Medical Recliner Care and Maintenance

Care and Maintenance

Every Three Months:
Check and clean Casters
Check Brakes on Casters
Tighten all Nuts, Clevis Pins, and knobs
Check and clean and tighten Recliner Mechanism- Check recliner mechanism for operation in all positions with assistant seated in recliner

Upholstery Maintenance and Stain Removal:

Ordinary Dirt: Wash with warm water and a mild soap or detergent.
-A diluted solution 10% (or less) of Bleach or Clorox may be used. Any solution or wipe containing more than 10% Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) will fade upholstery.

We recommend Alcavis Bleach-Wipes

Stubborn Dirt: Using a soft bristle brush, follow directions above. Ground-in Dirt: Scrub with powdered cleanser or similar detergent. Chewing Gum: Scrape carefully; remove with kerosene or naphtha. Nail Polish and Remover: Blot immediately to prevent damage. Ball Point Pen: Blot immediately with a white cloth dampened in water or mineral oil. Paint, Shoe Polish, Heel Marks: Remove Immediately! Use a white cloth dampened in kerosene, naphtha or turpentine. Do not use paint remover or liquid brush cleaners. Tars, Asphalt, Creosote: Remove to prevent staining. Clean area with kerosene or naphtha. Caution: When using kerosene or naphtha, do so in a well ventilated area and keep away from fire and flame. Waxing and Refinishing: Improves wearability. Use any quality paste wax.

WARNINGS Warning: Read entire sheet before assembly or operation. Warning: Periodically inspect all parts and replace as needed. Warning: Do not use near open flame, as the chair may be a “combustion source”. Warning: Occupant weight should not exceed the Maximum Weight Capacity. Warning: Casters must be locked at all times, except during transport.