Future Mobility Healthcare Super Chair User manual

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CONTENTS
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Content
1 General ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Operating Safety Warning ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
Feature ................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Safety In pection Checkli t ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Trouble hooting ...................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Label ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2 Front Rigging .................................................................................................................................................................... 11
In talling and removing the Front Rigging ........................................................................................................................... 11
3 Arm Re t .......................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Adju ting T-Style Arm Re t .................................................................................................................................................. 14
4 Back ................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Replacing and Adu ting The Back .......................................................................................................................................... 16
5 Rear Wheel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
In talling and Removing The Rear Wheel ............................................................................................................................ 18
6 Wheel Lock ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
U ing the wheel lock ............................................................................................................................................................ 20
7 Anti-tipper ....................................................................................................................................................................... 22

CONTENTS
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In talling and adju ting the anti-tipper ................................................................................................................................ 22
8 Wheel chair Tilt ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Tilting the uper chair ............................................................................................................................................................ 25
9 Front ca ter ..................................................................................................................................................................... 26
In talling and replacing front ca ter and fork .................................................................................................................... 26
10 Tran port Tie Down ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
Securing the wheel chair to the vehicle ................................................................................................................................ 30
11 Cleaning In truction ......................................................................................................................................................... 33
12 Warranty ........................................................................................................................................................................... 34
1 GENERAL
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1 General
NOTICE: Information contained within thi document i ubject to
change without notice.
WARNING: DO NOT in tall thi equipment without fir t reading and
under tanding thi in truction booklet. If you are unable to
under tand the e in truction , contact a healthcare profe ional,
dealer or technical per onnel before attempting to in tall thi
equipment - otherwi e, injury or damage may occur.
NOTE: Check all part for hipping damage before u ing. In ca e of
damage, DO NOT u e the equipment.
Contact the Equipment Supplier for further in truction .

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Operating Safety Warnings
Plea e read and obey all in truction and warning li ted in thi manual, ignoring the e warning could re ult in eriou
injury to the patient or attendant .
• En ure anti-tipper are alway in talled in the correct po ition when u ing the wheelchair.
• Never lift the wheelchair by the armre t or front rigging.
• Any change of eat depth may require repo itioning of the rear wheel ; alway te t the tability of the chair before u e.
• Never tand on the footplate during tran fer in and out of the wheelchair.
• En ure wheel lock are fully engaged while topped on any incline/decline and while patient i tran ferring to and from
the wheelchair.
• Never tilt the wheelchair on two wheel without a i tance. When in any tilt or recline po ition, thi chair mu t be
operated by an attendant.
• Never u e the wheel lock to top a moving wheelchair.
• It i not recommended to tran port u er in vehicle of any kind while eated in the wheelchair. Do not u e any kind of
wheelchair Tie-Down re traint that are not approved by the ADP.
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Features
FEATURES
3-40 degree of tilt
Standard eating y tem of: two way contoured padded
fixed headre t, Super Chair kid Back and Super Chair Kid
Cu hion
Seat width can increa e from 10” to 13” or 13” to 16” a
well a eat depth can increa e from 11” to 14” or 13” to
16” without the need of changing frame member .
Aluminum front and rear eat pan
Multi adju table axle plate
Arm height: 8-1/2” – 12-1/2” (adju table)
Removable rear wheel with tainle teel or pla tic coated
hand rim
70 degree wing away upgraded front rigging
Front and rear tran it hook
Adju table rear anti-tipper
Aluminum or compo ite footplate .
Heel Loop
SPECIFICATIONS
Seat width: 10”- 16”
Seat depth: 11” 16”
Overall width: Seat Width +9”
Seat to Floor: 17 ½” – 20”
Rear Wheel : 12”, 20”, 22” compo ite urethane
Ca ter Size: 4”, 5”, 7”, 8” urethane
Back tyle: Super Chair kid back
Back height: 19” – 23” (from top of eat pan)
Adju table back angle: -6
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, 6
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, 12
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, 18
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, 24
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30
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Arm Style: Full/de k length adju table height t- tyle (gel or
vinyl) Full/de k length angle adju table cantilever arm (gel
or vinyl)
Front rigging : wing away or elevating leg re t
Weight capacity: 150lb (68kg )
Product weight: 39lb
Frame weight: Lightweight aluminum

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Safety Inspection Checklist
Initial adju tment hould be made to uit your per onal body tructure need and preference. Thereafter follow the e
maintenance procedure :
Item
Initiall Weekl
Monthl
Periodicall
GENERAL
Wheelchair roll traight (no exce ive drag or pull to one ide) X X
FRAME AND CROSSING TUBES
In pect for loo e or mi ing hardware
In pect for bent frame or cro -tube
X
X
X
X
WHEEL LOCKS
Do not interfere with tire when rolling
Pivot point free of wear and loo ene
Wheel lock ea y to engage
Wheel lock prevent chair from moving when engaged
X
X
X
X X
X
X
X
SEAT AND BACK
In pect for rip or agging
In pect for loo e or broken hardware
In pect cane and hand grip for wear/loo ene
X
X
X
X
X
X
TIRES
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In pect for flat pot , crack and wear Caution: a with any vehicle, the wheel and tire hould be
checked periodically for crack and wear and hould be replaced.
X X X
REAR WHEELS
If equipped, quick-relea e axle lock properly
No exce ive ide movement or binding when lifted and pun
In pect for cracked, bent or broken poke
X
X
X
X
X
X
HANDRIMS
In pect for ign of rough edge or peeling X X
FRONT CASTERS/FORKS
In pect ca ter fork a embly for proper ten ion by pinning ca ter; ca ter hould come to a gradual top
Adju t bearing y tem if wheel wobble or bind to a top. En ure wheel bearing are clean and free of
moi ture.
Check tem ca ter journal and lock nut for tightne
In pect ca ter for crack and wear
In pect for cracked, bent or broken poke
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
CLEANING
Clean uphol tery and armre t X X

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Troubleshooting
Chair Veers Right/Left Wheels Drift Sluggish Turn or Performance Caster Flutter Squeaks and Rattles Looseness in Chair
Solutions
X X X X Check for loo e nut and bolt
X X X Check angle adju table ca ter a embly
X X Check that rear wheel are equally paced away from eat frame.
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Labels
SUPERCHAIR - LABELS
WEIGHT CAPACITY
150 LBS (68KGS)
REFER TO THE OWNERS MANUAL
DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT ANTI-
TIPPER MECHANISM IN PLACE THE
UNIT MAY TIP BACKWARDS
CAUTION
WHEN PROPELLING THE CHAIR IN
RECLINE/TILT POSITION.

2 FRONT RIGGINGS
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2 Front Riggings
Installing an removing the Front Riggings[Figure 1Figure 2Figure 3Figure 4Figure 5]
After
ANY
adjustments, repair or service and
BEFORE
use,
make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely –
otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Installing/Removing The Front Riggings
Installing:
1. Place the front rigging assembly perpendicular to
the wheelchair pointing outwards.
2. nsert the pivot plug on the swingaway into the top
opening of the upper frame front.
3. At the same time line up the back curve of the
swingaway latch assembly to the upper frame front
radius.
4. Swing the front rigging assembly towards the inside
the chair and the swingaway latch should snap into
the latch u-bolt.
5. Repeat this procedure with other front rigging
assembly.
Figure 1
2 FRONT RIGGINGS
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Removing:
1. Pull the swingaway latch lever outwards.
2. Rotate the front rigging assembly outward.
3. Lift the swingaway front rigging assembly off the
side frame top opening.
4. Repeat this procedure with the other front rigging
assembly.
A justing Footplate Height – Swingaway & Elevating
Legrest Assembly
1. Remove the front rigging assembly. Refer to
NSTALL NG/REMOV NG THE FRONT R GG NG
in this section of the manual.
2. Remove the socket head button screw. Slide
footplate assembly up or down to desired height.
3. Re-tighten socket head button screw.
4. Repeat this procedure with the other footplate
assembly.
A justing Legrest Angle – Elevating Legrest Assembly
Only
Figure 2
Figure 3

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Turn the elevating legrest lobe handle counter
clockwise. The elevating legrest hanger portion
should become loose.
1. Swing the elevating legrest hanger to the desired
position along the index rod.
2. Turn the elevating legrest lobe handle clockwise to
secure the position. Ensure that the lobe handle is
tight.
3. Repeat this procedure with the other elevating
legrest assembly.
A justing Calf Pa Height – Elevating Legrest
Assembly Only
1. Remove the front rigging assembly. Refer to
NSTALL NG/REMOV NG THE FRONT R GG NG
in this section of the manual.
2. Remove the socket head cap screw. Slide calf pad
assembly up or down to desired height.
3. Re-tighten socket head cap screw.
4. Repeat this procedure with the other elevating
legrest assembly.
Figure 4
Figure 5
3 ARM RESTS
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3 Arm Rests
A justing T-Style Arm Rests[Figure 6 Figure 7]
WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service and BEFORE use,
make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely –
otherwise injury or damage may occur.
A justing T-Style Arm Height
1. Loosen the ball plunger knob.
2. Lift armrest until desired position is acquired
(ranges from 9’’– 13” in ½” increments).
3. Re-tighten the ball plunger knob.
4. Repeat this procedure with the other t-style arm
assembly.
Figure 6

3 ARM RESTS
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A justing Cantilever Arm Angle
1. Loosen the lock nut connected to the lock pin –
located near the armrest mount plate.
2. Swing the cantilever armrest to desired position.
3. Tighten the lock nut.
4. Repeat this procedure with the other cantilever arm
assembly.
Figure 7
4 BACK
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4 Back
Replacing an A usting The Back [Figure 8,Figure 9]
WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service and BEFORE use,
make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely –
otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Replacing The Back Upholstery
1. Remove the two (2) mounting screws and washers
that secure the existing back upholstery to the back
canes.
2. Remove the four (4) mounting screws, four (4)
spacers and four (4) nuts which connect the back
cane to side frame.
3. Pull the loose back canes out of the existing back
upholstery.
4. Remove the lock device pin on the back canes to
allow the upholstery to be removed
5. Slide the NEW back upholstery along the back
canes until the mounting holes are seen through
the upholstery.
6. nsert the two (2) mounting screws and washers to
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secure the back upholstery to the back canes.
7. Slide the back cane and upholstery assembly
through the backpost angle bracket.
8. nsert the four (4) mounting screws, four (4)
spacers and four (4) nuts to connect the back cane
to the side frame.
9. Use two (2) cable ties to attach the back upholstery
to the backpost angle bracket.
A justing Back Cane Angle
1. Remove the cap screw, locknut and washers that
secure the slotted portion of the backpost angle
bracket to the lower frame.
2. Firmly hold the back cane assembly and adjust the
position of the back cane as desired.
3. Place back the cap screws, locknut and washers to
hold the backpost angle bracket in place.
4. Take note of the slot position of the backpost angle
bracket.
5. Repeat this procedure with the other backpost
angle bracket and back cane.
Figure 9
5 REAR WHEELS
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5 Rear Wheels
Installing an Removing The Rear Wheels[Figure 10Figure 11]
WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service and BEFORE
use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened
securely – otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Removing/Installing The Rear Wheels
WARNING
f changing the size of the rear wheel or a change in the
seat-to-floor height is desired, this procedure MUST be
performed by a qualified technician.
1. Push in the detent pin of the quick-release axle
(with wheel) and pull the axle out through the
opening in the center of the rear wheel and axle
spacer.
2. Push in the detent pin of the quick-release axle
again and pull the axle out of the rear wheel.
3. To reinstall the rear wheel onto the wheelchair,
reverse steps 1 to 2.
Figure 10

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4. Repeat this procedure for the other rear wheel
assembly if required.
5. f using the Push-to-Lock or Pull-to-Lock
mechanism ensure the wheel locks properly. See
the section ADJUST NG THE WHEEL LOCKS.
WARNING
Make sure the detent pin and locking pins of the quick-
release axle are fully released BEFORE operating the
wheelchair.
The locking pins MUST be protruding past the inside of
the rear wheel axle bushing for a positive lock.
Keep locking pins clean.
Future Mobility Healthcare nc. recommends inserting
quick-release axles with the detent pin to the inside of the
wheelchair to prevent accidental release during contact
activities.
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6 WHEEL LOCKS
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6 Wheel Locks
Using the wheel locks [Figure 12, Figure 13]
WARNING
DO NOT attempt to stop a moving wheelchair with the
wheel locks. WHEEL LOCKS ARE NOT BRAKES –
otherwise injury or damage may occur.
1. Ensure the wheelchair is not moving before
engaging the wheel locks.
2. Perform one (1) of the following:
a. Push-to-Lock – to engage, push the wheel
lock handle forward
b. Pull-to-Lock – to engage, pull the wheel
lock handle backward
3. Disengage the wheel locks by reversing STEP 2.
A justing The Patient Operate Wheel Locks
1. Disengage the wheel locks.
2. CLAMP-ON Wheel Locks – loosen the two (2)
socket screws shown in the above figure that
secure the wheel lock to the wheelchair frame.
3. Reposition the wheel lock so that when engaged,
Figure 12

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the wheel lock brake shoe embeds the tire 1/8”
(3/16” for pneumatic tires) and HOLDS the
occupied wheelchair in place when pushed.
4. Securely tighten the two (2) socket screws
securing the wheel lock to the wheelchair frame.
5. Engage the wheel lock.
6. Measure the distance the wheel lock is embedded
into the tire
7. Repeat STEPS 1 to 6 until the wheel lock brake
shoe embeds the tire and HOLDS the occupied
wheelchair in place when pushed.
8. Engage both wheel locks and ensure the occupied
wheelchair is held in place when pushed.
Figure 13
7 ANTI-TIPPERS
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7 Anti-tippers
Installing an a justing the anti-tippers [Figure 14, Figure 15]
WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service and BEFORE
use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened
securely – otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Installing/A justing The Anti-Tippers
WARNING
Anti-tippers are specific to the different seat-to floor
angles and/or seat-to-floor heights. Refer to the chart
in this section of the manual for correct usage and
adjustment. f these requirements CANNOT be
achieved, DO NOT us the wheelchair. Contact a
qualified technician. f changing the seat-to-floor height
with or without a change to seat-to-floor angle, the
correct anti-tippers MUST be used to maintain a 1 ½“to
2” ground clearance.
Seat-to-floor angle of 3 degrees to 6 degrees: if so
equipped, anti-tippers MUST be attached at all times.
Figure 14

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n as much as the anti-tippers are an option on this
wheelchair (you may order with or without the anti-
tippers), Future Mobility Healthcare nc. strongly
recommends ordering the anti-tippers as a safeguard
for the wheelchair user.
Anti-tippers MUST be fully engaged and snap buttons
fully protruding out of adjustment holes.
Ensure both anti-tippers are adjusted to the same
mounting hole.
Installing Anti-Tippers
1. Press the release button N and insert the anti-
tippers with the anti-tipper wheels pointing
toward the ground/floor into the rear frame
tubing until the bottom release button locks in
place.
2. Measure the distance between the bottom of
the anti-tipper wheels and the ground/floor.
3. f the distance between the bottom of the anti-
tipper wheels and the ground/floor is not 1 ½
“to 2”, adjust the anti-tippers. Refer to
ADJUST NG THE ANT -T PPERS in this
section of the manual.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 for other anti-tip assembly.
Figure 15
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5. Ensure the Slide tubes are ‘locked’ in place
with the release buttons so the wheelchair can
operate safely.
Note: A 1 ½ “ to 2” clearance between the bottom of
the anti-tipper wheels and the ground/floor
MUST be maintained at all times.
A justing The Anti-Tippers
1. Press the release button N on the anti-tip
assembly and adjust the anti-tip slide tube up
or down until a 1 ½“ to 2” clearance from the
ground is achieved.
2. Check to make sure that the release buttons
are fully engaged in the adjustment holes.

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8 Wheel chair Tilt
Tilting the super chair [Figure 16,Figure 17]
1. Use both hands and grasp the handle trigger
assemblies on the back canes.
2. Pull the handle with fingers and pull the back
canes backwards. One should notice the
upper frame front rotating upwards as well as
the pistons expanding.
3. When at desired angle, release fingers from
the handles. The upper frame should ‘lock’ into
place. The tilt range of the upper frame is
from 3° to 40°.
4. Ensure the wheelchair is stable enough at the
desired angle so its occupant cannot be
injured.
5. To return the chair to a lower angle, use both
hands and grasp the handle trigger assemblies
on the back cane.
6. Pull the handle with fingers and push the back
canes forwards. One should notice the upper
frame front rotating downwards as well as the
pistons contracting.
7. When at desired angle, release fingers from
the handles. The upper frame should ‘lock’ into
place.
Figure 16
Figure 17
9 FRONT CASTERS
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9 Front casters
Installing an replacing front casters an forks[Figure 18Figure 19Figure 20Figure 21Figure 22Table 1]
WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service and BEFORE
use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened
securely – otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Replacing/Installing Front Casters
Note: his procedure can be performed if replacing the
exact same size front caster.
1. Remove the nut, bolt and spacers which
secure the caster to the fork assembly.
2. Remove the front caster.
3. Slide in the new 4, 5, 7 or 8 inch front caster
into the space between the fork.
4. Tighten the nut, bolt and spacers to secure the
caster into place.
5. Repeat this procedure for the other front caster
wheel assembly if required.
6. To properly tighten caster journal system and
guard against flutter, perform the following
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check:
a. Tip back of wheelchair to floor
b. Pivot both forks and casters to top of
their arc simultaneously.
c. Let casters drop to bottom of arc
(wheels should swing once to one-side,
then immediately rest in a straight
downward position).
d. Adjust locknuts according to freedom
of caster swing.
7. Test wheelchair for maneuverability.
8. Re-adjust locknuts if necessary and repeat
STEPS 6 to 7 until correct.
9. Snap dust cover over the locknut and stem.
Replacing/Installing Front Forks
1. Remove the locknut that secures the fork to the
caster stem bolt.
2. Drop the front caster and fork assembly out of
the caster stem bolt leaving the fork stem still in
the angle adjustable caster housing assembly.
3. Follow REPLAC NG/ NSTALL NG FRONT
CASTERS guide in this section to remove the
front caster from the fork assembly.
4. Place the caster in the new fork and assemble
with the caster nut and bolt
Figure 19
Figure 20
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5. Secure the new fork and caster assembly in
place by using the locknut and caster stem
bolt.
6. Follow steps 5 to 9 of
REPLAC NG/ NSTALL NG FRONT CASTERS
guide to properly install the new fork assembly
and prevent fluttering.
Seat To Floor
1. Follow the values in the table below to achieve
the desired seat to floor height
2. Ensure that no weight is on the wheelchair
while performing the operations
3. Ensure after changing the seat to floor height
that the wheelchair is still operational and that
no wheel flutter or instability occurs.
4. For the 20”and 22” rear wheels there are three
holes in the axle plate along the same row.
The wheel should be inserted in the hole
furthest to the back of the chair for more
stability. f the user wants more
maneuverability then the wheel can be moved
to the hole closest to the front of the chair. The
chair should always be tested to ensure it is
operational and safe for the end user.
Figure 21
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STF REAR CASTER FORK FORK AXLE PLATE STF
FRONT (in) WHEEL (in) SIZE (in) SIZE HOLE HOLE REAR (in)
18.50 12 4 LG C
A
17.25
18.50 12 5 LG B
A
17.25
19.00 12 7 SML C
A
17.50
19.50 12 7 LG B
B
18.25
20.00 12 8 LG B
B
18.50
17.50 20 4 SML C
A
15.75
18.00 20 5 SML C
A
15.75
18.50 22 5 LG B
A
16.75
19.00 20 7 SML C
B
17.00
19.50 22 7 LG B
B
18.00
20.00 22 7 LG C
B
18.00
Table 1
10 TRANSPORT TIE DOWNS
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10 Transport Tie Downs
Securing the wheel chair to the vehicle[Figure 24Figure 25Figure 26Figure 27Figure 28Figure 23]
Transport Tie Down System is comprised of four factory installed transport brackets and a anchored pelvic seat
belt. The tie down system has been crash-tested in accordance with ANS /RESNA WC Vol. 1 Section 19 Frontal
mpact Test requirement with a 110 lbs. crash dummy. Only Available On Super Chair For Ki s By Orion.
Transport Tie Down Option Is Not Fiel Serviceable.
The Department of Transportation has not approved any tie down systems for transportation of a user in a moving
vehicle while he/she is in a wheelchair. Future Mobility Healthcare recommends that when feasible, wheelchair
occupants should transfer into the vehicle seat and use the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) vehicle-
installed restraint system.
Securing the Wheelchair to the Vehicle
1. The wheelchair must be in a forward position
while the motor vehicle is travelling.
2. t is recommended to have a clearance zone in
the front and back of the occupant. A back
clearance zone of 16” is recommended
measured from the back of the user’s head. A
front clearance zone of 26” measured from the
front of the user’s head is recommended when
both a pelvic and torso seat belt are used. A
front clearance zone of 37” measured from the
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front of the user’s head is recommended when a
pelvic belt is only used.
3. t is also recommended to have a seat height
clearance from the vehicle floor to the top of the
wheelchair occupant’s head. A clearance of 47”
is recommend for small adult females while a
clearance of 61” is recommended for tall adult
males.
Positioning Belts
1. The angle of the pelvic seat belt should be
between 45° to 75° to the horizontal if possible.
However an angle between 30° to 45° is also
acceptable. Steeper angles of the pelvic seat
belt increase postural support and reduce the
tendency of the occupant to slip underneath the
belt.
2. The pelvic seat belt should be placed across the
front of the pelvis.
3. The upper torso belt should be placed over the
shoulders.
4. The belts should not be placed over armrest,
wheels, etc. and not be twisted.
5. Adjust belts firmly as per the user’s comfort
level.
Figure 25
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Figure 27
Figure 28
Figure 23

11 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
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11 Cleaning Instructions
Seat and Back
• Remove the outer and inner cover if required and hand wa h with a mall amount of detergent
o Hang to dry, do not machine dry or wring out
• U e multipurpo e di infectant to pray eat, crub with oft bru h.
o Te t an incon picuou area fir t for colour-fa tne
• DO NOT USE HOT AIR FOR DRYING.
• DO NOT IMMERSE the cu hion or back foam in water or cleaning olution.
• Some colour leeching from the cover and dying the foam i normal and cannot be wa hed out
Frame, Armrest, Footrests and Other Components
• Spray the frame and component with multi-purpo e di infecting detergent, crub with soft bru h.
• Rin e well and dry with a oft cloth.
• DO NOT USE HOT AIR FOR DRYING.
By wiping down with a oft cloth after rin ing mildew buildup will be minimized.
IMPORTANT:
DO NOT USE ABRASI E POWDERS OR SCOURING PADS ON PAINTED SURFACES
DO NOT SUBMERGE CHAIR IN WATER
RINSE WITH A DAMP RAG AFTER CLEANING TO ENSURE THAT ANY SOAP RESIDUE IS REMO ED
DO NOT USE CLEANING PRODUCTS WITHOUT CONSULTING THE PRODUCTS’ INSTRUCTIONS AND TAKING APPROPRIATE
PRECAUTIONS FOR HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHEMICALS
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Thi warranty i extended only to the original purcha er/u er of our product .
Future Mobility Healthcare Inc. (“FMHI”). warrant it Super Chair for Kid wheelchair’ part and mi cellaneou
component for a period of one year from date of purcha e to be free from defect in material and workman hip. The
frame i warranted for the lifetime of the original purcha er/u er. The Super Chair Back i warranted for two (2) year and
the uphol tery for 90 day , upon normal u age by original purcha er. If within thi warranty period the product hall be
proven to be defective, uch product hall be repaired or replaced, at FMHI di cretion. FMHI’ ole obligation and your
exclu ive remedy under thi warranty hall be limited to the repair and/or replacement of the product or it part . Thi
warranty doe not include any labour or hipping charge incurred in replacement part in tallation or repair of any product.
For warranty ervice, plea e contact the dealer from whom you purcha ed your FMHI product. In the event you do not
receive ati factory warranty ervice, plea e write directly to FMHI. Provide the dealer' name, addre , model number,
date of purcha e and indicate the nature of the defect.
DO NOT return product to FMHI without our prior con ent. The defective unit or part mu t be returned for warranty
in pection within thirty (30) day of the return authorization date. (FMHI will i ue a return authorization number). Plea e
prepay all hipping charge ; C.O.D. hipment will be refu ed.
LIMITATIONS and EXCLUSIONS: Thi warranty hall not apply to problem ari ing from normal wear or failure to adhere to
the enclo ed in truction . Product ubjected to negligence, accident, improper u age, maintenance or torage; or product
modified without FMHI written con ent including, but not limited to: modification through the u e of any unauthorized
part or attachment ; product damaged by rea on or repair made to any component without the pecific con ent of
FMHI, or product repaired by anyone other than a FMHI dealer. Such evaluation hall be determined by FMHI.
The foregoing warranty i exclu ive and in lieu of all other expre ed warrantie . It hall not extend beyond the duration of
the expre ed warranty provided herein and the remedy for violation of any implied warranty hall be limited to repair or
replacement of the defective product pur uant to the term contained herein. FMHI hall not be liable for any
con equential or incidental damage what oever.

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