Tendercare GAS STRUT TILT and FOLD Wheelchair Instruction manual

Tilt & Fold Gas Strut Workshop Manual Issue: D
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Authorised by J Adams
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W
WO OR RK KS SH HO OP P M MA AN NU UA AL L
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TI IL LT T a an nd d F FO OL LD D W WH HE EE EL LC CH HA AI IR R
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Ga as s S St tr ru ut t M Mo od de el l
Please read these instructions carefully
before attempting to maintain the wheelchair
Warnin
The cartons are heavy
Moving and unpacking must be performed with care

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Headrest
Push
Handle
Tipping
Lever
Seat Tilt
Lock
Brake
Lever
Footrest
Armrest
T
TE EN ND DE ER RC CA AR RE E
TILT & FOLD WHEELCHAIR
Backrest
Lock

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CONTENTS
ITEM
DESCRIPTION PAGE
1 Your Tilt & Fold Wheelchair Manual……………………….……... 4
2 Transit Packaging…………………………………………………... 4
3
Tools and Torque Settings………………………………………
…..
5
4
Preparing for Use……………………………………………….…...
5
4.1 Unfolding the Wheelchair……………………………………… 5
4.2 Fitting Footrest…………………………………………….…… 7
4.3 Fitting and Removing Headrest………………………………… 8
4.4 Tilt in Space Mechanism……………………………………….. 8
4.5 Tyres and Brakes……………………………………………….. 9
5
Cleaning……………………………………………………………..
9
6
Maintenance…………………………………………………………
9
6.1 Routine Maintenance…………………………………………… 9
6.2 Six Monthly Maintenance Procedure……………………….…. 10
7 Repairs………………………………………………………….…… 10
7.1 Front Castors …………………………………………………... 10
7.2 Rear Wheels…………………………………………………….
1
1
7.3 Brake Adjustment………………………………………….……
11
7.4 Replacing Armpads……………………………………………..
11
7.5 Replacing Seat Upholstery………………………………
……...
11
7.6 Replacing Backrest Upholstery………………………….……... 12
7.7 Replacing Gas Struts…………………………………………… 13
8 Important Points…………………………………………………….. 16
9 Dimensions and Weights……………………………………….…… 16
10
Parts List……………………………………………………………..
1
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1. Your Tilt & Fold Wheelchair Manual
The purpose of this manual is to help you get the best from your wheelchair. It does this by
telling you how to complete those maintenance tasks that can be carried out by a competent
person. The manual also tells you when you should contact the manufacturer who is: -
Tendercare Ltd
PO Box 3091, Littlehampton, BN16 2WF
Tel [phone] Fax [phone]
2. Transit Packaging
Warning the transit carton is heavy, moving and unpacking must be done with care.
Observe all lifting and handling regulations.
1) The wheelchair is supplied in a cardboard carton of approximate size and weight 800 mm
wide x 350 mm deep x 870 mm high. Weight of carton 28 kg
2) Stand the Carton upright making sure it is supported and cannot fall over. Open the
carton and remove any packages or packing, which could obstruct the removal of the
frame.
3) When you have removed the contents and checked you have all the items listed below you
should dispose of the packaging at your local recycling centre.
4) Check that you have the following items: -
Item Component Number Yes No
1
Tilt and Fold wheelchair
1
2 Armrests 2
3 Push handles 2
4
Thumb Screws
(for push handles)
4
5
Footrests
2
6 Headrest support rods 2
7 Fabric headrest support. 1
8
Headrest cushion
1
9 User Manual 1
Check all items for damage to paintwork, alignment, welds etc.
If any items are damaged or missing please contact Tendercare, preferably by fax 01903-
734083 within 36 hours of delivery.
The general assembly of the Tilt & Fold wheelchair is illustrated on page 2.
A parts list is given on page 13.

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3. Tools and Torque Settings
The following tools are required to dismantle and reassemble the wheelchair: -
Spanners and sockets: - 7mm, 8mm, 10mm, 13mm, 19mm, 22mm, 24mm,
3
/
16
Whitworth.
Hexagon Keys: - 2.5mm, 3mm and 4mm.
Torque Wrench: - range 0 to 60 Nm.
Screwdrivers: - Phillips and Flat Blade.
Torque settings: -
Spanner Size Torque Nm
7 mm
8
8mm
10
10mm 15
13mm 25
17mm
30
19mm 45
22mm 50
24mm
54
3
/
16
Whitworth
(Footplate angle adjustment)
8
4. Preparing for use
The wheelchair is supplied ready for use. The following pre-delivery procedures should be
carried to check that the wheelchair has not suffered damage during transit and that all
features operate satisfactorily.
Warning: - When opening or folding the wheelchair, ensure that you hold the frame so
that you avoid any danger of catching your fingers in moving parts.
4.1 Unfolding and folding: - make sure all items below are working properly
With the wheelchair standing upright.
1. Backrest supports: - Make sure the locks operate positively and freely
Standing behind the wheelchair lift the backrest locking pins using the
ball shaped handgrips at the bottom of the backrest tubes. Turn them
so that they lock into the groove arrowed opposite
Lift backrest supports vertical.
Lock the supports in position by moving the finger grips out of the
arrowed groove (see photo) and making sure they have moved to the
bottom of the slot in the backrest tube.

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2. Push handles: - Check adjustment and security.
The push handles are fitted to the wheelchair prior to delivery. Make sure that they are in
place and that two thumbscrews are fitted to each push handle.
To adjust the height of the push handles unscrew (turn anti clockwise) the two thumbscrews
at either side and near the top of the backrest. Lift or lower the push handles to the height
required then retighten (turn clockwise) the thumbscrews.
To prevent the push handles moving in use these screws must be tight. Check tightness daily.
To make it easier for some people to push the wheelchair when the backrest is in its lowest
position the push handles can be reversed so that the handgrips are pointing forwards. Simply
unscrew the thumbscrews, turn the push handles so they are pointing forwards and refit the
thumbscrews. Take care not to get the screws cross threaded when refitting them. Note; -
when the handgrips are in this position the headrest cannot be used.
3. Unfolding the seat: - Check operation of folding mechanism
Standing in front of the wheelchair place palms of hands on each side of the seat then press
down to open the wheelchair. Take care to hold your fingers towards the centre of the seat to
avoid catching them on the wheelchair frame.
4. Backrest spreader bar: - check operation
Standing behind wheelchair lift the chrome “spreader” bar,
which is on the right hand backrest support, upwards and
place its slotted end onto the peg on the left hand backrest
support (arrowed). It may be necessary to push the backrest
supports apart when doing this.
5. Armrests: - Check fitting
Standing at the side of the wheelchair place each armrest into
the holes in the wheelchair frame. (See photo). Make sure they
are pressed into the wheelchair frame properly.
Make sure that the tube supporting the armpad extends to the
rear of the wheelchair.
To fold the wheelchair, reverse the above.

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4.2 Fitting and removing footrests
1) Fit the footrest: - check operation
To fit the right hand footrest, stand in front of the
wheelchair. Remove the spring clip from the lower hinge
pin on the side of the wheelchair. Making sure the footplate
is facing in towards the centre of the wheelchair place the
footrest onto the hinge pins. (See Photo opposite). Replace
the spring clip. Swing the footrest towards the centre of the
wheelchair until it locks in place.
Repeat for the right hand footrest.
Adjust the height of the footrest by
loosening the nut on the support tube
using a 10 mm spanner. Move the footrest to the desired height then
retighten the clamp nut. (See picture opposite).
The angle of the footplate can be adjusted by loosening the lock nut,
which is at the bottom of the footplate support tube. Screw in or out the
footplate stop; until the desired angle is obtained then retighten the lock
nut.
2) To fold footrests back against the wheelchair frame.
Lift up the footplate so that it is vertical then push on the silver
catch on the footrest. The Footrest will then swing back. (See
picture opposite).
To return the footrest ready for use simply swing the footrest
forwards, the catch will lock automatically, and lower the
footplate.
3) To remove footrests.
Remove the spring clip from the lower hinge pin. Swing the footrest to the side and holding
the curved part of the support tube lift upwards.
Note: - The spring clip prevents the footrests being lost. However, if the user needs to
regularly remove the footrests the spring clip can be discarded.
Hinge Pins

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4.3 Fitting and Removing Headrest: - check operation
Place the headrest support tubes into the top of the
backrest tubes just in front of the push handles (see photo
opposite).
Fit the headrest upholstery (A) over the two support
rods.
Attach the headrest cushion (B) using the Velcro
strips.
Reverse the above to remove the headrest
4.4 Tilt in Space
1) Check Tilt mechanism: - Move the seat through its full range of adjustment.
The angle of the seat and backrest can be adjusted to any angle between the upright and fully
reclined position.
To recline the seat, put the brakes on
and stand behind the wheelchair.
Holding both push handles squeeze
the operating lever (see photo
opposite) and push down evenly on
both handles. Release the lever when
the seat is at the desired angle.
To bring the seat upright put the
brakes on and stand behind the
wheelchair. Holding both push
handles squeeze the operating lever
(see photo opposite) and lift evenly on
both handles. Release the lever when
the seat is at the desired angle.
Important: - Always hold and move both push handles together when adjusting the
seat angle.
A
B
OPERATING
LEVER

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4.5 Tyres and Brakes
The tyres do not require any attention other than being cleaned with a damp cloth when dirty.
Test Brake operation by moving both levers forward as far as they will go. The wheels should
now be locked. If the wheels move the brakes need adjusting. Adjust them as instructed in
section 7.3 below.
To avoid making flat sections on the tyre never leave the brakes on for long periods i.e.
overnight or during storage.
5. Cleaning
Make sure the wheelchair is clean and well presented. If there is any dirt it should be cleaned
off using a damp cloth and then dried thoroughly.
For more stubborn stains wipe with a damp cloth using a mild solution of warm water and
soap.
Never use furniture polishes or spirit to clean the frame.
The Fabric parts of the Wheelchair are made from Ambla fabric. Ambla is resistant to most
mild acids, alkalis, drinks and household stains. Clean with a damp soapy cloth and rinse well
with clean water. A soft brush can be used for heavy soiling. Do not use solvents, bleaches,
abrasives, synthetic detergents, wax polishes or aerosol sprays.
6. Maintenance
Should a problem be found when carrying out the regular checks, it should be immediately
reported to the issuing authority or repairer.
6.1 Routine maintenance
The user or their family can easily carry out the following tasks. No tools are required.
1) Always wipe the wheelchair dry. Never put it away damp.
2) Check all four push handle retaining knobs is in place and are hand tight (daily).
3) Check brake operation (weekly).
4) Check operation of Tilt and Fold mechanism (weekly).
5) Clean frame when necessary (we suggest at least once a week).

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6.2 Recommended maintenance procedure - 6 monthly
Someone who is a competent tradesman or repairer should only carry out this work. If a
major problem is found do not allow the wheelchair to be used until it has been corrected.
1) Fold and open the wheelchair. Check that all movements through the folding range are
free. Examine frame for any damage.
2) Examine upholstery for wear and arrange for replacement if necessary.
3) Examine nuts, bolts, pivots, sliders and frame plugs for tightness and general condition.
4) Examine push handle retaining knobs and check they are hand tight.
5) Examine heel loops for damage or excessive wear and that the retaining nuts are tight.
6) Examine brake assemblies for wear, damage and adjustment.
7) Examine Tilt and Fold mechanism and check operation of reclining mechanism.
8) Examine front castors and rear wheels for free rotation and security.
7. Repairs
An authorised repairer should only carry out the following repairs.
Repairs: - for all repairs contact your issuing Authority or Tendercare Ltd.
Major repairs: - for all major repairs e.g. bent or damaged frame. The equipment should be
returned to the factory. Contact Tendercare Ltd Customer Services on telephone 01903-
726161.
Factory replacement components should be used in all repairs, these are available from
Tendercare.
7.1 Front castors: - Replace the complete assembly if damaged or worn.
1) Using a 24mm spanner unscrew the hexagon nut at the top of the castor swivel until the
castor is removed.
2) Before fitting new castor apply LOCTITE thread locking compound grade 241 to the
thread on the castor stem. Screw the stem into the wheelchair mounting and tighten to
54Nm.
3) When fitted the castor should rotate under its own weight. If it does not rotate the castor
forks a number of times to ease the mechanism.

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7.2 Rear Wheels: - Replace if damaged or worn.
1) Unscrew the axle retaining nut using 19mm spanners. Remove the washers and pull the
wheel assembly from the wheelchair. Important – Always fit new steel locking washer
and nut.
2) Place the spacer taken from the old wheel onto the axle of the wheel. Insert axle into the
wheelchair-mounting hole then fit a new 12mm friction washer onto the axle. Apply
LOCTITE thread locking compound grade 241 to the axle thread and secure with a M12
nut. Tighten to 45Nm. When fitted make sure the wheel rotates freely and the brakes
operate properly.
7.3 Brake adjustment
1) The tyres are made from a solid material and do not require any attention other than being
cleaned with a damp cloth when dirty.
2) Test brakes by moving both levers forward as far as they will
go. The wheels should now be locked. If the wheels move the
brakes need adjusting.
3) Adjust the brakes by loosening the nut (arrowed) locking the
brake pad in place, then turn the pad so that it is near to, but
not touching, the tyre. Retighten the locking nut.
4) Always adjust both brakes at the same time and recheck that
the brakes work properly.
Note: Don’t leave the brakes ON for a long period. If you do a flat
section may appear on the tyre. When not using the wheelchair i.e.
overnight or during storage make sure the brakes are OFF.
7.4 Replacing armpads
1) Remove armrest from the wheelchair and turn upside down.
2) Using a screwdriver remove the armpad retaining screws. Remove the armpad.
3) Hold a new armpad against the support making sure that the large overhang is towards the
outside of the armrest.
4) Insert the fixing screws and tighten.
7.5 Replacing seat upholstery
1) Partially fold the wheelchair seat to take the pressure off the upholstery.

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2) Using a screwdriver remove the eight retaining screws and washers (four each side of the
upholstery).
3) Remove the two reinforcing strips from the loops on each side of the upholstery and fit
these strips into the new upholstery.
4) Measure the distance across the wheelchair seat rails between the centres of the fixing
holes.
5) Take 3mm off of the above measurement and use this measurement to align the insert
reinforcing straps on top of the Cordura sections of the seat canvas. Ensure you measure
from the centre of the pre-drilled holes on the reinforcing straps. At this stage do NOT
insert the reinforcing straps into the seat canvas.
6) Once the reinforcing straps are correctly aligned on top of the canvas drill through the
reinforcing strap holes and through the canvas below. There will be an overhang of
Cordura either side of the holes.
7) Insert the reinforcing straps into the seat canvas and refit to the wheelchair using the eight
screws and washers. Make sure the screws are properly tightened.
7.6 Replacing backrest upholstery
1) Partially fold the wheelchair to take the pressure off the upholstery.
2) Unfasten the Velcro loops, one each side at the bottom of the backrest upholstery.
3) Using a screwdriver remove the eight retaining screws and washers (four each side of the
upholstery).
4) Remove the two reinforcing straps from the loops on each side of the upholstery .
5) Measure the distance across the wheelchair backrest tubes between the centres of the fixing
holes.
6) Take 3mm off of the above measurement and use this measurement to align the insert
reinforcing straps on top of the Cordura sections of the back canvas. Ensure you measure
from the centre of the pre-drilled holes on the reinforcing straps. At this stage do NOT
insert the reinforcing straps into the back canvas.
7) Once the reinforcing straps are correctly aligned on top of the canvas drill through the
reinforcing strap holes and through the canvas below. There will be an overhang of
Cordura either side of the holes.
8) Insert the reinforcing straps into the back canvas and refit to the wheelchair using the eight
screws and washers. Make sure the screws are properly tightened.

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9) Pass the Velcro loops around the bottom of the backrest tubes and refasten on the back of
the upholstery.
7.7 Replacing the gas struts.
The wheelchair is fitted with two gas struts one either side of the seat between the inner and
outer frame. A single lever located on the push handle and a cable linkage operates both gas
struts.
WARNING: - The gas struts are pressurised devices and therefore, are potentially
dangerous if mishandled. Do not attempt to dismantle or repair them. They
must always be replaced as a complete unit.
Important: - When removing or replacing the gas struts take care not to accidentally
operate the release lever in order to prevent the strut extending to its full
length. When fully open the gas strut length is longer than the fixing
centres and it is difficult to close them by hand.
7.7.1 Removal
1) Recline the seat to its mid position (See section 4.4).
2) Remove the operating cable from the strut by lifting it off the locating lug and fork. (see
pictures below).
3) Remove the lower mounting components using 13mm
and17mm spanners. Make sure you take note of the
position of the components as you remove them.
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8mm Bolt
Outer Frame Nylon
Spacer Metal Guide
Inner Frame
Large Lock Nut
Gas Strut Plain Washer
M8 Nyloc Nut
LOWER MOUNTING COMPONENTS
4) Remove the upper mounting bolt using
10mm spanner and 4mm Hexagon Key.
Make sure you take note of the position of
the components as you remove them.
Remove the gas strut from the wheelchair.
5) Loosen the locknut holding the operating
catch assembly to the shaft of the gas strut
using a 13mm spanner. Unscrew the
operating catch. (see picture opposite).
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Re-assembly
1) Screw lock nut onto the new gas strut.
2) Screw the gas strut onto the operating lever assembly until the operating lever is almost
but not quite touching the operating pin that extends from the gas strut.
3) Tighten the lock nut against the release operating lever housing.
4) Mount the gas strut following the removal instructions in reverse order.
7.7.3 Adjusting the operating cables
1) The assembly consists of the hand lever on the push handle, one cable leading to an
equaliser block mounted on the backrest tube and two cables leading to the two gas
struts.
2) After fitting a new gas strut always test the operation of the strut as per section 4.4 above
and if necessary adjust the operating cables.
3) The cables to individual gas struts should be adjusted first and the final adjustment made
to the single cable leading to the hand lever.
4) The cables should be adjusted so all slack is
taken up between the gas strut operating lever on
the end of the gas strut and the operating pin that
extends from the gas strut. It is important to
make sure the operating lever is just touching the
gas strut pin but not depressing it.
5) Adjust the lower cables as follows. Loosen the lock nut “A”
then turn the cable end piece “B” clockwise to loosen the
cable and anti clockwise to tighten the cable.
6) Adjust the upper cable so that all slack is taken up and the gas
strut operating lever begins to move as soon as the lever on
the push handle is squeezed.
7.7.4 Replacing lower operating cables
1) Remove cable from the gas strut. See 7.7.1 Removal above.
2) Loosen Locknut “A” (See picture opposite) and unscrew the
cable end from the equaliser bracket.
A B
EQUALIZER
BLOCK

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3) Using a 2.5mm Hexagon key remove the cover from the equaliser block and remove the
cable.
4) To fit the new cable, reverse the procedure.
7.7.5 Replacing upper operating cable
1. Loosen Locknut and unscrew the cable end from the equaliser bracket.
2. Using a 2.5mm Hexagon key remove the cover from the equaliser block and remove the
cable.
3. Loosen locknut on hand lever and align slots
in the locknut and cable socket with the slot in
the handle.
4. Pull cable though slot and disconnect from the
handle.
5. To fit the new cable, reverse the procedure.
Important: - Always check the adjustment of cables after replacing them.
8. Important Points
1) Do not reuse Nyloc nuts. Always replace with a new Nyloc nut.
2) Always use Loctite thread locking compound Grade 241.
3) Always use recommended components and parts available from Tendercare Ltd.
4) Do not modify or repair the frame
9. Dimensions and Weights
SEAT SIZE 380 mm (15 inch) 430 mm (17 inch)
Item mm mm
Overall Length 1100 1100
Overall width (inc. wheels) 630 690
Overall
height
1030
1030
Length folded
(ex Footrests)
900
900
Width folded 360 360
Height folded 735 735
Seat width
380
430
Seat depth 410 430
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SEAT SIZE 380 mm (15 inch) 430 mm (17 inch)
Item mm mm
Backrest height (above seat) 560 560
Standard armrest height (above
seat) 240 240
Seat to footrest 370 / 450 450/370
Seat angle from horizontal
10° to 27°
Rear Wheel Diameter 305 305
Castor wheel diameter 200 200
640
Track rear
620
Track front 555 575
Wheel base castors trailing (rear
wheel in forward position) 540 540
Weights kg
Total weight excluding all
detachable items 20
Footrests (both) 2.0
Armrests (both) 1.8
Headrest Assembly
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10. Parts List
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
Ref No. Description Qty Part No.
SIDES; HANDED FROM REAR OF WHEELCHAIR
1
Push Handles & Thumbscrews (inclu
ding grips)
2
TTF009
2
Backrest Spreader Bar
1
TTF011
3Backrest Locking Pin (Complete) 2 TTF0088
4Curved Handle 3843/M - M5x20mm 4 TTF090
5Brake Assembly – L/H 1 TTF018
6Brake Assembly – R/H 1 TTF019
7Castors – Front 200mm 2 TTF020
8Wheels – 315mm 2 TTF021
9
Square Insert 20mmx20mm E Cap
2
TS6081
10
Blanking Cap 9mmx13x6.4
2
TS6082
11
Gas Spring 3803ZV
2
TT7400
12 Release head (784575) 2 TT7401
13 Release Head Lever (783234) 2 TT7402
14 M10 Lock Nut (012491) 2 TT7403
15 Complete Cable Mechanism 1 TT7300
16 Pair Outrigged Armrests - 250mm 1 TTF035
17
Brass Armrest Bushes
2
TTF054
18
Pair Height Adjustable Footrest
-
complete
1
TTF037
19
L/H Footplate
-
7 1/2"
1
TTF04
1
20 R/H Footplate -7 1/2" 1 TTF041A
21 Adult Heel Loop 8 1/2" - Black 2 TTF043
22 Seat Canvas Set – inc. H/Rest (17” model) 1 TT6021
23 Seat Canvas Set – inc. H/Rest (152 model) 1 TT6121
24 Insert Bars (Seat Canvas) for 17x17” model 2 TTF032
25 Insert Bars (Seat Canvas) for 15x16” model 2 TT6359
26 Back Canvas Insert Bars 2 TTF033
27
Headrest Rods
2
TTF034
28
Armrest Pads
2
TTF001