
Fixing and Maintenance Instructions
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FOOTRESTS
Footrests are supplied separately to the main commode. Please examine your footrests for
any visible damage before use. If you see any damage or suspect a fault, please contact your
supplier immediately.
In this case, please do not use your product as it may compromise your safety.
1. Remove the commode footrests from their packaging
2. You ill see on each of the front legs of the commode main frame about 150 mm
high from the castor 2 retaining lugs either side
3. Take the footrests and align the holes in the inverted ‘U’ section ith the lugs and
lo er do n into place.
4. Rotate the footrests to ards the commode so that they clip into place.
USE OF THE COMMODE
When moving al ays lift the commode by placing you hands on the tubular metal frame
beneath the blo moulded seat.
•Do not allo children or unauthorised persons to play ith or use the commode.
•Do not rock back and forth or side ays hen using the commode as this ill cause
excessive stress and possible damage and failure hich may cause injury.
•Do not use the commode outside the home or on uneven surfaces (such as in the
garden) as this ill cause stress to the legs and possible damage hich may cause
injury. It is not intended as a heelchair.
•Do not place fingers or foreign objects into any of the exposed tubular sections as
this can lead to serious injury.
•When operating the brake mechanism, do not stamp on the lever as this may cause
damage to the mechanism and possible failure.
•Not for use in the sho er. Dry immediately if the Linton becomes et.
CLEANING
A useful guide to decontamination is MHRA leaflet DB2003(06).
Do not use abrasive cleaners as this could damage the surface of the equipment. For
cleaning, ipe ith a clean cloth soaked in detergent solution and ring out. Depending on
the detergent manufacturer’s instructions the solution may be heated.
Wipe all surfaces of the equipment and the cloth should be re-immersed periodically and the
detergent changed frequently. The detergent should be rinsed or iped off using a clean
cloth immersed in clean ater and rung out.
To disinfect make sure the equipment has been cleaned and dried and then ipe over ith a
clean cloth and a compatible liquid disinfectant. After disinfecting clean ith clean ater
and dry.
When using detergent or disinfectants then please refer to manufacturers’ instructions and if
unsure then consult your local Infection Control Specialist for advice.
This equipment can be cleaned/disinfected by moist heat at 80oC for a minimum of 1 minute
or autoclaved at 80oC for at least 1 minute. After cleaning or disinfecting dry and treat all
joints ith a ater dispersing agent, e.g. WD40.