Z-Tec ZT-600-690 User manual

Available in Metallic Black
USER MANUAL
Weights, Dimensions, User Weight
Length inc.Footrests 110cm / 43¼”
Width 72cm / 28¼”
Height 92cm / 36¼”
Seat Height 50cm / 19¾”
Seat Width 51cm / 20”
Seat Depth 41.8cm / 16½”
Width Between Arms: 51cm / 20”
Maximum User Weight 150kgs / 23½stone
Seat to Footrest Adj 39cm / 15¼” - 49cm / 19¼”
Net Weight 22.2kg / 48.9lbs
Weight inc Footrests 24kg / 52.9lbs
FOLDING HEAVY DUTY
ZT-600-690
BLACK WHEELCHAIR
IMPORTANT Read instructions before use
Z-Tec Mobility
Unit 1B Albion Works Moor Street Brierley Hill West Midlands DY5 3SZ (MAY.08/5)

1. Introduction
The ZT-600-690 is a self propelled wheelchair in steel with lap belt and is available in metallic black.
The wheelchairs are suitable for everyday indoor & outdoor use.
The wheelchairs are manufactured to the highest quality standards & are CE marked as Medical Devices.
5. Parts Description
ATTENTANT
BRAKE LEVER
REMOVABLE
SIDE SKIRT
60cm REAR MAG
WHEELS WITH
SOLID TYRES
BRAKE LEVER
20cm FRONT WHEEL
PADDED ARMREST
LAP BELT
LEG REST
RELEASE LEVER
METAL
FOOT PLATE
LEG REST
CALF STRAP
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Contents
1. Introduction 7. Brake Operation & Brake Maintenance
2. Indications For Use 8. Transportation
3. Contraindications 9. Warnings
4. Cautions 10. Warranty
5. Parts Description 11. Weights/Dimensions (front page)
6. Assembling The Wheelchair
2. Indications For Use
This wheelchair is intended for the temporary transportation of a single occupant who has a walking disability.
The wheelchair is intended to be self-propelled or by an attendant who is suitably able to control and manoeuvre
the wheelchair and who has gained familiarity with the proper operation of the wheelchair its brakes motion and
handling.
3. Contraindications
The wheelchair is not for use by occupants weighing more than 150 kg (23½ stone).
This wheelchair is not intended for use in a motor vehicle.
4. Cautions
The attendant who is to operate the wheelchair should familiarise themselves with the operation of the wheelchair and its
parking brakes both before and after an occupant is seated and the wheelchair is used. Note that the parking brakes are oper-
ated by hand. See section on brakes in this manual. The attendant should consider their own wellbeing before operating the
wheelchair; they should understand their limitations and strength and not attempt anything that is beyond their capability so
as to ensure the wheelchair occupant’s and their own safety.
The attendant should ensure that the handles of the wheelchair are firmly held to control the wheelchair while it is in motion
and while the parking brakes are not applied. Attendants should take particular care if gloves are worn as these may restrict
their grip on the handles of the wheelchair.
Avoid the occupant changing their centre of gravity by leaning or reaching to one side or the other from the wheelchair as
this upper body movement of the occupant may cause the wheelchair to tip over. When ascending slopes with the wheel-
chair ensure that the occupant’s body is leant slightly forward. Do not carry extra weight such as bags pets or third parties
on the wheelchair as this will add excess weight and cause instability to the wheelchair.
Whenever the wheelchair is brought to rest this should be on level ground and both parking brakes should always be firmly
engaged. Transfers of the occupant to and from the wheelchair should always take place on level ground in a safe environ-
ment. Pay particular attention when using the wheelchair in a public traffic area and never leave the occupant in the wheel-
chair unsupervised.
It is advisable to plan your wheelchair route beforehand and take particular care in wet or icy weather or if traversing soft
ground. Look out for kerbs and uneven surfaces. Obstacles should be avoided as hitting them may displace the occupant as
well as cause damage to the wheelchair.

7. Brake Operation & Brake Maintenance
The brakes are preset and adjustment should only be necessary if the brakes no longer function correctly.
To apply the parking brakes push the plastic brake handle towards the front of the wheelchair. Push the handle back
to release the brakes. SEE PHOTO’S 6 AND 7.
Adjustment is made to the brake by loosening the two bolt and then sliding the brake unit along the frame till the
space between the wheel and park brake is between 3mm and 5mm. Retighten the bolt heads.
To operate the attendant brakes squeeze the brake lever (A ) and to lock into place push the spring loaded button
( B ) in and then release to total release the brake squeeze the lever and the spring loaded button will pop out the
wheelchair is now free to push. SEE PHOTO 8.
6. Assembling the Wheelchair
1. Remove all packaging from the wheelchair.
2. Fold out the wheelchair by standing at the front of the chair put both hands onto the seat upholstery and
push down until the seat is completely open. SEE PHOTO’S 1 AND 2.
3. To fold the wheelchair stand at the side and from the centre of the upholstery lift upwards letting the
wheelchair fold naturally SEE PHOTO 3.
PHOTO 6 - BRAKE ON PHOTO 7- BRAKE OFF
4. To install footrests place left/right footrest over left/right SEE PHOTO 4 pegs at a 90
0
angle
to the frame turn forward 90
0
to lock footrests into place. SEE PHOTO 5.
5. Legrest adjustment—for optimum comfort it is important to attain the correct leg position.
The footrests have been designed so that they can be extended into a number of fixed
positions by releasing the bolt at the base of the legrest. This lengthens the legrest into
various positions. Once the correct length has been set tighten up the bolt.
6. Anti-tips—stops the wheelchair tipping backwards e.g. when mounting a kerb. Do not raise
the front castors by pushing down on the push handles as this could result in damage to the
wheelchair.
7. Lap Belt– to be used to restrain the wheelchair occupant during normal daily use adjust lap
belt to fit occupant.
PHOTO 1 PHOTO 2 PHOTO 3
PHOTO 4
A B
PHOTO 8
PHOTO 5
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Z-Tec Mobility
Unit 1B Albion Works Moor Street Brierley Hill West Midlands DY5 3SZ
9. Maintenance
• Ensure the wheelchair is used only as an aid for mobility.
• Ensure the wheelchair is kept clean. Wipe down with a damp cloth on a monthly basis.
• Check the moving parts (e.g. wheels legrests & folding back) monthly.
• Ensure that the park/attendant brakes are working correctly.
• All the fasteners (screws nuts & bolts) are to be checked monthly to ensure they are
securely tightened.
• Check that the front wheels swivel freely. Withdraw from use if they do not work.
• Only use an approved Z-Tec dealer for any maintenance & repairs on your wheelchair.
10. Warranty
To improve the safety & lifespan of your wheelchair it is recommended that you have it serviced on a annual
basis by an authorised dealer. Z-Tec wheelchairs are guaranteed for 12 months from the date of purchase this
warranty is not transferable. Should any part of the wheelchair require repair or full or part replacement as a
result of a manufacturing or material defect within the warranty period parts will be supplied free of charge. The
guarantee excludes tyres & all items that have been subjected to undue wear & misuse. Under normal circum-
stances no responsibility will be accepted where the wheelchair has not been maintained in accordance with the
manufactures recommendations. This does not affect your statuary rights.
If any other issues arise that are not mentioned in this user manual please write to the address below.
Disposal—Contact your local authority to dispose of the wheelchair when no longer required.
Also available for the ZT-600-690 are:
• IV Pole
• ZTS-622 F Elevating Legrest
8. Transportation
1. To fold the wheelchair ensure that the footrests are in the forward position and that the metal footplates are
flipped up or completely remove footrests by pressing the footrest release lever & swing 90
0
outwards and lift off.
2. Stand to the side of the wheelchair take the front & back centre of the seat upholstery in each
hand and pull the seat in an upward motion. The wheelchair will naturally fold up.
3. To remove the under desk arms press the button on the armrest and lift the arm upwards
to clear the locating holes. SEE PHOTO’S 9 AND 10.
PHOTO 9
PHOTO 10
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