Z-Tec ZT-600-692 User manual

Available in Metallic Black
Please ensure that this manual is read and understood before using the Wheelchair.
USER MANUA
Weights, Dimensions, User Weight
ength inc.Footrests: 108cm/42½”
Width: 76cm/30”
Height: 92cm/36¼”
Seat Height: 51cm/20”
Seat Width: 56cm/22”
Seat Depth: 40.7cm/16”
Width Between Arms: 56cm/22”
Maximum User Weight: 150kg/24 stone
Seat to Footrest Adj: 39cm/15⅜” - 48.5cm/18⅞”
Net Weight: 22.6kg/49.8lbs
Weight inc Footrests: 24.7kg/54.5lbs
FO DING HEAVY DUTY
ZT-600-692
B ACK WHEE CHAIR
M o b i l i t y F o r L i f e

Contents
1. Intro uction 6. Transportation
2. Parts Description 7. Maintenance
3. Assembling the Wheelchair 8. Warranty
4. Brake Operation an Maintenance 9. Weights/Dimensions (front page).
5. Personal Safety
1. Introduction
The ZT-600-692 is a self propelle wheelchair in painte steel, with lap belt an is available in
metallic black.
The wheelchairs are suitable for every ay in oor & out oor use.
The wheelchairs are manufacture to the highest quality stan ar s & are CE marke as Me ical
Devices.
3. Assembling the Wheelchair
1. Remove all packaging from the wheelchair.
2. Fol out the wheelchair by stan ing at the front of the chair, put both han s onto the
seat upholstery an push own until the seat is completely open.
SEE PHOTO’S 1 AND 2.
3. To fol the wheelchair, stan at the si e an from the centre of the upholstery lift
upwar s letting the wheelchair fol naturally SEE PHOTO 3.
2. Parts Description
PHOTO 1 PHOTO 2
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
PHOTO 3
CALF STRAP

5. Personal Safety
• The wheelchair is esigne for a single occupant of up to 150kg / 24stone.
• Firstly ensure the wheelchair is always fully open before use & all wheels are stable an are on
the groun .
• Ensure that the parking brakes work an are in the park position before sitting in the chair.
• Do not stand on or put pressure on footrests when entering or exiting the wheelchair.
• Ensure that the latest health & safety practice is use for carrying & lifting items.
• IMPORTANT: Under no circumstances should this wheelchair be used as a seat in
a motor vehicle.
4. Brake Operation & Brake Maintenance
The brakes are preset, an a justment shoul only be necessary if the brakes no longer function cor-
rectly.
To apply the parking brakes, push the brake han le towar s the front of the wheelchair. Push the
han le back to release the brakes. SEE PHOTO’S 6 AND 7
A justment is ma e to the brake by loosening the Allen key bolt hea s an then sli ing the brake
unit own along the frame. Retighten the bolt hea s.
To operate the atten ant brakes squeeze the brake lever (A ) an to lock into place push the spring
loa e button ( B ) in, an then release. To totally release the brake, squeeze the lever an the spring
loa e button will pop out, the wheelchair is now free to push. SEE PHOTO 8
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 forwar 90
0
to lock footrests into place. SEE PHOTO 5
5. Legrest a justment—for optimum comfort it is important to attain the correct leg position.
The footrests have been esigne so that they can be exten e into a number of fixe
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. Kerb lifters– use the kerb lifters to raise the front castors 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. Or choose optional Anti-tips - these stop the wheelchair
tipping backwar s when in use.
7. Lap Belt– to be use to restrain the wheelchair occupant uring normal aily use, a just lap
belt to fit occupant.
PHOTO 4
A B
PHOTO 8
PHOTO 5

Z-Tec Mobility
Unit 1B, Albion Works, Moor Street, Brierley Hill, West Mi lan s, DY5 3SZ
( August 2010)
7. Maintenance
• Ensure the wheelchair is use only as an ai for mobility.
• Ensure the wheelchair is kept clean. Wipe own with a amp cloth on a monthly basis.
• Check the moving parts (e.g. wheels, legrests) monthly.
• Ensure that the park/atten ant brakes are working correctly.
• All the fasteners (screws, nuts & bolts) are to be checke monthly to ensure they are
securely tightene .
• Check that the front wheels swivel freely. With raw from use if they o not work.
• Only use an approve Z-Tec ealer for any maintenance & repairs on your wheelchair.
8. Warranty
To improve the safety & lifespan of your wheelchair, it is recommen e that you have it service on a annual
basis by an authorise ealer. Z-Tec wheelchairs are guarantee for 12 months from the ate of purchase, this
warranty is not transferable. Shoul any part of the wheelchair require repair or full or part replacement, as a
result of a manufacturing or material efect within the warranty perio , parts will be supplie free of charge. The
guarantee exclu es tyres & all items that have been subjecte to un ue wear & misuse. Un er normal circum-
stances, no responsibility will be accepte where the wheelchair has not been maintaine in accor ance with the
manufactures recommen ations. This oes not affect your statuary rights.
If any other issues arise that are not mentione in this user manual please write to the a ress below.
Disposal—Contact your local authority to ispose of the wheelchair when no longer require .
Also available for the ZT-600-692 are:
• IV Pole.
6. Transportation
1. To fol the wheelchair, ensure that the footrests are in the forwar position an that the metal
footplates are flippe up or completely remove footrests by pressing the footrest release lever
& swing 90
0
outwar s an lift off.
2. Stan to the si e of the wheelchair take the front & back centre of the seat upholstery in each
han an pull the seat in an upwar motion. The wheelchair will naturally fol up
(see photo 3).
3. To remove the un er esk arms press the button on the armrest an lift the arm upwar s
to clear the locating holes. SEE PHOTO 9 AND 10
PHOTO 9
PHOTO 10