Operation; Control; Lifting; Lowering - Aquatec R Mode D'emploi

4. Take hold of the backrest at the head-end with
one hand and fold it forwards up to the limit posi-
tion (2, fig. 9).
Important!
When lifting, please remember: The seat
weighs 7.5 kg, and the backrest weighs 4.3 kg
(without the hand control).
5. Pull the backrest up off the seat (3, fig. 9) and out
of the bathtub.
6. Fold the sideflaps on the seat inwards (4, fig. 9).
Important!
Release the suction cups at the rear simulta-
neously.
7. To release the rear suction cups, pull the straps (6,
fig. 1).
8. Lift the rear end of the seat further (5, fig. 9).
This releases the front suction cups.
Important!
If you have installed the height adapters (op-
tional), you also have to pull the straps on the
front suction cups to release them.
9. Take the seat out of the bathtub.
10. Carefully put away all components of the bathlift.
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Operation

6.1

Control

Important!
●
If the battery in the hand control is not suffi-
ciently charged, the pilot light for the battery
(5, fig. 10) illuminates red while the DOWN-
button is pressed. In this case, the lowering
function of the bathilft is disabled. However,
you can still raise the lift. Recharge the bat-
tery immediately after you have raised it.
●
The hand control may only be used when
the backrest is properly mounted and in up-
right position.
●
If you let go of the button, the lift stops in-
stantly in its position.
Controlling is done using the hand control (fig. 10).
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6.1.1

Lifting

Important!
If the backrest is folded down, it first moves to
the upright position (not on model
AQUATEC F).
Press the UP button (2, fig. 10) on the hand control (3,
fig. 10).
The backrest moves to the upright position, or the seat
moves up.
6.1.2

Lowering

Important!
If the seat is already lowered, the backrest
leans backwards (not on model AQUATEC F).
Press the DOWN button (4, fig. 10) on the hand control
(3, fig. 10).
The seat moves down, or the backrest moves back.
6.1.3

Emergency stop

Important!
Only press the red emergency stop button (1,
fig. 10) if the device does not stop immediately
after letting go of the UP or DOWN button (e.g.
if a button jams). The bathlift stops moving im-
mediately. The red LED that is built into the
hand control goes on.
If the red LED goes out after letting go of the emergen-
cy stop button, the fault has been rectified (e.g. if the
button is released). The device is ready for use again.
If the red LED stays on after letting go of the emergen-
cy stop button, the fault has not yet been rectified. The
device is not ready for use and must be repaired (e.g.
in the event of damage to the electronics).
6.2

Using the bathlift

CAUTION!
The seat may slip if the suction cups do not
adhere properly.
Before you use the bathlift, make sure that it
is securely positioned and cannot tip over.
Important!
●
Before you take a bath, do a test run* to
make sure that the bathlift functions proper-
ly.
●
Before using the bathlift, check the temper-
ature of the bath water.
* Run the lift unloaded once to the top and then back
to the bottom.
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