Specialised Orthotic Services MoJo CC User manual
USER’S MANUAL
ALL USER’S OF THE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE AWARE
OF THIS DOCUMENTAND ITS CONTENT
ISSUE 1
(Complex Care Wheelbase)
|CLASS 1 DEVICE
®
Index
CONTENTS PAGE
Index 1
Introduction 2
Serial No 2
Brake Variations 3
Stability of Wheelchair and Seating Systems 3
Recommendations on Transport 4
Safety Guidelines for Transportation 5
Transportation 6 - 8
WTORS Manufacturers 8
Key Identication Points 9 & 10
1.0 User’s Guide “Preparing Wheelbase For Use”
1.1 Unfolding the Handles 11
1.2 Folding the Handles 12
1.3 Attaching & Releasing the Seat 13
1.4 Tilt Operation (When Fitted) 14
1.5 Handle Height Adjustment 14
1.6 Attendant Parking Brakes (When Fitted) 15
1.7 Storage Tray 15
2.0 User’s Guide “Fitting & Use of Accessories”
2.1 Footrest Adjustment (If Fitted) 16
2.2 Swing Aside FootrestAdjustment (If Fitted) 17
2.3 Armrest Adjustment (If Fitted) 18
2.4 Sunshade/Rain Canopy Fitting & Removal (If Supplied) 19 & 20
2.5 Solo Rain Canopy Fitting & Removal (If Supplied) 21
3.0 User’s Guide “Placing the Client”
3.1 Seating the Client When Using the Wheelbase 22
3.2 Removing the Client from the Seating System 22
4.0 User’s Guide “Manoeuvring The Wheelchair”
4.1 Pushing the Wheelchair 23
5.0 User’s Guide “Looking After The Wheelbase”
5.1 Cleaning 24
5.2 Fault Finding 24
5.3 Maintenance 25
If You Detect a Fault or Breakage 26
CONTACT DETAILS Backpage
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Serial No.
Each• Wheelbase has a unique Serial Number Plate attached to the base frame for
identication.AcopyoftheUniqueSerialNumberisattachedbelowforreference:
MOJO CC WHEELBASE
(Class 1 Device)
Introduction
This• Users Guide for the Wheelbase is designed to give guidance on its use and
maintenance.
The
• Wheelbase is designed to use a SOS interface system when using special
seating systems.
To
• make sure that placing a seating system in the wheelbase does not render it
unstable, it is recommended that when handing the MoJo CC and seating system
overtotheclientitistestedforstabilityandaCerticateofComplianceisissuedto
verify that the level of stability is satisfactory (for more details regarding stability of
wheelchair & seating systems, see page 3).
When
• used in transport the whole system MUSTbesecurelyfastenedtotheoorof
the vehicle (WHEELCHAIR TIE DOWNS) and the vehicles safety belts (OCCUPANT
RESTRAINT) MUST be used in conjunction with the seating systems straps. (See
Guidelines for Transportation on pages 4 - 8)
The
• wheelbase has been tested to and conforms to the transport requirements as
speciedinISO7176-19:2001.
The• maintenance and safety instructions described in the manual must be adhered to.
By following these instructions you will be ensuring correct use of the Wheelbase and
its safety in use.
It
• is also important to read the ‘Seating System User Manual’ with regard to general
use, transportation use and maintenance.
3
BRAKE VARIATIONS
Reference is made• through out this Users
Guide to apply the
brakes, the images on
those pages show the
standard Hand Operated
brakes. Please refer
totheguresbelowto
identify the correct type
ofbrakingsystemtted. Standard Attendant Parking
Stability of Wheelbase and Seating Systems
To• ensure that the Wheelbase and Seating System are safe to use, it is important that
ttingtheSeatingSystemtotheWheelbasedoesnotmakethewheelchairunstable.
Each Wheelbase when handed over to the user should be tested for static stability to
thespeciedangleof12°(Fig.1).
It
• is also recommended that any
additional items to be used with the
seat and wheelbase are in place
when the test is done.
The
• stability test is always done
with the client seated in the seating
system and all equipment to be used
by the client on a daily basis when in
the wheelchair in situ.
Once
• the test has been successfully
completed,aStabilityCerticatewill
be issued by Specialised Orthotic
Services Limited. Acopy of this
certicatewillbehandedoverwhen
the equipment is supplied and should
be kept with the user manual for
future reference.
The
• Wheelbase is not to be used with any other Seating System(s) than those
for which it has been stability tested and proven safe for use.
Always
• steer clear of obstacles where possible.
When
• using the equipment never attempt to climb or descend an incline where
the surface is rough, wet or slippery (gravel, loose chippings, grass, rain, ice,
snow, etc).
WARNING:
• Whilst the client is seated in the wheelchair, the attachment of any
heavy object to the wheelchair (i.e. shopping bags etc.) will have a serious effect
on the overall stability of the wheelchair and may place the safety of the client at
risk.
12°
Fig.1
4
Recommendations for the
Transportation of SOS Wheelbases & Seating Systems
The following information is intended to give guidance with regard to the use
of SOS Wheelbase & Seating Systems by wheelchair users and carers during
transportation.
• Specialised Orthotic Services Ltd have carried out extensive investigations into the
suitability of our Wheelbases & Special Seating Systems for transportation use and
has established clear guidelines for users.
Following• these investigations the following user information is intended to give
guidance to users of SOS Wheelbases & Seating Systems regarding the use of the
equipment during transportation.
As
• part of the assessment process, transportation requirements will be assessed.
This information will be of interest to all parties involved in the daily management of
the wheelchair user (Relatives, Carers, Support Staff, Healthcare Professionals and
Transport Service Providers).
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