broda Revive User manual

Broda
15455 Conway Road Suite 200
Chesterfield, Missouri USA 63017
Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
OM-385CS-17.10.2018 www.brodaseating.com Email: [email protected]m
Operating Manual
Model Revive Tilt & Recline Shower Commode
Distributor/Rep: This manual must
be given to the caregiver responsible
for this chair and its occupant.
Caregiver: Before using this chair,
read this manual thoroughly and save
for future reference.
Actual product may differ slightly from images in Operating Manual

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Contents
FOREWORD.................................................................................................................................................................1
GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................................................................................2
1DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................................................................3
2SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................4
2.1 Training........................................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Application...................................................................................................................................................4
2.3 Shipping and Storage ...................................................................................................................................4
2.4 Pre-Service Check........................................................................................................................................5
2.5 Hazards ........................................................................................................................................................5
2.5.1 Position of Chair - “Danger of Falling” ...................................................................................................5
2.5.2 Position of Seat Tilt - “Danger of Tipping”.............................................................................................5
2.5.3 Location of Chair - “Danger of Tipping or Falling Objects”...................................................................5
2.5.4 Total Lock Wheel Brakes - “Danger of Falling” .....................................................................................5
2.5.5 Re-Positioning of Resident - “Danger of Clamping”...............................................................................6
2.5.6 Unintended Movement - “Danger of Falling or Collision”......................................................................6
2.5.7 Improper Restraint Use - “Risk of Serious Injury” ..................................................................................6
2.6 Improper Use................................................................................................................................................6
2.7 Cleaning.......................................................................................................................................................7
2.8 Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................8
2.9 Resident Specific Instructions......................................................................................................................9
3OPERATION AND MOVEMENT.....................................................................................................................10
3.1 Seat Tilt- Posterior and Anterior................................................................................................................10
3.2 Back Recline ..............................................................................................................................................10
3.3 Elevating Leg Rest.....................................................................................................................................11
3.4 Flip Down Footrest ....................................................................................................................................11
3.5 Swing Away Removable Arms..................................................................................................................12
3.6 Removable Commode Seat........................................................................................................................12
3.7 Removable Commode Pan.........................................................................................................................13
3.8Removable Commode Basket ....................................................................................................................13
3.9 Casters........................................................................................................................................................14
3.10 Head Rest...................................................................................................................................................14
3.11 Accessories (Options) ................................................................................................................................14
4INSPECTION AND FUNCTIONAL TESTING ................................................................................................15
4.1 Inspection...................................................................................................................................................15
4.2 Functional Testing......................................................................................................................................15
5TECHNICAL INFORMATION..........................................................................................................................16
5.1 Specifications.............................................................................................................................................16
5.2Broda Seating Revive Parts Schematic Drawing .....................................................................................177
5.3Broda Seating Revive Parts Schematic Legend .......................................................................................188
6COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR ..........................................................................................19
6.1 Troubleshooting for Gas Cylinders............................................................................................................19
7WARRANTY....................................................................................................................................................211

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FOREWORD
Congratulations on your purchase of a Broda chair and thank you for your confidence in our
company and products.
Broda assumes a leadership role in providing optimum re-positioning functions and mobility for
residents of long-term care institutions. Our chairs do not look like traditional chairs and offer
advantages unique to Broda. We are sure that after using your Broda chair, you will be
convinced that your resident’s quality of life will be greatly enhanced.
This manual will assist you in making the best use of the capabilities of your Broda chair and
will ensure that you quickly become familiar with its operation.
After reading this manual, if you have any questions about the safe and effective operation of
your Broda chair or accessories contact your local Broda representative or our Head Office
Customer Service personnel for further assistance.
Head Office:
Broda
15455 Conway Road Suite 200
Chesterfield, Missouri 63017
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
URL: www.brodaseating.com

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GENERAL INFORMATION
This document provides guidance on the safe and effective operation of the Broda chair.
Information in this manual must always be followed.
Anyone involved with the operation or maintenance of the Broda chair, including the resident’s
family members, must read this operating manual before using the chair.
The resident’s primary caregiver is responsible for ensuring that anyone who is unfamiliar with,
unwilling, or unable to adhere to the safety and operating instructions, is not permitted to operate
or move the chair.
A copy of this instruction manual must always be available.
Broda accepts no liability for damages, injury or accidents caused by operating errors, improper
maintenance, or disregard of the instructions in this manual, including any resident specific
instructions.
Broda reserves the right to make changes to the specifications, dimensions, functions, or
components of its products without notice. Product representations in this manual may vary from
delivered products.
Each Broda chair has a unique identifying serial number that must be maintained on the chair as
well as with any equipment records.

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1DEFINITIONS
“Broda” means Broda Enterprises Inc. doing business as Broda Seating.
“Broda chair” refers to mode Revive Tilt & Recline Shower Commode.
“Long-Term Care Institution” refers to a nursing home, hospital, or other healthcare 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 doctors, nurses, therapists, nursing aids, healthcare 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 relative angle between the chair’s seat and the chair frame or ground without
changing the relative angle between the back and the seat.
“Back Recline” refers to changing the relative angle between the chair’s back and the seat.
“Footrest Elevation” and “Leg Rest Elevation”refers to changing the relative angle between the chair’s footrest
and/or leg rest and the seat.
“Transfer(s)” refers to the movement of a resident into or out of the chair with the assistance of their caregiver(s).
“Mechanical Transfer(s)” refers to the movement of a resident into or out of the chair with the assistance of their
caregiver(s) using a patient lift or other assistive device that bares the weight of the resident.

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2SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Training
Before the chair is put into service, this manual must be read thoroughly by the caregiver(s) directly
responsible for the resident’s care.
After the chair is put into service, this manual must be read thoroughly by any new caregivers prior to
operating or moving the chair.
For the purpose of this manual, a resident’s family member who shares responsibility for their care is considered a
caregiver and is subject to the same competency before being permitted by the resident’s primary caregiver to
operate of move the chair.
Prior to first use, the customer must arrange for an in-service on the operation and safety requirements in this
manual, must be given to the resident’s caregivers by the local Broda representative who supplied the chair.
The primary caregiver must maintain a list of caregivers who have read this manual and who they have authorized to
operate and move the chair.
The resident’s primary caregiver is responsible for ensuring that anyone who is unfamiliar with, unwilling, or unable
to adhere to the safety and operating instructions, is not permitted to operate or move the chair.
The operations of the chair must be performed by the resident’s primary caregiver who is responsible for seating. All
The operations and adjustments performed should be done in a manner to ensure the overall safety, comfort and
well-being of the resident, caregiver and third party. All operations and adjustments required for the resident should
be determined by the resident’s primary caregiver who is responsible for seating.
2.2 Application
Broda chairs are intended exclusively for residents of long-term care institutions who are under the care of
professional caregivers. The suitability of a Broda chair must be determined by a qualified caregiver who is familiar
with the seating needs of the intended resident. Any other use of the chair is excluded from possible liability claims.
The chairs are not explosion resistant and must not be used where there are flammable gases or liquids present (e.g.,
anesthetics, volatile solvents and cleaners, etc.)
Broda chairs are designed for use with specific Broda parts and accessories. The use of non-Broda parts or
accessories with a Broda will void the warranty and is excluded from possible liability claims.
Broda chairs may only be used as described in this manual and with proper regard for recognized healthcare and
workplace safety and accident prevention practices.
2.3 Shipping and Storage
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 -20ºC and 40ºC. Broda chairs should not be used
until they are between 0ºC and 30ºC.
Broda Commode Shower Chairs should be wiped dry after use. Do not leave Broda chairs outdoors as it may cause
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Upon receipt, the shipping carton must 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. Next, the shipping
carton should be opened, and the chair must be examined for concealed shipping damage. If the chair appears to be
damaged, do not use the chair. File a concealed damage report with the transportation company.
2.4 Pre-Service Check
Broda chairs are delivered fully assembled. If the chair does not appear to be ready to use upon receipt, immediately
contact your supplier and do not put the chair into service until any concerns have been resolved.
Visually inspect the chair for damage, missing parts, and loose fasteners prior to testing the chair’s functions.
Functional testing must be successfully completed after visual inspection and before use. These obligations apply to
the chair’s first use and to all subsequent uses (Section 4: Inspection and Functional Testing).
2.5 Hazards
2.5.1 Position of Chair - “Danger of Falling”
After a resident is transferred into a chair, assess the amount of tilt required. 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 slightly 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.
2.5.2 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.
2.5.3 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 movable. 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 movable 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 surface to minimize the risk of tipping over.
2.5.4 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) the chair is not being moved by the caregiver
3) a resident is being transferred (moved) into or out of the chair;
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.
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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.
2.5.5 Re-Positioning of Resident - “Danger of Clamping”
Broda chairs offer the benefits of seat tilt, back recline, leg rest/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 on the armrests or inside the chair frame with their hands
on their body or on.
2) The resident’s feet must be correctly positioned on the footrest.
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.
2.5.6 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.
2.5.7 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.
2.6 Improper Use
As outlined, the improper use of the chair is dangerous to the resident, caregivers, or third parties, and can consist of,
but is not limited to the following:
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 a qualified caregiver
responsible for their seating.
4) Failure to frequently reposition the resident in the chair
5) Attempting to operate of multiple chair functions simultaneously 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 an agitated resident in the chair in an unsupervised area.
9) Leaving a resident unattended.
10) Leaving a resident in a chair on a sloping surface.
11) Leaving a chair unattended on a sloping surface.
12) Using non-Broda accessories on the chair.
13) Using the chair at temperatures below 0ºC.
14) Using the chair for any use other than its intended purpose.

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2.7 Cleaning
Broda chairs should be wiped clean with soap and water. Diluted household strength ammonia or chlorine based
cleaner, as well as a hospital grade cleaner may be used if necessary.
For best cleaning results, certain parts on the chair should be removed: Instructions for removal of the following
parts are in this manual: Ensure that the entire chair including removable and non-removable parts is thoroughly
cleaned.
Pay close attention to the frame, sockets, fasteners, parts and casters, for an even, thorough clean.
Remove parts for cleaning if desired:
1) Commode Seat
2) Swing Away/Removable Arms
3) Footrest
4) Commode Pan and Basket
Thoroughly clean all removable parts and padding, as well as the frame and components around the parts and
padding that have been removed. To help maintain the function of the gas springs, we recommend keeping them
lubricated after each use. A white food grade grease may be used. Solvents such as those found in spray lubricants
should not be used.
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.
Frequency and method of cleaning the chairs should be determined by facility infection control protocols. If visibly
soiled, thoroughly clean the chair immediately as per the cleaning instructions in this manual.
The cleaning instructions in this manual are guidelines only. Results may vary under actual conditions. The
information does not relieve the user of proper and safe use of the product and all cleaning agents and consideration
for the overall cleaning maintenance of the chair. Cleaning and care instructions must be followed in conjunction
with facility infection control protocols.
Broda will not accept warranty or liability claims on chairs that have not been cleaned according to the instructions
or cared for in proper regard for patient, caregiver and third-party safety and hygiene. The use of certain agents may
be harmful to the surface appearance and lifespan of the vinyl. Broda assumes no responsibility resulting from the
use of such cleaning agents to the vinyl.
Touch up paint is available for the powder coated frame. Please call Broda’s Customer Service Department if touch
up paint is required. Do not leave Broda chairs outdoors as the frame is not UV protected. Leaving the chairs
outdoors could cause the paint to peel.

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2.8 Maintenance
The maintenance on a Broda chair will vary with the amount of use and the condition of the resident using the chair.
In regular use, after the initial inspection and functional testing, the chair should be inspected and tested bimonthly.
We recommend visually inspecting for signs of wear, damage, loose or missing fasteners, and other safety concerns.
Periodic testing of chair functions is also necessary. If a breakage, defect, or operational problem is detected, the
chair must be successfully repaired, inspected and tested for function before it is returned to service.
The chair should be inspected and tested as often as each use if the chair is used by:
1) Aggressive or agitated residents.
2) Residents who have involuntary movements.
3) Residents weighing over 220 lbs.
4) A facility with irregular or sloped surfaces.
5) Any unauthorized person.
Do not use lubricants that contain solvents. Solvents may compromise any rubber components on the chair. If
necessary, white food grade grease or lubricant can be used on any sliding components.

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2.9 Resident Specific Instructions
The primary caregiver responsible for the specific resident’s seating shall add additional instructions necessary for
the safe and effective use of the chair based on their professional experience and knowledge of the resident’s
specific conditions and requirements.
Broda representatives are not professional caregivers and will not know the specific requirements of the individual
using the chair. Broda relies on the knowledge, experience, and judgment of the resident’s professional caregiver to
ensure the specific resident’s safety and comfort needs are satisfied while using the chair.
These instructions form an essential part of the Safety Requirements for using the chair and must be made available
to all caregivers. Space is provided below to include these instructions.
Broda
15455 Conway Road Suite 200
Chesterfield, Missouri 63017
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]m
URL: www.brodaseating.com

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3OPERATION 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.
3.1 Seat Tilt- Posterior and Anterior
The seat can be tilted to any position from the most
upright to the lowest or highest position within its
range. This assists the caregiver in changing a
resident’s body position to minimize falling or sliding
forward and improve the resident’s comfort. The
anterior tilt helps provide a safe sit/stand assist.
To Activate the Seat Tilt:
-Place right hand on bar to assist movement and
squeeze tilt handle with left hand.
-Raise or lower seat tilt until desired angle is achieved
3.2 Back Recline
The back can be reclined to any position from the most
upright to the lowest within its range. Use back recline to
position the resident, assist with cleaning the abdominal
area and with washing the resident’s hair.
WARNING: Always tilt slightly before reclining to
prevent resident from sliding.
- Place right hand on the tilt bar and squeeze the tilt
handle with left hand.
- Raise or lower the back until the desired angle is
required.
WARNING: Do not operate tilt and recline handles
together.
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Anterior Tilt
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3.3 Elevating Leg Rest
Gas cylinders allow the leg rest to be positioned
infinitely from horizontal to vertical. The leg rest
elevates independently from the back recline.
To Adjust the Leg Rest:
-Hold the leg rest to assist movement and squeeze the
leg rest handle.
-Raise or lower the leg rest to the desired angle.
3.4 Flip Down Footrest
The flip down footrest is removable and length
adjustable.
To Attach the Footrest:
-Insert the right end of the footrest upper cross piece
into
the desired hole in the right side of the leg rest frame.
-Insert the left end of the footrest upper cross piece into
the corresponding hole in the left side of the leg rest
frame.
WARNING: Do not attempt to stand on the
footplates.
-Release the tension on the spring mechanism.
To Remove the Footrest:
-Lift up the footrest slightly to discontinue contact
between the straps on the footrest and leg rest.
-Squeeze the footrest to the right to activate the spring
mechanism and release the left and right side.
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3.5 Swing Away Removable Arms
The swing away removable arms allow for side access to
facilitate safe and easy transfers.
To Remove the Arms:
-Push down on the front of the armrest while pushing in
the button on the side panel and allow the armrest to
“pop up.”
-Swing the side panel away or remove completely.
To Insert the Arms:
- Insert the back end of the side panel into the back
receptacle.
3.6 Removable Commode Seat
To Remove the Commode Seat:
- Lift up the front of the commode seat to release the
clips from the front of the frame.
-Lift the rear of the commode seat to release the
Clips from the rear of the frame.
To Attach the Commode Seat:
Place the seat directly onto the frame of chair,
ensuring all the clips are secured to the frame.
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3.7 Removable Commode Pan
The commode pan and basket are removable
for use of the chair over the toilet.
To remove the Commode Pan:
-Lift up on the pan to release the hooks from the
commode basket.
-Pull the basket towards the rear of the chair.
-Gently lift the pan up while keeping level, to release
the hooks from the commode basket.
To Insert the Commode Pan:
-Insert the front hooks of the pan onto the commode
basket.
-Push the pan towards the front of the chair.
-Insert the rear hooks of the commode pan on to the
basket to secure in place.
3.8 Removable Commode Basket
The commode basket holds the commode pan securely
in place and is removable for cleaning.
To Insert the Commode Basket:
- Standing in front of the chair, insert the end of the
basket with the short prongs into the holes at the front
of the chair on the inner side of the frame. When
inserting the front portion of the basket, ensure that the
rear of the basket is underneath the cross piece at the
rear of the chair.
- Insert the basket into the holes on the inner side of the
rear cross piece. The basket will need to be pulled
down to bend slightly, in order to fit into the holes.
- Once the basket is inserted into the holes in the cross
piece, release the tension on the basket to secure into
place.
To Remove the Commode Basket:
- Standing in front of the chair, remove the basket from
the rear cross piece. The basket will need to be pulled
down to bend slightly to release it from the holes in the
cross piece. Remove the basket from front of chair.
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3.9 Casters
The Revive chair features three 5” stainless total lock
casters and one 5” stainless rear directional locking
(tracking) caster.
To Operate the Casters:
Step on/off the caster pedal to lock/unlock the caster.
Always ensure the brakes are unlocked when
wheeling the chair.
3.10 Head Rest
The Revive padded head rest is height and angle
adjustable to accommodate various users.
To Adjust the Head Rest Height:
-Loosen the head rest hand wheel.
-Raise or lower the head rest to the desired height for
the user.
-Tighten hand wheel to secure head rest in place.
To Adjust the Head Rest Angle:
-Use the appropriate Allen wrench to loosen the ball
joint screws.
-Adjust the head rest to the desired angle for the user.
-Tighten the ball joint screws to secure head rest in
place.
3.11 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.
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4INSPECTION 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.
4.1 Inspection
We recommend regular visual inspection for signs of wear, damage, loose or missing fittings, 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 all the
fittings (fasteners):
The visual inspection procedure should include at least the observation of the following parts:
1) The cylinders that position the seat tilt, back recline, and independent leg rest elevation.
2) The vinyl straps used in the seat, back, leg rest and footrest
3) The black handles and cables.
4) The clips on the commode seat
The visual inspection procedure should include the observation of any installed accessories. The visual inspection
should be performed by the facility, or if in a private residence, by the individual responsible for the chair.
4.2 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
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 3.
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 (leg rest) 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 lubricants on any part of the chair.

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5TECHNICAL INFORMATION
5.1 Specifications
Standard Features of Revive Tilt & Recline Shower Commode Chair
1. Back Recline:
Up to 67 of back reclineº (infinitely adjustable)
2. Seat Tilt:
Up to 12º of posterior seat tilt (infinitely adjustable)
Up to 10 º of anterior seat tilt (infinitely adjustable)
3. Frame:
16-gauge powder coated stainless steel
4. Chair Surface:
Padded removable commode seat with 4 way stretch urethane foam cover
BRODA Comfort Tension Seatingon backrest, leg rest and footrest. Strapping is
1.5” wide, by .130” thick; contains fungicide, has shape memory retention, is fire
retardant
5. Arms:
Swing away and removable
6. Leg Rest:
Leg rest adjusts independently of back recline
Leg rest adjusts to any angle between horizontal and vertical
7. Footrest:
Flip down removable/adjustable footrest
8. Commode Pan
Removable commode pan with grip handle, removable commode basket
9. Casters:
Three 5” total lock stainless casters, one 5” directional locking (tracking) stainless
caster
10. Seat Depth:
18”
11. Seat Height:
24.5”
12. Seat Width:
18” or 22”
13. Overall Width:
24.5” (for 18” seat width), 28.5” (for 22” seat width)
14. Weight Capacity:
400 lbs.
15. Overall Weight:
Approx. 85 lbs. standard features
16. Head Rest
Padded, adjustable head rest
All dimensions are ± 0.5”.

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5.2 Broda Revive Tilt & Recline Shower Commode Parts Schematic Drawing- January 1,
2012

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5.3 Broda Revive Tilt & Recline Shower Commode Parts Schematic Legend- January 1,
2012
Specify 18” or 22” seat width
#
Description
Part Number
1.
Base Frame CS385 (width)
BASE-CS385
2.
Caster 5 Stainless Steel Directional Lock
CASTER-5”DL-SS
3.
Caster 5 Total Lock Stainless Steel
CASTER-5”TL-SS
4.
Seat Frame CS385 V2 (width)
SEAT-CS385V2
5.
Legrest Frame for CS385(width) (color)
LGRT-CS385
6 & 7.
Footrest Frame Single CS385 (3 or 4 strap) (width) (color)
F-SINGLE-CS385
8.
Frame Foot Rod (width)
F-ROD
9.
Footrest Spring 3.25 Long
F-SPRING
10.
Cylinder gas spring 300N and Actuator w/lever
CYLSS-LOCK-KIT
11.
Cylinder gas spring 270N and Actuator w/lever
CYLSS-LOCK-KIT
12.
Cable and Handle Assembly (cable length 48)
CABLE-HAND
13.
Double Cable and Handle Assembly (cable length 32)
CABLE-HAND-DBL
14.
Double Cable and Handle Assembly (cable length 48)
CABLE-HAND-DBL
15.
Back Frame CS385 (width)
BACK-CS385
16.
Seat Commode Padded CS385 (size)
SEAT-PD-CS385
17.
Clips for Padded Seat
CLIP-PD
18.
Armrest Soft
AR
19.
Arm Top Frame CS385
ARM-TOP-CS385
20. Spring for Armbottoms/wings
DETENT-PIN