Graham Field LUMEX FR577RGHO Series User manual

Series FR577RG Clinical Care Recliner
Series FR577RGH Clinical Care Recliner
with Heat and Massage
Series FR577RGHO Clinical Care Recliner
with Heat Only
Assembly and Operating Instructions
SAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................................................3
INTENDED USE ..............................................................................................................................................................3
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS—PLEASE READ BEFORE USE....................................................................3
WARNINGS...............................................................................................................................................................3
ASSEMBLY............................................................................................................................................................................5
UNPACKING....................................................................................................................................................................5
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................................................................5
UPHOLSTERED BACK ASSEMBLY........................................................................................................................5
OPERATION ..........................................................................................................................................................................8
TENTE®CASTERS..........................................................................................................................................................8
SIDE TABLE OPERATION..............................................................................................................................................8
TO RAISE TABLE.....................................................................................................................................................8
TO LOWER TABLE...................................................................................................................................................8
SIDE PANEL OPERATION..............................................................................................................................................9
TO REMOVE SIDE PANEL.......................................................................................................................................9
TO INSTALL SIDE PANEL........................................................................................................................................9
RECLINER OPERATION.................................................................................................................................................9
FIRST POSITION (UPRIGHT POSITION) ................................................................................................................9
SECOND POSITION (FIRST RECLINE POSITION) ................................................................................................9
THIRD POSITION (SECOND RECLINE POSITION)..............................................................................................10
ARTICULATING HEADREST ...................................................................................................................................... 10
TRENDELENBURG POSITION (ALSO KNOWN AS SHOCK POSITION) ...........................................................10
GAS SPRING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .............................................................................................................. 11
ADJUSTING CABLE TENSION ............................................................................................................................. 11
RECLINERS WITH HEAT AND MASSAGE OR HEAT ONLY FEATURE...........................................................................12
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING GUIDE ..................................................................................................................12
DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................................12
CONNECTION ........................................................................................................................................................12
MAIN COMPONENTS.............................................................................................................................................12
HEAT AND MASSAGE / HEAT ONLY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................13
HEAT AND MASSAGE / HEAT ONLY UNIT OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS.........................................................15
HEAT AND MASSAGE / HEAT ONLY UNIT TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.........................................................17
CARE AND MAINTENANCE ...............................................................................................................................................18
EVERY THREE MONTHS .............................................................................................................................................18
UPHOLSTERY MAINTENANCE AND STAIN REMOVAL ............................................................................................18
FOR GUARDIAN, PATRIOT PLUS, RENAISSANCE AND SAVOY FABRICS ONLY ...........................................18
COLOR TRANSFER ...............................................................................................................................................18
DISINFECTANTS ....................................................................................................................................................18
CDC RECOMMENDATIONS.........................................................................................................................................19
DISPOSAL AND KEY TO SYMBOLS .................................................................................................................................21
DISPOSAL.....................................................................................................................................................................21
KEY TO SYMBOLS .......................................................................................................................................................21
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................................................................................21
LIMITED WARRANTY .........................................................................................................................................................22
INDEX...................................................................................................................................................................................23

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INTRODUCTION
This manual contains assembly, operation, and maintenance instructions for the Lumex Clinical
Care Recliner Series FR577RG (Models FR577RG, FR577RGH, and FR577RGHO). Read the entire
manual carefully before using your recliner, and refer to it during use if you have questions. If you
have further questions, please call Graham-Field / Lumex Technical Support at 1.770.368.4700.
INTENDED USE
Lumex Clinical Care Recliners are intended to make the care, treatment and recovery of patients
easier and more comfortable. Lumex Clinical Care Recliners are used in a wide range of healthcare
applications including Dialysis, Oncology, Drug Delivery, Same Day Surgery and Post-Operative
Recovery. Lumex Clinical Care Recliners are ideal for use in hospitals, clinics and rehabilitation
centers.
Lumex Series FR577RG recliners support patient weights up to 290 lb (131.5 kg), EVENLY DISTRIBUTED.
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS—PLEASE READ BEFORE USE
The safety statements presented in this chapter refer to the basic safety information that the
Series FR577RG user must pay attention to and abide by. There are additional safety statements in
other chapters or sections, which may be the same as or similar to the following, or specic to the
operations. Please note the following special statements, used throughout this manual, and their
signicance:
WARNING: Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe practice that, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious personal injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result
in minor or moderate personal injury.
sNOTICE: Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in
product or property damage.
Info: Provides application recommendations or other useful information to ensure that you get
the most from your product.
WARNINGS
WARNING: Read this entire manual before assembly or operation.
WARNING: Periodically inspect all parts and replace as needed.
 WARNING:Donotusenearanopename,asthechaircouldbeacombustionsource,
resultinginre,propertydamage,andseverephysicalinjury.
WARNING: Service and repair of the Lumex Series FR577RG Clinical Care Recliner must
be performed by a Graham-Field authorized distributor. GF Health Products, Inc. is not
responsible for any consequence resulting from any unauthorized service or repair.
WARNING: The electronics and actuator contain no serviceable components. If service
is required, the unit must be returned to the factory for repair. DO NOT attempt to open
the electronics or actuator or obtain local service; this will void the warranty and may
result in damage to the unit. Consult your Graham-Field authorized distributor for further
information.

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WARNING: This product has a maximum weight capacity of 290 lb (131.5 kg), EVENLY
DISTRIBUTED.
WARNING: Casters must be locked at all times, except during transport.
 WARNING:Unauthorizedmodicationofyourreclinerortheuseofnon-Lumex
replacement parts may change the structure of the recliner and could create a hazardous
condition, which may result in serious injury and will void the warranty.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including
Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP) which is known to the State of California to cause
cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to
www.p65warnings.ca.gov/furniture.
 WARNING:GFHealthProducts,Inc.specicallydisclaimsresponsibilityforanybodily
injury or property damage which may occur during any use which does not comply with
federal, state or local laws or ordinances.

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ASSEMBLY
UNPACKING
1. Check for obvious damage to the carton or its contents. If damage is evident, please notify the
carrier and your Graham-Field authorized distributor.
2. Remove all packaging materials from recliner base.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
upholstered back
upholstered armrest
upholstered seat
upholstered
legrest / skirt
upholstered
footrest
fold down side table
frame
removable side panel
padded
push handle
gas spring
actuating lever
total locking caster
(total of 3 on recliner; black locking tab)
rear directional (swivel) locking caster
(right rear leg only; green locking tab)
Clinical Care Recliner Series FR577RG
Upholstered Back Assembly
1. After removing all components from the carton,
engage all four locks on the casters before
beginning assembly.
2. Back Assembly at right shows the location of three
clevis pins, two ring cotter clips and two large
cotter pins.
Info: The three center clevis pins are 5/16" in
diameter. The two outside clevis pins are 3/8" in
diameter.
back brace with
U-brackets
bridge
clip
3
/ 8 " diameter
clevis pin
Back Assembly

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3. Remove cardboard shipping retainers
and tape from around gas spring cylinder.
Rotate the gas spring hinge section so
that it is perpendicular to the upholstered
back, as shown at right.
4. Remove upholstered side panels
from frame: Depress the two
push buttons located on the
lower sides of frame. Pull side
panel gently away and down
from frame. There are tabs on
the frame underneath the
armrest that hold the side panel
in place.
5. Lift the upholstered back from the
sides and place it horizontally with
the upright back tubes resting on
the recliner frame.
6. Align the holes on the
upright back tubes of the
upholstered back with the
holes on the seat frame.
Place the 3/8" diameter
clevis pins through the
mounting holes in the frame
and back as shown at right.
7. Secure the two clevis pins
by placing a large cotter
pin through the hole in the
clevis pin (one for each
side) as shown at right.
push button
panel tabs
side panel
clevis pin
cotter pin
Remove Side Panel
Clevis Pin and Cotter Pin
Align Holes Place Clevis Pins
Place Cotter Pin Cotter Pin
gas spring hinge
Rotate HInge

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8. Raise the upholstered back to vertical position.
Tuck the plastic skirt at rear of upholstered
back behind cross brace of seat frame. Align the
hinges at the bottom of the gas spring with
the holes in the U-brackets on the seat frame
cross brace. While holding the back in position
with one hand, secure the gas spring hinge to
the U-bracket by placing the 5/16" diameter
clevis pins through the U-bracket and hinge
with the other hand.
9. Secure the clevis pin by placing the ring cotter
pin through the hole in the clevis pin as shown
at right.
10. Replace side panels:
Insert side panel into recliner
frame by locating the tabs
underneath the armrest.
Make sure side panel is
properly aligned and that the
top edge is behind the locking
tabs. Press side panel into
frame sides. Make sure that
both push buttons are
protruding into side panel to
ensure side panel is locked in
place.
Place Clevis Pins
Place Cotter Pins
push button
panel tabs
side panel
Replace Side Panel

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OPERATION
WARNING: Disconnection of the Device: In case of emergency, always disconnect the
device by removing the power cord plug from the power outlet.
TENTE®CASTERS
WARNING: Casters must be locked at all times, except during transport.
All Lumex Clinical Care Recliners now feature the latest
design, all-plastic casters from TENTE. Specically
designed for use in healthcare environments, the new
casters are easier to clean, easier to move, and tolerate
a wide array of cleaners and chemicals. Each caster is
made from high-grade synthetic materials and features
a double-ball bearing swivel head. The wheel center is
made of polypropylene and the tire tread of TENTEprene
(thermoplastic rubber). The gray non-marking tires feature
precision ball bearings.
Locking casters: Each Lumex Clinical Care Recliner
features three total locking casters, identied by black
actuator tabs, that lock both the wheel and the swivel.
To activate the total lock, simply press down on the BLACK actuator tab until it locks. To release
the total lock, press on the raised portion of the actuator tab until the lever is back in the normal
operating position.
Directional (swivel) caster: The fourth caster, located on the right rear position of the recliner, is
a directional (swivel) locking caster only. Identied by a green actuator tab, the directional lock
caster will lock in one of two 180-degree positions relative to the frame (forward and backward)
and allows the recliner to track straight when pushed. To activate the directional lock, simply
press down on the GREEN actuator tab until it locks — you may need to move the recliner slightly
until the caster locks in a straight line with the recliner frame. To release the directional lock,
press on the raised portion of the actuator tab until the lever is back in the normal operating
position.
SIDE TABLE OPERATION
To Raise Table
Raise the side table all the way up
and slide in toward the armrest
until tabs engage slots in mount
bracket. Press down lightly on table
to ensure locking tabs are engaged.
To Lower Table
Lift the side table up slightly until
tabs disengage slots and pull table
away from armrest. Lower side
table to self-storing position. side table
(stored position)
side table
(engaged position)
tabs engage into
slots on side table
mount bracket
side table
mount bracket
3/8" clevis pin
attachment
armrest
side table
(disengaged position)
Side Table
green actuator tabblack actuator tab
directional (swivel)
locking caster
(right rear caster)
total
locking caster

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push button
panel tabs
side panel
Removable Side Panel
SIDE PANEL OPERATION
For easy cleaning and access to the side /
underside of the recliner, Lumex Clinical
Care Recliners feature easy-to-remove
side panels.
To Remove Side Panel
Depress the two push buttons located on
the lower sides of frame. Pull side panel
gently away and down from frame. There
are tabs on the frame underneath the
armrest that hold the side panel in place.
To Install Side Panel
Insert side panel into recliner frame by locating the tabs underneath the armrest. Make sure side
panel is properly aligned and that the top edge is behind the locking tabs. Press side panel into
frame sides. Make sure that both push buttons are protruding into side panel to ensure side panel
is locked into place.
RECLINER OPERATION
The Lumex Series FR577RG Recliners feature three positions for patient comfort. The fourth
position is a Trendelenburg (or shock) position that must be activated by a caregiver. The
Trendelenburg Position CANNOT be activated by a patient while in the recliner. In addition, the
Series FR577RG features a back that can be repositioned via the Adjustment Lever located on the
Push Handle on the back of the recliner.
First Position (Upright Position)
The rst position is the Upright Position. This position is ideal for
patient transport and can be used to initiate patient treatment /
therapy.
Second Position (First Recline Position)
The second position is the First Recline Position and is also known as
the “TV” position. This position is ideal for patient treatment, rest and
reading.
To Achieve Second Position / First Recline Position:
• By the Patient: Place hands on armrest and push body against
recliner back to recline yourself to desired position. To bring
yourself up, place hands on armrest and pull yourself up while
leaning your body forward, away from the recliner back, while at the
same time pushing down evenly on the footrest with your legs.
• Reclining by Attendant: Standing on either side of the recliner, grasp
the armrest with one hand and push handle with the other hand. Push back on push handle to
recline. To return, grasp push handle and pull forward to raise the recliner back.
sNOTICE: DO NOT use the footrest by itself to return the recliner to an upright position
from any recline position. Doing so may damage the recliner mechanism. Follow the
instructions above to operate the recliner.
Upright Position
First Recline Position
(TV Position)
Second Recline Position
(Full Recline Position)
Trendelenburg Position
(Shock Position)
Upright Position
First Recline Position
(TV Position)
Second Recline Position
(Full Recline Position)
Trendelenburg Position
(Shock Position)

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Third Position (Second Recline Position)
The third position is the Second Recline Position and is also known
as the “Full Recline” position. This position is ideal for patient
treatment, rest and reading.
To Achieve Third Position / Second Recline Position:
• Reclining by patient: From the First Recline Position continue to
push against the back by placing your hands on armrests and
continue to recline yourself to the Second Recline Position. To bring yourself up, place hands
on armrests and pull yourself up while leaning your body forward away from the recliner back
while at the same time pushing down evenly on the footrest with your legs.
• Reclining by attendant: Standing on either side of the recliner, grasp the armrest with one hand
and push handle with the other hand. Push back on push handle to recline. To return, grasp
push handle and pull forward to raise the recliner back.
Articulating Headrest
The Series FR577RG features an
articulating headrest for additional
patient comfort. The upper section of the
back features a self-contained headrest,
shown at right. To reposition the headrest
section, from the recliner front, pull
forward on the upper section of the back
to increase the angle of the headrest
section. To return headrest to normal
position, push headrest section back so
that it is even with the back of the recliner.
Trendelenburg Position (Also Known as Shock Position)
Info: This position can only be achieved by a caregiver.
Refer to picture at right. Standing at the back of the
recliner, grasp the push handle with one hand while
actuating the lever located on the rear push handle with
the other. Slowly guide the back down fully until it stops
and release the lever. If the articulating headrest is in
the forward position, push it back so that it is even with
the back of the recliner. The Trendelenburg Position can
be obtained from any position.
To bring recliner out of Trendelenburg, stand at the
back of the recliner and actuate the lever. Slowly guide
the back upright and release the lever. Recliner can then
be placed in the desired position.
Upright Position
First Recline Position
(TV Position)
Second Recline Position
(Full Recline Position)
Trendelenburg Position
(Shock Position)
Upright Position
First Recline Position
(TV Position)
Second Recline Position
(Full Recline Position)
Trendelenburg Position
(Shock Position)
Lever
Articulating Headrest Move Headrest Forward

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GAS SPRING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Info: The gas spring has been pre-adjusted at the factory.
The gas spring on your recliner provides
counterbalancing forces, and is self-locking for innite,
precise positioning. Unlocking the gas spring is
controlled by actuating the lever located on the padded
push handle on the back of the recliner, shown at right.
When the lever is actuated it pulls on the cable which
in turn pulls on a hinge, depressing a button at the end
of the gas spring rod. If the gas spring does not unlock
when the lever is actuated or if it remains permanently
unlocked when the lever is actuated, the cable must be
adjusted.
Adjusting Cable Tension
1. Remove the one screw and cable clip which secure
the cable to the upholstered back. Remove the gas
spring from the recliner by disassembling the two
ring cotter pins and the two clevis pins that secure
the gas spring to the back / frame.
2. Lower the back until it rests on the stop bars on
the recliner frame. Loosen the lock nut on the gas
spring.
3. Hold the hinge assembly while turning the gas
spring until the cable just becomes taut. Back off the
gas spring an additional half turn.
Info: If the gas spring was not unlocking when the
lever was actuated, the gas spring must be turned
clockwise. If the gas spring was not locking when the
lever was released, the gas spring must be turned
counter-clockwise.
4. Retighten the lock nut.
5. Reassemble the gas spring to the back of the recliner
by replacing the clevis pins, bridge pins, and re-
attach cable to back of recliner with the screw and
cable clip.
6. Actuate the recliner in accordance with the
operating instructions to verify correct adjustment.
Adjusting Cable Tension 2
Adjusting Cable Tension 1
Lever

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RECLINERS WITH HEAT AND MASSAGE OR HEAT ONLY FEATURE
HEAT AND MASSAGE: FR577RGH
HEAT ONLY: FR577RGHO
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING GUIDE
WARNING: Important! Read and understand these instructions before assembling or using
the Lumex Specialty Healthcare Seating Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit. If you do not
understand any part of these warnings, cautions or instructions, contact a healthcare
professional for direction in the use of this product. If the Heat and Massage / Heat Only
Unit is not properly assembled, personal injury and damage to the Heat and Massage / Heat
Only Unit could result.
WARNING: The recliner seat and back heating elements are wired to operate in series only.
Do not change the system wiring in any way.
WARNING: If components are damaged or missing, contact your Graham-Field authorized
distributor immediately. DO NOT use substitute parts. Use only Lumex replacement parts.
The use of non-Lumex replacement parts could cause personal injury, property damage,
and void the warranty.
WARNING: GF Health Products, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any damage or injury
caused by improper assembly or use of this product.
Description
The Heat and Massage Unit offers three levels of seat and back heat, as well as a gentle or rm
massage function for just the lower back or both lower and upper back; the Heat Only Unit offers
three levels of seat and back heat. The Lumex Healthcare Seating Heat and Massage / Heat Only
Unit is a low-voltage (12V) Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit, controllable by the user and / or
caregiver via a handheld pendant. It is designed to enhance the comfort of the patient / resident
during the use of Lumex Clinical Care Recliners.
Connection
The Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit comes pre-installed in Lumex Clinical Care Recliners with
the Heat and Massage / Heat Only Option.
Info: Model FR577RGH (Heat and Massage) requires two connections; one for the control box
and the other for the massage motor (see following Heat and Massage / Heat only Installation
Instructions ).
Info: Model FR577RGHO (Heat Only) requires one connection
for the control box (see following Heat and Massage / Heat only
Installation Instructions ).
Main Components
1. All Heat and Massage / Heat Only functions are controlled by the
handheld pendant.
2. The handheld pendant comes pre-installed and is wrapped to the
bottom of the seat. To store the pendant when not in use or for
caregiver use, place it in the pendant storage bracket mounted
on the back of the recliner as shown at right.
Handheld Heat and Massage
Pendant Shown in Storage
Bracket on Back of Recliner

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Heat and Massage Feature —
Control Module and Transformer Unit
Showing All Connections Correctly Made
Handheld
Pendant
Connector
Heat & Massage
Connectors
Power Cord
Connector
Handheld
Pendant
Connector
Heat Only
Connectors
Power Cord
Connector
Heat Only Feature —
Control Module and Transformer Unit
Showing All Connections Correctly Made
2. The Control Module and Transformer, shown above, are contained in a single unit mounted in
the back compartment. The 8-foot power cord plugs into the wall AC outlet.
Heat and Massage / Heat only Installation Instructions
During recliner shipment, the Heat and Massage / Heat Only cable connections are disconnected.
Info: Model FR577RGH (Heat and Massage) requires two connections; one for the control box
(the following step #4) and the other for the massage motor (the following steps #6 and 7).
Info: Model FR577RGHO (Heat Only) requires one connection for the control box (the following
step #4).
CAUTION: To prevent personal injury and damage to the recliner always obtain assistance
when positioning the recliner as instructed in the following sections.
Heat and Massage Feature —
Control Module and Transformer Unit
Showing All Connections Correctly Made
Handheld
Pendant
Connector
Insert
Back
Massage
Connector
Here
Handheld
Pendant
Connector
Power Cord
Connector
1. Install the back assembly and gas spring on the seat frame with the clevis pins and clips
supplied with the recliner as indicated in your recliner’s Assembly and Operating Manual.

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2. Remove the left side table, shown at right, from the recliner to
prevent damage to it during setup: Withdraw the ball lock pin,
shown at right, and set ball lock pin and table aside.
3. Place a protective cover or drop cloth on your workbench or
oor to protect the recliner frame nish and upholstery. With
assistance, carefully roll the recliner and rest it on its left side to
provide access to the seat bottom, as shown at right. If desired,
for better access, you may roll the recliner completely upside
down. Carefully extend the footrest partway for access to the
components, as shown at right.
WARNING: DO NOT place your hands in the path of the
moving recliner mechanism. Moving parts could cause
personal injury.
4. For both Heat and Massage and Heat Only Functions: Insert
the cable connector labeled BACK into the control module
connector (see picture of control module on previous page)
until its locking tab snaps into place.
5. For Heat and Massage Functions only: Locate the black
plastic corrugated tube at the lower back of the Recliner.
6. For Heat and Massage Functions only: Pull on the red wires
coming out of the plastic tube.
Locate MASSAGE MOTOR
Connector within Corrugated Tube
Connect MASSAGE MOTOR wires
Connect Massage Motor Wires
7. For Heat and Massage Functions only: There is a connector
within the plastic tube labeled “Massage Motors” — connect
this connector to the other Massage Motor connector shown
above.
8. If you need to replace the Handheld Pendant, remove the small
white connector security lock as shown at right.
9. With assistance, carefully return the recliner to its upright position.
10. Reinstall the left side table with the ball lock pin.
11. The Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit is now ready for operation. Instructions for use follow.
sNOTICE: Before rolling the recliner, ensure the power cord is unplugged from the AC
outlet.
Insert Cable Connector
Labeled SEAT
Through Bushing
Connector Security Lock
Connector
Security Lock
Roll Recliner
onto its Left Side
Remove
Left Side Table
balllock pin left sidetable

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Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit Operation Instructions
1. Plug the power cord into any grounded outlet.
Handheld Pendant
Heat and Massage
Handheld Pendant
Heat Only
2. The Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit is operated using the Handheld Pendant, shown above.
Heat and Massage Heat Only
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COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS
HIGH HEAT
PRESS 1TIME
MEDIUM HEAT
PRESS 2 TIMES
LOW HEAT
PRESS 3 TIMES
3. The Heat and Massage Pendant Selector Switch Faceplate, shown at above left, has two
membrane switches. The left switch controls the Massage Function and the right switch
controls the Heat Function. You can use either the Heat or Massage or both functions at the
same time.
The Heat Only Pendant Selector Switch Faceplate, shown at above right, has a single
membrane switch to control the Heat Only Function.

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4. Heat and Massage MASSAGE Option: Press the MASSAGE switch to start this function. The
Massage Function Settings are as follows:
a) Press selector switch for Setting 1: Gentle Lower Back Massage.
b) Press selector switch AGAIN for Setting 2: Firm Lower Back Massage.
c) Press selector switch AGAIN for Setting 3: Gentle Upper and Lower Back Massage.
d) Press selector switch AGAIN for Setting 4: Firm Upper and Lower Back Massage.
e) Press selector switch AGAIN: Massage function Shuts Off.
5. Heat and Massage or Heat Only HEAT Option: Press the HEAT switch to start this function.
The Heat Function Settings are as follows:
a) Press selector switch for Setting 1: High Heat, 104°F (40°C), brightest LED.
b) Press selector switch AGAIN for Setting 2: Medium Heat, 101°F (38.6°C), bright LED.
c) Press selector switch AGAIN for Setting 3: Low Heat, 100°F (37.8°C), dim LED.
d) Press selector switch AGAIN: Heat function shuts off.
e) There is a small red indicator light, which illuminates only during the Heat function, in the
selector switch. The light’s brightness is determined by the Heat level being used:
Brightest = High Heat; Dimmest = Low Heat.
6. The Unit automatically shuts off at the following times:
a) HEAT FUNCTION: After one hour of continuous use at the same level.
b) MASSAGE FUNCTION: After fteen minutes of continuous use at the same level.
c) To restart the Unit, follow previous steps 4 and 5.

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Heat and Massage / Heat Only Unit Troubleshooting Guide
The cables and connections need to be validated. This will require the services of a maintenance
person and a clear working area.
1. INSPECTION: Perform the following checks. If a working recliner of the same model is available,
use it for comparison.
a) Is the AC cord properly connected to the power supply? Is the cable from the power supply
to the control module junction box in place?
b) With the power supply AC cord plugged into a live AC outlet, does the small light to the
left of the white seat symbol (located on the switch) light up when the switch is pressed
repeatedly or is there any indication of massage operation?
WARNING: Disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet before performing the following
steps!
c) Is there any sign of external damage to the handheld pendant or wire?
d) Is there any sign of external damage to the recliner?
e) Do any of the cables show any sign of damage or pinch points?
f) Are all cable connections to the control module in place? Are the connectors fully engaged?
g) Are any of the connectors damaged?
h) Are the wires within the connectors attached to the pins? Each wire may have to be tugged
lightly to check if the wire is still crimped to the pin.
2. POST-INSPECTION:
a) If improper or loose connections are found, reconnect them rmly (unless a loose wire has
been found). Plug the power supply AC cord into a live wall socket and operate the unit
through all functions.
b) If the handheld pendant or wire is damaged, notify Graham-Field so that a handheld
pendant can be sent for replacement.
c) If damage to any other electrical cable or component, or disconnected wires are found,
please notify Graham-Field.
3. ACTIONS:
a) If full operation is restored, please advise Graham-Field of your successful outcome.
b) If the fault cannot be corrected by simple re-connection, please inform Graham-Field of the
results of your inspection in detail so that we may determine the appropriate action to be
taken.
If you have any questions about the setup and / or operation of the Heat and Massage / Heat Only
Unit, call the Graham-Field Technical Support Group at 1.770.368.4700.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING: Inspect all components periodically and replace as needed.
EVERY THREE MONTHS
• Check and clean casters.
• Tighten bolts in each leg that secure casters into frame.
• Check caster brakes.
• Check and clean lock recline mechanism.
• Check recliner mechanism for operation in all positions, including Trendelenburg Position, with
assistant seated in recliner.
UPHOLSTERY MAINTENANCE AND STAIN REMOVAL
We recommend cleaning at least once a week to extend the lifespan of the upholstery. This
prevents dirt and other contaminants from building up and stains from becoming permanent. If
there is a spill, wipe off any excess right away with a dry cloth, making sure not to spread it all
over the surface.
• Clean the whole surface in circular motions using liquid hand soap (pH neutral) and water (1
part soap to 9 parts water). Wipe with a clean damp cloth to get rid of any excess soap.
• Repeat as needed and then let dry.
For Guardian, Patriot Plus, Renaissance and Savoy fabrics only
If there is any build-up that can’t be removed with soapy water, then use this as a last resort.
Mixture: 1 part isopropyl alcohol to 1 part water.
Info: Using alcohol on a regular basis can affect the properties of the product.
• Once a month, you can use a soft-bristle brush for a deeper cleaning.
Info: Light colors need more care, more often.
Info: The cleaning products recommended were used in a laboratory setting. Spradling Group®
has no relationship with the manufacturers of those cleaning products.
Color Transfer
Certain clothing and accessory dyes (such as those used on denim jeans) may migrate to lighter
colors. This phenomenon is increased by humidity and temperature and is irreversible.
Check compatibility when using this product in combination with painted or varnished surfaces.
Disinfectants
In addition to cleaning, healthcare facilities maintain disinfecting regimens to reduce the spread
of infections. There is a wide variety of available biocides that include bleaches, peroxides and
quaternary ammonium products, among others. They should always be used at the recommended
dilution, never in concentrated form. To prolong the life of coated fabrics, the disinfectants should
be rinsed off after each use.
Info: Misuse of disinfectants is the major source of surface deterioration. Spradling International,
Inc.®continually evaluates cleaners/disinfectants, and a list of those tested can be found on their
website.

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Abrasion test results exceeding ACT Performance Guidelines are not an indicator of product
lifespan. Multiple factors affect fabric durability and appearance retention.
This information is not a guarantee and does not relieve the user from the responsibility of the
proper and safe use of the product and all cleaning agents. The use of certain agents can be
harmful to the surface appearance and lifespan of vinyl. Spradling, its agents, and assignees
assume no responsibility resulting from the use of such cleaning agents to the vinyl.
Check compatibility when using this product in combination with painted or varnished surfaces.
Spradling Group®and Spradling International, Inc.®are registered trademarks of Spradling
Holdings, Inc.
CDC RECOMMENDATIONS
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING STRATEGIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SURFACES IN PATIENT-
CARE AREAS FOR VINYL UPHOLSTERY, WALL COVERINGS AND FLOORING
• Select EPA-registered disinfectants, if available, and use them in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
• Do not use high-level disinfectants / liquid chemical sterilants for disinfection of either
noncritical instruments and devices or any environmental surfaces; such use is counter to label
instructions for these toxic chemicals.
• Follow manufacturers’ instructions for cleaning and maintaining noncritical medical
equipment.
• In the absence of a manufacturer’s cleaning instructions, follow certain procedures:
• Clean noncritical medical equipment surfaces with a detergent / disinfectant.
• Do not use alcohol to disinfect large environmental surfaces.
• Use barrier protective coverings as appropriate for noncritical surfaces that are:
• Touched frequently with gloved hands during the delivery of patient care.
• Likely to become contaminated with blood or body substances.
• Difcult to clean (e.g., computer keyboards).
• Keep housekeeping surfaces (e.g., oors, walls, tabletops) visibly clean on a regular basis and
clean up spills promptly.
• Use a one-step process and an EPA-registered hospital detergent / disinfectant designed for
general housekeeping purposes in patient-care areas where:
• Uncertainty exists as to the nature of the soil on the surfaces (whether it is blood or body
uid or just normal dust or dirt).
• Uncertainty exists regarding the presence of multi drug resistant organisms on such
surfaces.
• Detergent and water are adequate for cleaning surfaces in nonpatient-care areas (e.g.,
administrative ofces). Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces on a more frequent schedule
than minimal-touch housekeeping surfaces. Clean walls, blinds, and window curtains in patient-
care areas when they are visibly dusty or soiled.
• Do not perform disinfectant fogging in patient-care areas.
• Avoid large-surface cleaning methods that produce mists or aerosols, or disperse dust in
patient-care areas.

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• Follow proper procedures for effective uses of mops, cloths, and solutions.
• Prepare cleaning solutions daily or as needed, and replace with fresh solution frequently
according to facility policies and procedures.
• Change the mop head at the beginning of each day and also as required by facility policy, or
after cleaning up large spills of blood or other body substances.
• Clean mops and cloths after use and allow to dry before reuse; or use single-use, disposable
mop heads and cloths.
• When performing low- or intermediate-level disinfection of environmental surfaces in nurseries
and neonatal units, avoid unnecessary exposure of neonates to disinfectant residues on these
surfaces by using EPA-registered germicides in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions
and safety advisories.