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1. 50cm 20 50cm 20 170kg All the above dimensions are for the armchairs in their normal chair position and have a tolerance of 2 5cm 1 All Restwell rise amp recline armchairs are CE marked and meet the relevant British Fire Retardancy Standards If the chair is upholstered in leather the chair is leather faced 1 e the parts which contact the user for example seat face back face armrest with other parts upholstered in matching PVC All rise amp recline armchairs have a serial number label on them which is located on the armchair frame Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 11 of 12 FAIR WEAR AND TEAR POLICY Your new armchair is covered bv the warrantv below Please note however this Warrantv does not include e Damage from misuse and use over the specified e Collision damage rubbing against wall weight limited etc e Material fading over time of through sunlight e Accidental tear and damage e Damage from spills or leaks e Damage arising from misuse e g people sitting on an elevated footrest etc WARRANTY Your Restwell Rise and Recline armchair is covered by a two year warranty from date of delivery Drive Medical will supply replacements for any parts which have failed as a result of manufacturing design or material defect Contact the retailer from you purchased the chair in the event of you needing to make a claim Failures as a result of accidental damage m2. Invertor or Charger Beware of Obstacles Animals or People Underneath the Legrest When Lowering the Leg Rest Recycle as Electrical Waste Contact your Dealer for details of the local WEEE scheme Battery Compartment Cover Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 lt lbs kgs Electrical Hazard Maximum User Weight Beware of Obstacles Behind When Lowering the Chair Take Caution Not to Trap Cables in the Chair Mechanism Beware of Electromagnetic Interference Only For Internal Use Page 3 of 12 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Chair Installation Single Motor Chairs The Instructions below are only applicable to the single motor Chair models i p 1 Insert the mains lead in to the end of 2 Insert the 2 pin cable from the chair in to the the power supply opposite end of the power supply 3 Position the backrest so its brackets sit on the recevier slot on both sides of the chair Push down on both sides of the chair until an audible click is heard Check both sides of the backrest Receiver are secured in place 4 If required install the backup batteries please see later section Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 4 of 12 Chair Installation Dual Motor Chairs 1 Insert the mains lead in to the end of 2 Insert the 2 pin cable from the chair in to the the power supply opposite end of the power supply 3 Attach the Backrest backr
3. RESTWELL RISE amp RECLINE ARMCHAIRS OWNER S HANDBOOK CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 Introduction The Restwell range of lift rest and recline armchairs are designed to be both comfortable and stylish They are assistive technology devices and feature a eens SEON distinct raise function to help users lower in to the chair and then raise them to 3 Personal Safety their feet 4 Installation Instructions This armchair is available in a variety of colours to suit most d cor and is available as a single motor chair with three way mechanism or a dual motor 5 Backrest Removal chair with fully independent mechanism 6 Operating Instructions and The single motor chair features a two button handset and the dual motor chair has a six button handset Both models require approximately 24 60cm space 7 Care and Maintenance behind the chair to allow for the backrest reclining The chair is designed for a single user with a weight limit of up to 170kg and is designed solely for use by a disabled person Guidelines 8 Specification 9 Fair Wear and Tear Policy Restwell is a brand of Drive Medical Drive Medical is an ISO 9001 2000 10 Warranty certified company For more details about our products please see your local dealer To find your local dealer please visit www drivemedical co uk 11 Frequently Asked Questions Drive Medical Ltd Ainley s Industrial Estate Elland United Kingdom HX5 9JP C Web www drivemedical c
4. and d cor fabric used on the armchair are fire retardant to legally specified levels caution should be taken to Stop Child Ensure that all children and pets are avoid fire Please ensure that all cigarettes and supervised when around the armchair Do not matches are properly extinguished Also be careful allow children to use the handset and that all of other fire hazards such as electric and gas fires visitors are aware of the potential trapping danger etc nearby from mechanisms e Use the Lowering Function Do not drop in to the Take your key The handset comes with a key jack chair seat as this can reduce the longevity of the It is recommended that you remove the key when chair Instead the chair should be raised and the you are not using the armchair to prevent anybody user should position themselves in the chair then else using the armchair and becoming trapped lower the chair and user together Be careful of the scissor mechanism The elevating e Use the Raising Function Use the raising leg rest uses a scissor mechanism Please ensure function prior to exiting the chair as this will aid that no body parts or clothing blankets etc are your exit from the chair Do not grab on to the arms caught in the scissor mechanism when operating or other parts of the chair when exiting as this can cause damage Practice makes perfect n certain circumstances or with some medical conditions the user needs to e Modifications The chair has not been des
5. est to the chair Bracket by placing the backrest brackets on the chair receivers Then push down on the backrest until you here an audible click Check the backrest is securely attached to the chair base 4 Insert the connector from the backrest actuator in to the port on the control box 5 Use the fabric flap on the back of the backrest to cover the chair mechanism as shown in the photo left Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 5 of 12 Battery Back Up Installation Applicable to both single and dual motor chairs As a backup the chair has a battery operated reset function which will return the chair to its normal position in the event of power loss It is not essential that this function is used and the function can be bypassed by simply not installing the batteries The function requires two 9V PP3 batteries not supplied Ensure that the battery backup is replaced every year or when the battery backup is used in the event of a power cut The installation instructions are below 1 Slide the battery compartment cover up to remove it from the power supply 3 Push the two connector leads on to the connectors on the batteries Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 2 Pull out the two connector leads from the power supply Insert two 9V batteries in to the void in the power supply ensuring the battery connectors on top of the batte
6. igned for practice using the rise recline armchair in the user modification Any modifications could result in presence of a trained attendant A trained attendant injury and or damage and may invalidate the may be a care professional or a family member warranty on the chair who has been trained in assisting a rise recline armchair user with daily activities e Electromagnetic Interference EMI Be aware Weight Limit The user weight limit on the chair 1s 170kg 27 stone Do not exceed the weight limit Battery backup Ensure that the battery backup is replaced very year or when the battery backup is used in the event of a power cut See the section on Installation Instructions about inserting backup batteries Electrical systems Periodically visually inspect the handset and power cord for signs of wear chafing Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 that mobile phones two way radios laptops and other wireless devices may cause unintended movement Use caution when operating your chair around these devices Your chair may also cause interference to other devices such as alarms located nearby The use of components may increase the susceptibility of the chair to EMI For more information please visit www drivemedical co uk Explanation of Symbols See overleaf Page 2 of 12 Explanation of Symbols 9V Rise Recline Armchair Beware of crushing and or pinch point s Read User Manual Fully Before Use Do Not Use an AC
7. ism Backrest 3 Pull on the backrest whilst pulling out the locking tab arrowed with your finger or a flat end screwdriver This will release the backrest and allow removal Repeat for the other Chair side Receiver Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 8 of 12 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Single Motor Chair Handset Before operating the Safety handset consult the safety Key Jack precaution section of this Power handbook Eye To allow the handset to a an operate insert the safety key in to the side of the Down handset as shown left Button Press the UP button to operate the raise function of the chair This will bring the backrest back upright and lower the legrest until the chair is in a normal position and then finally raise the chair to allow easy access for the user Press the DOWN button to operate the lowering function of the chair This will lower the chair from a raised to a normal position It will then recline the backrest and elevate the legrest Once a comfortable position is reached release the button to stop the mechanism Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 9 of 12 Dual Motor Chair Handset Before operating the handset consult the safety precaution section of this handbook Handset Recline Backrest To allow the handset to Button operate insert the safety key in to the side of the handset a
8. isuse modification or wear and tear are not covered by this warranty Contact the stockist from whom you purchased the chair to apply the warranty For full warranty conditions contact your Drive Medical stockist or visit www drivemedical co uk This does not affect your statutory rights FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS The chair will not operate Ensure the chair is plugged in to the mains socket and it is switched on Check the safety key is inserted in to the key jack Ensure all connections on the chair are plugged in correctly The chair will only Check the buttons on the handset are not stuck operate in one direction Check the button is functioning with an audible click The chair stops during a The chair has a thermal cut out installed which will trigger if the chair is lifting cycle overloaded The cut out will automatically reset after 10 minutes Try the chair again after 10 minutes There has been a power cut and there are no batteries in the battery backup or the batteries have run out The chair is rocking or Ensure all four corners of the metal frame are touching the ground Adjust appears unstable the position of the leg s on each corner if required If the above remedies do not correct the fault contact the Drive Medical dealer from whom you purchased the chair Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 12 of 12
9. o uk PARTS DESCRIPTION Chair shown in raised position Backrest Arm Rest Foot Rest W Handset Mechanism Chair Frame A Chair Frame Chair shown in reclined position Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 1 of 12 PERSONAL SAFETY Please follow the safety guidelines below to ensure that you get the best from your armchair for many years to come Failure to follow these guidelines could result in injury or damage or cracks Also ensure that no liquid or food is ingressed in to the electrical systems Failure to do so may affect the performance of the armchair Rise Recline Armchair e Call for assistance t is recommended that some Just one at a time Ensure that only one person users have a telephone to hand when using the rise uses the armchair at a time recline armchair If this is in case they experience difficulty and need to call for help Please note do Footrests are for feet Ensure that nobody sits or not use a mobile telephone whilst operating the puts their entire body weight on the elevated armchair It is recommended that you pull out the footrest as this could result in injury and or handset key before using a mobile telephone damage Failure to do so could cause damage to the electrical systems Watch for walls Ensure that the armchair is out of range from walls and furniture when operating to e Carelessness causes fire Although the foam and avoid damage to upholstery
10. ry are exposed 4 Replace the battery compartment cover Page 6 of 12 Leg Levelers The legs on the chair can be adjusted to make the chair more stable and to stop the chair from rocking Turn the chrome legs as shown right to move the legs up or down pW Power Supply Positioning The power supply should be placed in an environment which is well ventilated and free of heat sources It can either be placed on the floor or permanently mounted on to a wall If this is the case the wall mounting should only be done by a competent person and will suitable fasteners for the wall and power supply The power supply should only be mounted using the four corner holes on the two brackets at both ends of the power supply as shown below BACKREST REMOVAL To Remove the Backrest on the Single Motor Chair 3 Position the backrest so its brackets sit on the recevier slot on both sides of the chair Push down on both sides of the chair until an audible click is heard Check both sides of the backrest Receiver are secured in place Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Page 7 of 12 To Remove the Backrest on the Dual Motor Chair 2 Switch off the chair at the mains and unplug Pull out the connector for backrest actuator motor 1 Return the chair to a normal position with the legrest lowered and backrest raised Lift up the fabric flap at the back of the chair to expose the mechan
11. s shown left Elevate Legrest Button Press the Recline Backrest Button to recline the backrest Lower Chair Press the Raise Backrest Button to raise the Button backrest Press the Elevate Legrest Button to raise and elevate the legrest Press the Lower Legrest Button to lower the legrest Press the Lower Chair Button to lower the chair from the raised position to the normal position Press the Raise Lift Chair Button to raise the chair from the normal position to the raised position Rise Recline Armchair Owners Handbook Z50199 Issued 12 13 Safety Key Power Eye Raise Backrest Button Lower Legrest Button Raise Lift Chair Button Page 10 of 12 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Checks Periodically inspect the fabric for any signs of wear or damage such as pulls tears or gaps Inspect the cord and hand control for cracks wear holes and loose wires In the event of any issues found contact your dealer Battery backup The Restwell range of armchairs has a battery backup system which is designed for emergency use in the event of a power failure The battery should be replaced annually or after a power failure The backup system has very limited power so should only be used in the event of a power failure or emergency to bring the chair to its normal position The backup system requires two 9V PP3 batteries Electronics Care Keep the electronics away from moisture and extreme tempera
12. tures and avoid contact with water Regularly inspect all cables and connections to make sure they are not frayed chafed or damaged Servicing Restwell rise recline armchairs should be serviced annually if the armchair is used in a single user environment Armchairs which are used in a multi user environment for example in communal accommodation may have to be serviced more frequently Servicing should be completed by competent personnel such as a Drive Medical dealer or a service contractor Contact your Drive Medical retailer for a servicing schedule The estimated service life of the armchairs is 6 years in a single user environment The armchair should be operated and maintained in accordance with manufacturers guidelines otherwise service life could be reduced Cleaning the Upholstery A vacuum cleaner dusting cloth or similar may be used regularly to remove everyday dust and grime A damp cloth and mild detergent or upholstery shampoo may be used for spot cleaning Alcohol based and abrasive solvents and disinfectants should not be used Should the chair require more vigorous cleaning then a professional upholstery cleaner is recommended SPECIFICATION Chair dimensions in cm in Seat dimensions in cm in ana Battery Depth Width Height Depth Width Height Backup aad 79cm 31 79cm 31 109cm 43 48cm 19 53cm 21 50cm 20 170kg Dual m 77cm 113cm 3 3 09 86cm 34 304 4414 53cm 21
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