NOVA Heavy Duty Bariatric Transport Chair User Manual

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This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the safe and effective use, setup, operation, and maintenance of your NOVA Heavy Duty Bariatric Transport Chair. Please read all instructions carefully before use and retain this manual for future reference.

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Akpachara anya nchekwa izugbe:

• Always ensure all locking mechanisms are engaged before transferring a user into or out of the chair.
• Agafela ikike ịdị arọ kacha nke 400 lbs.
• Ensure the user is properly secured with the adjustable seat belt before moving the chair.
• Always use anti-tippers when the chair is in use to prevent backward tipping.
• Exercise caution on inclines, uneven terrain, or when navigating obstacles.
• Regularly inspect the chair for any signs of wear, damage, or loose components.

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The NOVA Heavy Duty Bariatric Transport Chair is designed for ease of transport and user comfort, featuring a robust frame and versatile functionalities.

N'ihu view of the NOVA Heavy Duty Bariatric Transport Chair, showcasing its sturdy red frame and black seating.

Akụkụ ndị bụ isi:

• Lightweight Frame: Constructed from durable aluminum for easy portability and storage.
• Extra-Wide Seat: A 22-inch wide seat provides enhanced comfort for users up to 400 lbs.
• Locking Hand Brakes: Companion-controlled brakes for speed management and parking, essential for safety on various terrains.
• Flip-Up Desk Arms: Padded, removable armrests facilitate easy user transfer and allow the chair to roll closer to desks or tables.
• Ụkwụ na-agbanwe agbanwe: Removable and adjustable footplates with heel loops for user comfort and safety.
• Ndị na-emegide Tipper: Removable anti-tippers provide additional stability and prevent backward tipping.
• Adjustable Seat Belt: Ensures user security during transport.
• Akpa nchekwa: Small pouch (9"W x 6.25"H) located on the back for personal items.

Detailed diagram highlighting the various features of the transport chair, including hand grips, hand brakes, flip-up desk arms, seat belt, wheels, and foot plates.

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Unfolding and Initial Preparation:

1. Unfold the Transport Chair: Place the folded chair on a flat, stable surface. Grasp the seat fabric and pull upwards firmly until the chair fully extends and locks into place. Push down on the seat rails to ensure the chair is fully open and stable.
2. Attach Footrests: Align the footrest posts with the receiving tubes on the front of the chair frame. Push down until they click securely into place. Adjust the height of the footplates by pressing the adjustment pins and sliding the footplate assembly up or down to the desired position. Ensure both footrests are at the same height.
3. Adjust Anti-Tippers: The anti-tippers are located at the rear of the chair. Ensure they are in the down position for maximum stability during use. They can be flipped up and out of the way when not needed, such as for folding.

The transport chair with one armrest flipped up, demonstrating the ease of transfer.

A nso-elu view of the anti-tippers, which can be flipped up or down for safety and convenience.

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Using the Transport Chair:

• User Transfer: For easier transfer from a car, bed, or chair, the padded desk arms can be flipped up or removed entirely. This allows the user to scoot or transfer directly into the seat.


A user being transferred from a car into the transport chair, highlighting the flip-up arm feature.

• Locking Hand Brakes: The companion can control the chair's speed and park the brakes using the patented locking hand brakes located on the push handles. Squeeze the levers to slow down or stop, and push them down to lock the brakes for parking. This is crucial for safety on inclines or uneven surfaces.
• Footrest Usage: Ensure the user's feet are comfortably placed on the footplates. The heel loops help keep the feet from slipping off. The footrests are easy to remove and lock back into place when needed.
• Nkwagharị: The 12-inch rugged rear wheels provide excellent maneuverability across various terrains, including grass and uneven paths. The chair's design allows for a tight turning radius.
• Desk Arms Functionality: The desk arms are designed to allow the user to roll right up to a desk or dining table, providing convenience for activities.


A user comfortably positioned at a desk while seated in the transport chair, demonstrating the utility of the desk arms.

Mpịakọta maka nchekwa/mbufe:

To fold the chair, ensure the footrests are either folded up or removed. Grasp the center of the seat fabric and pull upwards. The chair will collapse inward for compact storage and transport. It folds to a compact 11"W x 31"D x 37.5"H.

A view of the transport chair in its folded state, with key dimensions highlighted for storage and transport.

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Nlekọta na ihicha:

• Regularly wipe down the frame and fabric with a damp akwa na ncha dị nro. Zenarị ndị na-ehicha ihe abrasive.
• Inspect wheels, brakes, and all moving parts periodically for proper function and wear.
• Ensure all bolts and fasteners are tight. Do not overtighten.
• Store the chair in a dry place to prevent rust or damage to components.

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Detailed specifications for the NOVA Heavy Duty Bariatric Transport Chair, Model 332R:

Key dimensions of the unfolded transport chair, including seat width, depth, and overall height.

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Since 1993, NOVA has been committed to providing quality home medical equipment. All products come with care and support information.

For warranty claims, technical assistance, or general inquiries, please contact NOVA Medical Products customer service:

• Ekwentị: 1 (800) 557-6682
• Email: info@novajoy.com

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