etac Swift Mobil-2 Flexible Attendant Propelled Shower Commode Chair User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Etac
Table of Contents
Etac Swift Mobil-2
Manual
78691.13 23-01-18
Swift Mobil-2/
Swift Mobil 24”-2/ Swift Mobil Tilt-2
Swift Mobil-2 XL/ Swift Mobil Tilt-2 XL
Swift Mobil-2 Flexible Attendant Propelled Shower Commode Chair
General
Thank you for choosing an Etac product. In order to avoid damage during
assembly, handling and use, it is important to read this manual and save it
for future reference. You can also find it at
www.etac.com. You can select your language via the
“International”and “Local websites” link. Here you will also find other
product documentation, such as prescriber information, pre purchase guide, and
reconditioning instructions.
In the manual, the user is the person sitting in the chair. The carer is the
person helping the user.
Intended use:
The Swift Mobile 2 family is a range of mobile shower chairs and toilet chairs
(hereafter called the product) intended for indoor use when performing hygiene
tasks for people with restricted mobility.
The product can be used in the shower, at a sink, or over the toilet, as well
as for transfers to and from the hygiene room.
The product is intended for use in home environments and institutions.
The product is suitable for use in wet areas, but not pools or similar
corrosive environments.
The product is intended to compensate for various types of injuries or
disabilities that limit the mobility of the user.
The product is intended for adult users, generally persons who are at least
146 cm tall and who weigh at least 40 kg.
The product is not intended for any other use or environment beyond those
stated above.
The product has been tested and complies with the requirements set out in EN
ISO 10993-1 and ISO 17966.
The product conforms to the requirements of the Medical Devices Regulation
(EU)
2017/745.
Contra indications:
There are no known contraindications.
**** This symbol appears in the manual along with text. It indicates
instances where the safety of the user or the assistant may be at risk.
The images which are referred to on each page are found at the start of the
manual (pages 3 to 11). See Figures A to J for the corresponding text.
This product should be recycled as per national regulations.
Item list: = Applies to, = Accessories
See the item list on the right which displays the information applicable to
each product.
Product description
See Figure A
A1. Bolt, A2. Leg support, A3. Seat, A4. Arm support, A5. Back support
upholstery, A6. Item no label (serial no, production date)
A7. Head support
*The product’s date of manufacture can be read from the barcode on the product. The number 11 is shown below the barcode in brackets. The number combination after these brackets is the date of manufacture.
Assembly
See Figure B
Technical data
See Figure C
Warranty / maintenance
See Figure D
5-year guarantee against material and manufacturing defects. For terms and
conditions, see www.etac.com.
Service life 7 years. For complete information regarding the service life of
the product, see www.etac.com.
D1. Clean the product with normal non-abrasive cleaning agents (pH value
of between 5-9). Rinse and dry.
Disinfect the product with an alcohol-based disinfectant, 70%. The product is
otherwise maintenance-free.
D2. The product and its accessories can be safely cleaned at 85°C for 3
minutes (unless otherwise stated). This applies for reconditioning.
The product can be reconditioned. Refer to the reconditioning instructions at
www.etac.com.
Constituent materials are resistant to common disinfectants.
The following surface treatment methods have been used to protect against
corrosion:
Lacquered surfaces = Polyester powder coating
Non-lacquered steel surfaces = Fe/Zn-Ni
Reuse
The product is suitable for reuse. The number of times it can be reused
depends on how often and in which way the product is used. Before reuse,
thoroughly clean and disinfect the product and check its safety features. If
necessary, take remedial action.
Storage
The product should be stored indoors in a dry place at a temperature above
5°C. If the product has been stored for a long time (more than four months),
its function must be checked by an expert before use.
Safety
See Figure E
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**** Defective chairs must not be used.
E1. Make sure the castors are locked when users sit down on or get up from the chair. -
An anti-tip attachment must be used if the user is an amputee.
E2. Never stand on the foot supports as there is a risk of tipping!
E3. The sitting position has an impact on stability.
E4. Chair stability is improved if the castors point outward.
E5. See the maximum user weight for your commode chair in the table (page 5).
E6. Risk of crushing with arm supports.
E7. Do not use defective products.
In case of an adverse event occurred in relation to use of the device, it should be reported to your local dealer and the national competent authority in a timely manner. The local dealer will forward information to the manufacturer.
Transfers
See Figure F
Over a threshold:
F1. Chair only, put one foot on the wheel.
F2. With user, pull the chair backwards.
In stationary position:
F3. Always lock as many castors as possible when the chair is to be used in a
stationary position.
F4. Out-turned castors improve the chair’s stability.
Transferring:
Assess the risks and take notes. You as a carer are responsible for the safety
of the user. Aids should be used if the transfer is deemed as risky. Visit
www.etac.com for manual transfer aids.
F3-F4. It is important to ensure that the castors are locked and pointing
outward before carrying out transfers to and from Swift Mobil-2.
F5-F7. old up the arm support on the transfer side of the chair. Carry
out the transfer.
Adjustment
See Figure G
Height:
G1-G7. The height is easily adjusted by inserting the bolt in the
required position. See distances in the technical data section
**** Check that both sides have been adjusted to the same height as otherwise
stability can be reduced. G7. Do not use the chair if the bolt (orange) is not
locked.
Arm supports:
G8. The height of the arm supports and/or width between the arm supports
can be adjusted. Loosen the screws, twist the support to the desired position
and retighten the screws. Then loosen and refit the arm support plate in the
correct position. Swift Mobil Tilt-2 XL is delivered with the arm supports
mounted in the most inward position (seat width48 cm).
Tilt angle:
G9. Fit the gas piston in position A to tilt the seat at angles from -5° to
30°
G10. Fit the gas piston in position B to tilt the seat at angles from 0° to
35°
User brake:
G11. When adjusting the brake, the brake pin should be set 18 to 22 mm from
the rear wheel for good grip.
Leg support
See Figure H
H1. The assistant can easily raise and swivel the leg supports to the
side for the user to sit down in or get up out of the chair. The foot supports
are detachable.
H2. Various height adjustment options are available by moving the locking
pin. The leg supports have 6 different height settings.
Tilt function
See Figure I
I1. The assistant can adjust the sitting angle with ease by holding in
the handle and tilting to the required position.
Make sure that the wheels are locked if the tilt function is used when the
user is sitting in the chair.
Accessories
See Figure J
In the section “Accessories”, you can see all accessory options available for
your product. Variations may occur in different markets. There are
restrictions on accessory combinations, for more information, see
www.etac.com.
See Figure J| | See Figure J|
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J1.| Leg and calf rest, angle-variable| | J23.| Armrest cushion, pair|
J2.| Footrest| | J24.| Trunk support|
J3.| Angle adj. footrest| | J25.| Chest and hip positioning belts|
J4.| Amputee legrest| | J26.| Chest belt|
J5.| Commode pan| | J27.| Positioning belt|
J6.| Pan-holder attachments| | J28.| Crossbar 605 mm|
J7.| Attachments for low pan-holder mounting| | J28.| Crossbar 665 mm|
J8.| Commode pan holders| | J19.| Anti-tip stabilisers including bracket|
J9.| Bucket holders| | J30.| Anti-tip stabilisers excluding bracket|
J10.| Pan| | J31.| Tilter|
J11.| Lid with handle| | J32.| Rear wheel kit|
J12.| Splash guard| | J33.| Headrest and bracket|
J13.| Soft Comfort seat, 2 cm high, open at back| | J34.| Heel straps|
J14.| Soft Comfort seat, 4 cm high, open at back| | J35.| Hemiplegic armrest|
J15.| Comfort seat| | J36.| Armrest lock|
J16.| Soft Comfort seat| | J37.| Extended back support|
J17.| Soft Comfort seat – narrow opening| | J38.| Short leg support|
J18.| Soft cushion – standard opening| | J39.| Widening kit for leg support|
J19.| Soft cushion – oval opening| | J40.| Anti tip front|
J20.| Seat cover| | J41.| Back Swift Mobil-2, upright|
J21.| Soft back pad| | | |
J22.| Comfort padding| | | |