ActiveAid 600 User manual
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OWNER’S MANUAL
600
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DATE OF MANUFACTURE
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Introduction ..................................1
Safety Precautions ............................ 2
Assembly ................................... 3
Usage ..................................... 13
Maintenance................................ 15
Limited Warranty.............................17
Date Purchased:___________________ Serial#:_______________________________
Model #:__________________________ Supplier: ____________________________
Table of Contents
Serialnumberislocatedon
the frame under the seat.
Whenaskingyoursuppliertoorderreplacementparts,pleasespecifytheserialnumberofthe600unit.
YourSupplierwillcontactActiveAidCustomerServicetoobtainthenecessaryitemsforyourspecicunit.
Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontactyourlocalsupplierorcallActiveAid,LLCat1-800-533-5330or
1-507-644-2951.
Maintenance
•ItisnecessarytoinspectyourShower/Commodechairatleastweeklytoensureitisinsafeoperatingcondition.
•Checkallfasteners(snapbuttons,screws,nuts,bolts,clips,pullpins,handles,etc.)toensuretheyarepresent
and secure.
•Checkupholsteryfortearsandcracks.
•Checkbeltsforfraying,cuts,tears,broken/wornstitchingandbucklesforcracksordamage.
•Checkwheels,casters,andtiresforatspots,cracks,andwear.
•Checkwheellocksorcasterlocksfortightnessandproperfunction.
•Wheellocksmayneedtobeadjustedastiretreadwears.
•Wheellockfastenersmayneedtobetightened.
•Ensurehandrimsareproperlysecuredtowheels.
•Replacedamagedorworncomponents.ContactyourSupplierforrepair/replacementofsaidpartsbefore
continuing use of the shower/commode chair.
•UseonlyrecommendedActiveAidreplacementparts;useofanyotherpartsmayvoidyourwarrantyandcause
damage to your device.
•Aftereachshoweruse,rinsethedevicewithwatertoremovesoapresidue.Usingasoftnon-abrasiveclothor
sponge, wipe the device down to remove water accumulation and product build up. Allow to dry completely
before storing.
•Whencleaningtheunit,useamilddetergentwithasoftnon-abrasiveclothorsponge.Donotuseharsh
cleaning solvents or an abrasive cleaning agent.
•Upholsterypadsmaybecleanedwithanon-abrasive,non-alcohol-basedsoaporsanitizedusingableach
dilutionofupto1:10.Note,manyanti-bacterialanddisinfectantproductscontainalcoholandshouldnotbe
usedontheupholstery,duetothedryingeectofthealcohol.Chooseanon-alcohol-basedsanitizer.
GermicidalwipesthatareratedtokillC-dicilesporesmaybeusedontheupholsteryandtheepoxycoated
stainless steel.
•UrethaneCoatedFabricsmaybecleanedwithaspongeordampclothtowipethesurfacecleanwithwarm
water. As needed, they may be hand washed using warm water and a mild detergent. Do not use bleach. Line
dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
Cleaning/Disinfecting
PartsReplacement
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Introduction
CONGRATULATIONS!Youhaveselectedoneofourmanynemobilityproducts.YourShower/CommodeChair
has been carefully designed and fabricated focusing on customer needs.
Shower/Commode Chair Description
ActiveAid shower and commode products are intended for individuals who are able to transfer independently or
with assistance from a caregiver. They are a useful tool for rehabilitation or home use. ActiveAid shower and
commodeproductscanbeindividuallyconguredtomeetthespecicneedsofanindividual.
Indications for Use
The Shower/Commode Chair is indicated for most individuals weighing up to 350 lbs. (158kg).
Intended Use
ActiveAid shower and commode products are intended to assist disabled individuals in performing activities of
daily living (toileting and bathing).
This device is designed and intended for shower/commode use in accessibility compliant environments.
Accessibilitycompliantenvironmentsgenerallyoutlinethatooringsurfacesaretobestable,rmandslip
resistant.Ifgroundandoorsurfacesareencounteredthatarenotwithintheappropriateaccessiblestandards,
the area in question should be brought within the code for disability accessibility before using the device.
This manual is an integral part of your Shower/Commode Chair product and should be read completely and
thoroughly by anyone that will be operating the unit. This will ensure the product is assembled properly and
usedinthemostbenecialmanner.
The ActiveAid 600 should only be used under the guidance of a physician or therapist. Consult your physician or
therapist for proper transfer techniques.
Shouldanyproblemarisethatyoucannotsolvebyreadingthismanual,pleasecontactyourlocalsupplierorcall
ActiveAid,LLCat1-800-533-5330or1-507-644-2951.
ItisnecessarytoinspectyourShower/Commodechairatleastweeklytoensureitisinsafeoperatingcondition.
Adjustmentsthatarelistedintheproductowner’smanualcanbemadebytheoperatorbyfollowingthe
instructionsforuse.Afteranadjustmentismade,inspecttheunittoensureallhardwareandadjustable
componentsareproperlysecuredpertheinstructionsforuse.Replacementofwornparts,majoradjustments,
oranyotherimportantcorrectionsshouldbehandledbyanauthorizedsupplier.OnlyActiveAid,LLCapproved
replacement parts should be used to ensure safety and performance.
THANKYOUFORBUYINGANACTIVEAIDPRODUCT!
Usage(cont.)
Casters
Lockingcasters:Tolockcasters(option),pushdownonthefrontofthecasterbrakelever.Toreleasecaster
brake, push down on the rear of the caster brake.
Removing Casters: Loosen then remove the self-locking nut and machine screw that are in the chair frame
wherethecasterswillbeinserted.Insertcastersothatitisushwiththeframe.Re-insertthescrewthrough
the holes in the chair frame and caster stem. Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and the nut
to the inside.HandstartthenutontotheendofthescrewUseawrenchandhexkeytotightenthecastersinto
place.Repeatforsecondcaster.
Wheels
Quick Release Axle
Depressbuttonontheaxleendtorecesstheballlockingpinsandstarttheboltthruthewheel.Placewasheron
bolt end to inside of wheel. Continue depressing the button to insert the bolt into the wheel mount.
Note: The ball locking pins will secure the axle in place when the button is released.
Wheel Locks
To engage the wheel lock, push forward on the lever, to unlock pull back on the lever.
Note: If the wheel moves while wheel lock is engaged, the assembly needs to be moved slightly closer to
the wheel.
Belts
Hook and Loop Fasteners
Pullthebeltstripsaparttoseparatethem.Adjustthestripstotheproperposition.Pressthebeltstripstogether
to connect them.
Snap Fit Buckle
To unbuckle, depress the two spring arms on the male end and pull/slide to separate it from the female receiver.
To buckle, insert the male end into the female receiver until the spring arms secure. Listen for clicking sound to
indicateitissecure.Pullstrapthrumaleportionofbuckletotighten.
Abductor/Deector
Slidedeectorintothefrontopeningoftheseat.
Swing Away Adjustable Laterals
To swing the lateral back out of the way, depress the button, pull lateral back around behind the back. To make
widthadjustments,loosenscrews,slidelateralleftorrightinbrackettodesiredposition,tightenscrew.
Check all fasteners (snap buttons, screws, nuts, bolts, clips, pull pins, handles, etc.) for tightness and make sure
they are secure.
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SafetyPrecautions
•Pleasereadandunderstandallsafetyprecautionsanduserinstructionspriortouse.CallActiveAidat
1-800-533-5330or507-644-2951withquestionsorconcerns.
•TheShower/Commode chair is designed to accommodate most individuals up to 350 lbs. (158kg).
•Theexpectedservicelifeofa600productis3yearsundernormaluseconditions.Note: this may vary based on
frequency of use.
•ActiveAidproductsarespecicallydesignedtobeusedwithActiveAidaccessoriesandoptions.Unless
otherwise noted, accessories and options from other manufacturers have not been tested by ActiveAid and are
not recommended for use with ActiveAid products.
•Productmodicationsmadewithoutexpresswrittenconsent(includingbutnotlimitedto,modicationthrough
theuseofunauthorizedpartsorattachments)arenotrecommendedandwillvoidtheproductwarranty.
•Thisequipmentisdesignedtoaccommodatearangeofusers;therefore,theunithasvariousadjustmentslots
andholes.Avoidplacingngersorotherbodypartsinanyoftheseareas.
•Pleasedisposeofpackagingmaterialsproperly.Keepplasticbagsawayfromchildren.
•ActiveAidshower/commodechairsaredesignedforindooruseonly.
•Donotsubmergetheshower/commodechair.
•Extrememovementslaterallyorfronttobackmaycausetheunittotip.Thesemovementswillcauseachange
to the normal center of gravity of the chair.
•Whentransferringorre-positioninginthechair,ensurecastersareproperlyaligned(frontcastersinforward
position, rear casters positioned to the rear) and wheel locks/caster locks are locked (as applicable to the
congurationoftheselectedproduct).
•Donotusefootplatesinthetransferprocessorwhenshiftingyourweight.
•Wheellocks/casterlocksareintendedtokeeptheshower/commodechairstationaryduringtransferoruse.
They are not intended to be used as brakes to slow and stop a moving shower/commode chair.
•Donotremovetheanti-tiplevers,theyprovidestability.
•Caution: Check all fasteners before operating.
•Caution: It is necessary to periodically check all fasteners (snap buttons, screws, nuts, bolts, clips, pull pins,
handles, etc.) to ensure they are secure.
Usage
Seat
Removebyliftingonecorneratatimeorliftoonesideonlyandpivottheseatupfromtheoppositeside.
Back
Loosenthenremovetheself-lockingnutandscrewthataresecuringthebackassemblytotheframe.Pullupon
thebackassembly.Re-insertthescrewthroughtheholesinthechairframe.Handstartthenutontotheendof
the screw.
Adjustable Sling Back
Loosen strap thru buckle to decrease tension, tighten strap thru buckle to increase tension.
Leg Rests
Adjusttheheightofthefootplatebydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplatemountupordowntoobtain
correctheight.Removelegrestassemblybyliftinguponthegoosenecktoremoveitfromthereceiverofthe
front support.
Elevating Leg Rest
Adjusttheheightofthelegrestbydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplatemountupordowntoobtain
correctheight.Adjusttheangleofthelegrestupwardbylifting,lowerbydepressingthetab.
Arm Rests
Height-Adjustable Arm Rests
To raise the arm, push up on the armlock cap and pivot back the entire armrest. To lower the arm, pull down on
the front of the armrest until the arm latch locks onto the securing stud under the arm pivot.
Flip-Up Arm Rests
To raise the arm up, pivot the arm lock lever away from the armrest and armrest lock. Lift up on the armrest.
Removebydepressingthesnapbuttonandslidingitoutofthearmrestpivot.
Arm-Mounted Hip Guides
Toadjustforward/rearposition,slightlyloosenfront/rearknobandslideassemblyforward/backwardtodesired
position, tighten knobs.
Toadjustwidth,slightlyloosenmiddletwoknobs,push/pullassemblyin/outtodesiredposition,tightenknobs.
Repeatforsecondside.
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1. Removeallpartsfromtheshippingcontainer(s).
Removeallpackingmaterialfromtheparts.Recycle
shipping and packing materials in accordance with the
recycling codes of your location.
Setchairframeupright.
2. Removethepanfromthepanhanger,usingascissors,
removetheziptiesthatareholdingonthepanhangeron
thefrontoftheunitandonthesideoftheunit.Remove
pan and pan hanger and set aside.
3.Setchairframeonitsfrontendasshown.Loosenthen
remove the self-locking nut, plastic washer and machine
screw that are in the chair frame where the anti-tippers
willbeinserted.If4casterswereordered,skiptostep6.
Remove
Assembly Tools required for setup: 7/16" wrench, 5/32" hex key, #10 metric wrench, 3/4" wrench, 3/4" socket.
Note: Assembly may include some or all these steps based on shipping conguration and options of the product selected.
28. If the elevating or gooseneck leg rests were ordered,
insert the ends (with the pin) into the receiver of the front
support.
29. Pushdowntosecurethelegrestintothefront
support.
Repeatforsecondlegrest.
30.Ifthe1-piecefootplate/legrestwasordered,loosen
screw on front anti-tippers clamp. screw
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4. Insert the rear anti-tippers to extend towards the rear of
thechairasshown.Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,
re-insert the screw through the holes in the chair frame
and rear anti-tippers.
Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and
the nut to the inside.
Handstartthenutontotheendofthescrew.
5. Useawrenchandhexkeytotightentherear
anti-tippers into place.
Repeatstep4and5forthesecondrearanti-tipper.
6.Setchairframeonitsbackendasshown.Loosenthen
remove the self-locking nut, plastic washer and machine
screw that are in the chair frame where the casters will be
inserted.Ifthe4casterswereorderedremoveall4
self-locking nuts, plastic washers and machine screws
that are in the chair frame where the casters will be
inserted.
Remove
Remove
25. If the armrests were ordered, depress the snap
buttons on the armrest assemblies and insert into the
armrest pivots.
Note: Make sure the snap buttons “click” into the slots in the
armrest pivots to secure the arm rest assemblies.
26. Pivotthearmrestassembliesdownandsecureinthe
armrest lock by pushing down on the front of the
armrests.Pivotthearmlockleveroverthearmrestand
armrest lock.
Repeatforsecondarmrest.
27. If the leg rests were ordered, install the leg rest
assemblies, from the inside of the chair frame, by pushing
the right and left leg rest mounts to the outside onto the
front vertical leg tubes of the chair frame, and down over
theupperhorizontalsidetubesofthechairframe.
Adjustbydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplate
mount up or down to obtain correct height.
Repeatforsecondlegrest.
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7. Insertcastersothatitisushwiththeframe.
8. Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,re-insertthe
screw through the holes in the chair frame and caster
stem.
Note: Front casters, Screw head should be to the front of
the frame and the nut to the back. Rear casters, screw head
should be to the back of the frame and the nut to the front.
Handstartthenutontotheendofthescrew.
9.Useawrenchandhexkeytotightenthecastersinto
place.
Repeatsteps7-9forsecondcasterordothesameforall
4castersifordered.
8.
22. Loosen then remove the self-locking nut, plastic
washer and machine screw that are in the chair frame
where the back assembly will be attached.
23. Install the back assembly by placing the push handles
onto the upper rear tubes of the chair frame.
24.Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,re-insertthe
screw through the holes in the chair frame and push
handles.
Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and
the nut to the inside. Hand start the nut onto the end of the
screw. Use a wrench and hex key to tighten the back into
place.
Remove Remove
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10. Forshippingpurposes,onewheellockneedstobe
repositioned. Loosen the nut on the brake assembly
mountjustenoughtoturntheassemblyuprightusinga
wrench.
11. Turn until the handle is upright as shown, move
forward to make room for the wheels and tighten snug.
This will be moved once the wheels are on.
12. Insert the pan hanger under the seat as shown.
19. Depress button on the axle end to recess the ball
locking pins, and start the bolt thru the wheel. Place
washer on bolt end to inside of wheel.
20. Continue depressing the button to insert the bolt into
the wheel mount.
Note: The ball locking pins will secure the axle in place when
the button is released.
Repeatsteps18-20forsecondwheel.
21.Usingawrench,loosenthenutonthewheellock
mountandpositionthewheellockjustinfrontofthe
wheelapproximately3/4"-1".Tightennutsecurely.
Note: If the wheel moves while wheel lock is engaged, the
wheel lock needs to be moved slightly closer to the wheel.
19.
13. Placepanontothepanholder.
14. IftheQuickReleaseAxleswereordered,skipto18.
FortheStandardAxlesremovethenut,washerandspring
washer from the bolt.
15. Startboltthruwheel.
Standard Axles
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17.Insertboltthruwheelmount.Placespringwasherand
then nut onto bolt end. Tighten securely.
Note: If over tightened the wheel will not move.
Insert cap over axle bolt end.
Repeatsteps14-17for
second wheel.
18. FortheQuickReleaseAxlesremovethewasherfrom
the bolt.
16. Placewasheronboltendtoinsideofwheel.
Quick Release Axles
13. Placepanontothepanholder.
14. IftheQuickReleaseAxleswereordered,skipto18.
FortheStandardAxlesremovethenut,washerandspring
washer from the bolt.
15. Startboltthruwheel.
Standard Axles
7 8
17.Insertboltthruwheelmount.Placespringwasherand
then nut onto bolt end. Tighten securely.
Note: If over tightened the wheel will not move.
Insert cap over axle bolt end.
Repeatsteps14-17for
second wheel.
18. FortheQuickReleaseAxlesremovethewasherfrom
the bolt.
16. Placewasheronboltendtoinsideofwheel.
Quick Release Axles
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10. Forshippingpurposes,onewheellockneedstobe
repositioned. Loosen the nut on the brake assembly
mountjustenoughtoturntheassemblyuprightusinga
wrench.
11. Turn until the handle is upright as shown, move
forward to make room for the wheels and tighten snug.
This will be moved once the wheels are on.
12. Insert the pan hanger under the seat as shown.
19. Depress button on the axle end to recess the ball
locking pins, and start the bolt thru the wheel. Place
washer on bolt end to inside of wheel.
20. Continue depressing the button to insert the bolt into
the wheel mount.
Note: The ball locking pins will secure the axle in place when
the button is released.
Repeatsteps18-20forsecondwheel.
21.Usingawrench,loosenthenutonthewheellock
mountandpositionthewheellockjustinfrontofthe
wheelapproximately3/4"-1".Tightennutsecurely.
Note: If the wheel moves while wheel lock is engaged, the
wheel lock needs to be moved slightly closer to the wheel.
19.
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7. Insertcastersothatitisushwiththeframe.
8. Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,re-insertthe
screw through the holes in the chair frame and caster
stem.
Note: Front casters, Screw head should be to the front of
the frame and the nut to the back. Rear casters, screw head
should be to the back of the frame and the nut to the front.
Handstartthenutontotheendofthescrew.
9.Useawrenchandhexkeytotightenthecastersinto
place.
Repeatsteps7-9forsecondcasterordothesameforall
4castersifordered.
8.
22. Loosen then remove the self-locking nut, plastic
washer and machine screw that are in the chair frame
where the back assembly will be attached.
23. Install the back assembly by placing the push handles
onto the upper rear tubes of the chair frame.
24.Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,re-insertthe
screw through the holes in the chair frame and push
handles.
Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and
the nut to the inside. Hand start the nut onto the end of the
screw. Use a wrench and hex key to tighten the back into
place.
Remove Remove
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4. Insert the rear anti-tippers to extend towards the rear of
thechairasshown.Withtheplasticwasheronthescrew,
re-insert the screw through the holes in the chair frame
and rear anti-tippers.
Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and
the nut to the inside.
Handstartthenutontotheendofthescrew.
5. Useawrenchandhexkeytotightentherear
anti-tippers into place.
Repeatstep4and5forthesecondrearanti-tipper.
6.Setchairframeonitsbackendasshown.Loosenthen
remove the self-locking nut, plastic washer and machine
screw that are in the chair frame where the casters will be
inserted.Ifthe4casterswereorderedremoveall4
self-locking nuts, plastic washers and machine screws
that are in the chair frame where the casters will be
inserted.
Remove
Remove
25. If the armrests were ordered, depress the snap
buttons on the armrest assemblies and insert into the
armrest pivots.
Note: Make sure the snap buttons “click” into the slots in the
armrest pivots to secure the arm rest assemblies.
26. Pivotthearmrestassembliesdownandsecureinthe
armrest lock by pushing down on the front of the
armrests.Pivotthearmlockleveroverthearmrestand
armrest lock.
Repeatforsecondarmrest.
27. If the leg rests were ordered, install the leg rest
assemblies, from the inside of the chair frame, by pushing
the right and left leg rest mounts to the outside onto the
front vertical leg tubes of the chair frame, and down over
theupperhorizontalsidetubesofthechairframe.
Adjustbydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplate
mount up or down to obtain correct height.
Repeatforsecondlegrest.
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1. Removeallpartsfromtheshippingcontainer(s).
Removeallpackingmaterialfromtheparts.Recycle
shipping and packing materials in accordance with the
recycling codes of your location.
Setchairframeupright.
2. Removethepanfromthepanhanger,usingascissors,
removetheziptiesthatareholdingonthepanhangeron
thefrontoftheunitandonthesideoftheunit.Remove
pan and pan hanger and set aside.
3.Setchairframeonitsfrontendasshown.Loosenthen
remove the self-locking nut, plastic washer and machine
screw that are in the chair frame where the anti-tippers
willbeinserted.If4casterswereordered,skiptostep6.
Remove
Assembly Tools required for setup: 7/16" wrench, 5/32" hex key, #10 metric wrench, 3/4" wrench, 3/4" socket.
Note: Assembly may include some or all these steps based on shipping conguration and options of the product selected.
28. If the elevating or gooseneck leg rests were ordered,
insert the ends (with the pin) into the receiver of the front
support.
29. Pushdowntosecurethelegrestintothefront
support.
Repeatforsecondlegrest.
30.Ifthe1-piecefootplate/legrestwasordered,loosen
screw on front anti-tippers clamp. screw
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SafetyPrecautions
•Pleasereadandunderstandallsafetyprecautionsanduserinstructionspriortouse.CallActiveAidat
1-800-533-5330or507-644-2951withquestionsorconcerns.
•TheShower/Commode chair is designed to accommodate most individuals up to 350 lbs. (158kg).
•Theexpectedservicelifeofa600productis3yearsundernormaluseconditions.Note: this may vary based on
frequency of use.
•ActiveAidproductsarespecicallydesignedtobeusedwithActiveAidaccessoriesandoptions.Unless
otherwise noted, accessories and options from other manufacturers have not been tested by ActiveAid and are
not recommended for use with ActiveAid products.
•Productmodicationsmadewithoutexpresswrittenconsent(includingbutnotlimitedto,modicationthrough
theuseofunauthorizedpartsorattachments)arenotrecommendedandwillvoidtheproductwarranty.
•Thisequipmentisdesignedtoaccommodatearangeofusers;therefore,theunithasvariousadjustmentslots
andholes.Avoidplacingngersorotherbodypartsinanyoftheseareas.
•Pleasedisposeofpackagingmaterialsproperly.Keepplasticbagsawayfromchildren.
•ActiveAidshower/commodechairsaredesignedforindooruseonly.
•Donotsubmergetheshower/commodechair.
•Extrememovementslaterallyorfronttobackmaycausetheunittotip.Thesemovementswillcauseachange
to the normal center of gravity of the chair.
•Whentransferringorre-positioninginthechair,ensurecastersareproperlyaligned(frontcastersinforward
position, rear casters positioned to the rear) and wheel locks/caster locks are locked (as applicable to the
congurationoftheselectedproduct).
•Donotusefootplatesinthetransferprocessorwhenshiftingyourweight.
•Wheellocks/casterlocksareintendedtokeeptheshower/commodechairstationaryduringtransferoruse.
They are not intended to be used as brakes to slow and stop a moving shower/commode chair.
•Donotremovetheanti-tiplevers,theyprovidestability.
•Caution: Check all fasteners before operating.
•Caution: It is necessary to periodically check all fasteners (snap buttons, screws, nuts, bolts, clips, pull pins,
handles, etc.) to ensure they are secure.
Usage
Seat
Removebyliftingonecorneratatimeorliftoonesideonlyandpivottheseatupfromtheoppositeside.
Back
Loosenthenremovetheself-lockingnutandscrewthataresecuringthebackassemblytotheframe.Pullupon
thebackassembly.Re-insertthescrewthroughtheholesinthechairframe.Handstartthenutontotheendof
the screw.
Adjustable Sling Back
Loosen strap thru buckle to decrease tension, tighten strap thru buckle to increase tension.
Leg Rests
Adjusttheheightofthefootplatebydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplatemountupordowntoobtain
correctheight.Removelegrestassemblybyliftinguponthegoosenecktoremoveitfromthereceiverofthe
front support.
Elevating Leg Rest
Adjusttheheightofthelegrestbydepressingsnapbuttonandslidingfootplatemountupordowntoobtain
correctheight.Adjusttheangleofthelegrestupwardbylifting,lowerbydepressingthetab.
Arm Rests
Height-Adjustable Arm Rests
To raise the arm, push up on the armlock cap and pivot back the entire armrest. To lower the arm, pull down on
the front of the armrest until the arm latch locks onto the securing stud under the arm pivot.
Flip-Up Arm Rests
To raise the arm up, pivot the arm lock lever away from the armrest and armrest lock. Lift up on the armrest.
Removebydepressingthesnapbuttonandslidingitoutofthearmrestpivot.
Arm-Mounted Hip Guides
Toadjustforward/rearposition,slightlyloosenfront/rearknobandslideassemblyforward/backwardtodesired
position, tighten knobs.
Toadjustwidth,slightlyloosenmiddletwoknobs,push/pullassemblyin/outtodesiredposition,tightenknobs.
Repeatforsecondside.
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Introduction
CONGRATULATIONS!Youhaveselectedoneofourmanynemobilityproducts.YourShower/CommodeChair
has been carefully designed and fabricated focusing on customer needs.
Shower/Commode Chair Description
ActiveAid shower and commode products are intended for individuals who are able to transfer independently or
with assistance from a caregiver. They are a useful tool for rehabilitation or home use. ActiveAid shower and
commodeproductscanbeindividuallyconguredtomeetthespecicneedsofanindividual.
Indications for Use
The Shower/Commode Chair is indicated for most individuals weighing up to 350 lbs. (158kg).
Intended Use
ActiveAid shower and commode products are intended to assist disabled individuals in performing activities of
daily living (toileting and bathing).
This device is designed and intended for shower/commode use in accessibility compliant environments.
Accessibilitycompliantenvironmentsgenerallyoutlinethatooringsurfacesaretobestable,rmandslip
resistant.Ifgroundandoorsurfacesareencounteredthatarenotwithintheappropriateaccessiblestandards,
the area in question should be brought within the code for disability accessibility before using the device.
This manual is an integral part of your Shower/Commode Chair product and should be read completely and
thoroughly by anyone that will be operating the unit. This will ensure the product is assembled properly and
usedinthemostbenecialmanner.
The ActiveAid 600 should only be used under the guidance of a physician or therapist. Consult your physician or
therapist for proper transfer techniques.
Shouldanyproblemarisethatyoucannotsolvebyreadingthismanual,pleasecontactyourlocalsupplierorcall
ActiveAid,LLCat1-800-533-5330or1-507-644-2951.
ItisnecessarytoinspectyourShower/Commodechairatleastweeklytoensureitisinsafeoperatingcondition.
Adjustmentsthatarelistedintheproductowner’smanualcanbemadebytheoperatorbyfollowingthe
instructionsforuse.Afteranadjustmentismade,inspecttheunittoensureallhardwareandadjustable
componentsareproperlysecuredpertheinstructionsforuse.Replacementofwornparts,majoradjustments,
oranyotherimportantcorrectionsshouldbehandledbyanauthorizedsupplier.OnlyActiveAid,LLCapproved
replacement parts should be used to ensure safety and performance.
THANKYOUFORBUYINGANACTIVEAIDPRODUCT!
Usage(cont.)
Casters
Lockingcasters:Tolockcasters(option),pushdownonthefrontofthecasterbrakelever.Toreleasecaster
brake, push down on the rear of the caster brake.
Removing Casters: Loosen then remove the self-locking nut and machine screw that are in the chair frame
wherethecasterswillbeinserted.Insertcastersothatitisushwiththeframe.Re-insertthescrewthrough
the holes in the chair frame and caster stem. Note: Screw head should be to the outside of the frame and the nut
to the inside.HandstartthenutontotheendofthescrewUseawrenchandhexkeytotightenthecastersinto
place.Repeatforsecondcaster.
Wheels
Quick Release Axle
Depressbuttonontheaxleendtorecesstheballlockingpinsandstarttheboltthruthewheel.Placewasheron
bolt end to inside of wheel. Continue depressing the button to insert the bolt into the wheel mount.
Note: The ball locking pins will secure the axle in place when the button is released.
Wheel Locks
To engage the wheel lock, push forward on the lever, to unlock pull back on the lever.
Note: If the wheel moves while wheel lock is engaged, the assembly needs to be moved slightly closer to
the wheel.
Belts
Hook and Loop Fasteners
Pullthebeltstripsaparttoseparatethem.Adjustthestripstotheproperposition.Pressthebeltstripstogether
to connect them.
Snap Fit Buckle
To unbuckle, depress the two spring arms on the male end and pull/slide to separate it from the female receiver.
To buckle, insert the male end into the female receiver until the spring arms secure. Listen for clicking sound to
indicateitissecure.Pullstrapthrumaleportionofbuckletotighten.
Abductor/Deector
Slidedeectorintothefrontopeningoftheseat.
Swing Away Adjustable Laterals
To swing the lateral back out of the way, depress the button, pull lateral back around behind the back. To make
widthadjustments,loosenscrews,slidelateralleftorrightinbrackettodesiredposition,tightenscrew.
Check all fasteners (snap buttons, screws, nuts, bolts, clips, pull pins, handles, etc.) for tightness and make sure
they are secure.
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Introduction ..................................1
Safety Precautions ............................ 2
Assembly ................................... 3
Usage ..................................... 13
Maintenance................................ 15
Limited Warranty.............................17
Date Purchased:___________________ Serial#:_______________________________
Model #:__________________________ Supplier: ____________________________
Table of Contents
Serialnumberislocatedon
the frame under the seat.
Whenaskingyoursuppliertoorderreplacementparts,pleasespecifytheserialnumberofthe600unit.
YourSupplierwillcontactActiveAidCustomerServicetoobtainthenecessaryitemsforyourspecicunit.
Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontactyourlocalsupplierorcallActiveAid,LLCat1-800-533-5330or
1-507-644-2951.
Maintenance
•ItisnecessarytoinspectyourShower/Commodechairatleastweeklytoensureitisinsafeoperatingcondition.
•Checkallfasteners(snapbuttons,screws,nuts,bolts,clips,pullpins,handles,etc.)toensuretheyarepresent
and secure.
•Checkupholsteryfortearsandcracks.
•Checkbeltsforfraying,cuts,tears,broken/wornstitchingandbucklesforcracksordamage.
•Checkwheels,casters,andtiresforatspots,cracks,andwear.
•Checkwheellocksorcasterlocksfortightnessandproperfunction.
•Wheellocksmayneedtobeadjustedastiretreadwears.
•Wheellockfastenersmayneedtobetightened.
•Ensurehandrimsareproperlysecuredtowheels.
•Replacedamagedorworncomponents.ContactyourSupplierforrepair/replacementofsaidpartsbefore
continuing use of the shower/commode chair.
•UseonlyrecommendedActiveAidreplacementparts;useofanyotherpartsmayvoidyourwarrantyandcause
damage to your device.
•Aftereachshoweruse,rinsethedevicewithwatertoremovesoapresidue.Usingasoftnon-abrasiveclothor
sponge, wipe the device down to remove water accumulation and product build up. Allow to dry completely
before storing.
•Whencleaningtheunit,useamilddetergentwithasoftnon-abrasiveclothorsponge.Donotuseharsh
cleaning solvents or an abrasive cleaning agent.
•Upholsterypadsmaybecleanedwithanon-abrasive,non-alcohol-basedsoaporsanitizedusingableach
dilutionofupto1:10.Note,manyanti-bacterialanddisinfectantproductscontainalcoholandshouldnotbe
usedontheupholstery,duetothedryingeectofthealcohol.Chooseanon-alcohol-basedsanitizer.
GermicidalwipesthatareratedtokillC-dicilesporesmaybeusedontheupholsteryandtheepoxycoated
stainless steel.
•UrethaneCoatedFabricsmaybecleanedwithaspongeordampclothtowipethesurfacecleanwithwarm
water. As needed, they may be hand washed using warm water and a mild detergent. Do not use bleach. Line
dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
Cleaning/Disinfecting
PartsReplacement
This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser/customer (or supplier non-consumer who does not buy
or resell). ActiveAid, LLC, warrants the 600-series against defects in materials and workmanship as listed below.
• StainlessSteelFrames–3yearwarranty
• Brakemechanisms,lockingmechanisms,wheelsandcasters–1yearwarranty
• Othermetalandstructuralpartsnotofstainlesssteel–1yearwarranty
• Upholsteredcomponents,plasticpads,rubberparts,paintedsurfaces,bearingsandotherpartsnot
specicallyidentiedabove–6monthswarranty
The warranty period commences on the original ship date from ActiveAid. Any product proven to ActiveAid’s
satisfaction to be defective and within warranty period shall be repaired or replaced at ActiveAid’s option.
ACTIVEAID’SSOLEOBLIGATIONANDYOUREXCLUSIVEREMEDYUNDERTHISWARRANTYSHALLBE
LIMITEDTOSUCHREPAIRAND/ORREPLACEMENT.Thiswarrantydoesnotincludeanylaborcharges
incurredinreplacementpartsinstallation.Forwarrantyservice,pleasecontacttheauthorizedsupplierfrom
whom you purchased your ActiveAid product. In the event you do not receive satisfactory warranty service,
please contact ActiveAid at the address below. Do not return products to our factory without prior
authorization.
LIMITATIONSANDEXCLUSIONS:Theforegoingwarrantyshallnotapplytoserialnumberedproductsifthe
serialnumberhasbeenremovedordefaced.Productssubjecttonegligence,abuse,misuse,improper
maintenance, improper storage, or damages beyond ActiveAid’s control are not covered by this warranty, and
thatevaluationwillbesolelydeterminedbyActiveAid.ProductsmodiedwithoutActiveAid’sexpresswritten
consent(includingbutnotlimitedto,modicationthroughtheuseofunauthorizedpartsorattachments)arenot
covered by this warranty. The warranty shall not apply to problems arising from normal wear or failure to follow
instructions. The warranty will be void if parts not manufactured by ActiveAid or parts not complying with
originalequipmentspecicationsareaddedtoanActiveAidproduct.
THEFOREGOINGWARRANTYISEXCLUSIVEANDINLIEUOFALLOTHEREXPRESSWARRANTIES.
ACTIVEAIDSHALLNOTBELIABLEFORANYCONSEQUENTIALORINCIDENTALDAMAGESWHATSOEVER.
ActiveAid maintains a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to change features,
specications,andpriceswithoutpriornotication.CheckwithActiveAidforlatestinformation.
ActiveAid, LLC.
101ActiveaidRoad•RedwoodFallsMN56283USA
800•533-5330•PH(507)644-2951•FAX(507)644-2468•[email protected]
activeaid.com
ActiveAid products should only be used under the guidance of a physician. ActiveAid maintains a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the
right to change features, specications, and prices without prior notication. Check with ActiveAid for latest information. FORM 600MAN 121819 REV A
Copyright © 2019 ActiveAid, llc. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.
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Please ensure the Owner’s Manual stays with the unit at all times.
OWNER’S MANUAL
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