Otto Bock Dino 3 User manual

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Instructions for use (user) ..................................................................................... 3

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Foreword1 5..............................................................................................................................................................
Product description2 5............................................................................................................................................
Function2.1 5..............................................................................................................................................
Product overview2.2 6..................................................................................................................................
Self-propelled2.2.1 6.......................................................................................................................................
Transport chair2.2.2 7.....................................................................................................................................
Intended use3 7........................................................................................................................................................
Indications for use3.1 7................................................................................................................................
Indications3.2 8...........................................................................................................................................
Contraindications3.3 8.................................................................................................................................
Absolute Contraindications3.3.1 8....................................................................................................................
Relative Contraindications3.3.2 8.....................................................................................................................
Safety4 8....................................................................................................................................................................
Explanation of warning symbols4.1 8..............................................................................................................
Safety instructions for use4.2 8......................................................................................................................
Side effects4.3 13........................................................................................................................................
Further information4.4 13..............................................................................................................................
Nameplate and warning labels4.5 13..............................................................................................................
Signage on the product4.5.1 13.......................................................................................................................
Nameplate4.5.2 14..........................................................................................................................................
Warning labels4.5.3 14...................................................................................................................................
Delivery5 15...............................................................................................................................................................
Scope of delivery5.1 15................................................................................................................................
Standard equipment5.2 15............................................................................................................................
Options5.3 15.............................................................................................................................................
Storage5.4 15..............................................................................................................................................
Storage during daily use5.4.1 15......................................................................................................................
Storage during extended disuse5.4.2 15............................................................................................................
Preparing the product for use6 15.........................................................................................................................
Assembly6.1 15...........................................................................................................................................
Use7 16......................................................................................................................................................................
Instructions for use7.1 16..............................................................................................................................
Getting in and transferring7.2 17...................................................................................................................
Seat (option)7.3 18......................................................................................................................................
Using seating solutions7.3.1 18........................................................................................................................
Using interface adapters7.3.2 19......................................................................................................................
Adjusting the seat angle7.3.3 19.......................................................................................................................
Adjusting the back support angle7.3.4 20..........................................................................................................
Adjustment with threaded bar7.3.4.1 20...............................................................................................................
Adjustment with release lever (option)7.3.4.2 20....................................................................................................
Removing/attaching the seating shell/seating solution7.3.5 21..............................................................................
Seating solutions with parallel adapter7.3.5.1 21...................................................................................................
Seating solutions with trapezoid adapter7.3.5.2 22................................................................................................
Using the back support guide for seating shells (option)7.3.6 22..........................................................................
Wheels7.4 23..............................................................................................................................................
Removing/installing the rear wheels/drive wheels7.4.1 23....................................................................................
Spoke protectors (option)7.4.2 24....................................................................................................................
Caster wheels and caster forks7.4.3 24.............................................................................................................
Approach in case of stiffness7.4.3.1 24................................................................................................................
Wheel locks7.5 25.......................................................................................................................................
Using the drum brake as a wheel lock7.5.1 25....................................................................................................
Using the knee lever wheel lock for parking (option)7.5.2 25................................................................................
Readjusting the knee lever wheel lock7.5.3 27....................................................................................................
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Legrests7.6 27............................................................................................................................................
Removing/installing the leg supports7.6.1 28.....................................................................................................
Folding up the foot plates7.6.2 29.....................................................................................................................
Adjusting the foot plate angle7.6.3 29................................................................................................................
Adjusting the knee angle of the leg support7.6.4 29............................................................................................
Removing and fastening the calf strap7.6.5 30...................................................................................................
Push handles/push bar7.7 30........................................................................................................................
Adjusting the push handles7.7.1 30..................................................................................................................
Adjusting the push bar with ratchet joints (option)7.7.2 31...................................................................................
Side panels (option)7.8 31............................................................................................................................
Anti-tipper (option)7.9 32..............................................................................................................................
Activating and deactivating the anti-tipper7.9.1 32..............................................................................................
Tip-assist (option)7.10 32...............................................................................................................................
Tray (option)7.11 33.......................................................................................................................................
Adapter for stairclimber (option)7.12 34............................................................................................................
Additional options7.13 34...............................................................................................................................
Disassembly and transport7.14 34...................................................................................................................
Use in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility7.15 35..................................................................
Required accessories7.15.1 36..........................................................................................................................
Using the product in a vehicle7.15.2 36...............................................................................................................
Restrictions for use7.15.3 38.............................................................................................................................
Care7.16 38..................................................................................................................................................
Cleaning7.16.1 38............................................................................................................................................
Disinfection7.16.2 38........................................................................................................................................
Maintenance and repair8 39...................................................................................................................................
Maintenance8.1 39.......................................................................................................................................
Maintenance intervals8.1.1 39..........................................................................................................................
Maintenance tasks8.1.2 40..............................................................................................................................
Repair8.2 40...............................................................................................................................................
Inner tube, rim tape and tyre replacement8.2.1 41..............................................................................................
Special features for wheels with PU tyres8.2.2 42...............................................................................................
Disposal9 42.............................................................................................................................................................
Disposal information9.1 42............................................................................................................................
Legal information10 42..............................................................................................................................................
Liability10.1 42..............................................................................................................................................
Warranty10.2 42............................................................................................................................................
Service life10.3 42.........................................................................................................................................
Technical data11 43...................................................................................................................................................
Appendices12 44........................................................................................................................................................
Threshold values for wheelchairs transportable by train12.1 44...........................................................................
Required tools12.2 45....................................................................................................................................
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1 Foreword
INFORMATION
Date of last update: 2020-04-06
►Please read this document carefully before using the product and observe the safety notices.
►Obtain instruction from the qualified personnel in the safe use of the product.
►Please contact the qualified personnel if you have questions about the product or in case of problems.
►Report each serious incident in connection with the product, in particular a worsening of the state of health, to
the manufacturer and to the relevant authority in your country.
►Please keep this document for your records.
INFORMATION
►New information regarding product safety and product recalls as well as the declaration of conformity can be
obtained at [email protected] or from the manufacturer’s service department (see inside or outside of back
cover for addresses).
►You can request this document as a PDF file at [email protected] or from the manufacturer’s service depart
ment (see inside or outside of back cover for addresses). The PDF file can also be displayed in a larger size.
You have received a product that is very versatile for everyday use at home and outdoors.
In order to exclude injuries of any type, familiarise yourself with the handling, functions and intended use of the
product before using it. These instructions for use provide you with the related necessary information.
Please note the following in particular:
• All users and/or their attendants must be trained by qualified personnel in the use of the product. In particular,
users and/or attendants must be informed of the residual risks with the aid of the safety notices in the instruc
tions for use (user).
• The product was adapted to the needs of the user. Subsequent changes may be made only by qualified per
sonnel. We recommend checking the product settings onceper year to ensure optimal treatment over the long
term. Especially for users with a changing anatomy (forexample body dimensions, weight), an adjustment at
least onceevery six months is recommended.
• Your product may differ from the models shown. In particular, not all the options described in these instruc
tions for use will be installed on your product.
• The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical changes to the model described in these instructions for
use.
2 Product description
2.1 Function
The product is intended exclusively for holding modular orthopaedic seating solutions to transport one person on
the seat.
The product can be used on solid ground both indoors and outdoors.
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2.2 Product overview
2.2.1 Self-propelled
1
1 Release lever/Bowden cable for back support
angle (optional)
12 Anti-tipper (activated, optional)
2 Back support frame 13 Drive wheel with handrim
3 Seat frame/seat bars 14 Quick-release axle
4 Seating shell interface (optional) 15 Gas compression spring/locking mechanism
for seat tilt
5 Interface adapter 16 Back support angle adjustment
6 Pivot point for seat tilt 17 Clamping lever (push bar height adjustment)
7 Knee lever wheel lock (optional) 18 Clamping lever (push bar angle adjustment,
optional)
8 Leg support (optional) 19 Release lever/Bowden cable for seat tilt
9 Main frame 20 Brake lever/Bowden cable for drum brake
10 Caster fork 21 Push bar
11 Caster wheel
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2.2.2 Transport chair
2
1 Push handles 10 Rear wheel
2 Release lever/Bowden cable for seat tilt 11 Caster wheel
3 Brake lever/Bowden cable for drum brake 12 Caster fork
4 Clamping lever (push handle height adjust
ment)
13 Main frame
5 Back support frame 14 Leg support (optional)
6 Back support angle adjustment 15 Pivot point for seat tilt
7 Seat frame/seat bars 16 Adapter seat tilt -5° (optional)
8 Gas compression spring/locking mechanism
for seat tilt
17 Interface adapter
9 Tip-assist (optional)
3 Intended use
The safe use of the product can only be ensured in case of intended use in accordance with the information con
tained in these instructions for use. The user is ultimately responsible for accident-free operation.
3.1 Indications for use
The product is intended for everyday indoor and outdoor use, by an attendant, of people with temporary or perman
ent limitations of the ability to walk, inability to walk or difficulty standing up.
Special feature for versions with 22"/24" drive wheels: The product can be operated independently by the
user.
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The product is suitable for users with intact skin whose anatomy (suchas body dimensions and weight) permits the
intended use of the product. It is operated by an attendant.
The product may only be used with the options that are listed on the product order form. Ottobock assumes no
liability for combinations with medical devices and/or accessories from other manufacturers outside the modular
system.
Combinations based on a combination agreement that have been evaluated for effectiveness and safety are an
exception to this.
3.2 Indications
• Minor to pronounced or complete restrictions of mobility
3.3 Contraindications
3.3.1 Absolute Contraindications
• None known
3.3.2 Relative Contraindications
• Failure to meet physical or mental requirements
4 Safety
INFORMATION
All safety instructions in this document apply to the user and/or the attendant.
The attendant must be physically and mentally able to operate the product and understand the instructions for
use.
4.1 Explanation of warning symbols
WARNING Warning regarding possible serious risks of accident or injury.
CAUTION Warning regarding possible risks of accident or injury.
NOTICE Warning regarding possible technical damage.
4.2 Safety instructions for use
Hazards during preparation for use
WARNING
Independent modification of settings
Serious injuries to the user due to improper changes to the product
►Do not modify the settings established by the qualified personnel. Only the settings described in the section
“Use” in these instructions for use may be adjusted independently.
►In case of problems with the settings, please contact the qualified personnel who adjusted your product.
WARNING
Improper handling of packaging materials
Risk of suffocation due to neglect of the duty to supervise
►Packaging materials must be kept out of the reach of children.
WARNING
Settings outside the safety limits
Tipping over, falling due to adjustment errors because of failure to observe the physical/psychological require
ments of the user
►In certain versions and with certain settings, the product tends to tip backwards due to its design. This is an
intentional feature designed to enable users with the corresponding physical prerequisites to manoeuvre
quickly and nimbly.
►Users with the necessary physical and psychological preconditions can be supplied with such versions/set
tings. If the physical/psychological preconditions change, the product may no longer be used with these set
tings. Inform the responsible qualified personnel immediately in this case.
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INFORMATION
While installing add-on drives on the product is generally not permitted, it can be reviewed by our Custom Fabric
ation department on request.
Risk of hand injuries
CAUTION
Pinching on components
Crushing and pinching of fingers due to lack of caution in danger areas
►When using the seat tilt feature, do not reach between the seat bar and frame.
►Do not reach between the drive wheel and wheel lock.
►Do not reach into the spokes of the rotating wheels.
►Do not reach between the seating shell interface and interface adapter of the mobility base for seating shells.
Only grip by the specified components when detaching or mounting a seating unit.
►Do not reach between the moving frame components when adjusting the back angle.
►Avoid pinching when moving/locking the legrests.
►Avoid pinching on the armrests, clothing protector or frame components.
►Do not reach into openings on frame components.
CAUTION
Heat development when braking with handrims (22"/24" drive wheels)
Burns due to insufficient hand protection
►Wear wheelchair gloves when travelling at high speeds.
Hazards while driving
WARNING
Decreased ground clearance with long lower leg lengths and low seat height
Tipping over, falling due to getting caught on obstacles
►Please note that the ground clearance could fall below the required minimum of 40mm depending on the
selected settings for the lower leg length and the front seat height.
►Adjust your driving to the reduced ground clearance and exercise particular caution with obstacles on the
ground e.g.steps, curbs and thresholds.
WARNING
Unsupervised parking
Falling out, falling of the user due to neglect of the duty to supervise
►Never leave the user unattended, not even when the positioning belts or safety belts are secured and the
wheel locks are activated.
WARNING
Impermissible use
Tipping over, rolling over of the user due to failure to observe specifications
►Using the rehab buggy beyond normal conditions can be dangerous.
►Please note that this product is not suitable for jogging, running, skating, etc.
►Do not exceed the max. load capacity (see Page43).
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CAUTION
Improper use of the wheel lock
Falls due to abrupt braking, rolling away of the product, crushing of hands
►Do not use the wheel lock (knee lever wheel lock) as a driving brake.
►Always engage the wheel lock on both sides.
►Engage the wheel lock to prevent the product from moving when it is parked on uneven ground or during
transfers (e.g.into a car).
►Do not reach between the rear wheel/drive wheel and wheel lock.
►Ensure that the wheel lock is properly adjusted (approx. 5mm gap to the tyres, technical changes reserved).
►Maintain sufficient air pressure in pneumatic tyres.
CAUTION
Lack of driving experience
Tipping over, falling due to errors in handling the product
►Practise on level, open ground first.
►Learn with the support of an assistant how the product reacts to changes in centre of gravity, e.g.downward
or upward slopes, inclines or when overcoming obstacles.
►Always activate the anti-tipper (except when crossing obstacles).
CAUTION
Incorrect centre of gravity
Tipping over, overturning due to incorrect centre of gravity
►When reaching for objects, the user must not lean too far out of the seat.
►Put the seat tilt into the neutral position (0°-5°) before negotiating slopes and obstacles on slopes or ramps.
►Always provide support to the rear when negotiating slopes and obstacles on slopes or ramps.
►Do not move the product with a negative seat angle setting (seat tilted forward).
►Never park the product on slopes with the user in the seat.
CAUTION
Risky operation
Falling, tipping over backwards due to approaching obstacles incorrectly
►Push slowly when crossing obstacles (e.g. steps, curbs) and negotiating uphill or downhill slopes and
inclines.
►Never cross obstacles at an angle. Always approach obstacles head on (at an angle of 90°).
►Raise the front wheels before crossing obstacles.
►Avoid collisions with obstacles and dropping off curbs/ledges.
►Avoid riding cross-country.
CAUTION
Lack of tipping resistance on public transport
Tipping over, user falls, damage to the product due to incorrect positioning
►When using public transit, always observe the currently applicable legal requirements and the safety notices
of the public transit operator.
►Use the permanently installed seats in the vehicle. If you depend on using your wheelchair as a seat, please
use the designated wheelchair spaces and safety securing equipment provided. Always ensure that you are
held in place securely.
CAUTION
Incorrect handling at level crossings
User may fall or tip over due to driving error
►Only cross railway systems and railway tracks in the designated areas.
►Negotiate level crossings so the caster wheels of the product cannot get caught in the gap between the rail
and the road surface.
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CAUTION
Driving in the dark
Risk of collisions with other traffic participants due to lack of lighting
►Wear bright clothing or clothing with reflectors.
►Install active lighting on your product.
►Ensure that the reflectors on the product are clearly visible.
Hazards when overcoming obstacles
WARNING
Negotiating stairs and obstacles
Tipping over, falling of the user due to failure to observe transportation instructions
►Only negotiate stairs and obstacles with the help of additional attendants.
►Use available equipment (e.g.ramps or lifts).
►If such equipment is not available, seek assistance when carrying over stairs and obstacles.
►Never use escalators with a user in the product.
WARNING
Driving on slopes, over obstacles
Falling, tipping over due to user error
►Only cross obstacles or negotiate ascents or descents that are within the permitted maximums. For more
information, see the section "Technical data" (see Page43).
►Do not cross over any obstacles while ascending or descending inclines.
►Before negotiating slopes or crossing obstacles, the seat tilt must be lowered (horizontal neutral position of
the seat). It is advisable to slightly tilt the seat to the rear when driving downhill.
►Only negotiate slopes where the holding forces remain manageable.
►Approach obstacles at right angles and drive over them at one go.
►When tipping on the rear wheels / drive wheels, always secure the user towards the rear.
►Avoid getting into or out of the product on inclines and slopes.
►Do not drive on stairs.
WARNING
Improper lifting by attendants
Tipping over, falling of the user due to lifting by removable components
►Only lift the product by firmly mounted components (e.g. main frame, push handles).
►Be sure that the clamping levers of the height-adjustable push handles are firmly tightened.
WARNING
Incorrect use of the anti-tipper by the attendant
Tipping over, falling of the user due to improper operation of a safety device
►Only deactivate the anti-tipper before negotiating high curbs or steps so that it cannot strike the obstacle,
since this could damage it. Activate the anti-tipper again afterwards.
►The anti-tipper has to engage audibly prior to use. Verify a firm fit.
►If you believe the anti-tipper needs to be adjusted, please contact the qualified personnel that adapted the
product.
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Hazards due to incorrect air pressure and defective tyres
CAUTION
Incorrect air pressure
Uncontrolled driving characteristics, falling, tyre rupture due to incorrect inflation
►Maintain sufficient air pressure in pneumatic tyres. Do not exceed the permitted specifications when filling the
tyres (see Page43).
►Do not use the product with over/under-inflated or unequally inflated tyres.
►Note that a single tyre with low air pressure can lead to uncontrolled driving characteristics.
►Note that low pressure of the rear wheels / drive wheels can reduce the braking force of the knee lever wheel
lock.
CAUTION
Defective tyres
Accidents/falls due to poor traction, reduced braking force or lack of manoeuvrability
►Ensure that the tyres have sufficient tread depth.
►Ensure that the knee lever wheel lock is properly adjusted (approx. 5mm gap to the tyre, technical changes
reserved).
Hazard in case of broken skin
CAUTION
Skin damage
Skin damage or pressure points due to overloading
►Check your skin for intactness before and during use of the product.
►Pay attention to diligent skin care and pressure redistribution during interruptions in using the product.
►If skin damage or other problems occur during use, stop using the product. Consult the qualified personnel.
Hazards due to fire, heat and cold
CAUTION
Extreme temperatures
Hypothermia or burns due to contact with components, failure of components
►Do not expose the product to any extreme temperatures (e.g.direct sunlight, sauna, extreme cold).
►Do not leave the product in the immediate vicinity of heaters.
Hazards due to improper use of the product
WARNING
Overloading
Severe injuries if the product tips over due to overloading, damage to the product
►Do not exceed the maximum load capacity (see the nameplate and section "Technical data").
►Please note that certain accessories and add-on components will reduce the remaining load capacity.
WARNING
Exceeding the service life
Serious injuries due to failure to observe the manufacturer’s requirements
►Using the product beyond the specified expected service life leads to increased residual risk.
►Observe the specified service life.
CAUTION
Use of the product during diagnostic examinations and therapeutic treatment
Impairment of the examination results or the effectiveness of treatment due to interactions of the product with
devices that are used
►Make sure that examinations and treatments are carried out exclusively under the prescribed conditions.
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CAUTION
Uncontrolled driving behaviour, unexpected sounds or odours
Falling, tipping, collision with persons or nearby objects due to defects
►If any faults, defects or other hazards that can lead to personal injury are detected, the product must be taken
out of service immediately. This includes uncontrolled movements as well as sounds that are unexpected or
previously not noted or odours that deviate significantly from the state of the product at the time of delivery.
►Contact the qualified personnel.
NOTICE
Use under incorrect environmental conditions
Damage to product due to corrosion or abrasion
►Do not use the product in salt water.
►Make sure that the wheel bearings are not damaged by sand or other particles.
NOTICE
Wear of seat cushions, padding and upholstery
Loss of functionality due to prohibited continued use
►Have the seat cushions, padding and upholstery replaced promptly in case of damage.
4.3 Side effects
The following side effects may occur during use of the product:
• Neck, muscle and joint pain
• Circulatory disorders, risk of pressure sores
Contact a doctor or therapist in case of problems.
4.4 Further information
INFORMATION
Even in the event of compliance with all applicable guidelines and standards, alarm systems (e.g. in department
stores) may respond to your product. Should this happen, remove your product from the area where the alarm
was triggered.
INFORMATION
The serial number required for enquiries and orders can be found on the nameplate. For explanations of the
nameplate, see the section "Nameplate" (see Page14).
4.5 Nameplate and warning labels
4.5.1 Signage on the product
The warning signs and nameplates are attached to the product at the following mounting points:
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1 Nameplate
4.5.2 Nameplate
The nameplates are found under the seat on the front cross tube of the main frame.
Label Meaning
AManufacturer’s product name
BCE marking
CMaximum load (see section “Technical data”)
DManufacturer information/address
ESerial number1)
FManufacturing date2)
GSymbol for medical device
HWARNING! Read the instructions for use before using the
product. Observe important safety-related information
(e.g.warnings, precautions).
IManufacturer’s reference number for the product variant
JSerial number (PI)3),1)
KGlobal Trade Item Number (DI)4)
1)YYYY = year of manufacture; WW = week of manufacture; PP = production site; XXXX = sequential production
number
2)YYYY = year of manufacture; MM = month of manufacture; DD = day of manufacture
3)UDI-PI to GS1 standard; UDI = Unique Device Identifier, PI = Product Identifier
4)UDI-DI to GS1 standard; UDI = Unique Device Identifier, DI = Device Identifier
4.5.3 Warning labels
Label Meaning
(Only in case of installation of ISO sets according to ISO
7176-19)
Fixation point/eyebolt to attach the product in vehicles for trans
porting persons with reduced mobility
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5 Delivery
5.1 Scope of delivery
The product is generally delivered fully assembled and with the drive wheels removed.
The scope of delivery includes:
• Preassembled mobility base for seating shells
• 2 rear wheels / drive wheels (screwed or plug-on)
• Instructions for use (user)
• Instructions for use for accessories (depending on equipment)
The seating shell/seating solution is adapted to the mobility base for seating shells on site by the qualified person
nel.
5.2 Standard equipment
Standard equipment includes:
• Base frame with folding back support and abduction
• Seat inclination adjustment from -5° to +30° operated by gas compression spring
• Back support angle adjustment from +80° to +120°
• Push handles
• Interface adapter
• Drive wheels including drum brake for attendant
• Caster wheels
5.3 Options
The basic equipment may have been adapted to the needs of the user by adding options. For use of these options:
see Page16ff.
5.4 Storage
5.4.1 Storage during daily use
The product should always be stored so it is protected against external influences.
5.4.2 Storage during extended disuse
The product must be stored in a dry place. Specific information for extended storage: see Page43.
It is not necessary to disassemble the product.
Maintain sufficient clearance from sources of heat. If the product is parked for an extended period of time or the
tyres overheat (e.g.in the vicinity of radiators or in case of exposure to strong sunlight behind glass), the tyres may
become permanently deformed.
During extended storage, the knee lever wheel lock on products with PU tyres (=tubeless tyres) must be released
since tyre deformation may otherwise result.
6 Preparing the product for use
6.1 Assembly
WARNING
Improper adaptation of seating solutions from other manufacturers
Falling, tipping over, serious injuries due to incorrect installation
►The safe adaptation of the seating solution from another manufacturer is the sole responsibility of the qualified
personnel providing the fitting. The qualified personnel must complete these tasks according to the
manufacturer’s specifications.
►Have yourself instructed in the safe adaptation of the seating solution from another manufacturer.
►Ottobock assumes no liability in case of problems with seating solutions from other manufacturers.
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WARNING
Failure to verify readiness of use prior to putting into operation
Falling, tipping over, serious injuries due to incorrect adjustment or installation
►Before you start using the product for the first time, check the chosen product settings with the support of
qualified personnel.
►After every assembly of drive wheels with a quick-release axle, check that they are properly mounted. The
quick-release axles must be firmly locked in the drive wheel attachment.
►Check the seating position centre of gravity. It must be set so that activating the seat tilt release lever allows
the seat to be adjusted easily. Contact the qualified personnel if necessary.
→Centre of gravity too far forward: The user could tip forward when the seat is tilted.
→Centre of gravity too far back: The user could tip backwards when the seat is tilted.
►In particular, verify tip resistance, easy operation of the wheels and correct brake functionality.
►For pneumatic tyres: Check the tyre pressure. For correct air pressure: see Page43 ff. Ensure that the pres
sure is the same in both tyres.
►Verify that the knee lever wheel lock settings are correct (approx. 5 mm gap to the tyre, technical changes
reserved).
INFORMATION
On the topic of disassembly/transport: see Page34.
A few simple steps are sufficient to prepare the product for use:
1) If present: Remove the transport locks and packaging material.
INFORMATION: Save the packaging in case transportation is subsequently required.
2) For plug-on drive wheels: Attach the wheels to the drive wheel attachment device (see fig.4).
The quick-release axles must not be removable after releasing the push-button.
3) Attaching the seating shell/seating solution:
→Ottobock Shape seating solution: Mounted prior to delivery by the qualified personnel that adapted the
mobility base for seating shells.
→Seating solutions from other manufacturers: Mounted according to the individual specifications of the
qualified personnel.
→Further information on attaching seating solutions with a parallel adapter/trapezoid adapter: Section
“Removing/attaching the seating shell/seating solution (see Page21)
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7 Use
7.1 Instructions for use
• Attaching loads (e.g.backpacks) can adversely affect stability. Therefore, suspending additional loads on the
product is not permitted.
• The recommended overall width for manual wheelchairs or comparable products in an operational state is
700mm. This specification should ensure unhindered use of escape routes,for example. Please note that the
product dimensions can exceed the recommended value in versions with very large seat widths (for more
information see see Page43 ff.).
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• The products in this series generally meet the minimum technical requirements for wheelchairs transportable
by train. However, please note that it is possible that not every individual product will fulfil the minimum require
ments due to the variation in designs (please see see Page44 for further details).
7.2 Getting in and transferring
WARNING
Neglecting the duty to supervise
Falling, falling out of the user due to unsupervised parking
►Never leave the user unattended, not even when the safety belts are secured and the wheel locks are activ
ated.
CAUTION
Lack of experience with getting in
Tipping over, falling out of the product due to user error
►Always practise getting into the product and transfers by the user in the presence of an additional helper.
►Always secure the product for getting in and transfers by activating the wheel lock.
CAUTION
Incorrect handling when getting in
Tipping over, falling due to incorrect handling
►Activate the wheel lock each time before you get into, out of, or transfer to or from the product.
►Fold up the footplates before getting in.
►Never step on the footplates when getting in and out.
►Do not support yourself on the wheel lock when getting in/out.
CAUTION
Incorrect caster wheel position when leaning forward in the product
Tipping over, falling due to incorrect caster wheel positioning
►Prior to activities that require bending forward in the product (e.g.getting in, tying shoes), maximise the sta
bility of the product.
►In order to do so, push the product backwards until the caster wheels turn forward.
CAUTION
Overloading
Severe injuries if the wheelchair tips over due to overloading, damage to the product
►Do not exceed the max. load capacity (see Page43).
►Do not attach additional objects to the frame, cross tubes or seat.
Getting in/transferring into the mobility base for seating shells with seating shell/seating solution is described
below.
The mobility base for seating shells is designed for people who normally cannot get into it by themselves. Getting
in/transferring is therefore described with the support of an attendant.
1) Bring the mobility base for seating shells with seating shell/seating solution as close as possible to the
chair/bed.
2) Engage the wheel locks (knee lever wheel locks or drum brakes) on both sides of the mobility base for seating
shells (see fig.5, see fig.24; see Page25).
3) Optional: Fold up the foot plates and swing them away if necessary (see fig.7, see fig.8; see Page27).
4) Bring the seat into a horizontal position (see Page19).
5) Carry out the transfer into the mobility base for seating shells with seating shell/seating solution from the front:
→INFORMATION: Find the most suitable method by practising with the user. Use a transfer aid (lift
er, transfer board) if possible.
→If the user does not meet the physical prerequisites due to their disability, support should be provided by
an attendant.
→After gripping frame components or the arm support, the user may be able to pull him or herself onto the
seat independently or support the transfer.
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6) Optional: Fold the foot plates down, position the feet on the foot plates and secure them if necessary.
7) Release the wheel locks (knee lever wheel locks) or drum brakes.
→The mobility base for seating shells with seating shell/seating solution can now be used.
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7.3 Seat (option)
WARNING
Prohibited transportation with activated back support angle adjustment/seat tilt
Loss of safe restraint in the product due to user error
►Ensure that the passenger is sitting upright during transportation.
►Move the back support to the upright position and the seat tilt to the horizontal neutral position (0°) prior to
travel.
►Check the locking mechanism on both sides.
WARNING
Improper handling of ignition sources
Risk of severe burns due to seat cushions, padding and upholstery catching on fire
►The seat cushions, padding and covers fulfil the normative requirements for flame resistance. However, they
may still ignite if fire is handled improperly or negligently.
►Keep away from all ignition sources, especially lit cigarettes and open flames.
7.3.1 Using seating solutions
The product can be equipped with various seating solutions:
• Ottobock Shape: seating shell with seat adapted to the body
• Seating solutions from various manufacturers or custom fabrications
All seat settings have already been adapted to the needs of the user by the qualified personnel when the product
was delivered.
When the product is handed over to the user, the qualified personnel instructs the user in the use of the chosen
seating solution.
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7.3.2 Using interface adapters
The product may have been fitted with one of the following interface adapters for attaching a seating solution:
• Trapezoid adapter/R82 (see fig.9)
• Parallel adapter (see fig.10)
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7.3.3 Adjusting the seat angle
CAUTION
Incorrect handling of the seat tilt (seat inclination)
Tipping over, falling out of the seating shell/seat due to errors in handling the product
►First practise operating the seat tilt without the user sitting in the seat.
►Only operate the seat tilt on a level, firm surface.
►Always activate the anti-tipper before operating the seat tilt.
►Before negotiating slopes or crossing obstacles, the seat tilt must be lowered (horizontal neutral position of
the seat). It is advisable to incline the seat tilt slightly to the rear when driving downhill.
►Drive only on slopes where the holding forces remain manageable.
►Never use the release lever to operate the seat tilt in an uncontrolled manner.
►When activating the release lever, always secure the user against falling out to the front or rear. To do so,
hold on tight to the push handle.
►Do not reach into the adjustment mechanism when using the seat tilt.
►Avoid getting caught in the Bowden cable.
The seat can be adjusted continuously up to an angle of 5° to the front and 30° to the rear (see fig.11):
1) Hold the push handles/push bar firmly.
2) Activate and hold the release lever (see fig.12, item1).
→The locking mechanism is released.
3) Bring the seat to the desired angle by moving the push handles/push bar (see fig.11).
4) Let go of the release lever.
→The seat is secured at the desired angle.
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7.3.4 Adjusting the back support angle
CAUTION
Change in centre of gravity following back angle adjustment
Tipping over, falling out of the user due to user error
►Always activate the anti-tipper with a back angle greater than 0°.
►After each modification of the back angle, check the tilt stability. To do so, hold the product with both hands
by the push handle/push bar.
CAUTION
Pinching on components
Crushing and pinching of fingers due to lack of caution in danger areas
►Do not reach between the moving frame components when adjusting the back angle.
The angle between the seat and back support frame is continuously variable in the range of 80°–120° (see fig.14):
7.3.4.1 Adjustment with threaded bar
1) Activate the wheel locks on both sides of the mobility base for seating shells (see Page25).
2) Push the lock lever on the rear cross tube of the seat frame (see fig.13, item1).
3) Remove the threaded bar from the fixture (see fig.13, item2).
4) Turn the handle on the threaded bar up/down until the desired back support angle is reached (see fig.13,
item3).
→Turning the handle up increases the angle.
→Turning the handle down decreases the angle.
5) Engage the threaded bar in the fixture on the rear cross tube (see fig.13, item2).
→The back support frame is secured at the desired angle.
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7.3.4.2 Adjustment with release lever (option)
1) Hold the push handles/push bar firmly.
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