I purchased this a few weeks ago and am now trying to set it up. I have the seat and lid attached, but can't figure out how to attach bucket..help!
243279
It has been a few years, since I had a commode for my wife. If I remember right, the lid and seat lift up, and bucket fits directly into support. If it is to difficult for you, might want to ask a neighbor for help.
243280
We don't use the bucket and use it as a shower chair. The chair has two rails and the bucket just sitsin them.
243281
just lift the seat you sit on and the bucket goes in the metal ring under there
243282
I don't have this right now but if I remember correctly, the bucket goes below the seating surface. If you have everything else in place, raise the lid, then raise the seating surface. There should be a metal support underneath to place the bucket on.
243283
Lift the lid and the seat. Then place the bucket or the funnel in between the two supports. The funnel is for use over a toilet.
243284
it slides in under the seat from the back; I may not be remembering correctly... you may have to lift the seat and drop it in.
1422521
I'm having trouble with this a bit. I can see the notch but I can't snap it in. It was pre-assembled, but when I tilted the lid back to insert the bag, I couldn't get it to go as smoothly. Ah well.
462885
not knowing what you have tried, I would suggest standing the seat up on the hinged end and pushing dowm on the foam seat until the lift-cylinder swings free on one end, then position the cylinder in the appropriate slot. Good luck
1977239
The first couple of times we set this up, I could not do it by myself. It took two of us to open it. Its probably because I am a girl and I'm not super strong. It seems like the tent needs to be stretched out a little bit if that makes sense. Make sure all the "elbows" are in the right direction so they open outward when you set it up. Put one hand on the top of the frame and one hand on the bottom and PUSH SUPER HARD together. The mechanism should snap together. To take it down, just pull them apart. I hope that makes sense!
1298055
I just open the lid of the seat and grab the bar (you'll feel it through the bottom of the bag) and gently pull up on the bar. The legs/wheels should then collapse toward each other. Make sure you DON'T have the brakes on before doing this as it makes it more difficult. Hope this helps!
2233539
Just like a paint bucket. Use a flat screw driver or flat bar to go around the lid and gently lift until the lid comes loose.
2248152
I had the same problem, we sent ours back! If I remember correctly some parts were missing also or did not fit correctly. We tried to get the instructions on line with no luck, sorry I could not help.
567831
I had the same problem at first. There's a knob at the bottom of the machine near the footplate (the diagram in the manual calls it the "short knob"); you need to pull this knob out and then slide the base of the machine out so that it extends fully. If nothing moves when you pull the knob, jiggle it a bit and keep pulling. It's a bit sticky but if you keep at it, you'll get it. It's easier to do with two people, but I managed it by myself too. Once you extend the machine, keep pulling until the short knob snaps back into a hole near the top--just keep looking for a hole in the metal bars. When the machine is fully extended, the seat will slide back and forth like it's supposed to. Hope this helps.
101701
Is there head rest? There needs to be something to hook it around. Otherwise, I guess you could get Velcro tape and stick it to your seat.
448033
Mines came attached, not sure how to attach it. It should have come already attached, you may need to return it.
940448
There should be a couple plastic robes that are attached by straps. You tuck those between the seat and back rest. That is how the one I have works.
1222016
I actually had the same problem and I called Schlage customer service. They were very helpful. In my case, I just had to tap the outside knob with a rubber mallet to get it to fully seat. It needs a harder "tap" than the inside.
1859366
I had the same experience. I contacted Amazon who told me to contact the manufacturer....no luck! I ended up returning the stools because I had no idea how to put them together.
1221954
There is a ring on the mop strings that fits very snugly around the circle in the middle of the blue cap. It's the same idea as fitting a tight lid on a container - hold one side with the palms of your hands and "start" pushing it down around the middle circle in one place - once you get a small part started (remember to keep pressure on the opposite side so it doesn't pop off) slowly work your way around pushing it down and around. Good Luck!
289796
I had that same issue and struggled to try to attach it and never did get it on the way it should be; but I did get some nasty looking scraps on my hands from the metal under the seat. I left it as I positioned it and the cover has stayed on okay. I hope this helps.
1403309
This is how the wheelchair should be set up. Look at how the foam things are attached. http://www.bestfriendmobility.org/shop/images/img3-2.jpg
190542
Hi, In order to remove the bucket all you have to do is the lift the seat up and take the bucket out. Below is a link to the Product Manual that might be able to help. Link to Commode Manual: http://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/8/11125PSKD-1_hangtag.pdf