Drive D577-R User manual

CLINICAL CARE RECLINER
Item #s: D577-R, D577-J, D577-BR
IMPORTANT SAFETY GUIDELINES
PERIODICALLY INSPECT ALL PARTS AND REPCE AS NEEDED ●OCCUPANT WEIGHT SHOULD NOT EXCEED 250 LBS.
●CASTER WHEELS SHOULD BE LOCKED DURING OCCUPANT TRANSFER

CLINICAL CARE RECLINER
Clevis Pin Clevis Pin
Bolt & Nut
Back Brace
with “U” Brackets
Bridge Clip
EXCESSIVE FORCE OR EFFORT IS NEVER NECESSARY TO CHANGE THE SEATING POSITION OF THE CHAIR.
DO NOT OPERATE RECLINER BY APPLYING FORCE OR PRESSURE TO LEGREST.
AFTER REMOVING ALL COMPONENTS FROM THE CARTON, ENGAGE THE TWO CASTER LOCKS
BEFORE BEGINNING ASSEMBLY.
Figure 2 shows location of two (2) clevis pins, two (2) ring coer clips, one (1) bolt, and one (1) nut.
Remove all above hardware from the back brace.
FIGURE 1
Frame
Upholstered
Arm Support
Padded
Push Handle
Gas Spring
Actuating
Lever
Articulating Headrest Upholster Back
Upholster Seat
Upholstered
Legrest Skirt
Upholstered
Footrests
FIGURE 2
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FIGURE 
FIGURE 
FIGURE 
UPHOLSTERED BACK ASSEMBLY
Remove cardboard shipping retainers from
around Gas Spring Cylinder. Rotate the hinge on
the gas spring so that it is perpendicular to the
upholstered back. See Figure 3.
Li the upholstered back from the sides and
place it horizontally with the upright back tubes
resting on the recliner frame. See Figure 4.
Undo hook and rings on side panels, both sides so
mounting holes are exposed. Align the holes on
the
upright back tubes of the upholstered back with
the holes on the seat frame. Replace the clevis
pins through the mounting holes.
Secure the two clevis pins by replacing the bridge
clips.
Raise the upholstered back to vertical position.
Tuck the plastic skirt at rear of upholstered back
behind cross brace of seat frame. Align the hinge
at the boom of the gas spring with the holes
in the “U” bracket in the seat fame cross brace.
While holding the back with one hand, secure the
gas spring hinge to the “U” bracket by replacing
the bolt with the other hand. Secure the bolt by
replacing the nut. See Figure 5.
1. Align holes in arm suppot mount to mounting holes
in seat frame. See Figure 6.
2. Insert screws through arm support mount and seat
frame holes.
3. Secure screw with nut.
4. Repeat for other side.
INSTALTION OF ARM SUPPORT
FIGURE 
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Gas Spring

Armrest
Table Mount
Bracket
Clevis Pin
Aachment
Table (Disengaged Position)
Table (Engaged Position)
Table (Stored Position)
Tabs engage into
slots on table
mount bracket
FIGURE 
STANDARD SEATING POSITION
RECLINE POSITION 
FIGURE 
SHOCK POSITION
RECLINE POSITION 
Slide Tables
To place either table in raised position:
Raise table all the way up and slide in until
tabs engage slots in mount bracket. Press
down lightly on table to ensure lock tabs are
engaged.
To return table to self-storing position:
Li table up until tabs disengage slots. Slide
out and allow table to lower. See Figure 7.
Articulating Headrest
Articulating headrest may be adjusted to a
comfortable position by pulling forward or
pushing back.
Seat Positioning
Reclining by patient: To place recliner in stan-
dard seated position, recline position No. 1, or
recline position No. 2. Place hands on armrest
and push body against chair back. Legrest
will automatically adjust to each recline posi-
tion.
Reclining by aendant: Stand at either side
of recliner. Grasp armrest with one hand and
padded push handle with the other hand. To
lower, push back on padded push handle. To
raise, pull forward on padded push handle.
To return to seated position: To bring reclin-
er back to the seated No. 1 or No. 2 position:
Actuate lever, slowly guide the back up fully
and release the lever. Return patient to de-
sired position by pushing upward on padded
push handle.
Shock Position
To aain shock position from any position:
Grasp the push handle with one hand while
actuating the lever with the other, slowly
guide the back down fully and release the
lever. Push articulating headrest back on the
recliner.
EXCESSIVE FORCE OR EFFORT IS NEVER NECESSARY TO CHANGE
THE SEATING OF THE CHAIR. DO NOT OPERATE RECLINES BY
APPLYING FORCE OR PRESSURE TO LEGREST.
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MAINTENANCE & CLEANING
EVERYTHREEMONTHS
Check and clean casters ●Tighten nuts ●Check brakes on casters ●Check and clean lock recline mechanism
For upholstery maintenance and stain removal, the following hints will be helpful:
Ordinary dirt: Wash with warm awater and a mild soap or detergent.
Stubbon dirt: Using a so bristle brush, follow directions above.
Ground-in dirt: Scrub with powdered cleanser or similar detergent.
Chewing gum: Scrape carefully.
Nail polish and remover: Blot immediately to prevent damage.
Ball point pen: Blot immediately with a white cloth dampened in watch or mineral oil.
Waxing and refinishing: Improver wearability. Use any quality paste wax.
A diluted solution of 10% (or less) of bleach or clorox may be used when cleaning this chair.
NOTE: This chair is equipped with four swivel casters for improved maneuverability. The rear casters are
also equiped with locking features.
LOCK: To prevent the rear casters from turning, step on the rear pedal of the caster until the pedal engages.
(Front of pedal will protrude from wheel cover).
UNLOCK: Step on the protruding front part of the pedal to disengage lock to unlatch.
WARNING!
CASTERS MUST BE LOCKED EXCEPT DURING TRANSPORT
To Lock
Pedal protrudes
Push down
To Unlock
Push down
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CASTER OPERATION

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