Alu Rehab Netti Mobile User manual

Netti Mobile
This product conforms to 93/42/EEC for medical products.
USER MANUAL

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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 5
1.1 Areas of use/indications for Netti Mobile 6
1.2 Contraindications 6
1.3 Quality and durability 6
1.4 The environment and waste disposal 6
1.5 Information for re-use 7
1.6 About this manual 7
1.7 Netti Mobile models 8
1.8 Vital measures 9
2. QUICK REFERENCE 10
3. ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE AND WARNINGS 11
4. DESCRIPTION 13
5. FEATURES OF Netti Mobile 14
6. ACCESSORIES 15
6.1 Assembly of Hip-Belt 17
6.1 Assembly of head support 17
7. ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTMENT 19
7.1 Unpacking 19
7.2 Backrest 19
7.3 Seat depth adjustment at the rear 20
7.4 Seat depth adjustment in front 20
7.5 Anti tip 20
7.6 Seat cushion 20
7.7 Backrest cushion 21
7.8 Adjusting velcro back 21
7.9 Foot supports 21
7.10 Arm support 25
7.11 Control unit position 26
7.12 Seat angle/tilt 26
7.13 Back rest angle 26
7.14 Free wheel levers 26
7.15 Fuse 27
7.16 Storage & Transport 27
7.17 Transfer 28

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8. Netti Mobile ELECTRONICS 29
8.1 Shark power module and control unit 29
8.1.1 Turning the Netti Mobile on and o 31
8.1.2 Out of neutral at power up (OONAPU) 31
8.1.3 Mobile lock 32
8.1.4 Driving 33
8.1.5 The battery gauge 35
8.1.6 The seating functions (REMD11 & REMD21 only) 36
8.1.7 The light system (REMD21 & REMD31 ONLY) 37
8.1.8 Attendant mode 38
8.1.9 Troubleshooting Shark 39
8.2 Dynamic DX2 control system with DX2-REM420 LED
master remoteand control unit 41
8.2.0 Turning the DX system on and o 42
8.2.1 Out Of Neutral At Power Up (OONAPU) 42
8.2.2 System lock 43
8.2.3 Sleep mode 43
8.2.4 Driving 44
8.2.4.1 The joystick 44
8.2.4.2 The drive profile 44
8.2.5 The horn 44
8.2.6 The seating functions 45
8.2.6.1 Available seating functions 46
8.2.7 The lights 46
8.2.8 The battery gauge 47
8.2.8.1 Battery charge indication 47
8.2.8.2 Other indications 47
8.2.9 The Fault indicator LED 48
8.2.9.1 ‘Service due’ indication 48
8.2.9.2 Fault indication 48
8.2.9.3 Flash codes 59
8.2.10 Attendant mode 51
8.2.11 Operation by external DX modules 51
8.3 Troubleshooting DX2 52
9. DRIVING TECHNIQUES 55
9.1 Driving your chair 55
9.2 To begin 55
9.3 Safe driving 55
9.4 Indoor/outdoor driving 55

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9.5 Chair operation on surfaces that require special care 55
9.6 Chair response 56
9.7 Steep slopes 56
10. BATTERIES & CHARGING 56
10.1 Battery charging 56
10.2 Drive inhibit configuration 58
10.3 Replacing batteries 58
11. MAINTENANCE 59
11.1 El. components 59
11.2 Frame & seating system 60
12. TESTS & WARRANTY 62
12.1 Tests 62
12.2 Guarantee 62
12.3 Claim 62
12.4 Spare part guarantee 63
12.5 Special adjustment/adaptation 63
12.6 Combination with other products 63
12.7 Service and repair 63
13. MEASURES & WEIGHT 64

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1. INTRODUCTION
Netti Mobile is an electrical comfort
wheelchair meant for both indoor and out-
door use. It is tested to DIN EN
12184:2009. The tests were carried out
by TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH in
Germany.
In Alu Rehab we believe that wheelchairs
should be chosen based on a thorough
assessment focusing on the needs of the
user and demands from the environment.
Therefore it is important to know about
the possibilities and restrictions of the
wheelchair. Netti Mobile is an electrical
class B wheelchair designed for users with the
need for comfort and relief. The
combination between the seating system
and the ergonomical solutions in the frame
construction, oers many possibilities for
adaptation and adjustments.
The wheelchair is constructed for indoor and
outdoor use, and oers the possibility to
vary the sitting position.
Max user weight: 140 kg.
Specifications varies between
countries.

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1.1 Areas of use/indications
for Netti Mobile
Netti Mobile is an electrical comfort
wheelchair for partially immobile persons
with physical and/or mental disabilities.
These disabilities may have multiple causes.
Netti Mobile has an adjustable seat and back
angle, thus facilitating for the user change of
position, mobilisation or posture correction
(stabilisation), wherever the following
functional impediments with their multiple
possible causes are present:
• limited or lacking mobility
• limited or lacking muscle power
• limited movement range
• lacking or limited trunk and body stability
• hemiplegia
• rheumatic-type disorders
• craniocerebral injuries
• amputations
• other neurological or geriatric disorders.
1.2 Contraindications
Netti Mobile is not suited for persons who
due to reduced cognitive function do not
understand how to operate the electronical
functions of the wheelchair.
1.3 Quality and durability
The Netti Mobile wheelchair is tested
at TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH
in Germany, following the European
Standard DIN EN 12184:2009. As
manufacturer, Alu Rehab A.S evaluates
the test to be equal to 5-6 years of
normal use of the chair. The disability
of the user as well as the level of
maintenance done foremost decides the
durability of the wheelchair. Thus, the
durability will vary depending on these
two factors.
1.4 The environment and
waste disposal
Alu Rehab and its suppliers wish to
protect the environment.
This means:
• That we avoid using
environmentally harmful
substances and processes
to the greatest extent possible.
• That Alu Rehab’s products are
ensured a long service life and a high
degree of flexibility - to benefit the
environment and economy.
• That all packaging can be recycled.
• That the wheelchair was designed to
be separated into its component
materials - to make recycling easier.
Contact your local recycling agent
to get correct information how to
handle in you area.

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1.5 Information for re-use
All products from Alu Rehab are
designed to give years of maintenance-
free service. All products can be adapted
for re-use by an authorised dealer. In
order to guarantee performance and
safety, Alu Rehab recommends the
following tests prior to any re-use.
Please examine the following
components for function, integrity etc.
and replace parts as necessary:
• Joystick, cables, control box & battery
• Wheels (tyre tread)
• Wheelchair frame
• Cushions
• Hubs
• Brake function
• Directional stability of wheels
• Bearings and front castors
Please also note the contents of
Section 11 Cleaning and care
1.6 About this manual
In order to avoid damages while using the
Netti Mobile wheelchair, please read this
manual carefully before starting to use the
chair.
Symbol of forbidden actions.
No warranty can be claimed
whenever these actions are
implemented.
Symbol of warning.
Whenever this symbol is used,
caution has to be taken.
Symbol for
important
information.
Symbol for
useful tips.
Symbol for
tools.
Anti-tip
Correctly fitted, the anti-tip will secure the
chair from tipping backwards. We strongly
recommend use of the anti-tips.

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1.7 Netti Mobile Models
The Netti Mobile is supplied with two types of control system
Netti Mobile with Shark system.
The models supplied with the Shark system can have up to 2 actuator functions
M
Manually adjustable seat tilt in steps (-4°, -8°, -12°)
Manually continuously adjustable back rest recline with gas spring
E1
motorised seat tilt
Manually continuously adjustable back rest recline with gas spring
E2
motorised seat tilt
motorised back rest recline
Netti Mobile with the expandable DX2 system.
The E4 standard model with the DX2 system has 4 actuator functions, it is delivered with the
DX2-REM420 arm rest remote.
E4
motorised seat tilt
motorised back rest recline
motorised leg rests left and right
For detailed information on the Shark and DX2 systems, see chapter 8.

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1.8 “Vital statistics”
Netti Mobile is an electrical wheelchair
designed for both outdoor and indoor use.
Specifications varies between
countries.
Total weight: 94 Kg
(400 mm width chair)
Seat width:
400, 450, 500 mm
Seat depth:
(From back rest cushion to front of seat plate)
400, 425, 450, 475, 500 mm
Seat height:
(From floor to top seat plate).
500 mm
Backrest height:
480 mm1
1Using back rest extender gives 600 mm
* 40 cm model including battery
** Distance will vary depending on the driving
style and the local conditions.
*** Please note, that it is the responsibility of
the dealer and the user to ensure that the
wheelchair complies with all local regulations
and that any necessary insurance has been
obtained.
Wheelchair class B
Overall length with foot
support
1110 mm
Overall width 600 mm
Folded length 820 mm
Folded width 650 mm
Folded height 950 mm
Total mass* 94 kg
Mass heaviest part 29,1kg
Eective seat depth 400 - 500 mm
Eective seat width 400 mm
Seat surface height at front 500 mm
Backrest angle 88º - 113º
Backrest height 480 mm
Foot support to seat distance
Universal foot support
Angle adjustale foot support
265 - 550 mm
280 - 770 mm
Leg to seat surface angle
Universal foot support
Angle adjustale foot support
62º - 158º
105º - 182º
Arm support to seat distance 185 -325 mm
Front location of arm support
structure
300 - 430 mm
Minimum turning radius 800 mm
Tyre dimensions
castor wheels
2.80/2.50 - 4”
(223x68)
Tyre dimensions
driving wheels
3.00 - 8”
(350x78)
Reversing width 820 mm
Maximum safe slope 6º
Obstacle height 100 mm
Maximum driving distance -
tested to ISO7176-4**
25 km
Standard maximum speed 6 km/h
Optional maximum speed 8 or 10 km/h***
Battery 2x12 V;50 Ah
Meas

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2. QUICK REFERENCE
The content of this page is a summary
of the whole manual. It gives a brief
introduction to the use and care of the
Netti Mobile wheelchair.
The quick reference is not a replacement
for the manual, only a reminder/check
list.
• Put the back rest back, and mount the
recline gas strut to the back rest using the
locking bolt. (Chapter 7.2)
• Mount the cushions (Chapter 7.6 and 7.7)
• Mount the foot supports (Chapter 7.9)
• Mount the head support (Chapter 7.10)
• Set anti-tip in active position (Chapter 7.5)
• Mount accessory. (See chapter 6 for more
information. Mounting descriptions will
accompany the accessory.)
For troubleshooting, see chapter 10.
For mounting and adjustments see
chapter 6.
Netti Mobile can be used as a seat
in a motor vehicle.
Drive carefully!
Usage tempreature: -25°C - 50°C
Storage temperature: -40°C - 65°C
Salt water can increase risk of
corrosion.
When the chair is tilted rearwards,
the anti tips and brakes should
always be in use.
Be sure to lock all handles properly.
The anti-tips should always be used
for the safety of the user.
Surface temperature of metal parts in
frame structure might increase when
exposed to direct sunlight.
Never stand on the foot supports due
to risk of tipping forwards.
Never lift the wheelchair by the foot
supports or arm supports.
Product configuration may vary
between dierent countries.
For visually impaired people, manuals
and catalogues can be downloaded at
www.alurehab.com
If in doubt - contact your dealer!

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3. ELECTROMAGNETIC
INTERFERENCE AND
WARNINGS
Powered wheelchairs may be susceptible
to electromagnetic interference (EMI),
which is interfering electromagnetic
energy (EM) emitted from sources such as
radio stations, TV stations, amateur radio
(HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and
cellular phones. The interference (from
radio wave sources) can cause the power
chair to release its brakes, move by itself,
or move in unintended directions. It can
also permanently damage the power
chair control system. The intensity of the
interfering EM energy can be measured in
volts per meter (V/m). Each power chair can
resist EMI up to a certain intensity. This is
called its “immunity level.” The higher the
immunity level, the greater the protection
will be.
There are a number of sources of relatively
intense electromagnetic fields in the
everyday environment. Some of these
sources are obvious and easy to avoid.
Others are not apparent and exposure is
unavoidable. However, we believe that by
following the warnings listed below, your
risk to EMI will be minimized.
Netti Mobile, degree of protection: IPX4.
Netti Mobile is EMC approved.
It is very important that you read this
information regarding the possible
eects of Electromagnetic
Interference on your power chair.
The sources of radiated EMI can be broadly
classified into three types:
• Hand-held portable transceivers
(transmitters-receivers) with the antenna
mounted directly on the transmitting unit.
Examples include: citizens band (CB)
radios, “walkie talkie,” security, fire, and
police transceivers, cellular telephones,
and other personal communication
devices.
Some cellular telephones and similar
devices transmit signals while they
are ON, even when not being used.
• Medium-range mobile transceivers, such
as those used in police cars, fire trucks,
ambulances, and taxis. These usually have
the antenna mounted on the outside of
the vehicle.
• Long-range transmitters and transceivers
such as commercial broadcast transmitters
(radio and TV broadcast antenna towers)
and amateur (HAM) radios.
Other types of hand-held devices, such
as cordless phones, laptop computers,
AM/FM radios, TV sets, CD players,
and cassette players, and small
appliances, such as electric shavers and
hair dryers, so far as we know, are not
likely to cause EMI problems to your
power chair.

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Because EM energy rapidly becomes
more intense as one moves closer to the
transmitting antenna (source), the EM
fields from hand-held radio wave sources
(transceivers) are of special concern. It is
possible to unintentionally bring high levels
of EM energy very close to the power chair
control system while using these devices.
This can aect power chair movement and
braking. Therefore, the warnings listed
below are recommended to prevent possible
interference with the control system of the
power chair.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) from
sources such as radio and TV stations,
amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-
way radios, and cellular phones can aect
the power chair. Following the warnings
listed below should reduce the chance of
unintended brake release or power chair
movement, which could result in serious
injury.
Do not operate hand-held transceivers
(transmitters-receivers), such as citizens
band (CB) radios, or turn ON personal
communication devices, such as cellular
phones, while the power chair is turned
ON.
Be aware of nearby transmitters, such
as radio or TV stations, and try to avoid
coming close to them.
If unintended movement or brake
release occurs, turn the power chair
OFF as soon as it is safe.
Be aware that adding accessories or
components, or modifying the power
chair, may make it more susceptible to
EMI.
Report all incidents of unintended
movement or brake release to the
distributor of the product. Note
whether there is a source of EMI
nearby.
The wheelchair might disturb the
operation of devices in its environment
that emit electromagnetic fields (e.g.
alarm systems of shops, automatic
doors etc.)

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4. DESCRIPTION
Standard version*
1. Control unit
2. Arm support pad
3. Push bar
4. Backrest cushion
5. Rear light
6. Main wheel
7. Motor
8. Front castor
9. Front light
10. Foot plate
11. Seat cushion
If any of these parts are
missing, please contact
your dealer.
* Product configuration
may vary between
countries.

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Standard
SEAT*
• Seat tilt:
Fixed 3 step -4° -8° -12°
El. & Manual: -9º - 16º
• Pressure distributive cushion
• Adjustable depth of 10 cm
WHEELS
• 14” driving wheels
• 9” front castors with puncture proof
tyres as standard, or with pneumatic
tyres on request
BACKREST
• Angle: 88° - 113°
• Height: 48 cm
• The backrest cushion has integrated
lumbar support and side support
• Push bar
FOOT SUPPORT*
• Universal foot support
• Angle adjustable foot support
• Height- and angle adjustable foot
plates
• Removable
ARM SUPPORT
• Height adjustable
• Revolvable
*Depends on model. See page 8.
Accessories
SEAT
• Trays (See chapter 5)
• Hip belts (See chapter 5)
• Dierent seat cushions
BACKREST
• Electrical recline (See chapter 8)
• Backrest extender (See chapter 5)
• Lumbar support and wedge (See chapter 5)
• Dierent backrest cushions
ARM SUPPORT
• Hemi cushions (See chapter 5)
HEAD SUPPORT
• Height, depth and angle adjustable
• Removabl
• Dierent head support models
(See chapter 5)
5. FEATURES OF Netti Mobile

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Backrest Cushions
Many to choose from.
Please contact your
dealer.
Foot box
Upholstered
Foot supports:
Angle adjustable
Universal
Adjustable in fixed positions
between 33° to 105° using an
adjustment wheel.
Amputation support
Upholstery for
calf support bracket
Reduces pressure.
6. Accessories
Belts
Several variants:
Hip belts with or
without uphols-
tery and with
plastic lock or
car lock.
(See chapter 5.1 for mounting)
Trays
2 models:
Swing-able and
lockable
Upholstery for tray
Oers a soft base for
the arm resting on the
tray.
Wedge
Increases side support.
Lumbar support
Increases lumbar
curvature.
Vital Base Integral
Pelvic stabilizer.
Seat Cushions
Many to choose from.
Please contact your
dealer.

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Head support
Support C Large.
Support A Side support
Support B Small
Hygiene cover
Protects the core of the
head support.
Head cushion
40x40 cm cushion with
Kospoflex filling and rubber
band.
Head cushion Comfort
Cushion with Kospoflex
filling to pull onto
head rest.
Hemi cushion
An accommodating
support for hemiplegic
users.
Backrest extender
12 cm extender.
To be used together with
60 cm back rest cushion.
Foot board with lock
The foot support can
be swung to the side
like standard foot
supports.
Side support Correction
Meant for correction of
bad postures in the
upper trunk.
Pad for side support
Correction
Side support Stable
Meant for users with de-
creased stability of the
upper trunk. For otimal
function use together
with Stable cushion.
Pad for side support Stable
Calf pad hinged
The user doesn’t
have to lift the leg
when mounting or
dismounting the
foot supports.
Abduction block
The block reduces
abduction.
Small: 80 mm
width
Medium: 120 mm
width
Large: 140 mm
width
Attendant control unit

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6.1 Mounting of hip belt
Illustration 6.1.1
• Pull the belt through the hole in the hip
belt bracket.
Ill. 6.1.1
Illustration 6.1.2
• Thread the belt back through the belt
clamp.
Ill. 6.1.2
Illustration 6.1.3
• Fix the hip belt bracket to the back rest
hinge in the rearmost hole, using the
enclosed screws and nuts.
Ill. 6.1.3
2 pcs13 mm open-end spanner.
6.2 Mounting of head support
A - Lever for depth adjustment
B - Wheel for angle adjustment
C - Lever for height adjustment
D - Head support bracket
• Place the squared nut in the trace of the
head support bracket as shown above.
• Place the head support in the head
support bracket.
• The height and the depth of the head
support is set to the required positions
and tightened.

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• The head support bracket is fixed by
tightening the four screws two by two
diagonally so the bracket is fixed with
the same strength divided on the four
screws.
Adjusting the head support in depth:
• Release the locking lever on top of the
vertical bar (A).
• Adjust the head support and fix it in
required position.
Adjusting the head support in height:
• Release the locking lever on the head
support adapter (C).
• Adjust the head support and fix it in
required position.
Adjusting the head support in angle:
• Release the adjustment wheel at the rear
of the horizontal bar (B).
• Adjust the head support and fix it in
required position.
Adjusting the head support sideways:
• The head support adapter can be
moved both to the right and left,
giving the possibility to accomodate
special needs for head support.
• Untighten the four screws holding the
adapter together.
• Move the adapter to the required
position and fix the adapter by
tightening the screws diagonally.
Remember to release the levers
when adjusting the head support.
If the head support stand does
not fit the bracket perfectly the
bracket is probably fixed too tight
or unevenly.
After fitting the head support fix it
properly by tightening the little set
screw in the centre on top of the
head support bracket using an
Allen key.
If the head support seems to short
in height, it can be turned 180° by
releasing the adjustment wheel at
the rear of the horizibtal bar (B)

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• Lock the back rest by pushing the locking
bolt through the plastic bracket and
gas spring locking head.
To check that the back rest is locked,
grip the push bow and press the back
rest forward. If the backrest falls
forward - repeat the locking procedure
or contact your dealer.
Under the seat plate, there is a position
bracket for the gas strut. The bracket has
five holes, covering seat depths
40, 42,5, 45, 47,5 & 50 cm.
The hole positions are in accordance with the
holes in the backrest hinge. If the gas spring is
mounted in the foremost hole of the position
bracket under the seat, the backrest hinge
should also be mounted in the foremost hole
etc.
7. ASSEMBLING AND
ADJUSTMENT
7.1 Unpacking
1. Unpack all the parts, and check that
everything is there according to the
packing list.
2. Check and adjust the seat depth
(Chap. 7.3)
3. Mount the backrest (Chapter 7.2)
4. Mount the seat and back cushion
(Chapter 7.6 and 7.7)
5. Mount the foot supports (Chapter 7.9)
6. Mount the head support (Chapter 7.10)
7. Mount any accessories (Chapter 6).
Weight of components (45 cm width chair):
Foot support Universal.: 1,2 kg each
Uno|Back: 1,25 kg
VB Sit: 1 kg
Head support A: 1 kg
Head support C: 0,9 kg
Battery: 14,5 kg
Tools needed are described under each chapter.
Accessories described in chapter 5
is a presentation of options and will be
delivered with sepearate mounting
descriptions.
7.2 Backrest
• To mount the gas spring, lift the push
bow with one hand, and lead the gas
spring locking head into the plastic
bracket.

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7.3 Seat depth adjustment
at the rear.
• If the seat depth should be adjusted at
the rear, release the locking bolt from
the plastic bracket (Ill. 6.5.2).
• Find the required position for the locking
head in the plastic bracket, and remove
the plastic plug from this hole.
• Lock the back rest by pushing the locking
bolt through the plastic bracket and
the gas spring locking head.
• After changing the hole position in the
plastic bracket, the hole position in the
back rest hinge must be changed into the
parallel position.
Check that the hole in the back rest
hinge and the plastic bracket are
mounted in parallel position.
6 mm Allen-key
7.4 Seat depth adjustment
in front
It is possible to adjust the seat depth with
up to 10 cm in front. Do the following.
• Screw out the screws in the adjustment
piece
• Place the adjustment piece in the wanted
position
• Replace and tighten the screws
6 mm Allen-key
If the user has spastic tendencies the
adjustment piece should not be pulled
out more than 5 cm.
7.5 Anti tip
Use of the anti tip
• Pull the anti tip out
• Turn it up or down 180°.
• Lock it in position
The anti tip should always be used for
the safety of the user.
7.6 Seat cushion
The seat cushion is attached to the seat
plate with velcro.
It is very important to place the
cushion in the wheelchair before use.