Veldink4kids Adapt User manual

Adapt
Instructions for use

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These instructions for use have been compiled with the greatest possible care and are based on
the information known to Veldink4kids at the time of publication.
The information in these instructions for use applies to the standard product version. Veld-
ink4kids assumes no liability for potential damage caused by the product being modified or
manipulated after sale. In addition, Veldink4kids cannot be held liable for damage caused by the
actions of third parties. Therefore, no rights can be derived from this text. Changes reserved.
Date of last update: 2022-11-21
Veldink4kids team

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Contents
1Foreword...................................................................................................................................5
2Intended use.............................................................................................................................5
2.1Indications for use............................................................................................. 5
2.2Indications ....................................................................................................... 5
2.3Contraindications.............................................................................................. 6
2.3.1Absolute contraindications ................................................................................. 6
2.3.2Relative contraindications .................................................................................. 6
3Safety provisions .....................................................................................................................6
3.1Explanation of warning symbols .......................................................................... 6
3.2Safety notices ................................................................................................... 6
3.3Explanation of symbols .................................................................................... 10
3.4Positioning of the stickers ................................................................................ 11
4Side effects.............................................................................................................................11
5Warranty..................................................................................................................................11
5.1.1Terms and conditions ...................................................................................... 11
6Technical data ........................................................................................................................13
7Product overview ...................................................................................................................15
8Handing over the product .....................................................................................................16
9Settings ...................................................................................................................................16
9.1Knee and foot angle ........................................................................................ 17
9.1.1Adjusting the knee angle.................................................................................. 17
9.1.2Adjusting the height of the foot plate ................................................................. 17
9.2Push bar ........................................................................................................ 18
9.2.1Adjusting the push bar height ........................................................................... 18
9.2.2Aligning the handle screw ................................................................................ 19
9.3Head support (optional) ................................................................................... 20
9.3.1Adjusting the head support .............................................................................. 20
9.3.2Removing the head support.............................................................................. 20
9.3.3Adjusting the head support angle...................................................................... 21
10General operation ..................................................................................................................22
10.1Disassembly and weight .................................................................................. 22
10.2Fold-up foot plate............................................................................................ 23
10.3Wheel assembly and function of the drum wheel lock.......................................... 24
10.3.1Removing/attaching the drive wheel .................................................................. 24
10.3.2Operating the drum wheel lock......................................................................... 25
10.3.3Adjusting the drum wheel lock .......................................................................... 25
10.4Anti-tipper ...................................................................................................... 26
10.4.1Adjusting the anti-tipper ................................................................................... 26
10.5Seating unit .................................................................................................... 26
10.5.1Tilting the seating unit using the hand control lever ............................................. 26
10.5.2Tilting the seating unit using the foot control pedal.............................................. 27
11Using the product ..................................................................................................................28
11.1Water, sand, scraps of food, litter, etc............................................................... 28
11.2Assistance by an attendant............................................................................... 28

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11.3User: ............................................................................................................. 28
11.4Centre of gravity ............................................................................................. 28
11.5Getting dressed and changed .......................................................................... 29
11.6Wheelies (balancing on the drive wheels) .......................................................... 29
11.7Stretching out your arms or leaning out ............................................................. 29
11.8Hills and slopes .............................................................................................. 30
11.9Transferring (from the mobility base for seating shells to another seat or vice versa)30
11.10Curbs and steps ............................................................................................. 31
11.11Using stairs .................................................................................................... 31
11.12Safety locks.................................................................................................... 32
11.13Surfaces ........................................................................................................ 32
12Transport.................................................................................................................................32
12.1Transport without the user................................................................................ 32
12.2Use in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility ............................. 32
12.2.1Positioning belt ............................................................................................... 35
12.2.2Restrictions for use ......................................................................................... 35
13Malfunctions and maintenance............................................................................................37
14Cleaning and care ..................................................................................................................38
15Recycling and the environment............................................................................................38
16Information on re-use............................................................................................................39
17Lifetime ...................................................................................................................................39
18Environmental conditions .....................................................................................................39
19Appendices.............................................................................................................................40

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1Foreword
The Adapt mobility base for seating shells has been custom-built in line with the requirements
and wishes of future users following extensive adaptations. Numerous options and accessories
are available, thus enabling a precise, customised fit to be achieved. The mobility base for seat-
ing shells is easy to adjust and adapt. As a rule, the mobility base for seating shells can grow
with the user starting from the size supplied.
The manufacturer recommends checking the product settings regularly to ensure optimal fitting
over the long term. A six-monthly review is recommended for children and adolescents in par-
ticular.
The Adapt is manufactured in accordance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) 2017/745.
The mobility base for seating shells has been tested and approved for the safe transport of
children in vehicles according to ISO 7176-19 and tested in accordance with the applicable re-
quirements of the European wheelchair standards EN 12182 and EN 12183 with positive results.
Report each serious incident related to the product to the manufacturer and to the relevant
authority in your country. This is particularly important when there is any worsening of the state
of health.
New information regarding product safety and product recalls as well as the declaration of con-
formity can be obtained from the manufacturer's service department.
You can request this document as a PDF file from the manufacturer's service department. The
PDF file can also be displayed in a larger size.
Veldink4kids is sure this product will meet your expectations and hopes you will enjoy using it.
2Intended use
The safe use of the product can be ensured only if it is used as intended in accordance with the
information contained in these instructions for use. The user is ultimately responsible for acci-
dent-free operation.
2.1 Indications for use
The mobility base for seating shells is intended for everyday indoor and outdoor use, by the user
or an attendant, of people with temporary or permanent limitations of the ability to walk, inability
to walk or difficulty standing up.
The mobility base for seating shells is suitable for users with intact skin whose anatomy (such
as body dimensions and weight) permits the intended use of the product.
The maximum user weight is 75 kg.
The mobility base for seating shells may be used only with the options listed on the product
order form.
Veldink4kids assumes no liability for combinations with medical devices and/or accessories for
a medical device from other manufacturers outside the modular system.
Combinations that have been evaluated for effectiveness and safety based on a combination
agreement, for example, are an exception to this.
2.2 Indications
Minor to pronounced or complete restrictions of mobility
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