User manual - Wheelchair Review
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1. Tilt the wheelchair with help from the tipper bar so that the castors lift off the ground Drive carefully down the kerb and set down the castors onto the ground again A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position 16 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS User alone driving down backwards This method is not recommended for obstacles over 10 cm in height Ensure that the anti tip is turned upwards Reverse the chair to the edge of the kerb Reverse carefully down the kerb while at the same time leaning forwards with the upper body N There is a greater risk of tipping during this manoeuvre Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position Assistant driving down backwards Ensure that the anti tip is turned upwards Reverse the chair to the edge of the kerb Reverse carefully down the kerb and continue backwards keeping the castors raised until they have cleared the kerb Set down the wheelchair onto all four wheels A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position 9 4 OPERATING CONDITIONS Angled surface Please read carefully this important advice for driving up or downhill to minimise the risk of tipping Never attempt a U turn in the middle of a hill Hold as straight a course as possible It is better to ask for help that to take a risk on your own Uphill driving Lean forwards to correct your centre of balance Downhill driving Lean against the backr2. Wheelchair will not holda same height straight course Rear wheel mountings are incorrectly fitted The user is distributing weight unevenly More strength being used on one side than the other when propelling the chair Inflate the tyres Rear wheel mountings are incorrectly fitted Ensure that the castor axles are free from dirt etc Too much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance Wheelchair feel heavy to propel Inflate the tyres Check that the fork attachments are not too tightly fastened Adjust the anle of the front fork attachments Ensure that the castor axles are free from dirt etc Too much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance i Inflate the tyres Brakes not effective Adjust the distance between brake and tyre Ensure that the axle shaft washer is in place Rear wheels loose Adjust the length of the axle shaft Rear wheel hard to remove Clean and lubricate quick release with cycle oil or similar replace Adjust the length of the axle shaft Front forks are not tightly fitted Castor wobbles Check that the front fork attachments are mounted at the same height Adjust the angle of the front fork attachment To much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance Wheelchair is hard to fold unfold 7 Upholstery are too tight Clean and lubricate the cross brace under the seat Inflate the tyres Check that all screws nuts and bolts are proper
3. 10 mm spanner Also adjust the angle of the front fork attachment see para 6 4 6 3 Changing the front fork Remove the stopper from the front fork attachment to reach the retaining nut Unscrew the nut and pull out the front fork Take the washer from around the fork axle and put it on the new fork the bevelled side A should be towards the fork It is also important that the washers in the attachment under the retaining nut are in the right order with the spring washer B in the middle Tighten the retaining nut until it does not turn any more Loosen it 1 2 1 turn This will ensure that the spring washer has the correct tension thus reducing the risk of wobbling Tools 19 mm socket wrench Also adjust the angle of the front fork attachment see para 6 4 6 SETTINGS SEAT 6 4 Setting the angle of the front fork attachment Setting the correct angle is important to the manoeuvrability of the wheelchair Unscrew the lower attachment screw A 1 2 1 turn and the upper screw B 1 2 a turn Turn the off centre nut C until the attachment is at 90 to the floor Hold the nut in place with a spanner whilst the attachment screws are tightened Tools 6 mm Allen key and 19 mm spanner a spirit level may be useful Keep your eye on something vertical i e a doorpost or table leg when setting the angle This adjustment must be made when the seat height is changed at the
4. careful that your fingers do not slip into the spokes A If there is a risk that the users fingers will catch in the spokes we recommend the use of spoke guards 9 11 Adjusting the distance of the handrim The distance between the wheel and the handrim can be adjusted by adding or removing spacers Tool 4 mm Allen key Spacers 21 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ACCESSORIES Assembly instructions are always provided with accessories when they are delivered from Etac Then can also be ordered separately by contacting customer service 10 1 Cushion The cushion is delivered 56cm long It can be cut to the desired length either at the front or back Push the cushion all the way back with the rounded corners between the backposts when measuring the length The cushion is a standard model and is not suitable for users with sitting sores 10 2 Armrest swing away Height adjustable in 3 positions 19cm 23cm and 27cm To adjust the height Loosen the screw 2 Remove the locking nuts 3 and 4 Move to desired height Armrest tube left right Screw Locking nut unthreaded Locking nut M5 Armrest attachment fitting Push handle grip cover Screw ND MN BWDP Tool 5mm Allen key A Never lift the wheelchair by the armrests 10 3 Sideguard hard transparent The sideguard is made of polycarbonate and mounted on the wheelchair by means of a clamp that can be fixed to the backrest posts The sideguard i
5. front or rear in order to retain the best possible manoeuvrability 6 5 REAR SEAT HEIGHT The rear seat height is dependant upon The size of the rear wheel 24 The height setting of the rear wheel 2 alternatives B C A Risk for tipping Always check the positioning of the antitip See also para 13 Alternative seat heights angles 6 6 Rear wheel with quick release hubs The axle shaft is adjustable in length Turn the nut on the axle shaft inwards outwards while at the same time holding the axle with a spanner N When fitting the wheel always ensure that it is properly secured The button on the hub should pop out completely 10 6 SETTINGS SEAT 6 7 Height adjustment of the rear wheel Unscrew the axle sleeves and washers tilt the rear axle to free it and mount it at the desired height Mount the rear axle with the larger bevelling towards the right hand attachment At the same time as the rear seat height is adjusted you should make sure that you have achieved the correct centre of balance see para 9 8 Tools 21 mm spanner A Ensure that the rear wheel is correctly mounted see para 6 6 Always check the positioning of the anti tip Always adjust the brakes after re positioning the rear wheels Adjust the angle of the front fork attachment 6 8 Adjusting the brakes The brakes are infinitely variable in position Loosen the screws a couple of turns and slide the brak
6. sitting as far back in the chair as possible Tighten the straps so that they follow the contours of the back and give support to the lumbar region Risk for tipping Always check the position of the anti tip after adjusting the backrest upholstery 13 8 SETTINGS FOOTREST 8 1 The height of the footrest Act is delivered with a footrest that is adjustable in height Height Loosen the screw A on the rear of the footrest attachment both on the left and right side Install the desired height Tighten properly Max height 9 cm from floor level i Min height 4 cm from floor level Tools 6 mm Allen key Ifa footrest is required which is higher than standard a raised footrest is available For outdoor use the footrest should be at least 5cm over ground level Never stand on the footrest as the chair may tip 14 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS 9 1 OPERATING CONDITIONS Weight distribution is the decisive factor when it comes to operat ing conditions It is in part dependant upon the user s weight size and seating position and in part upon the position of the rear wheels The more weight that is placed above the rear wheels the easier the wheelchair is to manoeuvre If more weight is placed over the castors the chair becomes heavier to drive Act standard model is delivered with a 3 camber This means that the wheels are a little closer to the seat and backrest on top and are wider ap
7. to turn the anti tip back to the down position If two assistants are available one may help by lifting the wheelchair using the frame Assistants should remember while lifting to keep their backs as straight as possible 18 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS 9 7 OPERATING CONDITIONS Transference into out of the wheelchair The method for transference should be practised together with trained personnel This paragraph should only be used in an advisory capacity With or without an assistant sideways Before transference Reverse the wheelchair 5 10 cm so that the castors are turned fully forwards The wheelchair should be placed as close to the object of transference as possible Apply the brakes remove the armrest sideguard on the side i i you intend to move across With or without an assistant forwards Before transference Reverse the wheelchair 5 10 cm so that the castors are turned fully forwards The wheelchair should be placed as close to the object of transference as possible Apply the brakes A Never stand on the footrest as the chair may tip Assistants should remember while lifting to keep their backs as straight as possible 19 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS 9 8 Adjusting the centre of balance The centre of balance can be adjusted by changing the position of the rear wheels Remove the axle shaft and its washers and move the back axle forwards or b
8. wheels or around the seat back tubes 9 2 HANDLING TRANSPORT 2 6 Seat belt If the wheelchair is used as a seat for travelling in the vehicle Etac recommends that the user wears the three point seat belt that is fitted to the vehicle It is important that the three point seat belt is fitted correctly as shown in the drawings 2 7 Recommendations Etac recommends that the user transfers to one of the seat s in the vehicle and wears the vehicle s three point seat belt while travelling a three point seat belt is worn positioning belt 25668 is used a correctly adjusted headrest is used the wheelchair is positioned facing forwards and is secured in accordance with the instructions provided by the supplier of the restraining device the back of the wheelchair should be level with or above the user s shoulders when travelling in the vehicle the parking brake is used and the anti topple guard is lowered 2 8 Warning The wheelchair positioning belt is inadequate to prevent the user from being thrown out of the wheelchair in the event of sudden braking The restraining device must not pass through the wheels or around the seat back tubes Options accessories that can be removed without tools such as trays must be removed and secured or placed where they cannot fly around inside the vehicle in the event of a collision Ifa wheelchair was present in a vehicle that has been involved i
9. ackwards see para 6 7 A The brakes must be adjusted see para 6 8 I Tools 21 mm socket wrench When the position of the rear wheels is moved forwards the wheelchair becomes much more manoeuvrable but the risk of tipping increases The centre of balance is also altered when the seat and or backrest angle is adjusted A We recommend the use of anti tip stabilisers A Ensure that the wheels are securely mounted see para 6 6 9 9 Changing the camber The rear wheels are mounted with a standard 3 camber You can change the camber angle to 0 or 6 by changing the back axle and the washers that sit between the hub shaft and wheel mounting I Tools 21 mm socket wrench The marker on a 0 camber washer is mounted pointing upwards and downwards on a 6 back axle 20 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS 9 10 HANDRIMS Etac Elite is delivered as standard with titanium handrims The way in which the user is able to grip the handrims is influenced both by the type of handrim chosen and its distance from the wheel Aluminium stainless friction coated cellular rubber and plastic coated handrims are available as options A The optional handrims give a better grip but also increase friction It is therefor important to remember that when stopping suddenly friction burns e g blisters can occur A Remember that when passing through a narrow space you may pinch your fingers between handrim and wall Also be
10. art at floor level This gives several advantages The wheelchair turns more easily holds a steady course has a broader support base allows the user to hold his arms closer to his body when driving forwards giving more strength to each push If you require a chair that is slightly narrower Act can be ordered with a straight back axle 0 camber Act can even be supplied with double back axles 0 and 3 camber Helper Ifthe user is left alone in the wheelchair ensure that the brakes are applied and that the anti tip is swung down Parking Increase the overall support base of the wheelchair by reversing about 10cm thereby ensuring that the castors swing forwards 9 2 OPERATING CONDITIONS Kerbs and raised thresholds up User alone driving up forwards This method is recommended only for experienced wheelchair users Ensure that the anti tips are turned upwards Drive forward to the edge of the kerb threshold Balance the wheelchair on its rear wheels so that the castors lift high enough off the ground to clear the obstacle Push firmly forwards on the handrims while at the same time leaning forwards with your upper body A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position 15 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS Assistant driving up forwards Ensure that the anti tips are turned upwards Tilt the wheelchair with help from the tipper bar so that the castors lift height enough to cl
11. ble for users with reduced hand finger strength to use the quick release system It is also useful to the assistant who has to remove replace the wheels often Tools 8mm spanner and screwdriver A When the wheel is in position the adapter should be pushed to one side and fastened with its hook to a spoke A When fitting the adapter always check that the wheel is securely in position The button in the axle should pop out freely 25 11 CARE AND MAINTENANCE UPHOLSTERY The upholstery is made of two ply polyester or coated fabric The seat upholstery is secured by means of straps around the seat frame The upholstery can easily be removed from the chassis by loosening the straps under the seat The backrest upholstery is removed by loosening the cover detaching the elastic band and any accessories and pulling the upholstery upwards Seat and backrest upholstery is machine washable at 40 C REAR WHEEL CASTOR FRONT FORK ATTACHMENT Tyre inner tube Check the tyre pressure see side of tyre at least once a month also check the tread Spokes Loose spokes can lead to wheel wobble Consult a cycle dealer or your wheelchair supplier if you need to adjust the spokes Wheel axles The axles should be kept free from dirt Clean as necessary Ball bearings The ball bearings require no maintenance Handrims If a handrim should be damaged in such a way that it could lead to injury it should be replaced Front fork attachme
12. e until the brake block is about 20 mm from the tyre when the brake is not applied If the locking bracket comes into contact with the cross bar the bracket may be moved from position 1 to position 2 Check the brakes Tools 5 mm Allen key Brake handle extensions are available as accessories A The effectiveness of the brakes depends upon the air see para 10 7 pressure in the tyres The brakes are parking brakes only and should not be applied when the wheelchair is in motion 6 SETTINGS SEAT 6 9 SEAT ANGLE The seat angle is dependant upon the difference between the front and rear seat heights The seat angle is adjustable between 5 10 backwards angle 0 5 cm A Remember the risk of tipping Always check the position of the anti tip Ifthe seat angle is changed Adjust the angle of the front fork attachment Check the position of the backrest 6 10 SEAT DEPTH The seat depth can be adjusted by tucking in the front part of the seat upholstery Short frame 34 39 cm Measured from the backrest Long frame 39 45 cm Measured from the backrest The functional seat depth can be up to 6 7 cm longer depending upon the settings of the backrest upholstery see para 7 4 12 Seathei ght Seatheigth 7 SETTINGS BACKREST 7 1 BACKREST The backrest is adjustable in angle and has adjustable upholstery Risk for tipping Always check the position of the anti tip after ad
13. ear the obstacle Lift by the push handles to help the rear wheels over the obstacle A Be sure to turn the ant tip back to the down position User alone driving up backwards This method works only if the obstacle is low relative to the installed height of the footrests Ensure that the anti tip is turned upwards Reverse the chair until the rear wheels meet the obstacle Push back firmly and strongly on the handrims while at the same time leaning the upper body forwards A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position Assistant driving up backwards Reverse the chair until the rear wheels meet the obstacle Tilt the chair with help from the tipper bar so that the castors are off the ground Pull the wheelchair upwards and backwards ensuring that the castors have cleared the obstacle before setting down the wheelchair onto all four wheels A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position 9 3 OPERATING CONDITIONS Kerbs down User alone driving down forwards This method is recommended only for the experienced wheelchair user Ensure that the anti tip is turned upwards Drive forwards to the edge of the kerb Push forwards firmly and strongly on the handrims so that the wheelchair lands below the kerb on all four wheels simultaneously A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position Assistant driving down forwards Ensure that the anti tip is turned upwards
14. ess you are an experienced user with absolute control over your wheelchair Act is an allround wheelchair which is intended for use both indoors and out It is tested and approved in accordance with ISO standard 7176 The tests are carried out by the Handicap Institute of Sweden Tuv in Germany and Tno in Holland Testing Etac wheelchairs are tested in accordance with ISO 7176 19 and 10542 These ISO standards specify requirements for the design of the wheelchair restraint points and describe how the wheelchair and user are secured in the vehicle as well as describing how testing should be carried out and how the test results should be interpreted Etac wheelchairs are crash tested by the Swedish National Testing and Research Institute The tests were carried out with the wheelchairs in their standard configurations see manual for respective wheelchair together with a restraining device UNWIN_WWR ATF K R and a three point seat belt UNWIN_WWR HD ATF K R The following wheelchairs passed the tests in accordance with ISO 7176 19 and ISO 10542 Act Ser No 21A Elite Ser No 10D Sting Ser No 11D Seat width From 35 cm to 45 cm Seat depth Short frame 33 39 cm Long frame 39 46 cm Max user weight 100 kg Act is delivered with rear wheels unmounted Lifetime The wheelchair meets fully the demands and specifications of prEN ISO 11199 2 Etac calculate that this test is equal to 5 6 years normal use of the wheelchair Th
15. est to correct your centre of balance Control your speed using the handrims never attempt to apply the brakes while in motion 17 9 SETTINGS OPERATING CONDITIONS 9 5 OPERATING CONDITIONS Staircase up A Always ask for help Never use an escalator even if you have an assistant With assistant backwards Turn the anti tip upwards and ensure that heightadjustable push handles are securely fastened Reverse the wheelchair to the first step Tilt the wheelchair onto its rear wheels Pull the wheelchair carefully upwards one step at a time keeping the chair balanced on its rear wheels When the last step has been cleared continue backwards so that the castors can be set down into contact with the ground A Be sure to turn the anti tip back to the down position If two assistants are available one may help by lifting the chair using the frame Assistants should remember while lifting to keep their backs as straight as possible 9 6 OPERATING CONDITIONS Staircase down A Always ask for help Never use an escalator even if you have an assistant With assistant forwards Turn the anti tip upwards Drive forwards to the first step and tilt the wheelchair onto its back wheels Drive carefully down one step at a time keeping the chair balanced on its back wheels After clearing the last step set down the wheelchair onto all four wheels again A Be sure
16. is means that we judge the normal lifetime of a manual wheelchair to be five years of normal use by one and thesame user The lifetime of the wheelchair is dependant above all on the type of handicap that the user has and on the proper degree of maintenance This means that different users may experience both a shorter and longer wheelchair lifetime then the above mentioned Toolkit consists of 5 Allen keys 2 3 4 5 and 6 mm 2 spanners 10 and 8 mm 1 socket wrench 24 19 mm 2 HANDLING TRANSPORT 2 1 Folding If armrests or sideguards are mounted they should be removed Remove the rear wheels Fold down the backrest by pulling upwards on the wire 2 2 Unfolding Attach the rear wheels Fold up the backrest Attach armrests or sideguards if required A When attaching the rear wheels ensure that they are securely mounted The button in the hub should pop out completely 2 3 Lifting the wheelchair Lift by holding the push handles and the front part of the frame A Before lifting ensure that the push handles are securely fastened 2 4 Car transport Private car taxi The wheelchair should be placed in the car boot If this is not possible ensure that the wheelchair is placed in a seat in such a way that it cannot roll or overturn If possible the wheelchair should be secured using a safety belt 2 5 Securing The wheelchair must be secured as follows The straps must not run through the
17. justing the backrest 7 2 Backrest height The backrest height is adjustable by cutting the backrest posts When using the push handles the backrest posts should be cut 10 mm above the upper attachment holes Alternative heights 40 38 36 34 32 30 cm 10 mm Tools Hacksaw When the push handles are attached the backrest posts are 3 cm lower If it should be necessary to extend a backrest which has previously been cut down there is available an extension kit with attachments for push handles Maximum height for a backrest including extension kit is 40 cm 7 3 Backrest angle The backrest angle has fixed positions at 3 5 8 10 12 and 15 Remove screw A completely loosen screws B one turn Install the desired angle by inserting screw A into the correct angleindicator Tighten the screws again Tools 4 mm Allen key Fold the backrest down onto the seat whilst adjusting the angle You should allow plenty of room for the backrest cover between the seat and the backrest Risk of tipping Always check the positioning of the anti tip after adjusting the backrest angle 7 4 Backrest upholstery The contour of the backrest upholstery is individually adjustable by using the four Velcro straps and the backrest cover Allow the cover plenty of room between seat and backrest so that you can sit in against the backrest 3 Loosen all straps and ensure that the user is
18. lt plastic coated Camber 0 or 6 Backrest adjustable in angle and form Backrest standard height 38 36 34 32 30 cm Backrest angle in alternative positions 3 5 8 10 12 och 15 Footrest High mounted brakes Brake with long handle and short swing 5 ACCESSORIES ARMREST swing away lg SA W SIDE GUARD hard black i l SPE GUARD wss LB N MUDGUARD folds with the backrest l MUDGUARD fabric black PUSH HANDLE KIT SEAT CUSHION dark grey plush and black velour 56 cm long cut to required seat depth washable ANTI TIP adjustable in height and length detachable SPOKE GUARD with grey or yellow logo QUAD WHEEL RELEASE ADAPTER for persons with reduced hand N capabilities CASTOR PIN LOCK OPTIONS BRAKE LEVER EXTENSION HANDRIMS cellular rubber aluminium friction coated stainless or grey plastic coated 6 SETTINGS SEAT 6 1 FRONT SEAT HEIGHT The front seat height adjustable between 44 54cm is dependant upon Castor 5 Front fork attachment Adjustable in angle Front fork Short medium or long with three alternative heights for the castor A Risk for tipping always check the positioning of the anti tip See also para 13 alternative seat height angle 6 2 Castor The height may be adjusted by changing the castor itself or by c hanging its position in the front fork Unscrew the castor and place it at the desired height Tools 5 mm Allen key and
19. ly fastened Wheelchair feels heavy to turn Wheelchair feels awkward The user may experience several of these problems if the wheelchair is incorrectly adjusted or is being incorrectly used If necessary lubricate moving parts joints with cycle oil or similar 27 12 TESTS AND GUARANTEES Act Handicap institute CE certifying Guarantee Specially adjusted chairs Assemblage is tested and approved for use indoors and out and is CE certified Max user weight is 100kg tests both functionally and technically Test methods conform to ISO s norms standard 7176 The product has passed all tests and met all criteria set by specific productgroup European standards A proof that the product meets national and EU s MDD Medical Device Directive standards Gives customers the chance to choose the best possible product by comparing the test data Frame 5 years against material and or constructional defects Back arm footrest 1 year against material and or constructional defects Upholstery wheels spokes No guarantee are those which are altered outside of the norms and standards contained in the manual Wheelchairs specially adjusted by a customer cannot retain a CE certificate Etac s guarantee no longer applies If in the least doubt about the validity of adjustments please contact Etac for advice of Act with another product not manufactured by Etac Generally ensures the loss of CE ce
20. mended Tools 4mm Allen key 8mm spanner 2 5mm Allen keys for affixing to chassis After adjusting the seat height centre of balance or backrest angle always ensure that you check the positioning and function of the anti tip 23 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ACCESSORIES 10 7 Spoke guards The spoke guards prevent your fingers from becoming entangled in the spokes and also give some protection against splashing Assembly instructions are provided 10 8 Brake extension arm The brake extension arm can be fitted to a standard brake Remove the rubber hand grip Attach the extension arm by means of the 2 screws Place the rubber hand grip onto the extension arm I Tools 4mm Allen key and 8mm spanner A The action of the brakes is affected by the amount of air in the tyres The brakes are parking brakes only and should never be applied when the wheelchair is in motion 10 9 Detachable push handle kit The push handle attachments are mounted onto the backrest by eens means of two screws The push handle attachments extend the backrest height by 3cm see para 13 2 The push handles are screwed into the attachments after the upholstery has been fitted A Check and re tighten the screws after one weeks use Tools 4mm Allen key There are also two longer versions of push handle attachments 24 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ACCESSORIES 10 10 Quad quick release adapter The adapter makes it possi
21. n a collision it should be inspected at the local mobility centre or by Etac before it is used again 3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ACT 1 Push handles 10 Front fork attachment 2 Backrest cover 11 Protective stopper 3 Backrest upholstery 12 Brake 4 Seat upholstery 13 Quick release hub 5 Frame 14 Rear wheel mount 6 Footrest 15 Handrim 7 Calf strap 16 Backrest angle plate 8 Castor 17 Rear wheel 9 Front fork 4 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ACT STANDARD MODEL Seat adjustable in height and angle Front seat height installed at 48 cm 5 allround castors Front fork medium with 3 alternative height settings for castor Rear seat height installed at 41 cm Seat depth adjustable 5 cm upholstery f olded in 24 rear wheel quick release hub 1 high pressure tyre with innertube Handrim titanium Camber 3 Backrest adjustable in angle and form Backrest standard height 40 cm Backrest angle mounted at 8 Adjustable backrest upholstery in velour and plush Footrest Footrest height infinitely variable Calf strap adjustable in length ALTERNATIVE MODEL OPTIONS Seat adjustable in height and angle Front seat height installed at 44 54 cm 6 5 allround castors 6 pneumatic Front fork medium with 3 alternative heigth settings for castor Rear seat height installed at 41 45 cm 24 rear wheel quick release hub 1 high pressure tyre with innertube 24 Handrims stainless aluminium friction coated cellular rubber a
22. nt To achieve the best operating conditions the attachments should be installed at the correct angle Check also that the front forks are tightened according to instructions see para 6 4 BRAKES The function of the brakes is dependant upon tyre pressure Encrusted dirt can have a negative effect on the brake mechanism The brakes should be checked at least once a month In the event of adjustments see para 6 8 WASHING THE FRAME Both for your own comfort and the longevity of the chair it is important to keep the wheelchair clean Act is easy to wash Clean the chair with car shampoo or washing up liquid If the chair is particularly dirty a grease remover can be used TOUCH UP PAINT Small bottles of touch up paint to repair scratches and chips are available in all Etac frame colours MISCELLANEOUS If there is a fault on your wheelchair you should contact your dealer at once Defective chairs should not be used If your chair needs reconditioning or repair only original Etac parts and components or components of equal quality as specified in our diagrams should be used Etac will not be held responsible for damage or injury caused by use of non original parts If necessery lubricate moving parts joints with cycle oil similar 26 11 CARE AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLECHOOTIING CHART Problem Solution Inflate the tyres Check the front fork attachment angle Check that the front fork attachments are mounted at the
23. rtificate by both products 28 13 ALTERNATIVE SEATHEIGHTS ANGLES REAR SEAT HEIGHT TABLE Given measurements can vary 1cm depending upon tyre type and seat Rear wheel Rear seat height Distance rear Seat angle 5 wheel seat a oa ee fee Distance between rear wheel and seat III YYSIIY EIG 7U01 J319 389G FRONT SEAT HEIGHT FORK POSITION 5 S1 44 cm 29 14 WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS STANDARD MODELS Chair type Seatdepth Seatheight Seatheight Backrest Total width Transport width Weight from front rear height without rear without rear backrest without without wheels wheels tube cushion cushion G 35 cm kort 44 54 cm 1 45 cm 30 40 cm 5 4 kg 45 cm l ng 13100110 39 45 cm 44 54 cm 41 45 cm 30 40 cm 65 5 cm 56 5 cm 5 6 kg Colour choise for frame 01 black 02 red 22 grey texyure 30 blue texture 31 steel blue 32 olivegreen 33 see green texture 34 plum texture 37 blue chrome black blast 38 black graphite gold 30
24. s designed so that it is easily removable A from the wheelchair Assembly instructions are provided Tools Phillips screw driver 5mm and 3mm Allen keys A Never lift the wheelchair by the armrests 22 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ACCESSORIES 10 4 Mudguard The mudguard is made of polyester and is fitted by means of two screws in the backrest posts First make a hole in the backrest upholstery using an awl or something similar Ensure that the hole you make corresponds to the drilled hole in the backrest post QO The front edge of the mudguard is attached to the seat upholstery Te using Velcro straps Tools Phillips screw driver A Never lift the wheelchair by the mudguard 10 5 Mudguard foldable with the backrest The mudguard is made of transparent polycarbonate and need not be detached when the backrest is folded down The mudguard is fixed by a screw on the backrest posts and a screw on the seat frame Tool 3mm and 4mm Allen keys A Never lift the wheelchair by the armrests 10 6 Anti tip mounting The anti tip consists of four parts The attachment bar is mounted under the wheel mount see illus The anti tip bar snaps into the attachment bar at the required length The extension with the stabiliser wheel is fixed to the anti tip bar by means of a screw and nut at the desired height To allow you to negotiate thresholds and the edges of thick carpets a distance of 3 4cm from floor level is recom
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