DeVilbiss drive CLR30 User manual

Instruction Manual
Riser Recliner Chairs

Introduction
SAFETY
Thank you for purchasing this product. The product you have purchased
combines state-of-the-art components with safety, comfort, and styling in mind.
Please read and follow all instructions, warnings, and notes in this manual and all
other accompanying literature before attempting to operate this product for the
first time.
Please keep this manual with the riser recliner chair, or in a safe place. Contact
Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd. or check our website for the latest version of this
document. If there is any information in this manual which you do not understand,
or if you require additional assistance for setup or operation, please contact your
retailer or Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd.
Failure to follow the instructions, warnings and notes in this manual and those
located on your product, can result in personal injury or product damage and will
void the product warranty .
SHIPPING AND DELIVERY
Before using your riser recliner chair, make sure your delivery is complete as
some components may be individually packaged. If you do not receive a complete
delivery, please contact your retailer immediately.
Where damage has occurred during transport, either to the packaging or content,
please contact your retailer.
CONTACT INFORMATION
For assistance in setting up, using, maintaining your riser recliner chair, to report
unexpected operation or for any service, warranty, sales or customer service
information regarding this product, please contact your retailer or Drive DeVilbiss
Healthcare Ltd. Contact details for Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd. are located on
the back page of this manual.
For Help & Support outside the United Kingdom, please contact the local
distribution company from where this equipment was purchased. Failure to do so
may result in the product warranty becoming void.
Introduction
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Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................... 2
Product Information .............................................................................................. 4
Before Assembly
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Assembly Instructions
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Handset ................................................................................................................. 9
Safe Seating
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Safety
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11
Product Care
Disposal and Recycling
Troubleshooting
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Fair Wear and Tear Policy
Warranty
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17
Specification
Symbol Definitions ................................................................................................ 5
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This manual is generic and incorporates all functionality available across the
Riser Recliner Range. Not all functions are available on all models. Please
contact your retailer to determine the model you have purchased and the
functions specific to that model.
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Model Descriptions
The CLR30 Riser Recliner is a single motor model, controlled by a 2-button handset.
These models require 60cm behind the chair to allow the backrest to recline. The
chairs are PU faced, with matching PVC sides and back. The chairs have a 3-tier
back cushion.
Maximum User Weight: 140kg (22st)
CLR30
CLR38
CLR33
CLR32
CLR31
The CLR31 Riser Recliner is a single motor model, controlled by a 2-button handset.
These models require 60cm behind the chair to allow the backrest to recline. The
chairs are upholstered in chenille fabric. The chairs have a 3-tier back cushion.
Maximum User Weight: 140kg (22st)
The CLR38 Riser Recliner is a dual motor model, controlled by a 4-button handset.
These models require 60cm behind the chair to allow the backrest to recline. The
chairs are PU faced, with matching PVC sides and back. The chairs have a 2-tier
back cushion.
Maximum User Weight: 140kg (22st)
The CLR32 Riser Recliner is a dual motor model, controlled by a 4-button handset.
These models require 60cm behind the chair to allow the backrest to recline. The
chairs are upholstered in chenille fabric. The chairs have a 3-tier back cushion.
Maximum User Weight: 140kg (22st)
The CLR33 Riser Recliner is a dual motor model, controlled by a 4-button handset.
These models require 60cm behind the chair to allow the backrest to recline. The
chairs are PU faced, with matching PVC sides and back. The chairs have a 3-tier
back cushion.
Maximum User Weight: 140kg (22st)
Product Information

Maximum Weight Capacity
Class II Electrical Equipment.
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Read and follow the information in the Instruction Manual.
Please retain this Manual for future reference.
Warning: Beware of a potential hazard.
For indoor use only.
Dispose of all electrical components in line with local and national
recycling policies.
Do not place objects under the lift chair. Ensure the area is clear of all
obstructions, including pets and children, during operation.
Pinch/crush point hazard. Do not place objects or appendages in the
path of moving parts.
Assembly requires 2 people.
Distance from wall
Symbol Definitions

Parts List
1 x Back 1 x Seat
1 x Power Adapter
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Before Assembly
Please keep this Instruction Manual for future reference.
• Ensure that there is a mains power socket close to where the chair will be
positioned in the room.
• Do not use any sharp objects to open plastic-wrapped components, as
damage may be caused to the product or component.
• Ensure that the seat and back are free from any damage, before assembling.
• Check that you have the seat, back, power adapter and handset included.
• Assemble the chair in the room that you intend to use it in or as close as
possible to that room.
• Do not dispose of any packaging until the chair is fully assembled, so as to
avoid disposing of any of the parts.
• Do not use or attempt to assemble this product if parts are missing, damaged
or worn.
• Do not expose the handset to heat, otherwise the rubber material may
become soft and sticky.

Backrest
Seat
Handset
Mains Lead
Power Adapter
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LEG REST:
Provides a rest for the user’s
legs when raised and folds
up neatly when the chair is in
the upright and lift positions.
HANDSET:
Needed to operate the various
functions of the Riser Recliner
Chair
POWER ADAPTER & MAINS LEAD:
The chair needs to be connected to a mains electricity
supply (220-240V 50Hz) to provide power to operate
the rise and recline mechanism.
LIFT MECHANISM:
Responds to commands from the handset
to adjust the position of the chair.
Assembly
Instuctions

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Position the backrest so that its female brackets align with the male brackets on
the seat, on both sides of the chair.
Press down on the backrest so that it ‘clicks’ into position.
Check that the backrest is secure on both sides of the chair.
Locate the free end of the cable, underneath the chair (the other end is connected
to the chair actuator).
Take the power adapter (this may be located in the chair pocket) and connect the
cable to the lead on the power adapter (A).
Push the connector cover over, so that it locks the connection together (B).
A
B
Plug the figure-8 connector, on the
mains lead, into the socket on the
power adapter.
Plug the 3-pin plug into the mains
socket and switch on the mains
supply.
Assembly
Instuctions

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Single Motor Chair Operation
Dual Motor Chair Operation
Handset
General Operation (all models)
To allow the chair to operate, the key jack must first be inserted into the safety
lock. This is a safety precaution and the key jack should be removed when the
handset is not in use to prevent accidental movement of the armchair.
The power LED will illuminate when the chair is operating.
Ensure that you have read the section on Personal Safety before operating the
chair.
2-Button Handset Operation
Press the 'Up' button to raise the backrest to
the upright position and lower the leg rest.
Continue to press the button to then raise /
tilt the chair, to allow easy access.
Press the 'Down' button to lower the chair.
Continue to press the button to then elevate
the leg rest and recline the backrest. The leg
rest elevates and the backrest reclines
simultaneously.
4-Button Handset Operation
Press the ‘Up’ button to first lower the leg
rest to its normal position. Continue to
press the button to then raise / tilt the chair,
to allow easy access.
Press the ‘Down’ button to first lower the
chair, Continue to press the button to then
elevate the leg rest.
Press the ‘Backrest Up’ button to raise the
backrest from the reclined to the normal
position.
Press the ‘Backrest Recline’ button to
recline the backrest.
UP
Button
DOWN
Button
Operating
Indicator
UP
Button
DOWN
Button
Operating
Indicator
Backrest
UP
Button
Backrest
Recline
Button

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Safe Seating
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t apped and hat t e cha s ot obst cted a wa Do not attempt to r h i n u n . t r r y yi in
get out o t e chair wit t e leg rest n the raised pos ion t e f h h t hh ii-
m h m i i iec a sm ay e damaged by p tt g too great a we g o t.ni b u n ht n
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SAFE SEATING POSITION
The chair is a lifting device and it is important that you are positioned correctly in
the chair when raising and lowering. If the correct body position in not maintained
there is risk of injury or damage to the chair. The central position should be used
when either the standing or sitting mode is operational.
Keep area clear
from adults,
children, animals
and other
obstructions
a) Correct position. Sit centrally with your arms resting on the chair.
b) Incorrect position. This will place excessive strain on the mechanism and will
make the chair unstable.
c) Using the chair to stand (refer to Handset Operation on page 10)
If you are not using the chair, it should not be left in the UP or RECLINED
position. When the chair is in the sitting position, it can of cause be used as a
normal piece of furniture.