Drive Mountway Neptune Toilet lift User manual

Operating instructions pg 2
Operating instructions pg 19
Consignes d’utilisation p 35
Betriebsanleitung S 51
Instrucciones de uso pag 67
Istruzioni operative pag 83
Bedieningsinstructies pag 99
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Operating instructions
Please ensure both yourself and any helpers read the following instructions carefully
before using your toilet lift. These operating instructions should be retained for future
reference.
This toilet lift is designed and manufactured to assist individuals in getting on and o the toilet. It should
not be used for any other purpose. Do not use it in combination with other lifting or moving devices.
Contents
Unpacking the toilet lift
1. Unpacking the toilet lift ..................3
Installing the toilet lift
2. Charging the battery pack ...............4
3. Fitting the arms (where applicable) ......5
4. Fitting foot cups and anti-slip pads.......6
5. Installing over the toilet .................7
6. Permanently attaching foot cups to the oor
(where applicable) ......................8
Using the toilet lift
7. Using the toilet lift .......................8
Warranties maintenance & servicing
8. Cleaning.................................9
9. Maintenance and servicing ..............9
10. Warranty .............................10
Symbols
11. Symbols ..............................10
Technical data
12. Technical data ........................11
13. Dimensions ..........................13
Troubleshooting
14. Troubleshooting ......................14
Parts list
15. Accessories ...........................17
16. Parts list ..............................18
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1. Unpacking the toilet lift
For ease of handling, unpack your toilet lift (see g 1) in a large area. Open the packaging and ensure
the toilet lift is not damaged and that all parts are included. If it has been damaged in transit or parts
are missing, contact your supplier immediately.
Inside the box you will nd:
• A toilet lift complete with seat
• 2 battery packs
• A battery charger with charging dock
• 4 foot cups and 4 adhesive anti-slip pads
• Hand control (for models with no arms or no operating switch on arm)
If ordered:
• Right/Left hand arm(s)
• Arm with operating switch
• Allen key for tting arm(s)
NOTE:
All references in these operating instructions to LEFT and RIGHT are made from the perspective of
the user sitting on the toilet lift. Users or carers operating the toilet lift whilst standing facing the
product should therefore adopt the opposite perspective.
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Diagrams for operation and explanation of use are on the fold-
out diagram sheet attached to the rear of this booklet

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2. Charging the battery pack
Before rst operation of your toilet lift or after long periods of non-use (typically 7-10
days), fully charge the battery packs as follows. A at battery will take approximately
5 hours to charge.
i) Place the charging dock (see g 2) on a rm, at surface near a mains socket outside the
bathroom.
ii) Place the battery pack on top of the charging dock, ensuring the socket underneath the battery
pack (see g 2) locates fully over the charging dock.
iii) Plug the charger into the mains socket and switch on the electricity supply.
iv) The light indicator on the charger box will initially ash in a quick sequence of red, green, red,
green, before a constant red light appears to indicate charging is in progress (see g 2).
v) When the battery pack has been fully charged, the red light on the charger box turns to
a constant green light, which indicates the battery pack is ready for use, and can remain
continuously on charge until you are ready to use the toilet lift.
vi) When you are ready to use the fully charged battery pack, switch o the mains socket or remove
the charger from the mains socket, then ensure you disconnect the battery pack from the
charging dock. (This prevents the battery pack discharging and resets the charger ready for
charging the other battery pack).
vii) Repeat steps i) to vi) to fully charge the other battery pack. We recommend continuously
charging the battery pack that is not in use whilst using the other, and swapping over on a routine
basis. There is no risk of overcharging.
NOTE:
• The red light on the battery pack (see g 3) NEVER illuminates when connected to the charger.
• Do not cover the battery pack or the charger whilst charging.
• Always charge on a hard surface.
• During charging, the temperature of the charger box may exceed 40°C but will gradually decrease
once the constant green light on the box appears. Users with sensitive/damaged skin should take
care and allow approximately 6 hours from start of charging before handling the box.
• Never charge in the bathroom or any humid area. Always charge in a dry area, ensuring your
hands are dry rst.
• Use only the Mountway charger supplied to charge the battery packs and for no other purpose.

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3. Fitting the arms (where applicable)
To t the arms to the toilet lift, it is recommended that the toilet lift’s seat be fully raised rst, as this
provides better access to the xtures underneath the seat. To raise the seat, follow steps i) and ii) below:
i) Plug the cable on the arm with operating switch into the socket located on the lower left side of
the toilet lift (see g 4). If you have no arm with operating switch, connect the hand control cable
to the socket instead.
ii) Insert a fully charged battery pack into the left-hand battery compartment at the front of the
toilet lift (see g 5), then move the toggle switch on the arm to the LEFT (see g 6) (or press the
UP button on the hand control, if applicable (see g 14)), until the seat is fully raised.
iii) Remove the battery pack.
iv) Slide the rubber seals on the lifting struts down, then use the Allen key supplied to remove the
screws and arm clamps attached underneath the seat at both sides (see g 7).
v) Push the arm bar into the hole located at the side of the toilet lift seat (see g 8). Some pressure
may be required.
vi) Align the arm bar with the underside of the seat (see g 9), and slot the arm clamp into place
over it. The arm clamp should now be ush with the seat. Use the Allen key to reattach the clamp
and screws and secure the arm (see g 10). Slide the rubber seal back up to its original location
on the lifting strut. If a further arm is supplied, repeat steps v) to vi) while the seat is in its highest
position.
vii) Reinsert the battery pack into the battery compartment (see g 5).
viii)Move the toggle switch on the arm to the RIGHT (see g 6) (or press the DOWN button on the
hand control, if applicable), until the seat is fully lowered again.
ix) Now remove the battery pack.
NOTE:
• Standard operating switch is on the left arm. Right arm with operating switch is supplied by
special order.
• The arms are designed as a support during raising and lowering and NOT as a lifting mechanism
themselves. Excessive force should not be applied to the arms.
Do NOT move the toilet lift by its arms.

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4. Fitting foot cups and anti-slip pads
Your toilet lift is supplied with 4 foot cups and 4 adhesive anti-slip pads. When tted, the anti-slip
pads provide extra stability especially on smooth ooring e.g. tiled or laminated.
i) Remove the backing paper on the pads and secure centrally to the at underside of each foot cup.
ii) Align each foot cup under the toilet lift’s feet and twist clockwise (see g 11) to lock the foot cups
to the feet. This should be done before placing the toilet lift over the toilet bowl.
NOTE:
• If the foot cups are to be permanently xed to the oor to secure the toilet lift (see section 6,
“Permanently attaching foot cups to the oor”), we recommend that anti-slip pads are tted
FIRST, to prevent rotation. However, they should NOT be tted if using an adhesive to
permanently attach foot cups to the oor.
• Do NOT permanently attach the foot cups to the oor until you have determined the correct
positioning of the toilet lift over the toilet (see section 5 below, “Installing over the toilet”).

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5. Installing over the toilet
Ensure the battery pack is not connected to the toilet lift during installation.
i) Remove the existing toilet seat and ensure that all oor areas are clean and dry to eliminate any
slipping hazard. Ensure the oor surface is sound and solid, e.g. no broken boards or tiles.
NOTE:
Before moving the toilet lift, ensure the hand control is not trailing on the oor, as it may
become a tripping hazard or become accidentally damaged.
ii) Place the toilet lift centrally over the toilet bowl, ensuring the seat skirting (see g 12) is
positioned inside the toilet bowl. Also ensure the rear cross bar (see g 12) is not touching
the toilet porcelain and that all four feet are on the oor. If the toilet lift is sliding on the toilet
porcelain, the feet are not in full contact with the oor and/or there is not enough clearance
between the toilet and the rear cross bar. There should also be a minimum of 25mm/1 inch
clearance between the toilet bowl and the underside of the toilet lift seat. If you need to adjust
the height of the toilet lift to clear the toilet porcelain, turn the feet anti-clockwise to raise or
clockwise to lower. If you meet resistance whilst raising, you will have reached the maximum
height setting. Turning beyond this point may detach the feet from the toilet lift. If additional
height is required, contact your supplier for advice on the suitability of optional Extended feet (see
section 15, “Accessories”).
iii) Insert one of the fully charged battery packs into the left-hand battery compartment at the front
of the toilet lift (see g 5). Operate the controls on the hand control (or arm) to test that no
xtures (e.g. washbasins, bidet) will obstruct the raising and lowering of the toilet lift.
NOTE:
The toilet lift is a powerful lifting device and it is essential that NO obstructions become caught
during the raising and lowering of the seat. If the arms or seat are caught, IMMEDIATELY stop
the operation and lower or raise the seat to free the obstruction. Either permanently remove one
or both arms or remove the external obstruction e.g. toilet roll holder or rail.
iv) Remove the battery pack from the toilet lift.
NOTE:
• It is advisable that you or your carer periodically checks that the toilet lift is still correctly aligned
over the toilet bowl to avoid entrapment risks.
• Also periodically check that there is no obvious damage to the product.

6. Permanently attaching foot cups to the oor (where applicable)
For maximum security, especially if arms are tted to the toilet lift, it is recommended that the foot
cups are permanently attached to the oor by screws or a silicone-based adhesive.
Before drilling, ensure that the area around the toilet is clear of underground pipes/
heating and electrical cables.
i) Once the foot cups have been tted (see section 4, “Fitting foot cups and anti-slip pads”) and
the toilet lift is correctly positioned over the toilet (see section 5, “Installing over the toilet”), draw
around the outside of each tted foot cup, using a non-permanent marker pen.
ii) Remove the toilet lift and detach the foot cups.
iii) Place the foot cups back over the drawn marks, ensuring they are correctly aligned.
iv) Either silicone, or screw foot cups to the oor (using the central hole in the foot cup).
v) Place the toilet lift back over the toilet bowl with the feet positioned in the oor-mounted foot
cups and turn the feet anti-clockwise to lock into the cups (see g 13).
7. Using the toilet lift
i) Insert the fully charged battery pack into the left-hand battery compartment at the front of the
toilet lift (see g 5).
ii) The rst time any button is operated on the hand control (see g 14) or arm switch (as
applicable) (see g 6), a battery test will be initiated. On completion of the test, the appropriate
light will appear on the hand control (or arm with operating switch) as follows: -
• If GREEN light – proceed to use the toilet lift, provided the battery pack has been charged within
the last 7-10 days.
• If FLASHING GREEN light – proceed to use the toilet lift, provided the battery pack has been
charged within the last 7-10 days. Then charge IMMEDIATELY afterwards (see section 2,
“Charging the battery pack ”).
• If RED light on the battery pack (NOT hand control or arm) – Do NOT use the toilet lift. Charge
IMMEDIATELY (see section 2, “Charging the battery pack ”) and connect the second battery pack,
if fully charged.
iii) To raise the toilet lift seat to the height required, either press the UP button on the hand control
(see g 14) or move the toggle switch on the arm to the LEFT (see g 6).
iv) Gently sit on the seat.
v) To lower the seat to a height that is comfortable, press the DOWN button on the hand control or
move the toggle switch on the arm to the RIGHT (as applicable). The toilet lift can be stopped at
any time to reposition yourself on the seat, by releasing the button or switch.
vi) Press the UP button on the hand control or move the toggle switch on the arm to the LEFT to
raise yourself to a standing position again.
vii) The toilet lift’s seat should be lowered DOWN to its lowest position after EACH use.
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NOTE:
• The battery packs are for use solely with the Mountway toilet lift and cannot be used to operate
any other product.
• If the RED light appears on the battery pack during use, continue to use the toilet lift but
charge IMMEDIATELY afterwards.
• Side transfer is possible with the seat in the down position. If the toilet lift is tted with arms,
raise them upwards to allow side access.
• To prevent any accidental damage to the hand control, do NOT leave it to hang down freely.
• In an emergency situation, all movement can be terminated by removing the battery pack.
8. Cleaning
Clean the toilet lift as frequently as you clean your toilet, using mild, non-abrasive bathroom
cleaners*. When using the toilet lift communally, we recommend disinfecting the seat after each use.
SOLVENT-based cleaners, such as white spirit, should NOT be used, as this will damage the seat and
cover surfaces.
i) To disinfect the toilet lift, use a soft cloth and wipe down with a sterilising solution or anti-
bacterial cleaner. Use the same concentration as you would for other domestic surfaces, such as
basins and baths.
ii) Wipe over with a clean, damp cloth, then dry with a clean, dry cloth.
iii) The toilet lift is NOT WATERPROOF and CANNOT be cleaned in an automated washing machine.
Clean by hand only. DO NOT place under a shower or immerse in liquids.
* Cleaning agents should be used in accordance with their manufacturers’guidelines.
9. Maintenance and servicing
There are no user-serviceable parts in the toilet lift. Repairs and servicing must be entrusted to a
Mountway authorised dealer or engineer.
The toilet lift should be inspected annually by a Mountway authorised dealer or engineer, who will
check that there are no loose ttings or any other evidence of mechanical damage. Also, the base
area or oor should be inspected to ensure that it is perfectly safe to use your toilet lift.
Intended life - toilet lift
The durability of the toilet lift has been tested in accordance with BS EN 10535:2006 (Hoists for the
transfer of disabled persons - requirements and test methods). If serviced and used in accordance
with the operating instructions, the toilet lift and all parts (excluding battery) will achieve 11,000
lifting cycles or 5 years’use, whichever is the soonest.
Intended life - battery
It is essential that the operating instructions with regards to battery use and charging is adhered
to. The battery life expectancy is 500 charge cycles or 1 year’s use, whichever is the soonest. We
recommend the battery be replaced accordingly in order to obtain the best performance from your
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Symbol Explanation
Only direct current from a small battery is used to power your toilet lift. There is NO connection to
mains electricity when in use, so there is no danger of electric shock.
The symbol is found on the hand control, arm and battery pack and means the light indicates the
battery status.
The toilet lift is categorised as Type B medical equipment and meets international standards for
electrical safety.
The toilet lift is sealed to the international standard against the eects of splashing water.
Class II equipment.
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLATION OR USE.
Serial number
Re-order number
Maximum load – lifting capacity (person)
Do not bin/dispose.
Caution! Surface hot to touch.
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10. Warranty
This product is sold with the benet that, in the event of any defect of manufacture or material
appearing within 2 years of the date of the receipt of the product, the defect will be rectied free of
charge, provided that:
i) Reasonable evidence is provided (e.g. purchase invoice or delivery note) that the product was
purchased not more than 2 years prior to the date of claim; and
ii) The defect is not attributable to accidental damage (either in transit or otherwise), fair wear and
tear, willful damage, misuse or unauthorised repair.
The battery is guaranteed for 1 year subject to the conditions stated above.
Consumers’ statutory rights are not aected.
11. Symbols
To comply with international standards for medical equipment, the following symbols are found on
the toilet lift’s labels.

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12. Technical data
The toilet lift seat is made of ABS. All structural components, i.e. chassis and lifting struts are made
from polypropylene. The side covers, battery covers and hand control are made of ABS. The feet are
made of nylon.
The toilet lift is in the ocial category of ‘internally powered equipment’ and is not suitable for use in
the presence of ammable anaesthetic mixture with air or nitrous oxide.
The equipment is tested in accordance with:
• BS EN 60335-1: 2002
• BS EN 60601-1: 2006
• The European Council Directive 93/42/EEC relating to Medical Devices
The toilet lift complies with the WEEE directive.
DISPOSAL: The plastic, metal parts and packaging are recyclable. The batteries are not recyclable
and should be disposed of only by returning them to your supplier, the manufacturer or an
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Toilet lift
Overall width without arms 612mm (24.09in)
Bowl clearance width 390mm (15.35in)
Seat height (down) 430mm min (16.9in)
490mm max (19.3in)
Depth front to back 540mm (21.26in)
Height Adjustments
Bowl clearance height 370mm – 430mm (14.56in – 16.9in)
Feet adjustment 60mm (2.36in)
Pedestal height range 360mm – 420mm (14.2in – 16.5in)
Maximum load - lifting capacity
160kg/25 stone/350lbs person
Duty cycle
No more than one complete operation per 5 minutes
Power input
14.4V dc nominal 10A max
Degree of protection
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Weight
Toilet lift (including battery pack but no arms) 19.04kg/42lbs
Packing box (max) 6.91kg/15.2lbs
Total packed weight 33kg/72.8lbs
Operating and charging
Battery Charger
Input 100-240V ac
50-60Hz 1.0A
Output 14.4V dc nominal
1.0A
Battery Pack
Output 14.4V dc nominal
3000mAh
Operating and Charging
Temperatures
Max 40°C (104°F)
Min 0°C (32°F)
Colour
White
Shipping and storage
Temperatures
Max 50°C (122°F)
Min -10°C (14°F)
Humidity
Max 90% RH
Min 10% RH
Pressure
Max 125kPa (18.4psi)
Min 73kPa (10.7psi)
This product is suitable for transport in pressurised
aircraft holds.
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13. Dimensions (in millimetres)
660 MIN 720 MAX
430 MIN 490 MAX
540
612
120
560 MIN 620 MAX
460
490
710
The vertical dimensions vary by 60mm due to adjustable feet.
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14. Troubleshooting
Symptom Possible Cause Solution Section
Toilet lift does not
move. No sound
from the motor.
• Battery is at. • Charge battery pack. Section 2
• Battery pack is not
connected/not
connected properly
to the toilet lift.
• Insert battery pack correctly into battery
compartment at the front of the toilet
lift. Apply gentle pressure to ensure it is
fully in.
Section 3,
Section 5
& Section 7
• Hand control/
arm cable not
connected to the
toilet lift.
• Connect the hand control/arm cable
to the socket on the rear left side of the
toilet lift.
Section 3,
Section 5
& Section 7
• Battery fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre. Replace battery pack.
n/a
• Mechanical fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
Red light on
battery pack is on
and toilet lift does
not move.
• Battery is at. • Charge battery pack immediately. Section 2
Toilet lift
only moves
intermittently.
• Battery is not fully
charged.
• Charge battery pack. Section 2
• Excessive user load. • Do not use toilet lift if you weigh over 25
st/160kg/350lbs.
Section 12
• Toilet lift has
encountered
obstruction during
raising or lowering
e.g. wash basin.
• Immediately stop operation. Raise or
lower toilet lift to remove obstruction.
Section 5
Battery pack does
not appear to be
charged.
• Power to charger is
not switched on.
• Ensure charger plug is connected to
power socket and switch on. Check for
light indicator on charger box.
Section 2
• Battery pack is not
connected correctly
to charger.
• Ensure socket underneath battery pack
is fully located over charging dock.
Section 2
• Battery pack has
discharged before
use.
• Ensure battery pack is disconnected
from charging dock when mains socket
is switched o or when charger is
removed from socket.
• Charge battery pack after long periods
of non-use (typically 7-10 days).
Section 2
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Symptom Possible Cause Solution Section
• Interruption to
mains power
supply/faulty mains
socket.
• Check for charger indicator light at
alternative power socket.
• Check if other electrical appliances are
working.
n/a
• Charger fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
• Battery fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
Charger is plugged
into power socket
but charger
indicator lights do
not appear.
• Battery pack is not
connected correctly
to charger.
• Ensure socket underneath battery pack
is fully located over charging dock.
Section 2
• Charger fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
No lights appear
on hand control/
arm.
• Battery pack is not
connected correctly
to toilet lift.
• Insert the battery pack correctly into
the battery compartment at the front of
the toilet lift. Apply gentle pressure to
ensure it is fully in.
Section 3,
Section 5 &
Section 7
• Hand control/
arm cable not
connected to the
toilet lift.
• Connect the hand control/arm cable
to the socket on the rear left side of the
toilet lift.
Section 3,
Section 5 &
Section 7
• Charger fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
• Battery fault. • Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
n/a
Toilet lift slides on
oor.
• Feet/foot cups not
secure on slippery
type oor e.g. tiled,
laminated.
• Fit adhesive anti-slip pads on at
underside of foot cups and attach to
toilet lift feet.
• Ensure oor is clean and dry under feet.
Section 4 &
Section 5
Toilet lift slides on
toilet bowl.
• Feet not touching
oor and/or rear
cross bar resting on
toilet porcelain.
• Adjust height of toilet lift until rear cross
bar is clear of toilet porcelain and all 4
feet are touching oor. Contact supplier
for advice on suitability of optional
extended feet.
Section 5 &
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Symptom Possible Cause Solution Section
Toilet lift seat is
tilting sideways.
• Toilet seat has not
been lowered to
lowest position after
each use, causing
motor to become
unsynchronised.
• Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
Section 7
Arms are
damaged.
• Toilet lift has been
moved/carried by
its arms.
• Excessive force has
been applied to
arms during use.
• Arms have
encountered
obstruction during
lifting operation.
• Contact supplier or authorised service/
repair centre.
Section 3
& Section 5
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15. Accessories
The toilet lift can be supplied with a wide range of optional accessories:
Accessory Part No.
Left/right hand arm Left – TL626/S
Right – TL627/S
When grab rails cannot be tted, these aid transfer on and
o the toilet lift and oer reassuring support when the toilet
lift is in use.
Accessory Part No.
Left/right hand arm with operating
switch
Left – TL625/S
Right – TL628/S
Arms with integrated operating switch. As well as aiding
with transfer on and o the lift and oering reassuring
support when in use, the arm’s easy-to-use toggle switch
can be used instead of the standard hand control. A battery
status monitoring system is also incorporated into the arm,
indicating battery level status.
Accessory Part No.
Extended feet TL 634/S
Supplied as a set of four, extended feet allow extra bowl
clearance for higher than average toilet bowls by as much
as 64mm/2.52”. Must be tted by Mountway at the time of
ordering your toilet lift.
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16. Parts List
ITEM No. Description Part no.
1 Chassis cover moulding TL551
2 Bridge moulding TL571
3 Foot cup TL554
4 Hand control TL575
5 Seat TL557
6Standard foot assembly
- set of 4 TL633
7 Battery pack TL621
8Smart charger with
charging dock (UK) CU3006
ITEM No. Description Part no.
9 Seal TL556
10 Clamp TL576
11 Allen key TL642
12 Screw – supplied
quantity 4 TL539
13 Upper arm moulding TL588
14 Right hand arm with
operating switch TL628/S
15 Right hand arm TL627/S
16 Left hand arm with
operating switch TL625/S
17 Left hand arm TL625/S
Mountway Limited reserve the right to alter specications to products or packaging at any time.
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Diagram sheet
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Diagrammblatt
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Foglio di diagrammi
Diagramblad
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Foot cup
Foot cup
Coupelle pour les pieds
Fußteller
Círculo de pie
Base di appoggio
Voetkom
Hand control
Hand control
Télécommande
Handsteuerung
Control manual
Comando manuale
Handbediening
Seat
Seat
Siège
Sitz
Asiento
Sedile
Zitting
Allen key
Hexagonal key wrench
Clé hexagonale
Inbusschlüssel
Llave allen
Chiave a brugola
Inbussleutel
Right hand arm (also available with operating switch)
Right hand arm (also available with operating switch)
Accoudoir de droite (également disponible avec interrupteur de fonctionnement)
Rechte Armlehne (auch mit Betriebsschalter verfügbar)
Brazo derecho (también disponible con interruptor de funcionamiento)
Bracciolo destro (disponibile anche con interruttore di funzionamento)
Rechterarm (ook beschikbaar met bedieningsschakelaar)
Left hand arm with operating switch (also available without switch)
Left hand arm with operating switch (also available without switch)
Accoudoir de gauche avec interrupteur de fonctionnement (également disponible sans interrupteur)
Linke Armlehne mit Betriebsschalter (auch ohne Schalter verfügbar)
Brazo izquierdo con interruptor de funcionamiento (también disponible sin él)
Bracciolo sinistro con interruttore di funzionamento (disponibile anche senza interruttore)
Linkerarm met bedieningsschakelaar (ook beschikbaar zonder schakelaar)
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Adhesive anti-slip pad
Adhesive anti-slip pad
Patin adhésif antidérapant
Haftendes rutschfestes Polster
Almohadilla adhesiva antideslizante
Supporti antiscivolo per piedini
Zelfklevende anti-slipring
Battery charger
Battery charger
Chargeur de pile
Batterieladegerät
Cargador de batería
Caricabatterie
Batterijoplader
Battery packs
Battery packs
Blocs-piles
Batteriepacks
Baterías
Pacchi batterie
Batterijpakketten
E
F
G
F