progeo DUKE User manual

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GENERAL WARNINGS
ANY ADJUSTMENT CAN BE CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY BY QUALIFIED
AND AUTHORIZED BY REHATEAM® PERSONNEL.
It is forbidden to carry out any modifications, even when possible, to the original
design.
Any adjustments and/or any modification that is carried out by non-authorized
personnel will immediately void the warranty on the product and it relieves
RehaTEAM® from any responsibility on any malfunctioning and/or damage due
to such adjustments/modifications.
Always contact RehaTEAM® and its technicians for any non-standard
requirements or modifications to allow them to evaluate such modifications and
verify that they will not compromise the normal and safe use of the wheelchair.
Any modification of the original parameters and set up could seriously
compromise the safe operation of the wheelchair causing damage to both the
user and the wheelchair itself.
After every adjustment made to the wheelchair, check carefully that all parts are
correctly fixed. Check that all screws and nuts are tightened and that all moving
parts are functioning correctly.
After any adjustment, always test the wheelchair before giving the product to
user and/or his/her attendant.
RehaTEAM® disclaims any responsibility for damage to the product or the peo-
ple due to any modification that is not properly performed or that, in any case,
does not guarantee safety to the user.

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04 FRONT HEIGHT 1 Caster on fork
05 FORK ANGLE 2 Fork support V-Design
06 DIRECTIONALITY
08 REAR HEIGHT Standard rear unit
09 SETTING (point of balance)
10 CAMBER AND CONVERGENCY
12 BRAKE
13 BRAKE SPACING
14 FIXED SIDE GUARD
18 REMOVABLE SIDE GUARD
20 FOOTPLATE DISTANCE
21 TUBULAR ALUMINIUM FOOTPLATE
22 ALUMINIUM FOOTPLATE WITH CURVED TUBES
23 ALUMINIUM FLIP-BACK FOOTPLATE
24 CARBON FIBRE FOOTPLATE
25 “U” TUBE ALUMINIUM FOOTPLATE
26 BACKREST HEIGHT Aluminium or titanium backrest
27 BACKREST HEIGHT Carbon fibre backrest
28 BACKREST ANGLE
29 BACKREST POSITIONING
31 SEAT WIDTH ENLARGEMENT
32 QUICK RELEASE AXLE (rear wheel)
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FRONT HEIGHT
caster on fork
The entity of the adjustment obviously depends on the caster and fork’s sizes.
Screw off the bolt Vwhile holding the other.
Remove the axle P.
Position the caster to another hole, insert the axle and fix the bolt Vholding the one
on the other side.
Pay attention to the spacers between caster and fork.
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V
V
P
It is advisable to spread a
drop of mild lock thread
glue on the bolts V.
Fork
height
Holes intervals –12,7 mm
Sport –2 holes –h. 88
Piccola –3 holes–h. 112

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It is advisable to pread a
drop of mild lock thread
glue on all grab screws G.
WORK ON A FLAT AND EVEN SURFACE
Whenever the seat height is changed or as periodic maintenance, check the fork angle and, if necessary, adjust it in order to have the fork
axis perpendicular to the ground.
The adjustment is possible by means of the four grab screws G1, G2 and G3 that make the axle Pturn on the fulcrum F.
P
To turn the fork
backward
Loosen G2.
Screw G1 and G3
Perpendicularity
You can check the perpendicu-
larity with the help of a square
(or similar) vertically aligned to
the caster turned 90° with re-
spect to the driving direction of
the wheelchair
To turn the fork
fronward
Loosen G1 and G3
Screw G2
To adjust the fork, once you know the direction (frontward or backward) towards which it is necessary to move the fork’s axle, proceed as
above-mentioned until reaching the correct angle.
You can also measure the perpendicularity by turning the fork by 360°: during the full turn, the wheel has to touch the surface in all posi-
tions.
If a headless bolt results hard to unscrew, DO NOT FORCE IT, but try to loosen the other two first.
If the fork’s axle (the axle P) results hard to move, slightly loosen the bolt of the fulcrum F(remember to screw it after adjust-
ment).
Once you reach the correct angle, screw all three headless bolts all the way down to the axle P, but without tightening.
In order to fix the system, tighten first one and then the other less than a quarter of a turn at once, the grab screws G1 and G2 (the front
ones) checking the perpendicularity; in fact, it may slightly change during this phase.
Should that happen, correct the angle proceeding in the same manner.
When you have tightened both headless bolts G1 and G2, you can tighten the headless bolt G3.
Check the perpendicularity again and, if necessary, correct it.
FORK ANGLE
G1
F
G2 G3
P
Rotation when
screwing
G1 and G3
Rotation when
screwing
G2 and G3 90°
G1
F
G3
G2
G1 G3
G2
G3
F
G1
G2
F