Reliance HS 7000 Quick start guide

OWNERS MANUAL
INSTALLATION AND
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL 7000
LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL CHAIR
For Designer SERIES and Premiere COLLECTION Models

QUALITY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
REGISTERED TO
ISO 13485
MADE IN AMERICA
Reliance® Medical Products, Inc. • 3535 Kings Mills Road • Mason, Ohio 45040-2303 • 1-800-735-0357 • www.reliance-medical.comSERIAL NUMBER
For your future reference, mark the serial number
in the space provided.

TABLE OF CONTENTSIMPORTANT
INFORMATION............................................4
1. INTRODUCTION........................................................5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.........................................6
2. INSTALLATION...........................................................7
2.1. Unpacking.......................................................7
Chair......................................................................7
2.2. Assembly.........................................................7
Headrest................................................................7
Power Receptacle...................................................7
Setting Rotation Stop..............................................7
3. OPERATION.............................................................8
3.1. Stop Switch....................................................8
3.2. Chair Lift........................................................8
Raising & Lowering the Chair Lift with Membrane
Switches.................................................................8
Raising & Lowering the Chair Lift from the
Footswitch...............................................................8
3.3. Chair Top........................................................9
Raising & Reclining the Chair Top with
Membrane Switches................................................9
Raising & Lowering the Chair Top From the
Footswitch...............................................................9
3.4. Automatic Return...........................................10
3.5. Memory Feature............................................10
Programming the Memory Feature........................10
3.6. Revolving/Rotation........................................11
3.7. Arm Movement..............................................11
3.8. Footrest........................................................11
3.9. Headrest.......................................................11
Operation-No. 18, 22 Headrest..............................11
Adjustment-No. 18, 22 Headrest............................12
Operation-No. 10, 30 Headrest...................................12
Operation-No. 11, 21, 31 Headrest..............................12
Adjustment-No. 11, 21, 31 Headrest...........................12
Operation C6 Headrest..........................................12
Adjustment C6 Headrest.......................................13
4. PROGRAMMING THE CHAIR....................................13
4.1. Safety/Shutdown Feature..............................13
To ENTER Safety/Shutdown Mode..........................13
To EXIT Safety/Shutdown Mode.............................13
4.2. Individual Programming of the RAISE TOP, RECLINE
TOP, RAISE BASE, and LOWER BASE switch located on the
Chair Back or Footswitch..........................................13
To ENTER Setup Mode ..........................................13
To EXIT Setup Mode..............................................14
4.3. BEEP-ON-SWITCH Feature.............................14
4.4. Auto Up/Retinal Feature................................14
To ENTER Auto Up/Retinal Mode............................14
To EXIT Auto Up/Retinal Mode...............................14
4.5. Home Feature...............................................15
To PROGRAM the Home Mode Feature...................15
To UTILIZE the Home Mode Feature........................15
To EXIT the Home Mode Feature............................15
5. LOCATING AND REPLACING FUSES.........................15
5.1. Fuse Replacement..........................................15
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE..........................................17
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE....................................18
PARTS LIST.................................................................20
Model 7000 Chair Assembly..................................21
Model 7000 Chair Assembly (Premiere)................22
Chair Top Assembly...............................................23
Chair Base Assembly.............................................26
Lift Assembly.........................................................28
#11 Headrest Assembly.........................................30
#10 Headrest Assembly.........................................31
#18, 22 Headrest Assembly...................................32
#21 Headrest Assembly.........................................34
C6 Headrest Assembly.............................................36
#30 Headrest Assembly.........................................38
#31 Headrest Assembly.........................................40
Wiring Diagram - 7000..........................................42
LIMITED WARRANTY.....................................................47

IN-70004TRANSPORTATION / STORAGE CONDITIONS
Temperature: Operating: 59 to 104º F 15 to 40º C Storage: -22 to +140º F -30 to +60º CRelative Humidity: Operating: 5 to 95% without condensation
Storage: 10 to 100% includingcondensation
Atmospheric Pressure: Operating: 700hPa - 1060hPa Storage: 500hPa - 1060hPaIMPORTANT INFORMATION
SAFETY SYMBOLS
“NOTE”
Amplies a procedure, practice, or condition.“DANGER”, “WARNING”, or “CAUTION”
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in this Installation and Operating Instructions.« REMARQUE »
Amplie une procédure, pratique ou condition.« DANGER », « AVERTISSEMENT », ou
« PRÉCAUTION »
Le point d’exclamation à l’intérieur d’un triangle équilatéral vise à alerter l’utilisateur à la présence d’importantes instructions de fonctionnement et de maintenance (service) dans ce manuel d’installation et d’instructions de fonctionnement.Alternating Current-ACSafe Working Load“Attention, Consult Accompanying Documents” Refer to Instruction Manual/BookletSitting Prohibited on Back of Chair!
Type B, Applied PartDangerous Voltage / Shock HazardFuse Rating SpecicationProtective Earth GroundBurn Hazard/Hot Surface

“NOTE”- Note indicates points of particular or additional information.
« REMARQUE » : Remarque indique des points d’intérêt particulier ou des renseignements additionnels.
la note indique des remarques d’information particulière ou supplémentaire.1.3. Should your product not perform properly, or if you have any questions concerning the use and care of any Reliance® product, contact the Reliance® Distributor, where you purchased this product or contact the Technical Service Department, Reliance® Medical Products, Inc., 3535 Kings Mills Road, Mason, Ohio 45040-2303, or call [phone].
NOTE: Always have the model number and serial number available before contacting Reliance® or your Authorized Reliance® Distributor.REMARQUE : Ayez toujours le numéro de modèle et le numéro de série à portée de la main avant de contacter Reliance® ou votre distributeur Reliance® autorisé.
“CLASSIFIED BY CANADIAN STANDARDS
ASSOCIATION® WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC
SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS
ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL 60601-1.”
According to Clause 5 in IEC 60601-1, sec 6.8.1, this unit is classied by the following:• The type of protection against electric shock: EQUIPMENT energized from an external electrical power source: CLASS I EQUIPMENT• The degree of protection against electric shock: TYPE B EQUIPMENT• The degree of protection against harmful ingress of water: ORDINARY DEGREE• The degree of safety of application in the presence of a FLAMMABLE ANAESTHETIC MIXTURE WITH AIR or WITH OXYGEN OR NITROUS OXIDE: EQUIPMENT not suitable for use in the presence of a FLAMMABLE ANAESTHETIC MIXTURE WITH AIR or WITH OXYGEN OR NITROUS OXIDE• The mode of operation: CONTINUOUS OPERATION
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. This manual contains information applicable only to the Reliance® Model 7000 Chair.1.2. Whenever you see the symbols shown below, heed their instructions! Always follow safe operating and maintenance practices.
“DANGER”- THE DANGER SYMBOL
IDENTIFIES SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR
PROCEDURES WHICH, IF NOT CORRECTLY
FOLLOWED, COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF
LIFE OR PERSONAL INJURY.
« DANGER » : LE SYMBOLE DANGER
IDENTIFIE DES INSTRUCTIONS OU
PROCÉDURES SPÉCIALES QUI, SI ELLES
NE SONT PAS SUIVIES CORRECTEMENT,
POURRAIENT CAUSER UNE PERTE DE VIE
OU UNE BLESSURE.
“WARNING”- THE WARNING SYMBOL
IDENTIFIES SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
OR PROCEDURES WHICH, IF NOT
CORRECTLY FOLLOWED, COULD RESULT
IN PERSONAL INJURY.
« AVERTISSEMENT » : LE SYMBOLE
AVERTISSEMENT IDENTIFIE DES
INSTRUCTIONS OU PROCÉDURES SPÉCIALES
QUI, SI ELLES NE SONT PAS SUIVIES
CORRECTEMENT, POURRAIENT CAUSER
UNE BLESSURE.
“CAUTION”- This caution symbol identifies
special instructions or procedures which,
if not strictly observed, could result in
damage to or destruction of equipment.
« PRÉCAUTION » : Ce symbole de
précaution identifie des instructions ou
procédures spéciales qui, si elles ne sont pas
strictement suivies, pourraient causer un
dommage ou la destruction de l’équipement.
IN-70005

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL
SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER UN
INCENDIE OU UN RISQUE DE CHOC
ÉLECTRIQUE, N’EXPOSEZ PAS CET
ÉQUIPEMENT À LA PLUIE OU À L’HUMIDITÉ.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Rating for 120V Low Voltage Chair
This equipment is rated Class I, Type BEquipment Model Low Voltage Chair 7000 Volts Hertz Amps 120V 50/60 6.3 Class I Type BRating for 220-240V Low Voltage Chair
This equipment is rated Class I, Type BEquipment Model Low Voltage Chair 7000 Volts Hertz Amps 220-240V 50/60 4.0 Class I Type B
IMPORTANT USER WARNINGS
WARNING:EXPLOSIONHAZARD.THIS EQUIP-
MENT MUST NOT BE USED IN THE PRESENCE
OF FLAMMABLE ANESTHETICS.
AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE D’EXPLOSION.
CET ÉQUIPEMENT NE DOIT PAS ÊTRE UTILISÉ
EN PRÉSENCE D’ANESTHÉSIQUES INFLAM-
MABLES.
POTENTIAL ELECTROMAGNETIC or OTHER
INTERFERENCE
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If this equipment does cause harmful interference to other devices, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receiving device.• Increase the separation between the equipment.• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the other device(s) are connected.• Consult the manufacturer or eld service technician for help.
WARNING - STORAGE OF THIS EQUIPMENT
BELOW 40°F (4.4ºC) WILL CAUSE THE
HYDRAULIC OIL TO BECOME THICK. THIS
MAY CAUSE UNUSUAL NOISES WHEN
THE BASE MOTOR IS OPERATED. IT IS
RECOMMENDED THAT THE EQUIPMENT
STAY AT A TEMPERATURE OF 60°F (15.6ºC)
OR ABOVE FOR AT LEAST 8 HOURS BEFORE
OPERATING.
AVERTISSEMENT : L’ENTREPOSAGE DE
CET ÉQUIPEMENT À MOINS DE 4,4°C (40°F)
FERA EN SORTE QUE L’HUILE HYDRAULIQUE
DEVIENDRA ÉPAISSE. CECI POURRAIT
CAUSER DES BRUITS INHABITUELS LORSQUE
LE MOTEUR DE LA BASE FONCTIONNE. ON
RECOMMANDE QUE L’ÉQUIPEMENT DEMEURE
À UNE TEMPÉRATURE DE 15,6°C (60°F) OU
PLUS DURANT AU MOINS 8 HEURES AVANT
DE L’UTILISER. IN-70006

IN-700072. INSTALLATION
2.1. Unpacking
2.1.1. Chair
2.1.1.1. Cut the shipping bands, open the top of the shipping carton, and remove all packing material and boxes that can be easily reached. Remove (4) nuts and remove both base clamping boards.2.1.1.2. It is recommended that the skid be positioned as close as possible to the desired chair location.2.1.1.3. Remove at least two small shipping blocks stapled to the top of the skid. The chair can now be slid and/or tipped from the skid onto the oor.2.1.1.4. Do not lift the chair by the upper structure. However, the chair may be tipped or slid into position by pushing or pulling on the upper structure.2.1.1.5. With the chair in position, remove all remaining paper pads, plastic, tape, strings, etc.2.2. Assembly
2.2.1. Headrest
2.2.1.1. Remove the headrest from its carton, and mount it into position onto the chair back. Using the proper hex key wrench, tighten the cap screw to clamp the headrest securely into its mounting bracket.2.2.2. Power Receptacle
2.2.2.1. Locate the footswitch assembly, chair control cable, and the power cord assembly. Refer to gure 1 for receptacle location and attach all cables.
2.2.2.2. To disconnect power to Chair unplug power cord from Instrument Stand or from wall receptacle.
NOTE: If this chair is purchased in conjunction with a Reliance® instrument stand, the chair control cable supplied will provide proper operation. Refer to the instrument stand manual for connection to the stand.REMARQUE : Si cette chaise est achetée avec un support à instruments Reliance®, le câble de commande de la chaise fourni permettra un fonctionnement adéquat. Se référer au manuel du support d’instrument pour savoir comment faire la connexion au support.2.2.3. Setting Rotation Stop
2.2.3.1. When used in an ophthalmic or optometric environment, the rotation of the chair top is manufactured for a right-handed examination position (delivery system positioned on the patient’s left). If you wish to position the oor unit for a left handed examination position, the rotation stop in the chair should be altered.2.2.3.2. Separate the skirt hanging from the upholstered chair back connected to the upholstered seat by pulling upward on each end of the skirt until the Velcro fasteners are separated. Remove the screw located under the chair top and the front edge of the center of the chair. Lift upward on the seat and remove.2.2.3.3. Standing in front of the chair locate the hole in the seat board positioned to the lower right of the center circle. Using a 1/2” socket, remove the bolt located in the circle, and install in the threaded hole located in the lower left of the center circle.FIGURE 1
BASE

Power Cord &
Fusedrawer
Footswitch
Cable
Chair Control
Cable

REMARQUE : Les interrupteurs RAISE (LEVER) et LOWER (BAISSER) la base sur le dossier de la chaise sont programmables. Selon la conception initiale, le mouvement de la chaise S’ARRÊTE lorsque l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché. Si vous désirez que le mouvement de la chaise CONTINUE, après que l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché, consultez la section 4 pour connaître les instructions de programmation.3.2.2. Raising & Lowering the Chair Lift from the
Footswitch
• For operation from the footswitch (Figure 3), depress the right side of the pedal to raise the chair lift.• Depress the left side of the right-hand pedal to lower the chair lift.NOTE: The RAISE and LOWER BASE switches on the Footswitch are programmable. By design, the motion of the Chair will STOP when either of these switches is released. If you want the motion of the Chair to CONTINUE after either of these switches is released, then see Section 4 for programming instructions.
3. OPERATION
CAUTION: Caution should be taken to ensure
there are no obstructions (instruments, trays,
tables) impeding movement of the Chair.
PRÉCAUTION : On devrait faire attention
pour s’assurer qu’il n’y a pas d’obstructions
(instruments, plateaux, tables) empêchant le
mouvement de la chaise.
Each time main power is applied to the chair, the circuit board inside the chair will respond with a one second beep. The beep indicates the electronics is functioning properly.
3.1. Stop Switch
3.1.1. Depressing the STOP switch on either side of the chair back will STOP ALL movement of the chair. The STOP switch is shaped like a stop sign, and may be either RED or ORANGE in color. It is located above the text “STOP”. (Refer to Figure 2). The STOP switch is also used to program the chair. See Section 4 (page 12) for programming instructions.3.2. Chair Lift
3.2.1. Raising & Lowering the Chair Lift with
Membrane Switches
• The chair lift may be raised or lowered by Membrane Switches on either side of the chair back (Figure 2).• To raise the chair lift from these switches, depress the triangular-shaped UP arrow located ABOVE the text ”BASE”. This is called the RAISE BASE switch.• To lower the chair lift, depress the triangular-shaped DOWN arrow located BELOW the text “BASE”. This is called the LOWER BASE switch.NOTE: The RAISE and LOWER BASE switches on the Chair Back are programmable. By design, the motion of the Chair will STOP when either of these switches is released. If you want the motion of the Chair to CONTINUE after either of these switches is released, then see Section 4 for programming instructions
.
FIGURE 2
MEMBRANE SWITCH IN-70008

AUTO
RETURN
BACK
RECLINE
BACK
RAISE
LIFT
DOWN
UP
LIFT
FIGURE 3
Footswitch Operation
REMARQUE : Les interrupteurs RAISE (LEVER) et LOWER (BAISSER) la base sur l’interrupteur au pied sont programmables. Selon la conception initiale, le mouvement de la chaise S’ARRÊTE lorsque l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché. Si vous désirez que le mouvement de la chaise CONTINUE, après que l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché, consultez la section 4 pour connaître les instructions de programmation.3.3. Chair Top
3.3.1. An electric motor supplies power for the movement of the chair top.
3.3.2. Raising & Reclining the Chair Top with
Membrane Switches.
• The chair top may be raised or reclined by Membrane Switches on either side of the chair back (Figure 2).• To lower, depress the triangle-shaped DOWN arrow located BELOW the “TOP”. This is called the LOWER TOP or RECLINE switch. • To raise the chair top from these switches, depress the triangle-shaped UP arrow located ABOVE the next “TOP”. This is called the RAISE TOP switch.
NOTE: The RAISE and LOWER/RECLINE switches on the Chair Back are programmable. By design, the motion of the Chair will CONTINUE when either of these switches is released. If you want the motion of the Chair to STOP after either of these switches is released, then see Section 4 for programming instructions.
REMARQUE : Les interrupteurs RAISE (LEVER) et LOWER/RECLINE (BAISSER/INCLINER) sur le dossier de la chaise sont programmables. Selon la conception initiale, le mouvement de la chaise CONTINUE lorsque l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché. Si vous désirez que le mouvement de la chaise S’ARRÊTE, après que l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché, consultez la section 4 pour connaître les instructions de programmation.CAUTION - ANY chair movement that
CONTINUES after the switch is released may
be stopped by depressing the STOP switch
or by depressing the same switch a second
time.
PRÉCAUTION : TOUT mouvement de la
chaise qui CONTINUE après que l’interrupteur
est relâché peut être arrêté en appuyant sur
l’interrupteur STOP (ARRÊT) ou en pressant le
même interrupteur une seconde fois.
3.3.3. Raising & Lowering the Chair Top From the
Footswitch.
• For operation from the footswitch (Figure 3), depress the right side of the left-hand pedal to raise the chair top.• Depress the left side of the left-hand pedal to lower/recline the chair top.NOTE: the RAISE and LOWER/RECLINE switches on the footswitch are also programmable. The motion of the chair will STOP when either of these switches is released. If you want the motion of the chair to CONTINUE after either of these switches is released, then see Section 4 for programming instructions.
IN-70009

REMARQUE : Les interrupteurs RAISE (LEVER) et LOWER (BAISSER/INCLINER) sur l’interrupteur au pied sont programmables. Selon la conception initiale, le mouvement de la chaise S’ARRÊTE lorsque l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché. Si vous désirez que le mouvement de la chaise CONTINUE, après que l’un ou l’autre de ces interrupteurs est relâché, consultez la section 4 pour connaître les instructions de programmation.CAUTION: This exam Chair is designed
for use in a specific position called the
Intended Use Position. Prior to reclining a
patient, ensure the Chair Back is aligned
with the Chair’s power receptacle and
that the Chair Swivel is locked. The safe
working load is reduced if the Chair is
swiveled away from this Intended Use
Position, and may result in insufficient
stability.
PRÉCAUTION : Cette chaise d’examen
est conçue pour utilisation dans une
position spécifique appelée la position
d’utilisation prévue. Avant d’incliner un
patient, assurez-vous que le dossier de
la chaise est aligné avec le réceptacle
d’alimentation de la chaise et que le pivot
de la chaise est verrouillé. La charge
de travail sécuritaire est réduite si la
chaise est tournée hors de sa position
d’utilisation prévue et cela pourrait causer
une stabilité insuffisante.
CAUTION: This exam Chair is designed
for use with a specific maximum patient
weight as a static (non-moving) load.
Sudden weight shifts or impact loads
can exceed the safe static load rating of
the Chair, and may result in insufficient
stability.
PRÉCAUTION : Cette chaise d’examen
est conçue pour utilisation avec un poids
de patient maximum spécifique comme
charge statique (sans mouvement). Les
déplacements de poids soudains ou les
charges dynamiques peuvent excéder
la norme de charge statique sécuritaire
de la chaise, ce qui pourrait causer une
stabilité insuffisante.
CAUTION: This exam Chair is designed
for use with a patient properly positioned
in the Chair. Prior to reclining the Chair,
ensure that the patient is seated in the
Chair and that the patient position does
not move to an extreme position either
toward the head of the Chair or toward
the foot of the Chair, since this may result
in insufficient stability.
PRÉCAUTION : Cette chaise d’examen est
conçue pour utilisation avec un patient
correctement positionné dans la chaise.
Avant d’incliner la chaise, assurez-vous
que le patient est assis dans la chaise et
que la position du patient ne se déplace
pas vers une position extrême soit vers
la tête, soit vers le pied de la chaise,
puisque cela pourrait causer une stabilité
insuffisante
3.4. Automatic Return
3.4.1. This feature is employed as a simple way for the operator to lower the chair lift and raise the chair back after completion of an examination or treatment. The automatic return system is activated by depressing the square switch located ABOVE the text “AUTO” on either side of the chair back. The chair lift, if raised, will then lower, and the chair back, if reclined, will rise to the upright position. These movements will CONTINUE after the switch is released until the chair lift is fully lowered and the chair back is fully upright. These movements may also be stopped by depressing the STOP switch or by depressing the AUTO switch a second time. The AUTO switch is square and is located in the same place on both Membrane Switches.3.4.2. These instructions and operations also apply to any AUTO switch that is installed in a footswitch, console, or base cap.3.5. Memory Feature
3.5.1. This system allows the operator to select a preferred examining position. The chair will automatically stop reclining when that point is reached.
3.5.2. Programming the Memory Feature
Step 1) Press the AUTO Switch. The chair will lower the chair base to its lowest position. It will also raise the chair back to its most upright position. Wait IN-700010

20 seconds.Step 2) Press and hold the RAISE TOP Switch. The chair back will NOT move since it is already upright. While maintaining pressure on the RAISE TOP switch, press the RECLINE switch. The chair will enter a programming mode and begin to recline and the switches will blink rapidly. At this point release the switches.Step 3) Press the STOP Switch when the chair top arrives at the desired recline position. This completes the programming setup.Step 4) To use the memory feature once it has been programmed, press the AUTO Switch. The LED’s will blink and the chair will return to its full upright position. The LED’s will stop blinking. Then press the RECLINE Switch which is programmed for memory mode. (Specify which RECLINE Switch will utilize this feature.) The switches will blink and the chair will recline on its own and stop at the programmed point.NOTE: Memory switches on the right and left sides of the Chair Back work independently of each other. If the Memory Feature is activated on the left side, the right side will continue to recline the Chair all the way back with one touch. If you also want to activate the Memory Feature on the right side of the Chair, repeat Steps 1-4 on the right side of the Chair.REMARQUE : Les interrupteurs à mémoire sur les côtés droit et gauche du dossier de la chaise fonctionnent indépendamment l’un de l’autre. Si la fonctionnalité de mémoire est activée du côté gauche, le côté droit continuera à incliner la chaise jusqu’au bout avec une seule touche. Si vous désirez aussi activer la fonctionnalité de mémoire du côté droit de la chaise, répétez les étapes 1 à 4 sur le côté droit de la chaise..NOTE: The Memory Feature does not control the raise motion of the Chair Back.REMARQUE : La fonctionnalité de mémoire ne commande pas le mouvement d’élévation du dossier de la chaise.3.6. Revolving/Rotation
3.6.1. The chair upper structure may be revolved 350°, with a built-in stop to prevent continuous rotation. The lock for revolving is controlled by a hand lever with chrome plated knob located below the seat at the center and on either side. Push the lever down to release the lock and lift to apply the lock.3.7. Arm Movement
3.7.1. The chair arms may be raised to provide better access to the patient or to permit entrance to or exit from the chair.3.7.2. The movements of both arms are identical and completely independent of each other.3.7.3. To raise an arm, push rearward on the middle joint of the arm support link while raising upward on the arm. A stop limits upward motion of the arm to a point parallel to the plane of the back. Lowering the arm automatically locks it in place against vertical motion in either direction.3.8. Footrest
3.8.1. The footrest may be retracted by lifting near its outer edge. When fully retracted the footstep will stay in place.3.9. Headrest
3.9.1. The No. 18 headrest is the standard headrest for the Model 7000 Chair.WARNING- IF THE NO. 18 HEADREST
RECEIVES A IMPACT OR STRIKES AN OBJECT
WITH FORCE CONTACT RELIANCE® TECH
SERVICE IMMEDIATELY.
AVERTISSEMENT : SI L’APPUIE-TÊTE
# 18 REÇOIT UN CHOC OU FRAPPE
UN OBJET AVEC FORCE, CONTACTEZ
IMMÉDIATEMENT LE SERVICE TECHNIQUE
RELIANCE®.
3.9.2. Operation-No. 18, 22 Headrest
3.9.2.1. The No. 18, 22 headrest is designed so it can be operated with just one hand. To unlock, squeeze the clear plastic actuator into lock housing. This will allow both pivots of the articulating arm to rotate so the headrest can be moved to a new desired position. Once in the new position, release the actuator. Make sure the actuator expands to its original position fully exposing black dot on handle to insure a positive lock. The headrest pad is free to rotate at all times. (See Figure 4).IN-700011

if it is not required.3.9.5. Operation-No. 11, 21, 31 Headrest
3.9.5.1. A single handle on the rear of the No. 11, 21, 31 headrests controls the locking mechanism. To unlock, grasp the handle and turn counter-clockwise. Change the tilt of the headrest until it is in the desired position. To lock, turn the handle clock-wise until snug. (See Figure 5, No. 11 Headrest shown)3.9.6. Adjustment-No. 11, 21, 31 Headrest
3.9.6.1. The handle on the outermost knob can be adjusted to any preferred, locked position. Simply push in on the large screw while pulling out on the handle. Rotate as desired, and release. (See Figure 5, No. 11 Headrest shown)3.9.6.2. The No. 21 headrest pillow assembly will slide to a preferred patient position. Simply slide pillow on the attached headrest strap to the desired position. (Not Shown)3.9.6.3. The No. 31 headrest has an upholsteredbackboard which supports a moveable, center PillowAssembly. The Pillow Assembly is magnetically retained tothe Upholstered Backboard, and may be re1)ositioned asrequired for Patient comfort. The Pillow is easily removedif it is not required.FIGURE 5
No. 11 Headrest
3.9.7. Operation C6 Headrest
3.9.7.1 A single handle on the rear of the C6 headrestcontrols the locking mechanism. To unlock, grasp thehandle and turn counter-clockwise. Change the tilt of theheadrest until it is in the desired position. To lock, turn thehandle clockwise until snug. (See Figure 6)
3.9.3. Adjustment-No. 18, 22 Headrest
3.9.3.1. There are three adjustments provided on the No. 18, 22 headrest. The rst is the tension on the pad rotation. By tightening the two hex acorn nuts on the pad pivots with a 3/8” open end wrench, the tension will be increased. To adjust the drag on the pivots of the articulating arm, loosen the set screw in the center of the pivot (Figure 4, item 1) with a 3/32” hexagon key wrench. Next, tighten the pivot screw on the other side of the pivot, with a 1/8” hexagon key wrench. Now, retighten the set screw to retain the pivot screw at the new adjustment. Either pivot may be adjusted.FIGURE 4
No. 18, 22 Headrest
3.9.3.2. The third adjustment is for proper clearance of the block dot to indicate that the headrest is properly locked. If the dot does not fully clear the lock housing when the headrest is lock securely, turn the set screw located at the top of the lock housing (Figure 4, item 2) counterclockwise until the dot on the actuator is fully exposed.3.9.4. Operation-No. 10, 30 Headrest
3.9.4.1. The No. 10 headrest has a xed, rigid upholstered backboard which supports a sliding, center pillow section. For patient comfort simply move this pillow to a desired position.3.9.4.2. The No. 30 headrest has a xed, rigid upholsteredbackboard which supports a moveable, center PillowAssembly. The Pillow Assembly is magnetically retained tothe Upholstered Backboard, and may be re-positioned asrequired for Patient comfort. The Pillow is easily removedHANDLE
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BLACK DOT
ACTUATOR
2
1

IN-7000133.9.8. C6 Headrest Adjustment
3.9.8.1. The handle on the outermost knob can beadjusted to any preferred, locked position. Simplypush in on the large screw while pulling out on thehandle. Rotate as desired, and release. (See Figure 6)
FIGURE 6
C6 Headrest
4. PROGRAMMING THE CHAIR
The items described in Section 4. are built-in features of the chair. Only those users who wish to utilize these features need to be concerned with this Section. The chair will operate as previously designed if these features are not used. The chair can be programmed in the same fashion from either switch located on the chair back.
4.1. Safety/Shutdown Feature
The chair has a built-in Safety/Shutdown feature. This feature causes the chair to shutdown or become inoperable. This feature prevents unauthorized use of the chair. (See Figure 2).
4.1.1 To ENTER Safety/Shutdown Mode
4.1.1.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.1.1.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the LOWER BASE switch on the same side of the chair back.4.1.1.3 A two second beep will be heard to indicate the chair will NOT move if any additional switches are depressed.4.1.1.4 The LED’s on the Membrane Switches will blink every three seconds while in Safety/Shutdown Mode.
4.1.2 To EXIT Safety/Shutdown Mode, repeat the
above sequence.
4.1.2.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.1.2.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the LOWER BASE switch on the same side of the chair back.4.1.2.3 A two second beep will be heard to indicate the chair is functional, and movement of the chair WILL OCCUR when another switch is depressed.4.1.2.4 The LED’s will come back on when the chair becomes operational.
4.2. Individual Programming of the RAISE TOP,
RECLINE TOP, RAISE BASE, and LOWER
BASE switch located on the Chair Back or
Footswitch. (See Figure 2 & 3).
4.2.1 These individual switches may be programmed to function in two ways. If the movement of the chair STOPS when the switch is released, this is called the MOMENTARY MODE of operation. If the movement of the chair continues after the switch is released, this is called the MAINTAINING MODE of operation. The factory designed setting for the RAISE TOP and RECLINE TOP switches located on the chair top is MAINTAINING MODE. The factory designed setting for the RAISE BASE and LOWER BASE switches located on the chair top is MOMENTARY MODE. If changed, the new settings will remain permanent as long as main power remains applied to the chair and will apply to the similar function on the other side.
4.2.2 To change these settings the chair must be placed in Setup Mode. Once in Setup Mode, depressing one of these switches will change its present setting from MOMENTARY to MAINTAINING or from MAINTAINING to MOMENTARY. Depressing a switch repeatedly will cause the setting to toggle between the two modes of operation.
303640 #30 Headrest Assembly4.2.3 To ENTER Setup Mode and change current
settings
4.2.3.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.2.3.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the AUTO switch on the same side of the chair back.4.2.3.3 A one second beep will be heard to indicate you have ENTERED Setup Mode. The LED’s will blink on and off while in Setup Mode.
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SCREW

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4.2.3.4 Depress any of the following switches (including footswitch), one at a time, to toggle its current setting - RAISE TOP, RECLINE TOP, RAISE BASE, OR LOWER BASE. When the switch is depressed, a SHORT beep (0.25 seconds) will indicate the switch is now in MOMENTARY MODE of operation. A LONG beep (1.05 seconds) will indicate the switch is now in MAINTAINING MODE of operation.4.2.3.5 When nished programming the chair, the chair MUST be taken out of Setup Mode.
4.2.4 To EXIT Setup Mode, repeat steps 1 & 2
above.
4.2.4.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.2.4.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the AUTO switch on the same side of the chair back.4.2.4.3 A one second beep will be heard to indicate the chair has EXITED Setup Mode. The LED’s will come back on. NOTE: Depressing a switch causes the mode of operation to TOGGLE between MOMENTARY and MAINTAINING operation. If a mistake is made, depress the same switch again to return that switch to its previous mode of operation. If, at any time, the user becomes lost or confused during the programming procedure, the chair can be reset to the factory settings by disconnecting and then reconnecting main power to the chair. Once reset, the programming procedure can be repeated.
REMARQUE : Appuyer sur un interrupteur fait BASCULER le mode de fonctionnement entre MOMENTANÉ et MAINTENU. Si vous avez fait une erreur, appuyez de nouveau sur le même interrupteur pour le ramener à son mode de fonctionnement préalable. Si, en tout temps, l’utilisateur devient perdu ou confus durant la procédure de programmation, la chaise peut être réinitialisée aux réglages d’usine en déconnectant et en reconnectant l’alimentation principale à la chaise. Une fois réinitialisée, la procédure de programmation peut être répétée.4.3. BEEP-ON-SWITCH Feature
4.3.1 The chair can be programmed to beep whenever a switch is depressed. This gives the user additional feedback on the operation of the chair. The factory design is to have NO BEEP occur when a switch is depressed. To change this setting the chair must be in Setup Mode. See Section 4.2.4. on how to ENTER Setup Mode, once in Setup Mode.4.3.2 Depress either AUTO switch on the chair back to toggle the BEEP-ON-SWITCH feature between ON and OFF.4.3.3 A short beep (0.25 seconds) indicates NO BEEP will occur when a switch is depressed. A long beep (1.05 seconds) indicates a BEEP occur when a switch is depressed.4.3.4 When nished programming the chair, the MUST be taken out of Setup Mode. See Section 4.2.4. on how to EXIT Setup Mode.4.4. Auto Up/Retinal Feature
The Auto Up/Retinal Feature is a convenient feature for Retinal Specialists. When either recline switch is programmed to operate in this mode, depressing that switch will cause the chair lift to rise and the chair top to recline4.4.1 To ENTER Auto Up/Retinal Mode.
4.4.1.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.4.1.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the LOWER TOP switch on the right side of the chair back to program that switch for Retinal Mode.4.4.1.3 A one second beep will be heard to indicate that switch has ENTERED Auto Up/ Retinal Mode. When depressed, the RECLINE TOP switch on the right-hand side of the chair will now cause the chair lift to rise and the chair top to recline.4.4.1.4 To program the RECLINE TOP switch on the left-hand side of the chair, use that switch and repeat the same steps as described above.CAUTION: ANY Chair movement that
CONTINUES after the switch is released may
be stopped by depressing the STOP Switch or
by depressing the same switch a second time.
PRÉCAUTION : TOUT mouvement de la
chaise qui CONTINUE après que l’interrupteur
est relâché peut être arrêté en appuyant sur
l’interrupteur STOP (ARRÊT) ou en pressant le
même interrupteur une seconde fois.
4.4.2 To EXIT Auto Up/Retinal Mode, repeat the
above sequence.
4.4.2.1 Depress and HOLD either STOP switch.4.4.2.2 With the STOP switch depressed, depress the LOWER TOP switch on the same side of the chair back.4.4.2.3 A one second beep will be heard to indicate that switch has EXITED Auto Up/Retinal Mode.

IN-7000154.5. Home Feature
4.5.1 The Home Feature allows the user to program the distance the chair lift will travel when starting from the fully lowered position. Activating this Feature causes the chair to move upward for a xed amount of time. The actual height achieved by the chair will vary slightly from the programmed height, depending on the weight of the patient.4.5.2 The Home Feature can be initiated by any of the RAISE BASE switches, located on the chair back, footswitch, or instrument stand. Each switch can be independently programmed for a specied height.
4.5.3 To PROGRAM the Home Mode Feature.
4.5.3.1 The chair lift must be fully lowered. To make sure the lift is all the way down, DEPRESS the AUTO switch and wait at least fteen seconds.4.5.3.2 The RAISE BASE switches that are to be programmed for Home Mode, must be in Momentary Mode.4.5.3.3 DEPRESS and HOLD either STOP switch located on the chair back.4.5.3.4 With the stop switch depressed, DEPRESS the RAISE BASE switch to be programmed. The chair lift will begin to rise and the LED’s will blink. Release both switches.4.5.3.5 When the chair rises to the desired height, DEPRESS either STOP switch to program that height into the chair.4.5.3.6 Repeat steps 1 thru 5 to program any other RAISE BASE switch for Home Mode.
4.5.4 To UTILIZE the Home Mode Feature.
4.5.4.1 When the chair is all the way down, depressing a Raise Base Switch that has been programmed for Home Mode will cause the chair to rise to the programmed height. 4.5.4.2 If a RAISE BASE switch is programmed for Home Mode, but the chair lift is not all the way down, the Raise Base switch will function like a momentary switch.4.5.4.3 If any RAISE BASE switch is programmed for Home Mode, the LED’s will blink for 15 seconds after the AUTO DOWN switch is depressed. When the LED’s stop blinking, the chair lift is all the way down.
4.5.5 To EXIT the Home Mode Feature.
4.5.5.1 If the Home Feature is no longer needed for any of the RAISE BASE switches, depress a STOP switch and the desired RAISE BASE switch at any time when the chair lift is not all the way down.NOTE: The Home Feature and Memory Feature can only be operated with the Base down and the Back fully upright See Section 3.5.2 Step 4
REMARQUE : La fonctionnalité Accueil et la fonctionnalité Mémoire peuvent être utilisées seulement lorsque la base est en bas et que l’arrière est entièrement relevé. Consultez la Section 3.5.2 Étape 4.5.0 LOCATING AND REPLACING FUSES
WARNING: DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT
FROM MAIN INPUT POWER BEFORE
PROCEEDING WITH ELECTRICAL
INSPECTIONS OR MAINTENANCE.
AVERTISSEMENT : DÉCONNECTEZ
L’ÉQUIPEMENT DE L’ALIMENTATION
ÉLECTRIQUE PRINCIPALE AVANT
DE PROCÉDER À DES INSPECTIONS
ÉLECTRIQUES OU À DE L’ENTRETIEN.
CAUTION: Replace fuse(s) as marked. All
fuses must be replaced with a fuse of the same
size and rating. Refer to the Wire Diagrams
at the end of this Manual.
PRÉCAUTION : Remplacez le(s) fusible(s)
comme indiqué. Tous les fusibles doivent
être remplacés par un fusible de la même
dimension et de la même valeur. Se référer
aux schémas de câblage à la fin de ce manuel.
The chair contain two fuses located inside the AC Input Module in the Base Assembly.
5.1. Fuse Replacement (AC Input Module)
5.1.1. Unplug the power cord from the AC power input module. Referring to Figure 7, locate tab. With a tool similar to a small common screwdriver placed under tab, pry fuse drawer out. Remove the drawer by pulling it out with your ngers.
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5.1.2. To remove fuses from fuse drawer, tilt fuses in direction of arrows as shown in Figure 6. Examine the fuses, replace as necessary.FIGURE 7
AC INPUT MODULE
CAUTION: To avoid a bind of the Fuse Drawer
within the AC Input Module, never install the
Fuse Drawer into the AC Input Module without
fuses.
PRÉCAUTION : Pour éviter que le tiroir à
fusible reste bloqué dans le module d’entrée
CA, n’installez jamais le tiroir à fusible
à l’intérieur du module d’entrée CA sans
fusibles. IN-700016

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
CHAIR WILL NOT OPERATE. 1) POWER CORD NOT PLUGGED IN.
2) NO AC POWER AT WALL RECEPTACLE.
3) BLOWN LINE FUSE.
1) CHECK ALL WIRING CONNECTIONS.
2) RESTORE OUTLET POWER.
3) REPLACE FUSE.
OUTLET POWER OK, BUT NO
BEEP IS HEARD WHEN POWER
IS APPLIED.
1) BLOWN LINE FUSE.
2) LOOSE WIRING IN BASE.
3) OTHER.
1) REPLACE FUSE.
2) CHECK ALL WIRING CONNECTIONS.
3) CONTACT FACTORY
FOOTSWITCH FUNCTIONS NOT
OPERATING.
1) FOOTSWITCH CORD NOT CONNECTED. 1) CHECK ALL INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL FOOTSWITCH WIRING
BACKSWITCH FUNCTIONS NOT
OPERATING.
1) DAMAGED OR DISCONNECTED WIRES
IN CHAIR BACK, UNDER CHAIR SEAT,
OR IN CHAIR BASE
1) CHECK ALL WIRING CONNECTIONS.
CHAIR BASE WILL NOT STAY UP 1) SOLENOID VALVE NOT CLOSED.
(DIRT IN VALVE.)
2) CONSTANT POWER APPLIED TO
SOLENOID.
3) OTHER
1) REPAIR OR REPLACE SOLENOID
VALVE.
2) CHECK FOR SWITCHES STUCK
"CLOSED" .
3) CONTACT FACTORY.
CHAIR BASE WILL NOT LOWER. 1) NO POWER TO PUMP MOTOP ASS'Y.
2) SOLENOID COIL BURNED-OUT
3) OTHER
1) CHECK FOR VOLTAGE.
2) REPLACE SOLENOID COIL.
3) CONTACT FACTORY.
CHAIR BASE WILL NOT RAISE.
PUMP MOTOR DOES NOT RUN.
1) NO POWER TO PUMP MOTOR ASS'Y
2) UP-LIMIT SWITCH STUCK "OPEN".
3) PUMP MOTOR BURNED-OUT.
4) OTHER
1) CHECK FOR VOLTAGE.
2) RE-ADJUST OR REPLACE SWITCH.
3) REPLACE PUMP MOTOR ASS'Y.
4) CONTACT FACTORY.
CHAIR BASE WILL NOT RAISE.
PUMP MOTOR RUNS.
1) SOLENOID VALVE NOT CLOSED.
(DIRT IN VALVE.)
2) CONSTANT POWER APPLIED TO
SOLENOID.
3) OTHER.
1) REPAIR OR REPLACE SOLENOID
VALVE.
2) CHECK FOR SWITCHES STUCK
"CLOSED".
3) CONTACT FACTORY.
BASE "STUTTERS" DURING
ASCENT.
1) HYDRAULIC FLUID LEVEL IS LOW. 1) CONTACT DEALER OR FACTORY
FOR INFORMATION ON ADDING OIL.
CHAIR BASE WILL NOT RAISE
OR LOWER FROM FLOOR UNIT.
1) CHAIR CONTROL CABLE NOT PLUGGED
IN.
2) BLOWN FUSE IN CHAIR BASE.
1) CHECK CABLE CONNECTIONS AT
STAND CHAIR
2) REPLACE FUSE.
CHAIR TOP "WOBBLES" ON
CHAIR BASE
1) LOCK NUT IS LOOSE.
(UNDER SEAT BOARD.)
1) TIGHTEN LOCK NUT.
CHAIR TOP "BINDS-UP" 1) CHAIR TOP MOTOR (NUT-TUBE) IS OUT
OF ADJUSTMENT.
1) CONTACT DEALER OR FACTORY
FOR ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE.
MEMORY SYSTEM
INOPERATIVE.
1) NOT PROGRAMMED PROPERLY.
2) LOOSE CONNECTIONS UNDER CHAIR
SEAT.
1) SEE SECTION 3.5.2
2) CHECK ALL WIRING CONNECTIONS
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IN-700018CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the Upholstery
When cleaning upholstery, it is suggested that you use all recommended commercial cleaning agents in an inconspicu-ous spot to check for potential damage to the upholstery material before applying to the entire area to be cleaned.Day to Day soil:
Remove ordinary dirt and smudges with a mild soap and warm water solution. Dry with a soft, lint-free cloth or towel. For more difcult stains, use of a stronger detergent is recommended; however, follow the detergent manufacturer’s instructions closely.Disinfecting Material:
In order to disinfect, use a 1:9 solution of bleach and water (1 part bleach to 9 parts water). Wipe surface with damp cloth then rinse with water immediately, using a damp cloth.Special cleaning problems:
The following methods are recommended to clean stains on PreFixx-protected vinyl upholstery. Most stains will be removed when these cleaning agents are used in the fol-lowing order.Type 1 Cleaners: Nonabrasive household cleaners to be used with water and a soft cloth.• Formula 409~All-Purpose Spray Cleaner• Fantastik® Spray Cleaner• Other similar household cleaners and bleachesType 2 Cleaners: Solvent-type cleaner to be liberally ap-plied with a soft cloth. Dry area with another cloth, rinse with clean water and dry.• Rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol)• Lighter uid (naphtha)Type 3 Cleaners: Strong, active solvent cleaners such as nail polish remover (acetone/water) to be applied with a soft cloth. Stain should be removed with less than six (6) rubs; if stain persists after six rubs, contact manufacturer. Dry area with another cloth, rinse with clean water and dry.CAUTION- These solvents are highly
flammable. Exercise proper care in cleaning
and notify personnel in area of danger. Wear
rubber gloves during all cleaning activity. Use
caution in cleaning around buttons, stitching
and wooden or other decorative trim, since
these solvents could seriously damage such
areas.
PRÉCAUTION: Ces solvants sont extrêmement
inflammables. Faites très attention lors du
nettoyage et avisez le personnel dans la
zone de tout danger. Portez des gants de
caoutchouc durant toute activité de nettoyage.
Faites attention en nettoyant autour des
boutons, des coutures et autres finitions de
bois ou décoratives, puisque ces solvants
pourraient endommager sérieusement ces
endroits.
Cleaning Painted Surfaces
The painted metal surfaces are covered in durable, powder-coated paint which is resistant to scratching and scufng. It may be cleaned with a clean cloth dampened with mild, soapy water or equivalent household product that uses spray application.
Recommended Infection Control Products
The disinfectant/cleaner products that we have tested and recommend for our upholstery, painted items and plastic covers are as follows.• Cavicide® Hospital Disinfectant• Precise® Hospital Foam Cleaner DisinfectantCAUTION - Follow manufacturer’s directions
forconcentrationandapplicationofdisinfecting
cleaner. Avoid prolonged application of any
disinfectant/cleaner products, because
they may cause staining or discoloration of
material.
PRÉCAUTION: Suivez les instructions
du fabricant pour la concentration et
l’application de nettoyeurs désinfectants.
Évitez une application prolongée de tout
produit désinfectant/nettoyant, parce que
ceux-ci pourraient causer des taches ou une
décoloration du matériel.
WARNING: REFER TO LOCAL OR
HEALTHCARE PROFESSION GUIDELINES
FOR SELECTING EFFECTIVE INFECTION
CONTROL PRODUCTS.
AVERTISSEMENT : SE RÉFÉRER
AUX DIRECTIVES LOCALES OU DES
PROFESSIONS DE LA SANTÉ POUR
SÉLECTIONNER DES PRODUITS DE
CONTRÔLE D’INFECTION EFFICACES.

IN-700019NOTES

IN-700020PARTS LIST
RELIANCE® MODEL 7000
EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT CHAIR
NOTE: When ordering parts, please:1. Advise dealer or factory of model and serial number of unit. These numbers are on the plate that is located at rear, near bottom, of chair back.2. Specify color of painted parts. Painted parts have an asterisk(*) behind the part description.REMARQUE : Lorsque vous commandez des pièces, veuillez :1. Informez le distributeur ou l’usine du modèle et du numéro de série de l’ensemble. Ces numéros sont de la plaque qui est située à l’arrière, près du bas, de l’arriére, présidence.2. Spécier la couleur des pièces peintes. Les pièces peintes ont un astérisque (*) derrière la description de pièce.
Should your Exam Chair not perform properly, or if replacement parts are need, contact the Reliance® Distributor, where you purchased this product or contact the Technical Service Department, Reliance® Medical Products, Inc., 3535 Kings Mills Road, Mason, Ohio 45040-2303, or call [phone].