as possible and make the device available for inspection as soon as possible having become aware of a defect We are required to notify the Competent Authority of certain types of incidents within 10 to 30 days As part of our quality system we have established procedures to deal with such incidences and would appreciate your swift notification to us via our telephone fax or e mail details at the end of this users manual 22 If you require further copies of this handout or require further details relating to any of its content then please contact us Copyright applies specialised Orthotic Services Units 127 128 Fauld Industrial Park Tutbury Staffordshire DE13 9HS Tel 0044 0 1283 520400 Fax 0044 0 1283 520401 E mail enquiries specialorthotic com Web www specialisedorthoticservices co uk
15. ight bearing areas e Itis therefore essential that the footrests of the wheelchair be adjusted correctly see Wheelchair User Manual for details 15 USER GUIDE 3 0 MAINTENANCE OF THE BB SYSTEM To make sure that the BB System remains satisfactory it is necessary to carry out simple maintenance 3 1 CLEANING THE BB SYSTEM During use the BB System will require cleaning This can be done by simply applying a warm damp cloth with a mild detergent to the inside surface of the seat to remove any soiling and towel dry Note The covers pads MUST be removed prior to any cleaning of the seat If the BB System remains slightly damp simply leave for a short period at room temperature to dry The inner Foam pads on the BB System are made from an open cell foam which will absorb water DO NOT get these excessively wet as the foam will be a problem to dry The cushion foam is sealed in a special water proof clear plastic protective skin which although waterproof is air permeable to assist daily management Under no circumstances is the clear protective skin to be removed as the foam will have no protection against contamination and will need to be replaced If the plastic skin becomes seriously damaged contact SOS immediately To clean the cushion pad simply wipe down with mild detergent and a damp cloth and towel dry and leave at room temperature to dry thoroughly Under no circumstances use excessive heat to try to dry the foam as this
16. ntial that an Occupant Restraint System be used SOS have proven during crash tests on BB Systems that transporting any client on a moving vehicle without an approved occupant restraint system is extremely dangerous and will place the client at great risk It is important that the Occupant Restraint System is positioned correctly as most clients using Special Seating will be dependent on carers for correct placement of the occupant restraint Consideration should be given to the most suitable type and positioning of restraint for the user both in normal travel and during an impact The Occupant Restraint should have a clear path from the user to the anchor point and should not be interfered with by any part of the vehicle wheelchair seating or accessory Stowage of the Seating System and Wheelchair During use of your Special Seating System it may be necessary for you to remove the Seating System and stow this along with the wheelchair in a vehicle lt is important to realise that these items pose a risk if not adequately restrained whilst in transit It is not adequate to simply place the items into a car boot or the floor of an open vehicle such as an MPV or estate car as in a collision these unsecured items could Cause serious injury to occupants of the vehicle Various retention methods are available to secure such equipment during transit and once again the list of Wheelchair Restraint System Manufacturers in this booklet will b
17. see the wheelchair manufacturers user information for more details If the BB has been set up to use an integral footrest Fig 4 2a then the wheelchair footrests are not to be used 19 4 3 DETACHABLE POMMEL Ifthe BB has a detachable pommel this is secured in place by either a wing knob underneath the seat or a locking knob at the front of the pommel Wing Knob Underneath To remove adjust turn the wing knob Fig 4 3b underneath the seat anti clockwise to release The pommel can then be withdrawn adjusted Fig 4 3a and re tightened when in position e Re fittingis a reversal of the above procedure Locking Knob at Front To remove adjust turn locking knob Fig 4 3c at the front of the bracket anti clockwise to release The pommel can then be withdrawn adjusted Fig 4 3a and re tightened when in position e To replace simply insert bracket stem back into the square socket slide into desired position and lock into place turning the lock knob clockwise until secure making sure that the barrel lock is correctly positioned as shown Fig 4 3c Barrel Lock Threaded Rod You can identify all the relevant parts supplied with your BB Seat by referring to Page 1 Specification of the Seating System supplied 20 4 4 ADJUSTABLE KNEEBLOCKS e If kneeblocks have been fitted to the BB System these need to be located in the RIGHT and LEFT hand sockets Fig 4 4a at B in the tripl
18. specialised Orthotic Services BB SEATING SYSTEM USER S MANUAL ALL USER S OF THE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE AWARE OF THIS DOCUMENT AND ITS CONTENT C E CLASS 1 DEVICE ISSUE 4 Specification of the Seating System supplied e Specified below are the details of the equipment supplied e On the list each item ticked is a part of your Seating System and opposite each item is the reference of the relevant section in this user documentation for that item Seating System Reference No Date Issued Seating System Type Weight of Seating System User Manual Reference EES z poom rome coon fT was KKK core T late scree A A Specify any other features Maximum Client Weight Limit for Seating System Kg It is recommended that this equipment is only suitable for use l db i Indoor amp Outdoor Details of wheelchair s approved for use with the Seating System Wheelchair Manufacturers Model of Wheelchair keference Nambe Tested at Specify Angle 1 CONTENTS PAGE Specification of Seating System alul uisu mamma suis au 1 BNC She sens mea ut a aaa ai aaa 2 Introduction 4 ee eee ee er ee ee 3 Clinical Revio 41 erect tsa cee es 4 Stability of Wheelchair and Seating Systems rrrrrrrrnneneeneeneeneena 4 5 Recommendations on Transport rrrrrrrrnternernnrnnennernernnenneeneeneeee 6 9 1 0 User s Guide Fitting the BB System
19. ssary to make sure that any electric cables etc are not trapped or jammed by the BB System during placement into an electric wheelchair 1 4 MAINTAINING THE WHEELCHAIRS It is important that the wheelchair manufacturers guidelines for maintenance are carried out Under inflated tyres or faulty brakes etc can render a wheelchair dangerous if used with such faults All new wheelchairs are supplied with a copy of the manufacturers user instructions You should have a copy of the Wheelchair Manufacturers User Information If you do not have a copy contact your Wheelchair Service to obtain a copy Always maintain your wheelchair as per manufacturers instructions USER GUIDE 2 0 2 1 LIFTING amp HANDLING THE CLIENT IN amp OUT OF THE BB SYSTEM e Most users of BB Systems will need to be hoisted into the equipment Manually lifting the client is not recommended however with some clients it may not be possible to hoist them safely by conventional means and in instances such as this you are recommended to carry out a RISK ASSESSMENT to assess the risks involved in any such action e It is important that all carers are aware of the Health 8 Safety guidelines for Lifting and Handling e Before lifting the client make sure all straps are placed out of the BB System This will avoid the straps becoming trapped under the client when seated e When using the hoist make sure that you follow the hoist manufacturers instructions
20. tall and remove it from the wheelchair Whilst holding the BB System place this into the wheelchair making sure that the front bar on the support frame locates behind the armrest upright posts Fig 1 1a or into the ski brackets if fitted Having located the seat behind the armrest uprights gently lower the back of the seat onto the wheelchair backrest canvas The seat will now be able to sit into the wheelchair The seat retention straps now need to be fastened around the back of the wheelchair There are between 1 amp 3 retaining straps Fig 1 1C to secure around the wheelchair on the 1 piece BB System depending on wheelchair Seat Retention Straps are secured around the back of the wheelchair frame not just the wheelchair canvas Fig 1 1b With the BB System now installed into the wheelchair it is now safe to place the client in position S O S Seating Systems need to be interfaced to the wheelchair safely and it is important that the retention straps are always secured for client safety Removing the BB System from the wheelchair is the reverse of the above procedure 10 CANVAS FITTING INTERFACE METHOD 2 piece system If the BB System has been set up to interface on the existing wheelchair canvases then the following method is used to install and remove it from the wheelchair Whilst holding the cushion of the BB System place this into the wheelchair making sure that the front bar on the support fr
21. tion use These systems are now commonly referred to as W T O R S Wheelchair Tie down and Occupant Restraint Systems There are many types of W T O R S available from various manufacturers a list of some manufacturers is given on page 8 Refer to your Wheelchair Manufacturers Handbook for details of their particular recommendations Please note that all lap chest belts and harnesses supplied with the seating system are not sufficient for occupant restraint when the equipment is used on a moving vehicle and additional Occupant Restraint is required Use of Seating System ina Wheelchair for Transportation To make sure that the seating system and wheelchair are used effectively and safely for transportation use the following recommendations are provided for The Seating System Wheelchair Interface The Wheelchair Tie down System The Occupant Restraint System WHEELCHAIR TIE DOWN SYSTEM Wheelchair users should not travel in cars taxis or minibuses unless the wheelchair is tied down Please refer to your wheelchair users guide for information regarding the recommended wheelchair tie down system to be used Only the wheelchair specified for use with the seating system can be used OCCUPANT RESTRAINT SYSTEM Wheelchair users should not travel in cars taxis or minibuses unless an occupant restraint system is in place on the client For any client to be transported safely in the Seating System and wheelchair it is esse
22. to the wheelchair 11 Locating the BB System Frame 0ssseesrvvevastesnnaenenev nae sennena 10 13 1 2 BB Support Pads s00vvobtuvtevan sav vensuneeresseseanve pan nikri aenea 14 1 3 Electric Wheelchair Use vanune 14 1 4 Maintaining the Wheelchair aaa ri M tars cemea tele 14 2 0 User s Guide Lifting and Handling the Client 2 1 Lifting and Handling the Client in and out of the BB System lt gt vereeee 15 29 Client Straps Harnesses renrrenrrennrennrennren nene nene nene nene nene 15 23 Footrest AdjUStMENL msiri enp EE EEE EEEE ES E 15 3 0 User s Guide Maintenance of the BB 3 1 Cleaning the BB System isas She E E liellw Ge GAN Ooo Geshe Ge Wide S S dsa OS Sears S a ow Cts oe wee eRe wale 16 ao Cleaning the BB System Covers r nrrennrennrnn enne nenn nene nen n nene 17 3 3 Harness Pads amp Straps G6 Se 6 Sih Se OBE ae aas ader ee Fe GS iw TNE ROS ores ara OO RUN eS 6108 oF 4 17 34 Visual Inspection ccc 17 35 Fire Retardancy svc rete teeter eter teeter testes 17 4 0 User s Guide Optional Features A Adjustable Headrest lt 1ccr terrier etree etree er rees 18 42 Adjustable Footrest s sscsceeeeseseese sees esses e teen eens sees rreeeeees 19 4 3 Detachable Pommel ee een ee eee ee n 20 44 Kneeblocks C9 E6 SP RISORCERHE 64 EES4 694 ELS TREIANE ORES THN SG 4 ek eesse akent uns ses TS FASE LOSES 21 If You Detect a Fault or Breakage Gb eee OG ea
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