Mangar Leglifter (How it Works)
The inflatable Leglifter provides valuable assistance to raise, lift and transfer legs into bed. It is attached to the bed underneath the mattress and is straightforward to fit or remove. It requires no permanent installation and when not in use, the Leglifter fits discreetly against the side of the bed.
Mangar Sit-u-Up (How it Works)
The Sit-u-Up, with a structured backrest and the more supportive option, is designed to elevate a person smoothly and steadily in bed either on their back or side. The product has a structured backrest ideal for those who need extra support but do not want to compromise on comfort. It sits on top of the mattress enabling it to be fitted to any bed and causes no disturbance to a second person in a double bed. When fully deflated the user can lie down completely flat, making the Sit-u-Up a simple and cost effective solution to a profiling bed.
Airflo Compressor and Battery Care
Caring for your Airflo Compressor and battery is easy to do and full instructions can be found in your user manual, which can also be downloaded from the website. The type of battery used in the compressor is a Valve Regulated Lead Acid Battery and it can be left on charge continuously without damaging the battery or charger. The cost of charging a battery is a similar cost to switching on a light bulb.
To get the best performance from your Airflo battery, just follow a few simple rules:
Before using your Airflo Compressor for the first time, the battery must be charged overnight.
Fully recharge the battery after each use.
Do not charge in your bathroom or in a damp place.
The battery should always be fully charged before storage. If you store your Airflo for an extended period, be sure to charge the battery overnight every 3 months.
To check the battery status, there are lights on the side of the compressor. A steady green light indicates the battery is fully charged.
A battery which is fully charged but no longer provides the expected performance is most likely reaching the end of its useful life and should be replaced. When charging your battery it is not unusual for the charger to get warm.
