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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS – USAGE - WARRANTY
• Be sure to read and understand these instructions before operating your new Uplift Commode
Assist. Failure to do so may result in product failure or injury.
• Check all parts for shipping damage prior to using the Uplift Commode Assist.
• Do not use the unit if you notice any damage or missing parts - contact your place of purchase
for assistance immediately.
• Before using the unit, double-check all fasteners to ensure they are tight.
• When the Commode Assist is assembled and the seat is locked down WITHOUT a user, all 4
legs may not rest on the floor. This is normal and is caused by the pressure from the Lifting
Mechanism. ALWAYS leave the Commode Assist in the raised position when not in use.
Safety First: We strongly recommend that the person who assembles the Commode
Assist, be it a home medical equipment retailer or caregiver, "try out" the Commode seat
by seating and raising themselves before the user operates the Commode. This is to
ensure that all connections have been made securely and that the Commode Assist will
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User Conditions:
Those who have lost sufficient upper or lower body
strength to get up unassisted that may be due to the
following:
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User Benefits:
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Safety Precautions
be safe for the user.
Muscular dystrophy
Lou Gehrig's disease / Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Post-operative conditions
Degenerative joint disease
Arthritis
Parkinson's Disease
Helps keep people active and independent.
Provides safe lift assistance for accident prevention.
Relieves stress and strain on joints.
Lifts only as needed, allowing users to maintain
muscular strength.
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Summary of Contents for Carex Uplift Commode Assist
- Page 1 Assist. Failure to do so may result in product failure or injury. • Check all parts for shipping damage prior to using the Uplift Commode Assist. • Do not use the unit if you notice any damage or missing parts - contact your place of purchase for assistance immediately.
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Page 2: Part Identification
Model may not be exactly as shown I. Introduction The Uplift Commode Assist is a self-powered lifting commode. It helps the user gently lower and raise themselves from a seated position, supporting and lifting up to 70% of the person’s weight. -
Page 3: Initial Setup
Tools required: 7/16” wrench III. Assembly Instructions a. Initial Setup ▪ Place one Commode Leg flat on the floor, with the front of the leg on the right hand side. Be careful to identify the front and back of these items. These are Lock Release Handle easily identified by the “F”... -
Page 4: Setting The Weight
b. Setting the Weight ▪ Refer to the weight setting sticker to determine which number weight setting is most appropriate. If your weight falls between two settings, most users prefer to use the higher setting. Please note that these numbers are only a guideline, and it may be necessary to adjust weight settings before finding one that is most suitable. - Page 5 ▪ Ensure that the leg height is at the same setting for all four legs. IV. Taking Care of Your Uplift Commode Assist Cleaning: Use a soft cloth and warm soapy water. Be sure to dry thoroughly. Important: Check hardware regularly to ensure all nuts and bolts remain secure.
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Page 6: Usage Instructions
V. Usage Instructions SITTING ON THE COMMODE ASSIST ▪ Before first use, make sure that the lifting mechanism is in place and set at the proper weight setting. Do not place the Commode Assist on area rugs. ▪ You should back up to the Commode Assist, until you feel the Plastic Seat at the back of your legs;... -
Page 7: Warranty Provisions
VI. Using over a Toilet The Uplift Commode Assist may be used over a standard toilet. In order to use it this way it is necessary to make the following adjustments to the assembled Commode Assist. 1. Remove the Bucket from the unit by sliding it out toward the front, along the Hanger Rails.
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