eZway EZ352 Specifications

Form 2-293
Rev. 07/30/18
EZ Way, Inc.
PO Box 89
Clarinda, IA 51632
1-800-627-8940
www.ezlifts.com
Operator’s Instructions
Dignity Hydraulic Height Adjustable
Reclining Shower Chair
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Chair Diagram Shows:
A
Rotation Adjustment for PUR Headrest
BBackrest
CArmrest (foldable)
DLatching pins for armrest
E
Chair frame with incline adjustment
FCastors with locking brakes
GPUR headrest (replaceable)
HPUR back upholstery (removable)
IPUR seat upholstery (removable)
JPUR seat, care opening, pan holder
KPUR Leg Pad (removable)
LFoot support with footrest (adjustable)
MLocking lever for inclination setting
NToilet pan with lid (removable)
P
PUR seat, care opening with pad (Dia. 2)
QLifting unit for seat height adjustment
RHydraulic unit (cylinder with piston)
SLever with foot pedal
ZProduct nameplate
Table of Contents
1. General advisories 3
1.1 Introduction 3
1.2 Symbols used 3
1.3 Intended Proper Use 3
1.4 Use and storage 3
1.5 Equipment 3
2 Warranty 3
3 Nameplate, ordering spare parts 4
4 Re-use, product lifetime 4
5 Disposal 4
6 Safety advisories for use 4
7 Product specifications 5
7.1 Delivery scope 5
7.2 Technical specifications 6
8 Spare parts, accessories 6
9 Setting up the chair for use 7
9.1 Position of the footrests 7
9.2 Adjusting the foot plate height 7
9.3 Installing, adjusting the headrest 7
9.4 Setting the inclination 7
9.5 Setting the headrest angle 8
9.6 Adjusting the seat height 8
9.7 Installing/removing the safety belt 8
10 Operating the chair 9
10.1 Sitting down 9
10.2 Standing up 9
10.3 Sitting and laying while lowering 9
10.4 Sitting and laying while lifting 10
10.5 Using the castor locking brakes 10
10.6 Removing the seat pad 10
10.7 Folding away the footrests 10
10.8 Swiveling away the armrests 10
10.9 Removing the footrests 11
10.10 Using the commode pan 11
11 Troubleshooting 11
12 Care 12
12.1 Caring for the chair 12
12.2 Caring for the hydraulic unit 12
13 Maintenance and upkeep 12
13.1 Maintaining the chair 13
13.2 Maintaining the hydraulic unit 13
13.3 Fire protection for hydraulic unit 13
13.4 Upkeep 14
Product Description

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1. General advisories
1.1 Introduction
In this booklet you will find information and
advisories for start-up, use, operation, maintenance
and care of the Dignity Hydraulic Height
Adjustable Reclining Shower Chair.
Carefully read the Operator’s Instructions before
using the product. Abide by the safety instructions
and act accordingly.
1.2 Symbols used
Read the
instructions!
Year of
Manufacture
Product complies to the Medical
Products Directive 93/42/EEC
Caution!
Read the safety advisories
Attention!
Advisory
Important
Information!
Care
advisory
Maintenance
advisory
Danger of
hand injury
Stepping on
surface
forbidden
330 lbs.
Caution!
Abide to
max. user
weight or
load limit
330 lbs.
1.3 Intended proper use
• The shower chair is for homecare and
institutional purposes. It is to be used
exclusively for assistance when going to the
toilet, showering or when transferring a person
indoors.
• Rolling over a toilet is not possible!
• The shower room/stall should be constructed so
that it is possible to travel into it with the chair.
The chair is not suitable for extended periods of
sitting and for long patient transfer distances.
• Persons with limited perception and senses,
joint damage in the arms, and inabilities to sit
may not use this wheelchair.
• Maximum user weight is ca. 331 lbs.
1.4 Use and storage
• The product’s temperature range for use must be
between +41°F and +104°F. Store the product
in a dry room with a relative humidity of
30-50%. The product may be used outside of
these ranges, but only for a short period of time.
• Avoid heat sources impacting the product
for longer time periods (see safety advisory:
“Caution: danger of injury”).
• The chairs may not be used in swimming
pools or sauna areas because the surface may
change colors, and limitations with respect to
mechanical stability may result.
1.5 Equipment
• The chairs are made of a plastic frame mounted
on four 5-inch swivel castors equipped with
locking brakes. The armrests can be swiveled
and have a latching mechanism.
• The footrests are height-adjustable and may
be removed or folded away. The headrests are
height-adjustable and can be rotated.
• The chair’s inclination adjustment for the
patient’s back position is controlled by a lever
unit.
• With the hydraulic lifting unit, the patient can
be lifted approx. 15.7".
• Depending on the equipment, a PUR pad is
included for transport purposes or a PUR pad
with hygiene opening (including commode
pan).
• Because of the product’s design and purpose,
disassembly for transport and storing has not
been planned and is not necessary.
2. Warranty
We grant a warranty of 5 years on the product.
The warranty is valid as long as the product is used
in accordance to the operational requirements and
within the general terms and conditions stated in
this manual.
Unauthorized modifications done to the product
without the manufacturer’s permission automatically
leads to nullification of the warranty on the product.
The delivery date written on the
REBOTEC- delivery note applies as the
valid start date of the warranty period.

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3. Nameplate, ordering spare parts
The nameplate contains the following information:
A Symbol of conformity
B Product serial number
C Year of manufacture (month-year)
D Load capability (max. body weight 330 lbs.)
E Product name
F Advisory (on use)
G Read the instruction manual
H Manufacturer info (address)
The nameplate is important for identifying the
product and thus must not be removed.
To avoid faulty spare parts orders and for
the purpose of processing complaints, the
product’s name, serial number (SN) and
year of manufacture are needed.
4. Re-use, product lifetime
• The product is designed for re-use. The re-use
(lifetime) depends on the product’s frequency of
use and the manner of use.
• Before re-use, the product must be hygienically
prepared. The technical and functional safety of
the product must be checked and, if necessary,
re-established.
• The expected lifetime of the chair can be
up to 5 years.
• The effective lifetime, however, depends on the
frequency of use, intensity of use, and its general
condition.
5. Disposal
Disposal and recycling of used products as well as
the packaging material must be done according
to the applicable rules and legal regulations.
Please contact your local disposal company or
environmental authorities for further information.
6. Safety advisories for use
Abide by the following safety
advisories when using the chair:
Danger of slipping!
• Before use, check to be sure the seat is firmly
mounted onto the seat frame.
• Before using the chair, be sure to first lock the
castors in order to prevent the chair from
rolling away.
• When sitting down, do not sit on the front
seat edge or on the pad, instead sit on the
entire seat surface.
Danger of tipping over!
• The chair may be used when sitting, rolling, and in
the inclined and/or elevated position only when the
armrests are latched.
• The chair may be pushed only using the push bow
(backrest).
• The footrests must be swiveled away or folded up
before the patient sits down or gets up. User must
never attempt to stand on the footrests!
• The chair must not bump into door sills, thresholds
or surface protrusions.
• Use the chair only indoors, on solid, even,
non-slippery surfaces.
• Walk only at a modest speed when pushing the
chair (with or without the patient).
• Users must not lean out of the chair (when the
chair is still or in motion). If the swivel castors
are swiveled inwards, the stability of the chair is
decreased.
• Use care when moving the chair (without user)
in the inclined position and/or when it is at its
maximum height!
• The transfer of persons may be done only when the
chair is in the upright and the lowered position.

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Danger of pinching!
• To prevent body parts, etc. from being pinched,
never reach into the hinge area when folding the
armrests up or down. See section 10.8, page 10
for more information.
• To prevent body parts or objects from getting
pinched, do not reach between the seat and the
frame when pressing the pad into the seat frame or
adjusting the inclination.
• Be sure other parts do not get jammed when folding
and unfolding the footrests.
• When adjusting the headrest, be sure that no body
parts or objects get pinched.
• There’s a risk of pinching soft flesh when pulling out
and pushing in the commode pan. To avoid injury,
the commode pan may be pulled out or pushed in
only when no one is sitting on the chair.
Danger of tipping!
• When standing up, sitting and moving with
the chair, do so only when both armrests are
latched in position.
• Sitting, standing up, moving, or laying in the chair
(when chair is in the inclined position) by the
patient, and lifting (height adjustment with lifting
unit) of the patient, are to be done only with the
help of a trained attendant. This depends on the
health condition of the patient.
• Before and during the placement of the patient on
the chair, the patient should firmly hold on to the
armrests.
• Use by patients who tend to have uncontrolled
movement and handling ability must not be done
without supervision.
• Travelling on an inclined surface or ramp may be
done only with the help of an attendant. In general
an upward grade may be travelled on while moving
forwards, and a downward grade while moving the
chair backwards.
Danger of breakage!
• The chair is suited only for the intended purpose.
Abide by the maximum allowable body weight
(specified on the nameplate)!
Danger of injury through temperature!
• There is a risk of injury at a surface temperature
over 104°F. Therefore never keep the chair near a
strong heat source including direct sunlight. Do not
store the chair near a heat source such as a heater,
or clean it with hot water). Allow the surface of
the chair to first cool off before use.
When the chair is to be used by patients
with insensitive skin (persons who cannot
feel temperature rises and / or have skin
damage), an attendant must rst check the
chair for heat (feel with the palm of the
hand). Observe Section 1.4
Safety advisory – lifting unit
Danger of pinching/crushing!
• When raising or lowering the chair height, observe
the warning advisories (stickers in the area of the
lifting unit). The lifting unit in part comprises
parts that move with respect to each other and thus
present a danger of pinching or crushing when not
properly operated or used. Therefore keep hands and
feet away from these parts, and do not reach into the
lifting unit during raising and lowering the chair.
• The hydraulic unit has a spring-loaded pedal
that returns on its own. Do not leave the chair
unattended while the pedal moves back because
there is a risk of injury.
Warning! Danger of injury!
• Be sure that no third party or object is in the area of
hazard when the lifting unit is raising or lowering.
• Before using the chair and the lifting unit, the chair
must be on a solid and stable surface.
• Use the lifting unit only with protected feet (proper
footwear) in order to avoid injury.
• Do not place any object on the foot pedal.
• Observe the maximum allowable patient body
weight, as the chair is designed only for this max.
load.
• There is a risk of slipping in the event of leaked
hydraulic oil. Before each use of the chair, check it
for leaks.
• If there is leakage from the hydraulic cylinder
(hydraulic oil leakage) and there is contact between
the fluid and an open flame or a hot surface, then it
could ignite. Be sure there is no risk of ignition!
• Do not stomp on the pedal and do not apply your
entire body weight to activate the pedal. One foot
must always remain firmly on the floor.
7. Product specifications
7.1 Delivery scope
The product was checked for freedom of defects
and for completeness at the factory. After receiving
the product, check it for any damage that may have
occurred during transport and for completeness.
• 1 wheelchair
• 1 headrest unit

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• 1 safety belt (Art. No.: 322.30.10)
• 1 User Instructions booklet
7.2. Technical specifications
For the purpose of continuous development, we
reserve the right to make modifications with respect
to the chair depicted in the User Instructions
booklet.
Dimension (ca.) PU-H*
A
1-total height 48.23"
2-total height 46.46"
3-push bow height 41.93"
BTotal width 26.77"
C1-total depth 45.87"
2-total depth 56.50"
DSeat height 23.62"
ESeat width 17.72"
Width between armrests 21.26"
FSeat depth 17.32"
GArmrest height 30.91"
HFootrest height 17.32 - 20.47"
IHeight extension of head rest 4.72"
J1-seat angle 103°
2-laying angle 128°
KCastors Ø 5"
Lift height ca. 15.75"
Number strokes max. 24
Turn radius 49.21"
Body weight max. 330 lbs.
Chair weight 115 lbs.
Pedal activation force for
330 lbs. load
ca. 66.14 lbs.
Skin compatibility As to DIN EN
10993-5
Inammability As to DIN EN
1021-2 **
* Dimensions for model w/ head rest roller, Design 1
**Flame-retardant: article made of PUR material
Production dimensional tolerances: +/- 0.2"
Schematic:
8. Spare parts, accessories
Article No. Name
440.10.62 PUR seat pad *
440.10.04 PUR care seat with care opening*
309.10 Pan holder, black*
440.10.24 PUR care seat w/o care opening*
450.10.16 PUR back upholstery
450.10.17 PUR leg pad
450.00.18 PUR headrest roll, Form 1
301.xx Commode pan with lid*
01.07.146 User Instructions Phoenix-H
01.10.071 Maintenance protocol - chairs
322.30.20 Safety belt (size: M/L)
322.10.50 Upholstery for safety belt
Accessories
450.00.19 PUR headrest roll, Form 2
440.10.32 PUR armrest cushion (1 pc.)
440.10.40 PUR spray protection (1 pc)
322.30.10 Leg belt (size S)
322.30.99 Set: safety belt and upholstery
* Depends on the equipment variant, PU or PS

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9. Setting up the chair for use
The product is delivered completely assembled in a
carton. Before using the first time, the chair first must
be checked over for transport damage. Settings and
adjustments may be done only by a qualified specialist.
The hydraulic system may need to be vented before
use because an air pocket may have formed during the
transport. See Section 13.2 on page 12.
9.1 Position of the footrests
Rotate the footrests (1) all the way to the front until
they latch in position. Next unfold the foot plates (2).
The foot plates may need to be height adjusted.
9.2 Adjusting the foot plate height
The foot plates are height-adjustable to four
positions. Remove the screws from the side at the
footrests using an SW 5 Allen key. Select the
appropriate level (1-4) and once again tighten the
screws at the foot plates.
Be sure that the screws are firm!
9.3 Installing, adjusting the headrest
Installation:
Flip the levers (A) upwards
and insert the tubes of
the headrest unit into the
openings.
Push the tubes down until
the push-buttons (C) click
in the holes (D).
Next push the button (C)
all the way in and push the
tube to the end and press
the levers (A) all the way
down.
Setting the height and depth:
To set the headrest height, flip both levers (A)
upwards and push the head rest to the appropriate
height.
The head rest can be
steplessly adjusted (ca.
4.72") until the button (D)
clicks into the hole
(end-position).
After setting, press both
levers (A) down again.
By removing the clips
(C), the headrests can be
removed for cleaning or for
replacing.
9.4 Setting the inclination
The backrest may be steplessly inclined back up to
approx. 37°. Here the seat inclines up to 12°. Next
pull the locking levers (A) vertically upward and
push the backrest (B) downward until the desired
position is reached. Next press the locking levers
(C) all the way down.
When adjusting the backrest
inclination, be sure that no body
parts or objects get pinched and that
the armrests are latched in position!

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Maintenance advisories
If the function of the
locking lever becomes
difcult or too easy,
then the clamping
effect can be regulated
by an adjustment
maneuver.
Remove the cap. Using an SW 5 Allen key, the
clamping force is increased by rotating to the right, or
reduced by rotating to the left. After adjusting, check
the lever function for ease of motion.
Finally press the cap back on and latch the armrest
back into position.
9.5 Setting the headrest angle
By rotating knob (A), the headrest angle can be
adjusted.
Warning! Danger of pinching (B)
between the headrest and backrest!
9.6 Adjusting the seat height
The chair’s seat height is done in steps via the
hydraulic unit, by activating the foot pedal. The
chair is lifted approximately 0.59" per pedal stroke.
The patient can be lifted a maximum of 15.75".
For lowering the chair, pull up the pedal with your
foot.
Adhere to the warning signs!
9.7 Installing/removing the safety belt
The safety belt is already installed when the chair is
delivered. To remove it, fold away the armrests, as
described in Section 10.8 on page 9, and pull the
loops down from the armrest locking mechanism.
When re-installing, be sure the safety belt is not
twisted.

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10. Using the chair
Clean the chair before rst-time use!
It must be ensured that the chair is in a proper and
safe condition before use.
If necessary, depending on the
patient’s limitations (adequate
mobility and muscle strength),
sitting down and standing up may be
done only with the assistance of an
attendant. Subsequent adjustments
may be carried out only by a
specialist!
10.1 Sitting down
Before sitting down it must be assured that the chair
is stable and secured against slipping away and
unfolding. The four castors must be locked and
both armrests must be securely latched in position.
Also the seat must be properly in place and the foot
plates must be moved to the side or folded up.
The patient must be positioned as near to the
chair as possible. By firmly holding on to the
armrests, the patient must then slowly sit down onto
the seat. If this is not possible due to physical
limitations, then the patient must be assisted by an
attendant.
In the event support cannot be sufficiently provided,
then it is necessary to use lift equipment, or a
patient lifter.
Danger of falling!
Dropping onto the chair seat must be avoided. The
patient must sit as much as possible over the entire
seat surface, and not only on the seat edge.
When transporting a person, the surface of the seat
and the backrest must be used as much as possible.
10.2 Standing up
Before standing up, it must be certain that the chair
is stable and secured against slipping away or
tipping over. The four wheels must be locked,
both armrests must be latched in position, the
footrests swiveled to the side or folded up, and the
patient must be sitting vertically (inclination setting
and the chair at the lowest position).
The patient must move forward on the seat surface
until the feet are flat on the floor.
By supporting him/herself firmly on the
armrests, the patient must then slowly get up from
the chair. The patient must not lean too far forward
in order to avoid the risk of falling down.
The patient should seek the assistance of an
attendant whenever standing up.
Danger of falling!
When sitting down or standing up (leaving the
chair), the patient must never stand on the footrests!
10.3 Sitting and laying down at the low position
&
When changing the inclination angle, the
safety belt first must be used (see Section 9.7 on
page 8). Moreover all four castor brakes must be
engaged (locked) beforehand (Section 10.5,
Schematic 1).

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10.4 Sitting and laying while lifting
&
Should the patient be lifted by the lift mechanism,
then all four castor brakes must first be engaged
(Section 10.5, Schematic 1). The safety belt must
be fastened while the patient is sitting and laying
in order to improve the safety. Be sure that the
clamping lever for the inclination setting is locked
before the lifting begins.
Danger of tipping over!
• The inclination must not be extended when the
chair is completely elevated as there is a danger
of tipping over.
• The patient must not be purposely left
unattended in the elevated or inclined position.
• For safety reasons it is not permissible to drive
the chair in the raised position with the patient
on it.
• Make sure that the chair is in the lower position
before you release the brakes.
10.5 Using the castor locking brakes
Press the lever of the castor brake downward
with your foot (1). The wheel is now braked and the
castor locked against swiveling.
The wheel and castor are released by pressing
the lever upwards with your foot (2).
10.6 Removing the seat upholstery
The seat with (I) and without (O) hygiene opening,
the leg pad (K) and the backrest upholstery (H) can
be removed from their mountings in the chair frame
for cleaning purposes or for replacing (see
description on page 2).
10.7 Folding away the footrests
Flip the foot plates upwards and then lift the
footrests from the locking mechanism. The footrests
may now be folded back.
10.8 Swiveling away the armrests
By pulling out the latching pins (A) the locking
effect is disengaged and the armrests may be
swiveled back. Whenever swiveling the armrests
back, check to be sure that they are fully and
properly latched in the mounting mechanism of
the backrest (B) and that the latching pins (A) are
engaged. Swiveling the armrests is done with both
hands. Keep the locking pins (A) pulled out during
the entire swivel action, and move the armrest at
point C with the other hand. While doing so, touch
only the outside surfaces and do not grab into the
armrest or through it.
Check the latching mechanism on a
regular basis because possible caking
up of calcium deposits at the latching
area can adversely effect its function
and its ability to move properly.

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10.9 Removing the footrests
Lift the footrests approx. 3.94" and rotate them
outward 90°. Now you are able to push the footrests
all the way up and to pull them out.
10.10 Using the commode pan
When using the chair (PU) with a commode pan, it
must be used only in the sitting position (1) and not
in the laying position (2) because the commode pan
will slide out!
Abide by the advisory sticker on the chair’s side
frame near the armrest.
Attention! Remove the
commode pan before inclining
the chair to the back!
How to use
Push in the commode pan (A) from the behind the
chair, by first removing the lid (B) under the seat.
To remove, lift the commode pan slightly and then
pull it out.
The armrests must be latched in position in order to
prevent the patient from falling off. After removing
the commode pan, the seat pad (C) must be put
back on the shower seat.
11. Troubleshooting
Chair malfunctions/faults
Fault Possible cause Remedy
Armrests
cannot be
swiveled out
Caking up in the
latching
(latching pins)
Clean, check
regularly
Latching pins
cannot be
pulled out
Caking up,
spring is
jammed or
defective
Clean,
replace the pins
Foot plate
cannot be
swiveled
Caking in joint,
jammed
Clean,
check screws
Castor brakes
do not work
Generally
defective
See
maintenance!
Castor wheels
turn with
diculty
Caked, gummed
up
Clean
Castor wheels
do not turn
Generally
defective
See
maintenance!
Wheels wobble Uneven prole
wear
See
maintenance!
Chair frame
unstable
Screws are
loose
Tighten screws
for castors,
frame
Castor is bent Crashed against
obstacle
See
maintenance!
Inclination
adjustment
lever has no
function
Jammed,
breakage,
caking, screws
are too loose or
tight.
Check,
maintenance
Inclination
adjustment has
no function
Function
defective
Check,
maintenance
Headrest
adjustment has
no function
Function
defective
Check,
maintenance

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Malfunctions/faults – hydraulic unit
Fault Possible
cause
Remedy
Piston
moves in
and out
only a
little
Overow
exceeded,
maximum
stroke
reached
Max. stroke reached.
From pressure buildup,
overow is
exceeded. Piston rod
travels in the distance
of the over-cover
(approx. 0.079lbs).
No error at hand.
Observe max. stroke.
Piston
does not
move out
Safety valve
doesn’t work,
hydraulic
system
dirty
Be sure to use
properly!
With jerky pumping, a
strong internal ow is
created and will ush
out possible foreign
matter from the valve
seat.
Repeat this multiple
times.
System
does not
maintain
pressure.
Pressure
drops.
Lowering valve
not completely
closed.
Check if the pedal
moves easily.
Check to see if there
is contamination/dirt.
System
does not
hold the
pressure
Hydraulic
system
contaminated
Temperature
uctuations
With jerky pumping, a
strong internal ow is
created and will ush
out possible foreign
matter from the valve
seat.
Repeat this multiple
times.
e unit is a closed
system and thus due
to its tightness, it
reacts to temperature
changes.
Oil volume changes
when cooling.
No error in unit.
Maintain ambient
operating
temperature.
Piston
jerks,
system
is
uneven
Air in system
Dirty piston
rod
Vent out the unit (see
Section 13.2). Usually
the unit can remain in
the frame.
Clean the piston rod.
12. Care
12.1 Caring for the chair
• In general the wheelchair can be cleaned using
a mild conventional cleaning and disinfecting
agent.
• Next simply wipe the chair with clean water
and cloth, and then wipe dry with a clean cloth.
• Do not use an abrasive scouring agent or cleaner
(read the product instructions!) that contain
aggressive solvents (acids, benzene, thinners,
alcohol).
• Do not use stiff cleaning objects (e.g. brushes),
as these will damage the plastic surfaces or cause
deposits to build up on the plastic parts and
other materials.
12.2 Caring for the hydraulic unit
• For care, use a mild conventional cleaning and
• disinfection agent. After cleaning wipe with
clean water and wipe the hydraulic unit dry
with a soft cloth.
• Do not use any aggressive cleaning agent or
comparable product (for example: thinners,
acetone, etc.).
• The hydraulic unit must not be sprayed or
steamcleaned (for example: steam sprayer).
• The ambient temperature must not exceed
70ºC during cleaning.
Keep the product clean, and clean
it on a regular basis. Hygiene must
be monitored carefully, especially in
sensitive areas.
13. Maintenance and upkeep
The cause of accidents or damage may be traced
back to a late detection of wear and/or improper
use, as well as irregular maintenance and upkeep.
For safety reasons and for preventing
accidents, the chair must undergo a
complete maintenance check at least
once a year.

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13.1 Maintenance on the chair
Regular safety-technical checks are necessary:
• Check the product for visible damage (cracks,
fractures, loose parts, instability).
• All screwed connections for tightness
(especially the castor wheels and frame).
• Function of the armrests and latching pins.
• Function of the footrests (replace defective foot
plates).
• Rolling ability, check function of the wheels
(replace defective wheels).
• Function of the castor locking brakes (replace
defective brakes).
• Function of the headrest.
• Function of the chair inclination.
• Check accessories for inadequacies.
• In the event of any inadequacies, do not put the
product to use and do not carry out any repairs
on your own.
Contact EZ Way at [phone].
13.2 Maintenance on the hydraulic unit
→ Hydraulic cylinder
Regular safety-technical checks are necessary:
• There is a risk of slipping and falling if hydraulic
luid leaks out!
• Visually check the unit for leaks every time
before use.
• In the event of any inadequacies, do not put the
product to use and do not carry out any repairs
on your own.
• Contact EZ Way at [phone].
→ Hydraulic unit
The hydraulic unit is a closed system and thus no
maintenance is needed, Note the following:
• The unit does not have an oil fill plug.
• The oil fill level cannot be checked.
• Do not open any screw on the unit for the
purpose of checking the oil or for filling.
• Venting:
To vent the hydraulic unit, the unit must be
removed. To do this, remove the keyrings at points
A and B, and then pull out both bolts from the
holder, one after the other.
To completely vent the unit, clamp it in the vertical
position with the piston extended out and wait ten
minutes. Suitable to use as a clamping point is the
port of the hydraulic unit at Point A.
Be sure that the strike plate does not get clamped
because it may be bent. First push it to the side.
Proceed with venting as follows:
1. Move the piston rod completely out by pressing
the pedal multiple times, and activate the pedal
multiple times after the end of the stroke is
reached. This will cause the unit to vent out by
itself via an integrated venting valve.
2. Drive entire hydraulic system back.
3. Plan maintenance time.
Repeat the process several times, or until the unit
reacts immediately to the pedal movement and the
system is rigid. Then the unit is vented.
Warning: There is a danger of
injury from slipping and pinching!
• Replacing the seals:
Due to aging of the seal material, the seals must
be replaced about every 6 years.
Contact EZ Way.
13.3 Fire protection – hydraulic system
Combustible hydraulic fluid is used. If leaks occur
from the unit and contact is made between the fluid
and an open flame or a hot surface, then the fluid
could ignite.
It must first be assured that fires can be put out
immediately with proper extinguishers.

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Suitable extinguishing agents are:
foam, extinguishing powder, sand,
water mist – no water spraying!
13.4 Upkeep
• If you have questions concerning maintenance
and repairs to the chair, then contact EZ Way at
[phone].
• In the event of damage and/or needed repairs,
contact EZ Way without delay.
• Never make any unauthorized modifications or
conversions to the chair or the electric system.
• These will adversely affect the safety and function
of the chair.
• When making repairs, use only original spare
parts from REBOTEC and LINAK. Observe all
advisories concerning guarantee and warranty.
• Once a complete maintenance or repair of the
chair is done, carry out a complete cleaning for
assuring hygiene. Follow the cleaning instructions.
• Follow the instructions for spare parts ordering,
re-use, and lifetime.
For documenting maintenance
and repairs, REBOTEC offers a
maintenance protocol.
You may order User Instructions and
maintenance protocol forms, or view
them at www.rebotec.de. This allows
the information to be printed out and
presented for the purpose of instructing
others.

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WARRANTY, CE MARK & TECHNICAL SPECIFICIATIONS:
EZ Way Dignity Hydraulic Height Adjustable Reclining Shower Chair
Warranty: EZ Way warrants that its products are free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 5 years from the date of
delivery on the frame & 2 years on components. This warranty is in lieu of any other warranty or representation, expressed or implied.
Warranties of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR USE OR PURPOSE are expressly excluded. EZ Way will
not be responsible for any expenses, inconvenience or incidental or consequential damages occasioned by the use, loss of use, or misuse
of the products, or by the failure of the products to conform to the warranty set forth above. This warranty becomes void if the product
shows evidence of mishandling, tampering, installation or use contrary to the applicable instruction materials, shipping damage, or repair.
Routine cleaning, adjustment, and normal cosmetic and mechanical wear are not covered by this warranty.
CE mark: Certificate of registration at the LÄKEMEDELSVERKET Medical products agency in Sweden
Dnr.452:2008/83584.
Free sales certificate at the LÄKEMEDELSVERKET Medical products agency in Sweden.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
EZ352
Hydraulic
Seat Height: 23 - 39 "
Seat Depth: 17 "
Width: 27 "
Depth: 46 "
Overall Weight
(Without Accessories):
114 lb.
Working Load Limit: 330 lb.
Power Supply: N/A