Troubleshooting; Storage, Disposal And Recycling; Limited Warranty - Permobil ROHO DRY FLOATATION LOW PROFILE Manuel D'instructions

ROHO DRY FLOATATION Cushion Operation Manual - Dual Compartment, Single Compartment, Sensor Ready

Troubleshooting

For additional assistance, contact your equipment provider, distributor, or Customer Support.
Not Holding Air
Not Able To Inflate or
Deflate The Cushion
Uncomfortable or
Unstable
The Cushion Slides
On the Wheelchair
Component Is
Damaged.

Storage, Disposal and Recycling

Storage: Clean and disinfect the product before storing. Open the inflation valve(s). Deflate the product.
Store the product in a container that protects the product from moisture, contaminants and damage.
Disposal: The components of the products in this manual are associated with no known environmental
hazards when properly used and when disposed of in accordance with all local/regional regulations.
Incineration must be performed by a qualified, licensed waste management facility.
Recycling: Contact a local recycling agency to determine recycling options for the product.

Limited Warranty

Limited Warranty Term from the date the product was originally purchased: 24 months. The warranty does
not apply to punctures, tears, burns, or misuse. See also the Limited Warranty supplement provided with
your product, or contact Customer Support.
Inflate the cushion. Inspect the quick disconnect (Sensor Ready Cushion), the
inflation valve(s), and hose(s) for damage. Confirm that the inflation valve(s) are
completely closed. Look for holes in the cushion. If very small holes or no holes
are visible, follow the instructions in the Repair Kit provided with your product. For
inflation valve, quick disconnect, or hose damage, or for large holes or leaks in the
cushion, see the Limited Warranty supplement, or contact Customer Support.
Confirm that the inflation valve(s) are open. Inspect the quick disconnect (Sensor
Ready Cushion), the inflation valve(s) and hose(s) for damage.
Confirm that:
- the cushion is not underinflated or overinflated. (See "Cushion Adjustment")
- the cushion cells and the top of the cover are facing up.
- the cushion is centered beneath the individual.
- the cushion is properly sized to the individual and the wheelchair.
Allow the individual at least one hour to adjust to the cushion.
Make sure the non-skid bottom of the cushion cover is facing away from the
individual. Use directional labels on the cushion and on the cover to orient the
cushion. When possible, use hook and loop fasteners to further secure the
cushion to the wheelchair. Hook fasteners are available upon request. Refer to the
instructions provided with the cover.
Contact Customer Support for a replacement.
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