MOBILE STAIRLIFT EVACUATION CHAIR User manual

Instruction Manual
EVACUATION CHAIR

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INDEX
Introduction
1.1 - Indication for Use
1.2 - General Description / Intended Use
1.3 - Disclaimer
1.4 - Unpacking the Device
Symbols and Definitions Used in the Manual
2.1 - Warning/Cautions/Note Definitions
2.2 - Safety Precautions
Diagram of Chair
6.1 - Side View of Stairlift
Warranty
Device Label
Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair Features
Care and Cleaning Instructions
Learning to use the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair – Quick Start Steps
Technical Specifications
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
FAQs
Warranty
Operation Details
8.1 - Unfolding The Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair
8.2 - Folding The Evacuation Chair For Storage or Transportation
8.3 - Moving on Flat Surfaces With the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair
8.4 - Ascending a Staircase With the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair
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1.0 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair! We aim to provide the safest and
most adaptable mobility equipment on the market. Please read this manual in its entirety before
operating or maintaining this product. To ensure safe use, all operators of this device should be
properly trained.
CAUTION
Improper usage of this device can cause injury to the rider or operator. The Evacuation Chair
must only be operated as described in this manual. Do not modify the Evacuation Chair or any of
its components unless you are a Certified Mobile Stairlift Technician, as modifications can result
in unpredictable performance and result in injury to the rider or operator.
NOTE: This manual should remain with the Evacuation Chairat all times.
For customer service or technical assistance,
please contact us via email [email protected]
For Battery Assistance, please call
800-424-9300 (USA)
or
1-703-527-3887 (Canada)
1.1 Indications for Use
The Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair is a manual transport device that transports the rider in a
seated,
upright position on the ground and up or down stairs in a safe and efficient manner. The
Evacuation Chair is capable of moving adult, adolescent, or child occupants who are able to
remain seated while secured by the safety belt. The Evacuation Chair is for medical and rescue
personnel with proper training to move individuals with disabilities safely up and down staircases.
The Evacuation Chair’s four wheels also allow the operator to transport the occupant on flat
surfaces when the tracks are in an upright and locked position.
WARNING
DO NOT use this stair chair lift to transport occupants
who may have cervical, spinal, or fracture injuries.

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1.2 General Description / Intended Use
The Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair is intended as a transport device for a human occupant in
a seated position to be taken up or down flights of stairs. The occupant should be secured in the
chair by restraints for their safety and the safety of the operator. The operator must read this man-
ual and be properly trained on this product before use. The operator must practice with the Stairlift
Evacuation Chair alone before using it to transport a rider.
1.3 Disclaimer
This user manual contains general instructions and guidelines for the use, operation, and care of
this product. These instructions are not all-inclusive. The safe and proper use of this product is
solely at the discretion of the user. Safety information is included as a service to the user. All other
safety measures taken by the user should be within and under consideration of applicable regu-
lations. It is recommended that a complete training on how to properly use this product should be
provided before actual use.
1.4 Unpacking the Device
You will receive your device in a large box with foam protection, as photographed below. Unpack
your brand new Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair, remove all the shipping and packing materials,
and check all the items for proper operation. If anything is missing or noted not to be correct, or
any type of damage is present due to shipping, please contact Mobile Stairlift.
Items Included:
• 1 x Evacuation Chair
• 1 x Detachable Headrest
• 1 x Dust Cover
• 1 x Instruction Manual

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2.0 Symbols and Definitions Used in this Manual
Consult instructions for use.
General Warning of any possible damages, bodily injury, or even death resulting from
incorrect use or carelessness. (See Section 2.1 for more information)
Caution to alert the reader to hazardous situations and if instructions are not
properly followed could result in minor or moderate injury to the user or occupant.
(See Section 2.1 for more information)
Serial Number of the device.
Date of Manufacture
Product should not be disposed of with your other household waste.
Check sign explains the items that you should comply with upon operation, repair
and maintenance of this device.
Do not lubricate the belts or tracks of this device.
2.1 Warning / Caution / Note: Definitions
These words carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.
This symbol alerts the reader about a situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury. It may also describe potential serious adverse reactions and
safety hazards.
This symbol alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury to the user or patient or damage
the product or other property. This includes special care necessary for the safe and
effective use of the device and the care necessary to avoid damage to a device
that may occur as a result of use or misuse.
NOTE: This provides special information to make maintenance easier or important instructions
clearer.

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2.2 Safety Precautions
1. Read this entire user manual before using the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair, and use the
Evacuation Chair only as described in this manual.
2. Always make sure that the chair is locked in the unfolded position before use. An unlocked
chair may fold during use causing injury.
3. Do not use the chair with suspected cervical, spinal, or fracture injuries.
4. Do not leave an occupant unattended. Maintain a grip on the Evacuation Chair while an
occupant is seated on the Evacuation Chair.
5. Always use the restraint straps to secure the occupant in the chair. An unrestrained
occupant may fall from the chair.
6. Do not push the chair with the upper control handle in the fully extended position. Pushing the
chair with the handle extended may cause the chair to tip when you encounter obstacles.
7. Always lock the chair in position before you transport an occupant.
8. Make sure the occupant keeps hands inside the chair when moving up or down a staircase.
9. Avoid getting dirt inside the tracks.
10. Do not attach any additional items to this chair.
11. The Evacuation Chair may not work the same on all stair surfaces and in all environments
and conditions.
12. Never lubricate the belts or tracks of this product. Lubricating the track system can result in
injury to the patient and /or operators.
13. Do not attempt to transport occupant loads greater than what you can safely lift.
14. Always lock the lift handlebar in position before you use the extended handlebar to tip the
chair back.
15. To clean the Evacuation Chair, wipe with a towel and clean water. Dry after cleaning. Please
note that cleaning products may cause corrosion and damage to the Evacuation Chair.
16. Use only parts that are specifically made for this Stairlift. If replacement parts are needed,
please contact Mobile Stairlift for assistance.
17. Maintain and operate the Evacuation Chair only as described in this manual. Mobile Stairlift
can be reached for all service, maintenance and questions regarding this chair and its
operation.

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3.0 Warranty
*Lifetime Warranty on Frame + 6 Months on Replacement Parts
*Rendering any parts of the machine, and/or using not as described in this manual, will result
in cancellation of the warranty policy. Please visit MobileStairlift.com for the full warranty. For
warranty issues, please contact Mobile Stairlift at [phone] or [email protected].
Please see the end of the manual for the full warranty.
IMPORTANT
Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair users should practice using the Evacuation Chair without anyone
or anything in it, and then practice using the chair with a load, and then practice with a person.
Never operate the chair without proper training and practice.
4.0 Chair Stair Lift Features
•The Evacuation Chair is used for carrying one person across level surfaces and up or
down stairs.
•The Evacuation Chair can be folded into a smaller size for transporting.
•The Evacuation Chair features four wheels for easy ground movement.
•The Evacuation Chair has been designed with handles in ergonomic locations
for easy lifting.
•The Evacuation Chair is equipped with a safety belt, as well as a belt to stabilize
the feet and the head if necessary, to secure the rider during transportation.
•The Evacuation Chair is made of high-strength aluminum alloy materials.
•The Evacuation Chair is designed to be lightweight, compact, easy to carry, easy to
use safely, and easy to clean and sterilize.
•The Evacuation Chair features safety restraints and a footrest for the safety and
comfort of the rider.

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5.0 Technical Specifications
Load Unit: 400 lbs. / Operator must consider the weight of the occupant, equipment, and
accessories when they determine the total load on the product.
Platform/Landing Requirement: 38” for bottom landing. 38” for top landing.
44” x 44” for between flights landing to be able to make a 180-degree turn
Mode of climbing: Track
Support Wheel size: Front Wheel 4 inch diameter, Rear Wheel 5 inch diameter
* Stand not included

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6.0
6.0 Diagram of Chair
Footrest
Handlebar
Headrest / Restraint
Removable Seat Seatbelt
Ankle Restraint

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6.1
6.1 Side View of Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair
ANTI SLIP RUBBER TRACKSWHEEL LOCKS
Foot brakes are located behind the two back
wheels. When at rest, please engage the
brakes to prevent unwanted movement.
Tension controlled tracks make controlled
descents safer, and durable rubber ensures
safe evacuations for years to come.
Handlebar Lock
Wheel Locks
Foldable Back Handles
Tracks
Track Locks
Back Wheels
Front Wheels
Front Handles

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7.0 Learning to use the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair –
Quick Start Steps
1. Unbuckle the safety belt from around the Evacuation Chair.
2. Unfold the seat and make sure it is locked into place.
3. Press on the red bar on the back of the Evacuation Chair seat to extend the handle bar to
manually push the chair around when on a flat and level surface, turn off the battery and
press the spokes on the back of the wheels down
4. Attach the headrest to the handlebar’s poles.
5. Pull the handles on the back of the Evacuation Chair up into a locked position in order to
move the Evacuation Chair around.
6. Press down on the red locks on the back of the rear wheels to unlock the Evacuation Chair.
7. The Evacuation Chair is now ready to use.
NOTE:
It is recommended that the operator begin training by practicing using the Evacuation Chair
without a rider. This will help them get familiarized with the working mechanisms of the
Evacuation Chair and how to safely move on flat surfaces, as well as how to
ascend and descend staircases with a rider.
8.0 Operation Details
Before each use of the chair, make a visual check to see that all parts are in place and that there
are no loose or moving parts. If you see anything out of ordinary issues with the chair, do not use
it until you verify with our customer service rep that it is safe to use.
8.1 Unfolding The Mobile Stairlift Evacuation Chair
STEP 1
STEP 2
Unbuckle the safety belt from
around the Evacuation Chair
by pressing the red button
on the buckle.
Pull down on the Evacuation
Chair’s seat to unfold it.
Continue pulling it down until
the chair locks into place.
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8.2
8.2 Folding The Evacuation Chair for Storage or Transport
STEP 2STEP 1
STEP 4STEP 3
Fold in the back handles by
pressing on the the red tabs
on the top of each and letting
them swing down to the frame
Remove the headrest, and
press the handlebar lock to
backrest while you lower the
handlebar to its original position
Fasten the seatbelt around the
folded-in seat, and tighten to
hold everything in place.
Press down on the track lock,
forcing the tracks and seat to
fold towards the center until it
locks into place.
PRESS
PRESS

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8.3
8.3 Moving on Flat Surfaces With the Mobile Stairlift Evacuation
Chair
STEP 1
STEP 2
Pull the handles on the back of
the Evacuation Chair up into a
locked position in order to move
the Evacuation Chair around on
level ground.
Press down on the red
locks on the back of the
rear wheels to unlock the
Evacuation Chair. The
Evacuation Chair is now
ready to use.

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8.4 Descending a Staircase With The Mobile Stairlift Evacuation
Chair
STEP 1
Press on the red bar on the
back of the Evacuation Chair
seat to extend the handle bar.
Pull until it locks into place.
STEP 2
Attach the headrest to the
handlebar’s poles by folding
over the handle bars and secure
the velcro.
STEP 3
Pull the handles on the back
of the Evacuation Chair up into
a locked position in order to
move the Evacuation Chair
around on level ground.

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8.4
STEP 9 Ensure that the rider’s feet are
resting on the footrest. .
STEP 10
Fasten the foot restraint near
the footrest around the rider’s
legs for additional safety. Pull
the strap to ensure it is snug.
STEP 7 Unbuckle the foot restraint
before helping the rider
to the chair.
STEP 8 Carefully guide the rider onto
the seat of the Evacuation
Chair.
STEP 6 Lock the wheels before
assisting the rider onto the
Evacuation Chair.
STEP 5 Direct the Evacuation Chair as
close as possible to the rider.
STEP 4 Press down on the red locks on
the back of the rear wheels to
unlock the Evacuation Chair.

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8.4
STEP 13
Once the rider has been
secured into the Evacuation
Chair, unlock the wheels and
roll the chair to the top of the
set of stairs you intend to de-
scend.
STEP 12 OPTIONAL: Fasten the
adjustable safety strap
located on the headrest
around the rider’s
forehead. This is especially
recommended if the rider is
unable to support their head.
STEP 11 Fasten the seatbelt around
the rider’s waist.

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8.4
STEP 14
Stand behind the chair move
the Evacuation Chair until the
front wheels are a few inches
from the top stair.
STEP 15
Holding the handlebar firmly
with both hands, tilt the Evac-
uation Chair backwards onto
its rear wheels while pushing
the bottom of the chair for-
ward with your foot. As the
chair goes over the top stair,
the rubber tracks will be en-
gaged.
STEP 16 Slowly and carefully descend
the staircase, keeping a firm
hold on the handlebar while
pressing it down towards the
stairs to maximize friction.
STEP 17
When you reach the bottom
of the stairs and are on lev-
el ground, tilt the Evacuation
Chair into the upright position
and roll the chair to the desired
location.
Do NOT tip the Stairlift forward
until all four wheels are on level
ground.

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9.0 Device Label
Distributed by:
Mobile Stairlift
1661 N. Dixie Highway, Bay 12, Pompano Beach, FL 33060 • [phone]

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10.0 Care and Cleaning Instructions
• To clean the chair, use a clean cloth or soft brush with warm clean water.
• Dry completely before use.
• Do not use products that have bleach or phenolic cleaners.
• Avoid over-saturation or leaving the chair wet for any amount of time.
• To clean the track casing, use SD-20 All Purpose Cleaner and a cloth to remove any grease
or other substance.
• Thoroughly dry before use.
• In a medical setting, we recommend you disinfect the chair between riders with basic
disinfectant for patient and operator safety.
11.0 Maintenance
To obtain parts and service call Mobile Stair Lift information in the front of this
manual.
Please contact your representative for prior approval before returning this product
12.0 Troubleshooting
If you have any questions about the Stairlift, please call [phone] for customer service
assistance. The device label will also show the serial number and the date manufactured