Sunrise Medical Quickie Attitude Power Manual

Attitude Power
000690707.14
ADD ON BIKE
PRZYSTAWKA ROWEROWA
PŘÍDAVNÝ POHON
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
INSTRUKCJA UŻYTKOWANIA
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1. Front wheel
2. Fork
3. Display
4. Hubmotor
5. Handlebar
6 Throttle
7. Battery
8. Brake
9. Parking brake
10. Frame
11. Docking system
12.Release Lever
13. Docking Pins
(wheelchair).
14. On/Off Switch.
15. Light
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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1. Przednie koło
2. Widełki
3. Wyświetlacz
4. Silnik w piaście
5. Kierownica
6. Przepustnica
7. Batteria
8. Hamulec
9. Hamulec ręczny
10. Rama
11. Układ mocowania
12. Dźwignia zwalniająca
13. Kołki mocujące
(wózek)
14. Przełącznik zasilania
15. Oświetlenie
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1. Přední kolo
2. Vidlice
3. Displej
4. Motor v náboji kola
5. Řídítka
6 Regulátor
7. Baterie
8. Brzda
9. Parkovací brzda
10. Rám
11. Připojovací systém
12. Uvolňovací páka
13. Připojovací kolíky
(invalidní vozík)
14. Spínač
(zapnutí/vypnutí)
15. Světlo
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Denitions of words used in this manual
Word Definition
DANGER!
Advice to the user of potential risk of
serious injury or death if the advice
is not followed
WARNING! Advice to the user of a risk of injury
if the advice is not followed
CAUTION!
Advice to user that potential
damage to equipment may occur if
the advice is not followed
NOTE: General advice or best practice
Reference To Additional
Documentation
NOTE:
• Please keep a note of your local service agent’s
a d d r e s s a n d t e l e p h o n e n u m b e r i n t h e s p a c e p r o v i d e d .
• In the event of a breakdown, contact them and try to
give all relevant details so they can help you quickly.
• The Add-on Bikes shown and described in this user
guide may not correspond in every detail exactly to
your own model. However, all instructions are still
entirely relevant, irrespective of detail differences.
• The manufacturer reserves the right to alter without
notice any weights, measurements or other technical
data shown in this manual. All figures, measurements
and capacities shown in this manual are approximate
and do not constitute specifications.
Dealer signature and stamp
Definitions
Contents
Definitions 4
Definitions of words used in this manual 4
Foreword 5
Use 5
Area of application 5
1.0 General safety notes and driving limits 6
Safety instructions – prior to each ride. 7
Safety instructions – while driving 7
Safety instructions - after your ride: 7
2.0 Warranty 8
GUARANTEE 8
Liability 8
3.0 Handling 9
Delivery: 9
Unpacking: 9
Powered version: 9
Start Up: 9
Storage: 9
Transport: 9
Security: 9
4.0 Adjusting the Handlebar Position 10
Adjustment: 10
5.0 Docking and Dedocking 12
Docking: Fig.5.1 - Fig.5.5 12
De-Docking: Fig.5.6 - Fig.5.10 13
Connecting frame (next page Fig.6.1): 13
6.0 Functional Components 13
Parking brake (next page Fig.6.2 ): 13
Main brakes (Fig.6.3): 14
Throttle: 14
7.0 Maintenance 15
Checks to be carried out before use: 15
8.0 Service Period 16
Servicing: 16
9.0 Tyre Maintenance 16
Fitting and repairing tyres: 16
10.0 Maitenance Brakes 16
Maintaining the Brakes: 16
11.0 Cleaning/Hygene 16
Hygiene when being reused: 16
12.0 Disposal / Recycling of Materials 17
Materials Used: 17
13.0 Nameplate 17
14.0 Torque 18
Torque Settings: 18
15.0 Technical Data 18

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Attitude Power Rev.1.0
Foreword
Dear Customer,
We are very happy that you have decided in favour of a
high-quality product from SUNRISE MEDICAL.
This owner's manual will provide numerous tips and ideas
so that your new Add-on Bike can become a trustworthy
and reliable partner in your life.
For Sunrise Medical, it is very important that we have a
good relationship with our customers. We like to keep
you up-to-date about new and current developments at
our company. Keeping close to our customers means:
fast service, as little red tape as possible, working closely
with customers. When you need replacement parts or
accessories, or if you just have a question about your
Add-on Bike – we are there for you.
We want you to be satisfied with our products and
service. At Sunrise Medical we are constantly working to
develop our products further. For this reason, changes
can occur in our palette of products with regard to form,
technology and equipment. Consequently, no claims can
be construed from the data or pictures contained in this
user’s manual.
The management system of SUNRISE MEDICAL is
certified to EN ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001.
As the manufacturer, SUNRISEMEDICAL,
declares that the add-on bikes conform to
the 93/42/EEC directive.
Please contact your local, authorised SUNRISE
MEDICAL dealer if you have any questions concerning
the use, maintenance, or safety of your Add-on Bike.
In case there is no authorised dealer in your area, or you
have any questions, contact Sunrise Medical either in
writing or by telephone.
Sunrise Medical
Thorns Road
Brierley Hill
West Midlands
DY5 2LD
England
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.SunriseMedical.co.uk
Do not use your Add-on Bike until this Owner's
Manual has been read and understood.
Please follow the instructions contained within the
Owner›s Manual.
Use
The ATTITUDE is a powered drive unit, which is attached
to a wheelchair, to support the mobility and integration of
the wheelchair user in daily life. It is designed for personal
use indoors or outdoors.
The maximum weight limit (includes both the user
and any weight of accessories fitted to the Add-on
Bike) is marked on the serial number label. The serial
number label is located on the frame as well as in the
owner’s manual.
Warranty can only be taken on if the product is used
under the specified conditions and for the intended
purposes.
Lifetime
The expected life of the add-on bike is 5 years, provided
that:
- It is used in strict accordance with the intended use.
- All service and maintenance requirements are fulfilled.
DANGER!
• Do not fit any unauthorized electronic equipment.
Area of application
The Add-on Bike provides the user with the potential to
safely cover long distances in an ergonomically and
ecologically efficient manner, using their own wheelchair.
It expands the activity radius significantly.
In general we recommend the use of a rear wheel
extension or additional weights to improve the traction of
the driving wheel especially when driving uphill. The
attached wheelchair must be equipped in accordance with
road traffic regulations when used on public roads,
pavements and spaces.
The max user weight is 100 kg. The max load for
transported objects (e.g. in bike panniers) is 5kg each.
Please also check the Owner›s Manual of the bike
panniers.
The add-on bike can be operated by people who:
• are physically and mentally capable of safely
operating the device in all operating situations
(steering, braking , pedalling..) and can meet the legal
requirements for use on public roads.
• Have been advised and trained in it´s use by Sunrise
Medical or an authorized Sunrise Medical dealer
Operating Conditions
The ATTITUDE should be able to cope with tarmac
surfaces and firm paths with different topography Avoid
driving on unpaved or loose surfaces (e.g. on loose
gravel, in sand, mud, snow, ice or through deep puddles
of water), as this may expose the user to unforseen risks.

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The technology and construction of this add-on bike
have been designed to provide maximum safety.
International safety standards currently in force have
either been fulfilled or exceeded in parts.
Nevertheless, users may put themselves at risk by
improperly using their add-on bikes. For your own safety,
the following rules must be strictly observed.
Unprofessional or erroneous changes or adjustments
increase the risk of accident. As an add-on bike user, you
are also part of the daily traffic on streets and
pavements, just like anyone else. We would like to
remind you that you are therefore also subject to any and
all traffic laws. Be careful during your first ride in this
add-on bike. Get to know your add-on bike.
WARNING!
• NEVER exceed the maximum load of 100 kg for driver
excluding any items carried on the add-on bike.
• If the max user weight of the attached wheelchair is
less than 100 kg, this lower limit will be valid for the
complete system.
• Exceeding the maximum load can lead to damage to
the add-on bike, loss of control, or serious injury to the
user and other people.
• Exercise caution when using the add-on bike. For
example, avoid negotiating obstacles such as, steps,
curbs, path edges or dropping down gaps without
slowing down or braking first.
• Your add-on bike has not been designed for
transportation in a vehicle. DO NOT sit on the add-on
bike during any transportation in a vehicle; always use
a properly secured vehicle seat!!
• This add-on bike should be used exclusively to convey
one person at a time. Any other use does not comply
with the intended purpose.
• Use of the add-on bike is only recommended for those
who have the right physical and psychological
constitution to be able to cope with public traffic.
• Please note that you are subject to any and all traffic
laws when riding in public traffic.
• As a beginner, you should ride particularly carefully at
first.
• Familiarise yourself with the braking distances from
various speeds.
• Familiarise yourself with the general traffic laws!
• In order to achieve a stable ride when travelling
straight ahead, wherever possible, you should avoid
hasty steering movements when travelling at speed or
going round corners.
• A three-wheeled device is always less stable than a
four-wheeled device.
• When you are riding, braking or manoeuvring, always
hold the handlebars firmly with both hands. Failure to
do so could increase the risk of an accident through
steering error.
• The add-on bike is a powered drive unit. The speed
must be adjusted to suit the technical capabilities of
the bike, terrain and operator. The max speed is 6.0
km/h. Never exceed this max speed.
• At night and dawn/dusk, always use the lights.
• When you are travelling long distances, we
recommend that you take a spare battery with you.
• Only ride on asphalt paths, or firm, smooth surfaces.
• Use caution when riding over curbs, steps, potholes,
etc. as there is an increased risk of tipping over.
• Adjust your method of driving to your capabilities.
• Ride slowly and carefully, particularly when riding round
corners.
• Do not touch the motor, because it can get very hot
• Your bike should be serviced by your dealer at regular
intervals. (min. every year)
• As with all moving parts, there is a risk that fingers could
become trapped. Please always handle carefully.
• If the add-on bike is subject to direct sunlight / low
temperatures for long periods, parts of your add-on bike
could become very hot (>41°C) or very cold (<0°).
• Always make sure that the quick tensioner on the drive
wheel is set properly.
• The add-on bike should not be used in storm conditions,
heavy rain/snow or on slippery or damaged surfaces.
• You should only use product combinations which have
been approved by Sunrise Medical.
DANGER!
CHOKING HAZARD – This mobility aid uses small parts
which under certain circumstances may present a choking
hazard to small children.
The wheelchairs shown and described in this user guide
may not correspond in every detail exactly to your own
model. However, all instructions are completely relevant,
regardless of possible detail differences.
NOTE: The add-on bikes shown and described in this user
guide may not correspond in every detail exactly to your
own model. However, all instructions are completely
relevant, regardless of possible detail differences. The
manufacturer reserves the right to alter without notice any
weights, measurements or other technical data shown in this
manual. All figures, measurements and capacities shown in
this manual are approximate and do not constitute
specifications.
NOTE:We would like to point out that using the 23 kph
version of the Attitude Power is only permitted in road traffic
in certain countries and otherwise may only be used on
private land.
In the absence of approval, in accordance with the road
traffic laws, the Attitude Power 23 kph version may not be
driven on public roads or even cycle ways. You need to
inform yourself about the country specific legislation about
the use and the insurance duty of the Attitude Power 23 kph
version.
When placing an order, please confirm to us with your
signature that you have understood this information and that
we should deliver the 23 kph version of the Attitude Power.
Example:
"If I want to use the Attitude Power version 23 kph in another
country, I will first obtain information about the regulations
and legislation in force there": Signature.
1.0 General safety notes and driving limits

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Safety instructions – prior to each ride.
CAUTION!
• Check the conditions of your wheels, (including the
wheels of your wheelchair) visually, (spokes and rims,
damages of tyres) as well as the pressure of the
tyres. The correct pressure is indicated on the tyre
and for the add-on bike is normally 3-4 bar.
• Low tyre pressure increases the risk of tipping over
especially in bends, it also effects the braking action,
the wear and tear and the driving performance due to
increased rolling resistance.
• Always check that the tread depth of your tyres is
Okay.
• Check the function of the brakes; the add-on bike may
not be used if the brakes are not 100% functioning!
• Avoid damage to the Bowden cables for the gear-shift
and braking units. There is a risk of kinking the cable
when you transfer to/from the bike.
• Check the fork by visual inspection for damage (e.g.
cracks and breakages)
• Check that all components, especially the bolts, are
tight.
• Check that the handlebars are firmly fixed.
• Check the connection between the add-on bike and
your wheelchair. Clamping must be on the metal tube
without any parts, (e.g. calf strap, frame protectors), in
between.
• Check the frame and the components of your
wheelchair for any damage, (e.g. cracks)
• Check that the lights are functioning and the reflectors
are sound; they must be visible all the time during
use.
• Ensure that your feet cannot slip off the foot plate of
your wheelchair, if necessary use a special fixation
device.
• Check all cables and electrical connections.
• Remember, the max load for the saddle bags is 5 kg
each.
• Check that the battery is locked correctly and fully
charged.
• Switch the battery on and check the light.
• Always wear a helmet.
Safety instructions – while driving
WARNING!
• Make yourself familiar with the product in flat terrain
before driving up or down slopes.
• Always hold the handlebars with both hands firmly as
otherwise, there is a high risk of an accident through
steering error.
• Always adapt your speed to your driving capability
and to the traffic - / terrain conditions
• Use particular caution when approaching stairs,
edges, drops or other hazard areas.
• Reduce your speed to walking pace and lean your
body inwards, when driving round a bend.
• When waiting e.g. at a pedestrian crossing, a traffic
light, on hills or slopes or at ramps of any type, always
activate the brake.
• Due to the increased turning circle, turning can be
sometimes impossible e.g. in corridors and other
confined spaces.
• Only use the defined brackets to fix objects,
(additional weights, bike panniers)
• When driving on pedestrian areas, observe the
maximum permitted speed (walking speed)
• Always follow the road traffic regulations when driving
on public roads and footpaths,
• Avoid driving on unpaved or loose surfaces (e.g. on
loose gravel, in sand, mud, snow, ice or through deep
puddles of water).
• Avoid abrupt steering actions
• Avoid driving in parallel to slopes
• Avoid turning on slopes
• On slopes the traction of the driving wheel is lowered
and the braking effect is considerably reduced. The
driving style and speed should be always adjusted so
that the product can be safely stopped at all
• Times without any risk.
• The traction can be improved by using an additional
weight or the rear wheel extension.
• Towing or using a trailer is not permitted.
• Driving on stairs is not permitted.
• Obstacles e.g. curbs must be run over always frontal /
rectangular with very low speed to avoid tipping over
and potential injuries. The max obstacle height is 5 cm,
but this depends on the distance of the stand wheels
and castors to the ground and therefore of the
adjustments of the add-on bike – wheelchair system.
• It must be avoided that any wheelchair components or
parts of your body get trapped when driving over or
passing obstacles. This could result in falls and serious
injuries as well as damage to the
• Add-on bike and the wheelchair.
• When driving on wet surfaces, there is an increase slip
hazard because the traction of the tyres is reduced.
Adapt your driving style accordingly.
• Always use the main brake to slow down your bike. In
case the main brake will fail the parking brake can be
sued as emergency brake once.
• Sliding of the driving wheel during braking can be
avoided by moving your body weight forward.
• Avoid strong braking actions while driving through
bends.
Safety instructions - after your ride:
• Switch off the product immediately when it is not in use
to avoid accidental operation / movements caused by
accidently touching the crank handle.
• Switching off helps to preserve the battery charge.

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GUARANTEE
THIS GUARANTEE DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS IN ANY WAY.
Sunrise Medical* provides a guarantee, as set out in the warranty conditions, for add-on bikes to its customers covering
the following
Warranty conditions
1. Should a part or parts of the add-on bike require repair or replacement as a result of a manufacturing and/or material
fault within 24 months or for frame and cross-braces within 5 years after delivery to the customer, then the affected
part or parts will be repaired or replaced free of charge. (Batteries are guaranteed for a period of 12 months subject to
the correct battery care plan being followed)
2. To enforce the warranty, please contact Sunrise Medical Customer Service with the exact details of the nature
of the difficulty. Should you be using the wheelchair outside the area covered by the Sunrise Medical customer
service agent, repairs or replacement will be carried out by another agency as designated by the manufacturer The
wheelchair must be repaired by a Sunrise Medical designated Customer Service agent, (dealer).
3. For parts, which have been repaired or exchanged within the scope of this warranty, we provide a warranty in
accordance with these warranty conditions for the remaining warranty period for the wheelchair in accordance with
point 1).
4. For original spare parts which have been fitted at the customer’s expense, these will have a 12 months guarantee,
(following the fitting), in accordance with these warranty conditions.
5. Consumable parts such as pads, tyres, inner tubes and similar parts are excluded from the warranty, except in the
case that premature wear of the part is the direct result of a manufacturing fault.
6. Claims from this warranty shall not arise, if a repair or replacement of a wheelchair or a part is required for the
following reasons:
a) The product or part has not been maintained or serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations as
shown in the User Instructions and/or the Service Instructions.
b) Accessories have been used which are not specified as original accessories.
c) The wheelchair or part having been damaged by neglect, accident or improper use.
d) Changes/modifications have been made to the wheelchair or parts, which deviate from the manufacturer’s
specifications.
e) Repairs have been carried out, before our Customer Service has been informed of the circumstances.
7. This guarantee is subject to the law of the country in which the product was purchased from Sunrise Medical“
* Means the Sunrise Medical facility from which the product was purchased.
Liability
In case that the add-on bike is:
• handled improperly
• not maintained in accordance with the maintenance schedule
• commissioned and used contrary to the instructions in this manual
• repairs or other works are carried out by non-authorised persons
• third-party parts are installed or connected without prior agreement with Sunrise Medical.
Sunrise Medical GmbH is not responsible for the safety of the add-on bike if any of the above applies.
2.0 Warranty

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Delivery:
Your new add-on bike is delivered fully assembled in a
cardboard box. In order to avoid any damage
during transportation, loose parts or parts to be fitted, are
packed separately in the cardboard box.
Unpacking:
• Check the shipping cardboard box for external
damage which may have been caused during
transportation.
• Remove all packaging material.
• Take the add-on bike carefully out of the box and
check that it is complete.
• Check all parts for surface damage, scratches, cracks,
dents, distortions and other defects.
• The scope of delivery consist usually of the ATTITUDE
add-on bike:
Powered version:
Connecting frame with complete docking system, display,
front light, Lithium Ion battery and charger.
NOTE: Please make a note of the Battery Locking Key
identification number. This number can be used to order
on-line spares at:
https://keyservice.axa-stenman.com/
Start Up:
To start the add-on bike you need to switch on the power
supply at the battery before each ride. Therefore press
the on/off switch at the battery, (Fig.3.1).
Fig.3.1
NOTE: Should you find any damage, or if any parts are
missing please let us know immediately.
CAUTION!
• The add-on bike may only be used with the delivered
docking system and the suitable docking pins for your
wheelchair. The add-on bike must be handed over
ready to use from Sunrise Medical or an authorized
Sunrise Medical dealer.
• Before using for the first time, the battery should be
fully charged.
Storage:
The add-on bike should always be stored in an
environment with low humidity, on an easy to clean
surface at ambient room temperature (+15°C to + 25°C).
CAUTION!
To avoid creating a hazard the Lithium Ion battery, must
be stored according the description given in the section
Part 2 Ansmann Battery.
Transport:
Your add-on bike has not been designed for
transportation in a vehicle.
WARNING!
• DO NOT sit on the add-on bike during transportation
in a vehicle.
• Always use a properly secured vehicle seat.
• The product and all its components must be secured
during transport so that they are not damaged (e.g. by
falling over) and do not become any risk to other
people.
CAUTION!
• When loading make sure that the cables are not
caught up, become kinked or otherwise damaged.
• The add-on bike may not be used with damaged
cables.
Security:
• To protect your Attitude against theft and also against
unauthorized use, please use a suitable lock, such as
those designed for bicycles.
• For extra security on the Attitude Power, please switch
off and remove the battery.
3.0 Handling

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Adjustment:
The handlebar position can be adjusted to the user (arm length and
body position) by an authorized dealer according the available
adjustment options.
WARNING!
• The handlebar must not touch the knee or thigh while
driving, especially through bends.
• Do not allow the elbows to completely extend when the
handlebars are furthest away from the body.
• If you have poor seating stability, or weak trunk
muscels, a suitable restraint must be used. Please
contact your therapist, doctor or authorized dealer.
The handlebar height can be adjusted by 5,5 cm by
changing the angle of the stem, (Fig.4.1).
In addition the handlebar position can be adjusted via the
docking system by at least 5.0 cm forward and 3.0 cm
upward, (Fig.4.2).
Examples of the possible adjustment range, and the
differences due to the given wheelchair dimensions /
settings, (Fig.4.3 - 4.6).
WARNING!
• Ensure that all cables are free from entrapment and
kinks.
Fig.4.1
55 MM
Fig.4.2
50 MM
30 mm
Fig.4.3
Spacer
S1 = 15mm
S2 = 25mm
S3 = 35mm
Docking Top
Position 2 Docking Top Position 1
Fig.4.4
Docking Bottom
Position 1.
Docking Bottom
Position 2.
Fig.4.5
126 mm
Bottom
Docking
Position 1
Fig.4.6
146 mm
Bottom
Docking
Position 2
4.0 Adjusting the Handlebar Position

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Top Dock Bottom Dock X Y S A L
Position 1 Position 1 500 mm 300 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 35 mm
Position 1 Position 1 510 mm 300 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 37 mm
Position 1 Position 1 520 mm 300 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 41 mm
Position 1 Position 1 530 mm 300 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 44 mm
Position 1 Position 2 540 mm 300 mm 15 mm 75 - 95 mm 47 mm
Position 1 Position 2 550 mm 300 mm 15 mm 75 - 95 mm 50 mm
Position 2 Position 2 520 mm 290 mm 15 mm 75 - 95 mm 35 mm
Position 2 Position 2 530 mm 290 mm 15 mm 75 - 95 mm 39 mm
Position 2 Position 2 540 mm 290 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 42 mm
Position 2 Position 2 550 mm 290 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 45 mm
Position 2 Position 2 560 mm 300 mm 25 mm 75 - 95 mm 49 mm
Fig.4.7
The adjustment range is based on a wheelchair with affront frame angle of 92°, SD 44, SH front 50cm, SH rear 45 cm and
a COG of 8cm, (Fig.4.7 and Table).
X = 530 mm
Docking Top
Position 1
Docking Top
Position 2
Y
S = 25 mm
L = 44 mm
A
92°

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WARNING!
• Always make sure that the device is switched off
before docking and dedocking.
• Ensure the wheelchair is fully connected with the add-
on bike before use.
• As with all moving parts, there is a risk that fingers and
/ or clothing could become trapped. Please always
handle carefully.
Refere to the docking check list below:
Docking Pins
Fully locked In √
Docking Levers
Fully Locked In
√
CAUTION!
• Always keep the docking system clean.
• Clean it after every trip paying particular attention to
sand and mud.
Docking: Fig.5.1 - Fig.5.5
• Drive your wheelchair as close as possible to the add-
on bike.
• The 2 docking pins on your wheelchair should stay
directly in front of the lower docking connector.
• The add-on bike should stand on an even surface.
• Lock the brakes of your wheelchair.
• Pull it towards you by using the handlebars, until the 2
docking pins lock in, A.
• Now push the add-on bike upwards/forwards until the
stand wheels and the castors leave the ground.
• Swing the upper docking connector downwards until it
stops, B.
• Lower the add-on bike until the upper docking
connector is in contact with the front frame of your
wheelchair.
• Pull the red locking lever backwards until it locks firmly
and completely, C.
• Clamping must be on the metal tube without any parts,
(e.g. calf strap, frame protectors), in between.
• Ensure the wheelchair is fully connected with the add-
on bike, (see Fig.5.0).
• Při upínání ke kovové trubce se mezi svorkou a
kovovou trubkou nesmí nacházet žádné součásti
(např. lýtkový pás, chrániče rámu).
Fig.5.5 C
Fig.5.2
Fig.5.3
Fig.5.4
B
Fig.5.1
Fig.5.0 A
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De-Docking: Fig.5.6 - Fig.5.10
WARNING!
The de-docking procedure should take place on an even
surface.
NOTE: De-docking follows the opposite sequence as
described for Docking.
• Lock the wheelchair brakes.
• Open the red locking levers, A.
• Push the add-on bike forward/upwards until the upper
docking connector has no contact with the front frame
of your wheelchair, B.
• Swing the upper docking connector upwards, C.
• Lower the add-on bike until the stand wheels and
castors have contact to the ground.
• Pull the red release lever by the handgrip, D.
• Pull the add-on bike downwards towards yourself until
the docking pins are totally disengaged.
• Hold this position and push the add-on bike forward
so that it is clear of your wheelchair, E.
Fig.5.8 C
Fig.5.9 D
Fig.5.7 B
Fig.5.10
E
Fig.5.6
A
Connecting frame (next page Fig.6.1):
The connecting frame acts as a parking stand, and
fascilitates easy docking/manoeuvring when the add-on
bike is disconnected from the wheelchair.
The height of the stand wheels can be adjusted using the
bolts, (A).
WARNING!
• The stand wheels must always stay min 3 cm above
the ground, when the add-on bike is connected to the
wheelchair.
• The stand wheels must be always adjusted so that the
stand of the add-on bike remains stable when the add-
on bike is disconnected from the wheelchair.
Brakes:
The add-on bike has two brakes that work independently
from one another.
Parking brake (next page Fig.6.2 ):
The parking brake is assembled to the fork and locks in
automatically when activated. Therefore the red lever
must lock in. The add-on bike should not move when the
parking brake is activated, ensuring parking is safe
To release the parking brake push the red lever.
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Main brakes (Fig.6.3):
The brakes allow you to safely and comfortably brake
your add-on bike.
WARNING!
• If the main brakes should fail, then the parking brakes
may be used once for emergency braking.
• The main brakes must be repaired imediately before
next use.
• Hard and sudden application of the brakes may cause
you to fall forward with your upper body, resulting in
possible injury. Therefore always stabilise yourself by
holding onto the handles firmly with both hands.
• Braking power can be severley decrease by any or all
of the following:
1. Worn tyre tread
2. Air pressure which is too low
3. Soiled and wet tyres.
• Ensure that the brake pads and brake discs do not
become contaminated with oil and/or grease. If this
happens the brake pads must be replaced. The brake
disc must be professionally degreased with a brake
cleaner.
• Be aware that the condition of the ground surface can
significantly affect braking efficiency.
WARNING!
• The braking effect will be greatly reduced if the surface
is wet, dirty, sandy, stoney, uneven or otherwise
compromised by environmental conditions. It is best to
avoid such conditions, but if this is not possible adapt
your driving style to avoid the risk of potentialy serious
accidents.
• Dirty and wet rims and brake pads also reduce the
braking effect when using rim brakes. For this reason,
you should always adapt your method of riding to the
environmental conditions in order to avoid serious
accidents.
• Always check the efficiency of the brakes before
starting your journey to ensure that they are working
correctly. The brakes should be checked regularly by
your dealer and adjusted if required.
Throttle:
The throttle lever determines the speed that can be
varied between 0 km/h and max speed, (Fig.6.4).
WARNING!
• Never operate the throttle when the add-on bike is
not attached to the wheelchair!!
• Never operate the throttle during transfer and
docking!!
• Always switch the battery off when not using the add-
on bike!!
Fig.6.1
A
Fig.6.2
Fig.6.3
Fig.6.4

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Before any maitenance is started, turn the battery off and remove it.
NOTE: All Service and Maintenance proceedures carried out on the Add-on Bike require the Battery Locking Key. Without
this key no maintenance is possible. Checks to be carried out before use:
When What Comments
• Every 4 weeks,
(depending on use).
• Grease the cables where they leave the
switches and the brake levers.
• Check all screw connections are secure.
The following can be done by user or
attendant:
• Before oiling, please remove old oil
remnants from the components.
• Spray lightly with Teflon spray.
• Ensure that surplus oil/spray does not
contaminate the surrounding area, (Clothes,
brakes, etc).
• Every 2 - 3 months,
(depending on use).
• Clean regularly.
• Check the unit is clean and in good
condition.
The following can be done by user or
attendant:
• Check for cracks in the rubber components.
• Replace any cracked rubber components or
take it to your nearest authorised service
centre for refurbishment.
Maintenance plan 1st inspection 2nd
inspection
Annual
inspections
“250 km
or after 6 month”
“1000 km
or after 1 year”
“every 1000 km /
or every year”
Check all screws / fastening elements are rmly seated X X X
Functional / safety check of all lights (if tted) X X X
Functional / safety check of the docking system (add-
on bike and wheelchair)
X X X
Clean and oil / grease all pivot points and bearings X X
Check Throttle Function X X X
“Check function of main and parking brake
(replace cables and brake pads if needed)”
X X X
“Check chain, gear, gear rim for wear and tear
(and replace if needed)”
X X
“Visual inspection of the fork and connecting frame for
any damage
(e.g. crack, formation, deformation, etc.)”
X X X
“Visual inspection of the wheelchair frame and back
tubes for any damage
(e.g. crack, formation, deformation, etc.)”
X X X
Check tyres (tread, cracks, damages) and replace if
needed
X X
Check the spoke tension and the rim, hub for damag-
es on the add-on bike and the wheelchair
X X X
Check all cable and electrical connectors X X X
Check tightness of steering shaft and handlebars. X X X
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9.0 Tyre Maintenance
The add-on bike is equipped with a 16“ drive wheel.
Make sure that they are always at the recommended tyre
pressure, as this will significantly affect the driving
characteristics. If the tyre pressure is too low, movement
and manoeuvrability is made more difficult due to the
increased rolling resistance and this also increases the
amount of effort required.
The optimum tyre pressure (usually 3-4 bar) is indicated
on each tyre.
Fitting and repairing tyres:
Before fitting a new inner tube:
• Inspect the base of the rim and he tyre inner wall for
foreign bodies and if necessary clean thoroughly
• Check the condition of the rim tape, particularly at the
valve hole. Only well fitting, strong rim tape offers long-
term protection against inner tube damage through
burrs and sharp spoke heads.
Ination:
Before inflation check all round on both sides, to make
sure that the inner tube is not trapped between the tyre
bead and the rim. Push the valve back gently and pull it
back out, so that the inner tube achieves an optimum
position around the valve.
WARNING!
After fitting, check the tyre pressure. It is essential that
you maintain regulation tyre pressure and keep the tyres
in perfect condition, in order to ensure your personal
safety and keep your add-on bike properly.
• The add-on bike should be cleaned regularly and after
each bigger journey with commercially available,
household cleaning agents.
• If needed only use a little water.
• Handles, display and battery may only be cleaned by
wiping with a damp (not wet) cloth.
• The drive wheel can be cleaned with a soft sponge or
a soft brush.
• The docking pins at the wheelchair and the docking
system can be cleaned with water, a soft sponge or a
soft brush (recommended after each ride).
• After cleaning please use a penetrating oil (e.g.
Ballisto WD 40, Caramba…) to lubricate the moving
parts of the docking.
CAUTION!
• Never use steam or high pressure to clean the
product.
• Never use any abrasive cleaning agents or aggressive,
acidic cleaners.
• Make sure that water will not get into contact with the
electrical connectors.
Hygiene when being reused:
When the add-on bike is to be reused, it should be
prepared carefully, and be wiped and treated with spray
disinfectant on all surfaces which could come into contact
with the user. If you need to do this quickly, you must use
a liquid, alcohol based disinfectant suitable for medical
products and devices. Please pay attention to the
manufacturer’s instructions of the disinfectant you are
using.
Servicing:
If you have any questions or require any help, please
contact your authorized Sunrise Medical dealer, who will
be pleased to advise you with regards to servicing and
repairs.
Depending on how much you have used your add-on
bike, we recommend that you take it to your dealer at
least every 6 months, to have your add-on bike inspected
by trained personnel.
8.0 Service Period
Maintaining the Brakes:
Check regularly the condition of the brake pads and the
brake disc. After 8000- 10.000km the brake cables
should be replaced completely. The brake pads need to
be replaced if the thickness measured at the thinnest
point is 2,5 mm.
10.0 Maitenance Brakes
11.0 Cleaning/Hygene

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As we are committed to continually improving the
construction of our wheelchairs and add-on bikes,
product specifications may vary slightly from the
examples illustrated. All weight/dimensions and
performance data is approximate and is provided solely
for guidance.
All products from Sunrise Medical comply with the
93/42/EEC directive for medical products.
All add-on bikes must be used in
accordance with the manufacturer’s
guidelines.
Sunrise Medical GmbH & Co. KG
Kahlbachring 2-4
69254 Malsch/Heidelberg
Deutschland
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[email protected]
www.SunriseMedical.de
NOTE: If the add-on bike has been made available to
you as part of a charity or medical loans scheme, then it
may not belong to you. If it is no longer required, then
follow the instructions to return it as given by the
organisation that made the add-on bike available to you.
Materials Used:
In the following section, there is a description of the
materials used on the add-on bike, in view of the disposal
or recycling of the add-on bike and its packaging.
There may also be special local regulations in force with
regard to disposal or recycling, these must be taken into
account when disposing of your add-on bike. (This can
include the cleaning or decontamination of the add-on
bike prior to disposal).
Aluminum: Fork, wheels, connecting frame, crank,
main brake lever, gearing components.
Steel: Docking pins, pivots knee lever docking
system.
Composite: Handles, plugs , parking brake lever and
tyres.
Packaging: Made of soft polyethylene, card¬board
Battery: Lithium Ion battery (hazardous product)
Please see battery section for more
detailed information.
NOTE: Disposal or recycling should be done through a
licensed agent or authorised place of disposal.
Alternatively your add-on bike may be returned to your
dealer for disposal.
Product Name/SKU Number.
Maximum safe slope, depends on wheelchair/
add-on bike setting, posture and physical capa-
bilities of the user.
Load Maximum.
CE Mark
User's Guide.
Not Crash tested
Date of manufacture.
Serial No
SAMPLE
Life R
Life R
Attitude
ATD
ATD
XX XXX
XXXXXXXX ATDXXXXXX
ADD ON BIKE
12.0 Disposal / Recycling of Materials
The nameplate is located on the frame as well as on a
label in the owner’s manual. The nameplate indicates the
exact model designation and other technical
specifications. Please provide the following pieces of
information whenever you have to order replacement
parts or to file a claim:
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Torque Settings:
Torque in general is 7 Nm, unless otherwise
specified.
The screws used are fitted with threadlock at the factory
and can be adjusted up to 5 times after fitting. After that
they should be replaced or alternatively re-secured with
threadlock to medium tightness..
WARNING!
Secured nuts may only be used once.
Fig.14.1
20 Nm
10 Nm
15.0 Technical Data
General
max user weight 100 kg
Seat width range wheelchair 28-46 cm
Weight (cpl) 13,5kg
Wheelsize 16"
Min Turning radius 270 cm*
Min slope 5° (9%)*
Max. inclination (static) 10°*
Mix. obstacle height 3,5cm*
Max. obstacle height 5cm*
Motor (see also motor section 9
Motor (peak) 250 W
Torque Up to 20 Nm
Range* Up to 30/50 km
Voltage 36 Volt
Speed 6 km/h / 23 kph
Efficiency 65%
Battery (see also battery section)
Battery type Lithium ion
Battery capacity 9 Ah / 13.4 Ah
Protection rating IP 54
Rated voltage 36 V
End-of-charge voltage 42 V
Total energy 482 Wh
Max discharge current 12 A
Ambient operating
temperature -20 °C to 60 °C
Ambient chargingg
temperature 0 °C to 45 °C
Ambient Storage temperature +10°C to +30°C
Battery weight 2.5 kg
Display (LCD)
Display Monochrome
Display Size (diagonal) 2,4 "
Protection Rating IP 65
Operating temperature -20°C to + 60°C
Charger
Protection Rating IP 65
Input voltage 100-240 VAC 50/60 hz
Operating Temperature 0°C - 40°C
Storage Temperature -40°C - 80°C
* Depending on the wheelchair – add-on bike
combination values can vary e.g. rear wheel
extension, surface conditions, user weight, driving
capability, add-on weight.
Fig.14.2
30 Nm
14.0 Torque

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Ansmann System
Part 1 Ansmann Display

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Contents Denitions of words used in this manual
Word Definition
DANGER!
Advice to the user of potential risk of
serious injury or death if the advice
is not followed
WARNING! Advice to the user of a risk of injury
if the advice is not followed
CAUTION!
Advice to user that potential
damage to equipment may occur if
the advice is not followed
NOTE: General advice or best practice
Reference To Additional
Documentation
Along with this operating manual, your add-on
bike comes with additional documents.
Please observe the specifications and
instructions in these documents.
Definitions of words used in this manual 20
Introduction: 21
Intended use of the Ansmann components: 21
Part 1 Ansmann Display 21
1.0 Safety Advice/Instructions 21
Permissible operating conditions / operating sites: 21
Ansmann Components: 22
Technical Data: 22
2.0 Standard Scope of Delivery 22
Switching on and off: 23
Overview of functions 23
Ansmann LCD display view 23
Installing the display 23
3.0 Functions of the Ansmann system 23
Initial Start-up Display: 24
Back-light brightness: 24
Setting Back-light Brightness 24
Using The Display: 24
Set Wheel Circumference: 25
Speedometer, average speed, maximum speed, total
distance, trip distance, trip time: 26
Resetting the Trip Distace and Trip Time: 26
Attaching the drive wheel: 27
4.0 Drive Wheel and Motor 27
Cleaning the motor: 27
Motor: 27
Display: 27
5.0 Cleaning 27
Sunlight/direct heat: 27
6.0 Safety Precautions 27