Eagle Health Supplies 77963 User manual

1. Take the leg frame with the handlebar (Part A), and lay it
flat on the ground.
2. Determine which direction you would like the seat to face
in your bathtub. The leg frame with the handlebar (Part A)
will be the side that goes inside the bathtub.
3. There are two sliding rails (Part C): one rail has 2 brass
push buttons, and the other rail has 4 push buttons.
4. Take the rail with 4 push buttons, and insert it into the
side of the frame you want the seat to face, making sure
the two larger push buttons face down, and the two
smaller push buttons face outwards (the smaller push
buttons are for the sliding rail locking mechanisms). Make
sure the larger, bottom button snaps firmly into the frame.
5. Insert the other sliding rail into the other side of the leg frame (Part A),
making sure the button snaps firmly into place.
Take the seat with the attached sliding6.
rings (Part D), and align
the sliding rings with
the rails, so that the locking
side of the seat (the side
with the red tabs) is on
the same rail as the 4 brass
push buttons. Insert both
sliding rails into the sliding
rings under the seat. Push in
push buttons to slide
the seat easily onto the rails.
Take the other leg7.
frame (Part B),
and insert the
sliding rails into it.
Make sure
the brass buttons
snap firmly
into place.
Place leg-support (Part G) along8.
the under-side of rails. Ensure the black
rubber platforms at the top of the leg-
support are flush with the flat
underside of the sliding rails. If
necessary, loosen thumb-nut to widen
the top L-plate of the clamp to install.
Make sure top L-plate is positioned
above the flat part of the rail.
9. Position the leg-support (Part G)
at mid-point along the sliding rails
before tightening. With the clamp
lock-handle open (perpendicular
to the legs), tighten the thumb-nut.
Then flip the lock-handle down
to lock the clamp.
CAUTION: Do not over-tighten.
The top L-plate should sit flat with
the top of the flat
part of the sliding
rail. The lock-handle
will bounce back
to perpendicular
if over-tightened.
Take the 4 legs (Part E), and insert10.
them into the leg frames. Set bench
height by using same button-hole
location for each leg. Make sure the
buttons snap firmly into place. For your
safety, adjust the rubber tips on the
legs by turning them outward for
maximum floor contact. Sit the bench
up on the legs.
Insert the backrest (Part F) into the11.
two oblong holes on top of the seat
towards the rear of the seat. Push
backrest down firmly
into seat until it snaps
into place.
L-plate
Thumb-nut
Lock-handle
Make Flush

Locking Mechanism
Lock the seat into place by making sure the slide ring snaps firmly onto the brass
push button at the end of the sliding rail (shown below). Release the locking
mechanism by pressing down on the red tab of the locked slide ring.
UNLOCKED LOCKED
Sliding Rails
If the seat is not sliding as smooth as you would like, we recommend spraying
WD40 along the sliding rails.
Middle Leg-Support
Adjust the leg height so the legs are barely off the ground (about 1/8” to 1/4”).
Make sure the buttons snap firmly into place.
Rubber Tips
Be sure the rubber tips are turned outward for maximum floor contact
and stability.
Cleaning
Rinse off the seat area with water after each use to prevent dirt, soap scum,
and mineral deposits from forming which could block the push button areas.
If any push button does not completely snap into place,
or if you feel the bench is not secure, please do not use
the bench, and notify your authorized dealer immediately.
Have Questions? Please contact your authorized dealer for assistance.
Thank you for purchasing an Eagle Health Supplies product!
If you would like to register your product for the 1-year warranty,
please fill out the included Warranty Card, and return to Eagle Health Supplies.
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