southpaw enterprises 7320 User manual

southpaw enterprises, inc.®
Instruction Sheet
Bouncing Chair 7320
Store these instructions in a safe place or
with the enclosed maintenance checklist
Take time to familiarize yourself with the use and maintenance of this equipment before using. Please file
this Instruction Sheet in an accessible location: the Instruction Sheet must be read and familiar to anyone
who is using Southpaw Enterprises Equipment.
IMPORTANT: Please check equipment immediately for any damage that may have resulted during shipping.
If any damage has occurred, please contact Southpaw Enterprises, Inc. immediately.
MATERIALS LIST:
1 -Upright with web strap and Vertical Stimulation Devices (3 singles and 1 double, assembled)
1 -Seat (assembled)
1 -Base (left side)
1 -Base (right side)
2 -Base Crossbars
4 -Flat head screws
1 -Allen wrench (for assembly)
1 -Instruction Sheet
1 -Maintenance Checklist
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
BASE:
•Remove the protective wrapping, being careful not to scratch the paint or cut the fabric.
•Locate the two side pieces, and two cross bars. (Note: The screw holes in the side pieces have an indent on one
side to accommadate the head of the flat head screws. Put the screws in from the indented side).
•Attach two of the cross bars to the inside of one of the side pieces, using the allen wrench provided. (Note: Tighten
the screws securely but do not over tighten). Attach the other side piece to the other ends of the two cross bars and
tighten the screws. This completes the base assembly. See fig. 1.
UPRIGHT:
•The tubes on one end of the base are higher than the other end. The high end is the back of the base. Set the
upright on the back of the base tubes with the buckle to the back and the Vertical Stimulation Loops to the front. Be
sure that the ends of the upright are slid all the way down on the base tubes. See fig. 2.
SEAT:
•One side of the seat has a Southpaw label at the top. This side goes up (sit on this side). With the seat properly
positioned, attach the pear snaps on the web loop on top of the seat to the ends of the Vertical Stimulation Loops
hanging from the web strap on the upright. (See chart for recommended weight range). Slide the short tubes on the
other end of the seat onto the tubes on the low end of the base making sure that they are all the way down. See fig.
3.
•The height of the seat may be adjusted by means of the “buckle” on the strap at the rear of the chair. Adjust the
height of the seat up by pulling down on the web loop with one hand while pulling up on the tag end of the strap with
the other hand. To lower the height of the seat, pull on the red web strap on the buckle with one hand while pulling
up on the black web strap with the other hand.
•The weight tension may be adjusted by adding or removing Vertical Stimulation Loops as needed.
IMPORTANT: Never try to adjust the height or the weight tension while someone is in the chair.

SUGGESTED SAFETY STRAP COMBINATIONS:
0 -50 lbs. One single strap
50 -100 lbs. Two single straps
100 -150 lbs. Three single straps
150 -300 lbs. Three single and one double strap
MATTING PRECAUTIONS: Always use appropriate matting.
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST:
All of the following wear points should be checked on a monthly basis and recorded on the checklist enclosed.
•Check for loose joints. If found, discontinue use until repaired.
•Check for loose screws. These may need to be tightened periodically, but do not over tighten.
•Check for torn cover or ripped seams. If found, discontinue use until repaired.
•Check for wear where web loops contact snaps. If found, discontinue use until repaired.
STORAGE PROCEDURES:
•Store out of direct sunlight.
•Store where not accessible by clients without proper supervision.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:
•Check with your infectious disease department before using these procedures.
•Check for client allergies first.
•Cover is machine washable -Cold water, mild detergent. Air dry -no heat.
Safety Precautions -The safety of your clients is dependent on the appropriate choice of activity to match, yet challenge their
physical abilities. Use appropriate spotting / safety techniques. In addition, the layout of your activity area, proper installation and
maintenance of your equipment is critical. Southpaw equipment is not intended for recreational or outdoor use. Under no condition
should this equipment be used without proper supervision.
This sheet is for example only. It is not meant to, in any way, replace local, county, state, or Federal standards. Be aware -it is
your responsibility to find all pertinent safety information that pertains to your facility.

Fig. 1
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Fig. 2