Drive DeVilbiss TC002 User Manual

Lightweight Travel Chair
User Manual
TC002 Travel Chair Page 2 of 9
1. Contents
2. Parts Description
3. Legrest Adjustment
4. Disassembly and Storage
5. Half-Folding Back Mechanism
6. Using the Stepper Tube
7. Using the Lap Belt
8. Brake Operation
9. Operation and Propulsion
10. Care and Maintenance
11. Warranty
12. Spare Parts List
introduction
The Travel Chair is designed to be one of the lightest wheelchairs on the market at under 10kg. The wheelchair is recommended for moderate or occasional everyday use, and suitable for indoor and some outdoors applications. The wheelchair is suitable for use outdoors where the surface and terrain is forgiving (for example shopping malls, precincts, etc)
The wheelchair is designed for a single user up to 115kg (18 stones) and is propelled by an aendant pushing the wheelchair from
behind.
parts description
PUSH
HANDLES
STEPPER
HALF FOLD
BACK MECH
LAP BELT
LIFTING
STRAP
PARKING
BRAKE
REAR
WHEEL
FRONT
CASTOR
LEG REST
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leg rest adjustment and installation
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 one of 5 fixed positions.
Unscrew the black knob shown. Adjust the legrest as required then reattach the black knob to secure.
Removal and Installation
To remove the leg rest, press the chrome lever on the leg rest whilst swinging the leg rest out. This will now allow the leg rest to be lifted up and removed. To attach the leg rest, place the leg rest on the two receiver posts on the wheelchair frame. Then swing the leg rest inwards until it locks in position.
Ensure that the leg rest is securely locked in position before use.
folding back mechanism
Push the black paddle towards the back post with your thumb whilst pulling the handle down. Repeat this operation for the other handle. To put the backrest back into position, lift both handles together and the folding mechanism will lock back automatically.
Do not push down on the handles to raise the front of the wheelchair, as this could result in damage to the wheelchair. Use the stepper tube as described later in the handbook.
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