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1 MAKERS OF STAND AID, POWER TOILET AID AND FREEDOM CHAIR STAND AID 600/ ECONOSTAND INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY FOR STAND AID 600 STAND AID SERIAL # PO BOX 386 Sheldon, IA 50 (800) (7) Fax: (7) GETTING TO KNOW YOUR STAND AID 600 REPLACEMENT PARTS READ complete manual CAREFULLY BEFORE attempting operation. STANDARD MODEL (600) SHOWN CAUTION: All Stand Aid models should be used only on level, smooth surfaces. Please exercise caution and good judgement when operating your unit.

2 INTRODUCTION Thank you and congratulations on your purchase of the STAND AID Model 600. We are certain the benefits you receive from standing with our STAND AID will enhance your health and outlook on life. GENERAL INFORMATION After unpacking your Stand Aid 600, place any parts that are not attached to the Stand Aid 600 on the floor, using the parts list to get familiar with the unit and parts. On the standard Stand Aid 600 there should be no tools needed to adjust the unit for your standing pleasure. The standard unit with a wheel kit option will require a couple of tools, open end 7/6 wrenches. The standard unit with the Safety Gate option may require a 3/6 Allen wrench. Check your packing list for the options that came with your unit. Parts included in the standard unit, Sling to your specification, Safety Belt, Heel straps, Toe Strap. Parts included in the standard unit with Wheel Kit option, includes all parts from the standard unit, and 4 wheel brackets with locking caster wheels, and bolts and nuts. Two of these wheel bracket and locking caster wheels will need to be placed and bolted onto the frame of the unit. Parts included in the standard unit with Safety Gate option, includes all parts from the standard unit, and Safety Gate brackets, Safety Gate arm, Safety Gate pad and 4 Safety Gate pad. This option will be placed onto the machine for your convenience. Another option with the Safety Gate is the Back Support, which also will be bolted onto the Safety Gate already, you will need to place the Back Support top onto the Back Support bottom, and tighten the knob to your desired height. Page

3 WHEN CALLING FOR SERVICE PLEASE HAVE THE SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR UNIT READY FOR THE STAND AID REPRESENTATIVE THIS WILL HELP IN THE SERVICING OF YOUR STAND AID 600 TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover... Page # Introduction and General information... Page # Table of Contents and Stand Aid 600 Models... Page #3 Limited Warranty information... Page #4 Safety Precautions... Page #5 Know your Stand Aid 600 and Lift Operations... Page #6 Lift Operations cont.... Page #7 Parts Breakdown and Parts List... Page #8 Assembly Instructions... Page #9 Assembly Instructions (cont.)... Page #0 Trouble Shooting, Warning on Ripping Table Pad... Page # Optional Safety Gate/Back Support... Page # Lateral Back Support Option... Page #3 Head Rest Option... Page #4 Wheel Kit Option... Page #5 Back Cover... Page #6 MODELS Model 600 Standard unit Options available with the 600 standard unit include: * The Safety Gate * The Back Support *The Lateral Back Support * The Head Rest * The Wheel Kit Page 3

4 LIMITED WARRANTY STAND AID 600 SERIES Each Stand Aid of Iowa, Inc. product has been carefully inspected and tested before shipment. Accordingly, we warrant each STAND AID 600 which is sold against defects in workmanship and material under normal use for life, excluding the hydraulic jack which is warranted for one year from the date of shipment from Stand Aid. This warranty shall not extend to and we shall have no responsibility with respect to products which have been abused, misused, altered or as to which repair has been made or attempted by others. This warranty is made lieu of all other warranties with respect to the product covered hereby and there are no other warranties, whether expressed or implied of merchantability or otherwise, except the warranty expressly stated herein. The remedy set forth herein shall be the sole exclusive remedy of any purchaser with respect to any defective product. Under no circumstances shall STAND AID OF IOWA be liable for any injury, loss, damage or expense suffered or incurred with respect to any misuse of the STAND AID OF IOWA S products. If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to call our offices at: Page 4

5 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. If at all possible have someone assist you with the first several stands, to help with adjustment of the machine for your comfort and for you to become familiar with the unit.. Always use on a level and smooth surface. 3. Do not operate the unit if it appears damaged, or is not operating correctly. Consult our service department. 4. Never raise or lower the lift with hands on or by the lift arms or lift arm linkage. 5. Keep all body parts away from moving parts on the unit at all times. 6. Keep younger children away while operating this unit. 7. Do not use if the Jack is leaking, consult our service department. 8. Always make sure that the sling is positioned correctly under the buttock and the D-Rings of the sling are on the lift hooks properly. 9. Never leave children unattended while in the standing position. 0. Do not release the jack without something for the person to sit on when in the down position. Page 5

6 ATTENTION: IMPORTANT We ask that you take time to acquaint yourself with your Stand Aid 600 and its adjustments. We highly recommend that someone assist you as you familiarize yourself with the unit. Again, we remind you to use your Stand Aid 600 only on level surfaces. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR STAND AID 600 Push the jack release lever down while applying pressure downward on the lift arms. Place the sling under your buttocks with the rings exposed on each side. Next, position your wheelchair in the rear of the Stand Aid 600. Loosen the foot straps on the floor of the Stand Aid 600 and place your feet on the floor. The straps that fit over the top of your instep should be snug but not tight, see image #. The heel straps should fit behind the heel to prevent the foot from slipping. Adjust the height of the knee pad by loosening the adjustment knobs on the back side. Raise or lower the knee pad so your knees are centered in the pad see Image # (Stand Aid 600 not shown but strapping is the same) Image # HEEL STRAP TOE STRAP Page 6

7 Correct sling size is important for your comfort and safety. The sling Drings should slip easily onto the lift arm hooks see image # below. We recommend that the lift arm slide hook adjustment should be approximately midway between the hip and waist when you are in the standing position see image #. After a few standing sessions, you will find the most comfortable setting for your slide hooks. To raise yourself to the stand position, simply pump the jack handle back and forth. Carefully lift yourself until your legs are straight and you feel comfortable. IMPORTANT: Exercise caution the first several times you raise yourself to assure not only your safety, but also your comfort. Once you are in an upright position, secure the safety belt and pad around your upper back. Table height adjustment is important for upper body control. The chest pad should be positioned near the bottom of the sternum, the point on your rib cage where your bottom two ribs meet. In order to maintain correct posture, the table may be adjusted in or out in order to align the upper and lower portion of your body. Now that most adjustments have been made, check and retighten all knobs to ensure that your Stand Aid 600 will remain in proper position. To lower yourself, release the safety belt and safety gate, push downward on the jack release lever. Image # Image # Page 7

8 STAND AID 600 PARTS BREAKDOWN and PARTS LIST REF. # PART # *5. * QTY. 4 8 DESCRIPTION REF. # PART # Stand Aid 600 Frame Lift Bar Lift Bar Bushing Lift Linkage Rt. Lift Arm Lt. Lift Arm Rt. Lift Arm Hook Rt. Lift Arm Hook Cover Rubber Mocap Lt. Lift Arm Hook Lt. Lift Arm Hook Cover Rubber Mocap Stabilizer Bar Adjustment Knobs Knee Pad Mt. Knee Pad Slides Knee Pad Bottom Legs Front Wheels Hydraulic Jack Jack Lobe Jack Mount Jack Pump Linkage Pump Handle Pump Handle Cover Release Lever Release Lever Mocap Release Lever Linkage Side Cover Table Extensions Rt. Table Arm Lt. Table Arm Table Frame Table (plexi-glass) Chest Pad Bracket QTY. DESCRIPTION Chest Pad Table Clip Jack Spring Medium Shroud Sling (not shown) Safety Belt (not shown) Heel Straps (not shown) Toe Strap (not shown) Jack Clevis Pin * Optional sized lift arms are available. Contact Stand Aid to fit individual needs. Note: Assembly Instructions and fasteners used are on page 9 & Page

9 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS. Insert the two mainframe support legs (#4) into bottom rear mainframe (#) tubes. Secure using 5/6 x -/ Roll Pin. NOTE: Refer To Main Diagram on Pg. #8 for visual unless otherwise specified.. Attach the two wheels (#5) to the front of the mainframe bottom tubes using /4 x -/ bolt w/ locknut 3. Insert the drive bar (#) with the nylon bushings (#3) on each end into mainframe. Secure in the u-mounts located inside the mainframe using 5/6 x -/ bolt w/ locknut. See image # at right. IMAGE # 9 4. Attach the linkage plates (#4) to the block mounts on the mainframe using /4 x -3/4 bolt w/ locknut Attach the right and left lift arms (#5 & #6) to the drive bar arms. (drive bar arms go between the lift arm plates) Secure using 5/6 x 3/4 roll pin. The bottom of the lift arms attach at the bottom of the drive bar and in between the linkage plates on each side with /4 x -3/4 bolt w/ locknut. Slide the adjustable lift arm hooks (#7 & #8) onto the lift arms and secure using the threaded knobs (#0). NOTE: Desired position can be determined at any time Insert the stabiliser tube (#9) into the lift arm tubes on each side. Secure with self-tapping screws through stabilizer tube and lift arm tube. IMAGE # 7. Attach the jack mount bracket (#8) to the mainframe. Bracket mounts at the lower right or left (depending on model ordered) side of mainframe, inside of frame upright. See image # at right. Secure using 3/8 x -/ bolt w/ locknut. 8. Mount the hydraulic jack (#6) to the jack mount bracket using two 5/6 x / bolt w/ flatwasher. NOTE: Jack mounts on with the pump linkage to the outside. See image # at right Attach the jack clevis to the drive bar right outside arm using pin (#38) and cotter pin. see image # at right. 0. IMPORTANT: Assemble the knee pad mount (#), the two slide plates (#), and the knee pad (#3) simultaneously. Place knee pad mount (#) between the slide plates (#). Center this assembly and attach to the knee pad (#3) using 0-4 x 3/4 machine screws, two flatwashers under the slides (#) to provide clearance for the knee pad mount (#) slides. 8. Attach the whole knee pad assembly to the mainframe front cross tube. Secure using two 0-4 x / machine screws. NOTE: The channel on the knee pad mount fits over the drive bar. Page 9

10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (cont.). Attach the jack pump handle (#0) to the handle bracket on the mainframe. Secure using 3/8 x -/ bolt w/ locknut. 3. Insert 3/8 x -/ bolt through the hole just behind the pump handle bracket. Using two nuts leave -3/4 of the bolt sticking out from the mainframe. This acts as a rest for the pump handle. 4. Attach the jack release lever (#) to the tab located toward the top of the mainframes right upright using /4 x 3/4 bolt w/ flatwashers and locknut. See image #3 at right 5. Attach the pump handle linkage (#9) to the jack pump linkage, and to the mounting ear on bottom of the pump handle. Secure using /4 locknut. See image #4 at right for proper mounting direction. NOTE: Refer To Main Diagram on Pg. #8 for visual unless otherwise specified. IMAGE # Attach the jack lobe (#7) to the jack release valve. Tighten the allen screws on the jack lobe. See image #4. 7. Attach the jack release linkage (#) to the jack lobe,and the release lever. See image #4. At the hole just below and to the rear of jack repeat step 3 with spring (#3) on the bolt. Secure spring, and release lever linkage with nut, secure to release lever with nut also. (refer to main diagram on pg. 8 for proper direction) IMAGE #4 8. Insert vertical adjust tube (#4) into the mainframe receiver tubes. Secure at desired height with threaded knobs. (height can be adjusted at any time) 9. IMPORTANT: TABLE TOP ASSEMBLY. Insert table frame (#7) into right and left insert slides (#5 & #6). Secure with two adjustment knobs.. Slide the table frame (#7) and the insert slides (#5 & #6) into the table adjust vertical tubes (#4). Secure using 0-4 x -/4 machine screws with locknuts. 3. Secure chest pad bracket (#9) to the table frame (#7) tubes using pop rivets. 4. Slide table glass (#8) into table frame and under table frame tabs. Secure table glass (#8) to chest pad bracket (#9) using two 0-4 x 3/4 machine screws with locknuts. 4. Mount the chest pad (#30) to the chest pad bracket (#9) using 0-4 x / machine screws. 5. Attach the table clips (#3) to the chest pad using 0-4 x / machine screws. On the other end secure to the table frame tubes using pop rivets Attach side cover (#3) to the outside of mainframe over jack assembly using self-tapping screws. Page 0

11 PROBLEM TROUBLE SHOOTING SUGGESTION Pumping pump handle but won t lift patient. Check that release lever isn t held down, lift lever up, try again. Check Jack for leakage, jack is out of fluid. Jack lobe needs to be re-adjusted. Pump arm very hard to pump. Patient is in the standing position, but slowly goes down. Check lift linkage / lift arms, making sure there is nothing stopping the lifting motion. May need to release pressure. May be pumped to maximum extension Readjust the Jack lobe. Lift up on release handle. Replace jack. Tried to tighten knobs for any of the adjustments, won t stay tight, or knob won t stay in. Stripped threads, try to re-tap, if that doesn t work you may have to tap the hole out to 3/8-6 and try 3/8 knob. Warning When pumping the jack handle back and forth please be sure the lift arms have enough clearance to go under the table pad. By not doing so you may rip or tear the upholstery of the table pad. (see below) Page

12 STAND AID 600 (optional) SAFETY GATE With BACK SUPPORT The SAFETY GATE easily attaches right to the frame of the Stand Aid 600 to give you added support. One four inch pad and one two inch pad will accompany the Safety Gate. It will depend on the physical build of the user as to what pad will be used. These pads are placed on the Safety Gate for comfort and security. A double hinge lock serves as the latch. This latch can be ordered on either side of the Stand Aid 600. The SAFETY GATE BACK SUPPORT can also be added for those requiring more back support. This attachment easily clamps onto the Safety Gate and comes with an extra safety belt to hold the upper body snug against the back rest for additional support. 0 7 BACK SUPPORT SAFETY GATE 4 3 Parts List REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION Assembly Instructions Right Safety Gate Ext Left Safety Gate Ext Safety Gate Lock Safety Gate Safety Gate Pad (not shown) Swivel Hinge Gate Mount Back Support Mount Back Support Mount Links Back Support Pad Back Support Vert. Slide Back Pad Mount Adjustment Knob Page. Attach the left and right extension tubes (# & #) to the main frame, secure the clamps to the mainframe tubes both sides.. Attach the safety gate lock (#3) to the left or right extension tube by tightening the clamp. Height adjustment may be required later. 3. Attach the safety gate assembly (#4, #5, & #6) to the Left or Right Extension tube by tightening the gate mount (#6) clamps around tube. Height adjustment may be required later. 4. Mount the back support mount (#7) to the safety gate using the mounting strips (#8), and /4 x -/ bolts. 5. Assemble the back pad (#9) to the back pad mount (#) with two 0-4 x / bolts. Insert this assembly into the back support vertical slide (#0), and secure with the adjusting knob (#). Next slide this assembly onto the back support mount (#7) and secure with an adjustment knob (#) to desired height.

13 STAND AID 600 (optional) SAFETY GATE LATERAL BACK SUPPORT The SAFETY GATE and LATERAL BACK SUPPORT can also be added for those requiring more back support. This attachment easily clamps onto the Safety Gate and comes with an extra safety belt to hold the upper body snug against the back rest for additional support. The standard back support is replaced with the back support below LATERAL BACK SUPPORT SAFETY GATE 4 3 Parts List REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION Right Safety Gate Ext Left Safety Gate Ext Safety Gate Lock Safety Gate Swivel Hinge Gate Mount Back Support Mount Back Support Mount Links Back Support Adjust Back Support Vert. Slide Back Pad Mount Rt. Pad Mount Adjuster Lt. Pad Mount Adjuster Back Support Pad Outside Pad Mount Flip-Up Pad Mount Flip-Up Pad Slide Adjust Lateral Wide Pad Adjustment Knob /4 Lock Pin (not shown) Assembly Instructions. Attach the left and right extension tubes (# & #) to the mainframe, secure the clamps to the mainframe tubes both sides. Page 3. Attach the safety gate lock (#3) to the left or right extension tube by tightening the clamp. Height adjustment may be required later. 3. Attach the safety gate assembly (#4, #5, & #6) to the left or right extension tube (#) by tightening the gate mount (#6) clamps around tube. Height adjustment may be required later. 4. Assemble the back support adjustment assembly (#7, #9, & #0) by sliding The tubes together, #0 slides into #9, and slides over the back support mount (#7) attach using lock pin (#0). Secure the adjusting knob (#9) at desired height. Attach this assembly to the safety gate using the mounting strips (#8) and /4 X -/ bolts and locknuts. 5. Assemble the back pad (#4) to the back pad mount (#) with 0-4 x / bolt. Insert this assembly into the back support vertical slide (#0), and secure with the adjusting knob (#9). 6. Attach the lateral wide pad (#8) to the outside pad mount (#5) and to the flip-up pad mount (#6) using 0-4 X / bolts. 7. Slide the outside pad mount (#5) into the pad mount adjuster (#). Secure the flip-up pad mount (#6) to the flip-up pad adjust slide (#7) using a /4 X -/ bolt and locknut. Slide this assembly into the other pad mount adjuster (#3). Slide both of these pad mount assemblies onto the back support adjust (#9), and secure with the adjusting knobs (#9). Be sure to install the flip-up pad assembly (#6 & #7) on the same side as the safety gate swivel hinge (#5). Width adjustment may be required later.

14 STAND AID 600 (optional) SAFETY GATE HEAD REST The SAFETY GATE and HEAD REST can also be added for those requiring more head support. This attachment easily clamps onto the Safety Gate HEAD REST SAFETY GATE 3 Parts List REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION Right Safety Gate Ext Left Safety Gate Ext Safety Gate Lock Safety Gate Swivel Hinge Gate Mount Back Support Mount Back Support Mount Links Lower Neck Support Slide Head Rest Vert. Slide Head Rest Mount Head Rest Pad Adjustment Knob /4 Lock Pin (not shown) Page 4 Assembly Instructions. Attach the left and right extension tubes (# & #) to the main frame, secure the clamps to the mainframe tubes both sides.. Attach the safety gate lock (#3) to the left or right extension tube by tightening the clamp. Height adjustment may be required later. 3. Attach the safety gate assembly (#4, #5, & #6) to the left or right extension tube (#) by tightening the gate mount (#6) clamps around tube. Height adjustment may be required later. 4. Assemble the head rest adjustment assembly (#7, #9, & #0) by sliding the tubes together. Slide the head rest vertical slide (#0) over the lower neck support slide (#9), slide the back support mount (#7) into the lower neck support (#9) attach using lock pin (#4). Secure the adjusting knobs (#3) at the desired positions. Attach this assembly to the safety gate using the mounting strips (#8) and /4 X -/ bolts and locknuts. 5. Assemble the head rest pad (#) to the head rest mount (#) with three 0-3 x 5/8 socket head cap screws. Insert this assembly into the head rest vertical slide (#0), and secure with the adjusting knob (#3).

15 STAND AID 600 (optional) WHEEL KIT Stand Aid of Iowa, Manufacturer of electric lifts and mobile standing frames, recently announced the addition of a new option that will allow the economy frame to be easily moveable. By adding four 5 inch swivel, locking caster wheels to the original model, the Stand Aid 600 can be safely used to provide mobility while the patient is in the standing frame. With this addition to the line, Stand Aid of Iowa now offers six different models designed to provide the outstanding benefits of passive standing. Call for more information or a free video tape. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS. Insert wheel mounts (#) into the mainframe bottom tubes.. Secure the rear wheel mounts with roll pin. 3. Secure the front wheel mounts with a bolt and nut. Slide the mount past the bolt hole and install the bolt in front of the wheel mount.(see detail view A) DETAIL VIEW A SEE DETAIL VIEW A 4. Thread the caster wheels (#) into the wheel mounts welded nut. REF. # PART # QTY. DESCRIPTION Caster Wheel Wheel Mount If you have added the 5 caster wheel kit, please note the operation of the brake system. The front and rear wheels will swivel, but the brake system is located directly on the wheel to keep the Stand Aid 600 from rolling. To engage the lock on the caster wheel you must press the lock down, depress the lock and the wheel will move freely. (see below) PRESS DOWN TO LOCK Page 5

16 MAKERS OF STAND AID, POWER TOILET AID AND FREEDOM CHAIR STAND AID 600 THE FOLLOWING IS A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAND AID 600 The Stand Aid 600 is a stationary, hydraulic, manual lift unit. A standing frame which brings the wheelchair user from a seated position to a passive standing position. Adjustable to accommodate persons from 4 to 7ft. Tall, and a weight limit of 400 pounds. The overall size is 3 x 8-3/4, and stands 38-/ high. The frame is a one piece steel construction. The knee pad is adjustable. The table size is x 0 and has a plexiglass surface. The lift is operated by a hand operated two ton hydraulic jack. The lift arms are adjustable for persons height and weight. Two small caster wheels are located in front of the unit to be used in moving the unit. Optional sling sizes are available. Silver vein powder coat finish. The total weight is 40 lbs. OPTIONAL SAFETY GATE STANDARD MODEL 600 SHOWN STAND AID OF IOWA, PO. BOX 386 Sheldon, IA. 50 PHONE: (7) (In Iowa) Fax:

17 MAKERS OF STAND AID, POWER TOILET AID AND FREEDOM CHAIR STAND AID 600 THE FOLLOWING IS A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE STAND AID 600 The Stand Aid 600 is a stationary, hydraulic, manual lift unit. A standing frame which brings the wheelchair user from a seated position to a passive standing position. Adjustable to accommodate persons from 4 to 7ft. Tall, and a weight limit of 400 pounds. The overall size is 3 x 8-3/4, and stands 38-/ high. The frame is a one piece steel construction. The knee pad is adjustable. The table size is x 0 and has a plexiglass surface. The lift is operated by a hand operated two ton hydraulic jack. The lift arms are adjustable for persons height and weight. Two small caster wheels are located in front of the unit to be used in moving the unit. Optional sling sizes are available. Silver vein powder coat finish. The total weight is 40 lbs. OPTIONAL SAFETY GATE (SHOWN WITH LATTERAL SUPPORT) STANDARD MODEL 600 SHOWN STAND AID OF IOWA, PO. BOX 386 Sheldon, IA. 50 PHONE: (7) (In Iowa) Fax: