Invacare Traditional Three Position Geriatric Recliner

Invacare Traditional Three Position Geri-Chair Recliner

• Blow-molded side panels are easy to remove and clean
• Tabs on convenient overlap tray allow the tray to move freely for ease of use
• Easy to maneuver, it features four casters, two of which lock for security
• Articulating headrest makes it easier for user to see visitors
• Footrests fold under chair, allowing users to rise to a standing position more easily
• Flame-retardant upholstery is also resistant to fluids for peace of mind (CA117)
• User-friendly
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What to buy with Invacare Traditional Recliner?

• Clinic Tap Bell
• BodyMed Headrest Tissue
• MJM International Treated Nylon Liner Bag for Hampers

How to Assemble Invacare Recliner?

• Remove back frame with back cushion from its carton.
• Lock the rear casters. Work from the rear of the recliner base. Ensure that footrest is in closed position before installing the back frame with cushion.
• Lift the chair back in an upright position behind the rear seat cross brace.
• Slide the back tubes into the open tube ends of the rear seat cross brace.
• Lift the plastic skirt mounted on the bottom of the seat and align behind the rear seat frame crossbrace.
• Align the holes in the skirt to the holes in the chair back by fastening the hardware.
• Securely tighten the two hex screws to secure the back cushion to the back frame.

Reclining the Chair

• The chair cannot recline if the recline lock bar is engaged. An assistant must first swing recline lock bar up to the chair back and lock into position.
• While seated in the recliner, grip the armrests and simultaneously lean body weight back and push forward with your arms until a recline position reached.
• The footrest will lift automatically when the chair back reclines.
• The occupant should not be required to exert excessive force to change recline positions. If the recliner exhibits difficulty in reclining, an attendant should be called for assistance.









 
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