Invacare Bora Series, XTR Series User Manual

Invacare®Bora/SpectraXTRSeries

enPowerWheelchair

UserManual

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Contents

1General.........................................7

1.1Introduction..................................7

1.2SymbolsinThisManual..........................7

1.3IntendedUse.................................7

1.4Indications...................................8

1.5TypeClassication..............................8

1.6Regulations...................................8

1.7Usability.....................................8

1.8WarrantyInformation...........................9

1.9ServiceLife...................................9

1.10LimitationofLiability...........................9

2Safety..........................................10

2.1GeneralSafetyNotes............................10

2.2SafetyInformationontheElectricalSystem...........13

2.3SafetyInformationonElectromagneticInterference.....15

2.4SafetyInformationonDrivingandFreewheelMode.....16

2.5SafetyInformationWithRegardtoCareand

Maintenance.................................19

2.6SafetyInformationRegardingChangesand

ModicationstotheMobilityDevice...............20

2.7SafetyInformationonWheelchairswithaLifter........21

2.8LabelsonProduct..............................23

3Components......................................26

3.1Mainpartsofthewheelchair.....................26

3.2Remotes.....................................26

3.3TheLifter....................................26

4Accessories......................................28

4.1PostureBelts..................................28

4.1.1Typesofposturebelts........................28

4.1.2AdjustingPostureBeltCorrectly.................29

4.2UsingCaneHolder.............................29

4.3UsingKLICKxAdapter..........................29

4.4Adjustingorremovingtheluggagecarrier............30

5Setup...........................................31

5.1GeneralSetupInformation........................31

5.2AdjustmentPossibilityforRemote..................32

5.2.1AdjustingRemoteforLengthofUser'sArm........33

5.2.2AdjustingRemoteHeight......................33

5.2.3AdjustingRemoteHeight(onlyforSwing–Away

RemoteSupports)...........................33

5.2.4AdjustingRemoteOffset......................33

5.2.5AdjustingRemotePosition.....................34

5.2.6SwivellingRemotetoSide.....................34

5.3AdjustmentpossibilitiesfortheFirmseatunit.........34

5.3.1Settingtheheightofthearmrests...............34

5.3.2Adjustingthewidthofthearmrests..............35

5.4AdjustmentpossibilitiesfortheFlex2seatunit........35

5.4.1AdjustingwidthoftheFlex2standardarmrest......35

5.4.2AdjustingArmrestDepth......................36

5.4.3Adjusttheheightoftheip-uparmrest...........36

5.4.4Adjustingtheangleforarmrestwiththeip-up

armrest..................................38

5.4.5Adjustingthewidthoftheip-uparmrest.........38

5.4.6Settheresistanceoftheip-uparmrest...........38

5.4.7AdjustingArmPadPosition(Flip-UpArmrest).......39

5.4.8SettingtheHemiarmrestrotation...............40

5.5AdjustmentPossibilitiesforNucleusMidlineHolder.....40

5.5.1AdjustingDepthofMidlineHolder...............40

5.5.2AdjustingHeightofNucleusMidlineHolder........41

5.5.3AdjustingJoystick/DisplayPositiononNucleus

MidlineHolder.............................41

5.6AdjustingManualChinControl....................43

5.6.1AdjustingExtremityControlJoystick..............43

5.6.2AdjustingEggSwitch.........................44

5.6.3AdjustingSwing-AwayMechanism...............44

5.7AdjustingPoweredChinControl....................45

5.7.1AdjustingExtremityControlJoystick..............45

5.7.2AdjustingJoysticksandSwitchesonLinkage........45

5.7.3AdjustingHeightofLinkageSwitch...............47

5.8AdjustmentOptionsforModuliteSeatUnit...........48

5.8.1AdjustingArmrestHeight......................48

5.8.2AdjustingArmrestWidth......................48

5.8.3AdjustingArmrestDepth......................49

5.8.4AdjustingSeatWidth.........................49

5.8.5AdjustingSeatDepth.........................50

5.9Adjustingtheseatangle.........................50

5.9.1Poweredtilt................................50

5.9.2Manuallyusingspindle........................50

5.10AdjustingBackrest.............................51

5.10.1Poweredtilt...............................51

5.10.2Adjustingthebackrest(Firmseat)..............51

5.10.3Adjustingthebackrest(Flex2seatunit)—

manuallyusingthegaspressurespring...........52

5.10.4AdjustingBackrestHeight.....................52

5.10.5AdjustingBackrestWidth.....................52

5.10.6AdjustingBackrestAngle.....................53

5.10.7AdjustingTensionAdjustableBackrest

Upholstery................................55

5.11AdjustingReaHeadrest.........................55

5.11.1AdjustingPositionofReaHeadrestorNeckrest.....55

5.11.2AdjustingHeightofReaHeadrestorNeckrest......56

5.11.3AdjustingCheekSupports.....................56

5.12AdjustingElanHeadrest.........................57

5.12.1AdjustingElanHeadrestHardware..............57

5.13Adjustingthetrunksupport(Flex2seat)............59

5.13.1AdjustingWidth............................59

5.13.2AdjustingHeight............................59

5.13.3AdjustingDepth............................60

5.14Adjustingtheheight-adjustablepushhandle(Flex2

seat).......................................60

5.15Adjusting/RemovingT ray........................60

5.15.1AdjustingT rayLaterally.......................61

5.15.2AdjustingDepthofTray/RemovingTray...........61

5.15.3SwingingT rayAwaytoSide...................61

5.16Vari-Ffootrest................................62

5.16.1Swivellingthefootrest/legrestoutwardand/or

removing.................................62

5.16.2Settingtheangle...........................62

5.16.3Settingtheendstopofthefootrest............63

5.16.4Adjustingthelengthofthefootrest.............65

5.17Vari-Alegrests................................65

5.17.1Swivellingthefootrest/legrestoutwardand/or

removing.................................65

5.17.2Settingtheangle...........................65

5.17.3Settingtheendstopofthelegrest..............66

5.17.4Adjustingthelengthofthelegrest..............69

5.17.5Adjustingthedepthofthecalfpad.............69

5.17.6Adjustingtheheightofthecalfpad.............69

5.17.7Unlockingandswivellingthecalfpadbackward

whenalighting.............................70

5.17.8Adjustingtheangle–adjustablefootplate.........70

5.17.9Adjustingtheangle–anddepth–adjustablefoot

plate....................................71

5.18Poweredelevatinglegrests(ADElegrests)............71

5.18.1Swivellingthelegrestoutwardand/orremoving....71

5.18.2Settingtheangle...........................71

5.18.3Adjustingthelengthofthelegrest..............72

5.18.4Adjustingthedepthofthecalfpad.............72

5.18.5Adjustingtheheightofthecalfpad.............73

5.18.6Unlockingandswivellingthecalfpadbackward

whenalighting.............................73

5.18.7Adjustingtheangle–adjustablefootplate.........73

5.18.8Adjustingtheangle–anddepth–adjustablefoot

plate....................................74

5.19Standard80°Legrest...........................74

5.19.1Swivellingand/orRemovingLegrests(Standard

80°Legrest)...............................74

5.19.2AdjustingLength(Standard80°Legrest)..........75

5.20ManuallyHeight-AdjustableLegrest................75

5.20.1Swivellingand/orRemovingLegrests(Manually

HeightAdjustable)..........................75

5.20.2AdjustingLegrestAngle(ManuallyHeight

Adjustable)................................75

5.20.3AdjustingLegrestLength(ManuallyHeight

Adjustable)................................76

5.20.4AdjustingCalfPadDepth(ManuallyHeight

Adjustable)................................77

5.20.5AdjustingCalfPadHeight(ManuallyHeight

Adjustable)................................77

5.21Adjustingthewidthofthelegrestsxedtotheside

(Flex2seat/Moduliteseat).....................77

5.22LegrestsfortheFirmseat.......................78

5.22.1Modifyingthefrontseatdepthbyadjustingthe

legrestsupportbrackets......................78

5.22.2Adjustingthelengthofthelegrest—Standard/

Junior/MiniLegrests(Firmseat)...............78

5.22.3Adjustingtheangleofthelegrest—Angle

adjustablelegrest...........................79

5.22.4Adjustingthelengthofthelegrest—Angle

adjustablelegrest...........................80

5.23Imperialtometricconversionchart................80

6Usage..........................................83

6.1Driving......................................83

6.2BeforeDrivingforFirstTime......................83

6.3ParkingandStationary..........................83

6.3.1Activatinganddeactivatingthemanualwheel

lock.....................................83

6.4GettinginandoutofMobilityDevice...............84

6.4.1Removingthearmrestsinordertosidetransfer

(Standardseat/Moduliteseat)................84

6.4.2Removingthearmrestsinordertosidetransfer

(Flex2seat)...............................84

6.4.3InformationAboutGettinginandout.............85

6.4.4SwivellingNucleusMidlineHoldertoSide..........86

6.4.5SwivellingSwing-AwayDisplayHoldertoSide.......86

6.4.6SwivellingChinControltoSide..................86

6.5FoldingAway/ReleasingCurbClimber...............87

6.6TakingObstacles...............................87

6.6.1MaximumObstacleHeight.....................87

6.6.2SafetyInformationWhenT akingObstacles.........87

6.6.3CorrectWaytoT akeObstacles..................87

6.7DrivingupanddownGradients....................88

6.8Handlingthedrivelock-outfeature.................89

6.9UseonPublicRoads............................90

6.10Pushingthemobilitydeviceinfreewheelmode.......90

6.10.1Disengagingmotors(conventionalmotors)........90

7ControlsSystem...................................92

7.1ControlsProtectionSystem.......................92

7.2Batteries.....................................92

7.2.1GeneralInformationonCharging................92

7.2.2GeneralInstructionsonCharging................92

7.2.3ChargingBatteries...........................93

7.2.4DisconnectingMobilityDeviceAfterCharging.......94

7.2.5StorageandMaintenance......................94

7.2.6InstructionsonUsingBatteries..................94

7.2.7TransportingBatteries........................95

7.2.8GeneralInstructionsonHandlingBatteries.........95

7.2.9HandlingDamagedBatteriesCorrectly............95

8Transport........................................97

8.1GeneralInformationonTransport..................97

8.2TransferringMobilityDevicetoVehicle..............97

8.3Useofthewheelchairasaseatinavehicle..........98

8.3.1Howthewheelchairisanchoredinavehicle.......100

8.3.2Howtheuserissecuredwithinthemobility

device...................................101

8.4Transportingthemobilitydevicewithoutoccupant.....102

8.4.1Preparingthewheelchairfortransportwithout

occupant.................................103

8.4.2Removingthebatteryboxes....................103

8.4.3Removingtheseat...........................104

8.4.4Reassemblingthewheelchair...................105

8.4.5Specialinformationaboutreassembly.............105

9Maintenance.....................................108

9.1MaintenanceIntroduction........................108

9.2CleaningMobilityDevice.........................108

9.3InspectionChecks..............................108

9.3.1BeforeEachUseofMobilityDevice..............108

9.3.2Weekly...................................109

9.3.3Monthly...................................110

9.4WheelsandTyres..............................110

9.5Short-TermStorage.............................111

9.6Long-TermStorage.............................111

10AfterUse.......................................113

10.1Reconditioning...............................113

10.2Disposal....................................113

11T echnicalData...................................114

11.1TechnicalSpecications.........................114

12Service.........................................124

12.1InspectionsPerformed..........................124

General

1General

1.1Introduction

Thisusermanualcontainsimportantinformationaboutthe handlingoftheproduct.Toensuresafetywhenusingthe product,readtheusermanualcarefullyandfollowthe safetyinstructions.

Notethattheremaybesectionsinthisdocument,whichare notrelevanttoyourproduct,sincethisdocumentapplies toallavailablemodels(onthedateofprinting).Ifnot otherwisestated,eachsectioninthisdocumentreferstoall modelsoftheproduct.

Themodelsandcongurationsavailableinyourcountrycan befoundinthecountry-specicpricelists.

Invacarereservestherighttoalterproductspecications withoutfurthernotice.

Beforereadingthisdocument,makesureyouhavethe latestversion.Y oundthelatestversionasaPDFonthe Invacarewebsite.

Ifyoundthatthefontsizeintheprinteddocumentis difculttoread,youcandownloadthePDFversionfromthe website.ThePDFcanthenbescaledonscreentoafont sizethatismorecomfortableforyou.

Incaseofaseriousincidentwiththeproduct,youshould informthemanufacturerandthecompetentauthorityin yourcountry .

1.2SymbolsinThisManual

Symbolsandsignalwordsareusedinthismanualandapply tohazardsorunsafepracticeswhichcouldresultinpersonal injuryorpropertydamage.Seetheinformationbelowfor denitionsofthesignalwords.

WARNING Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult inseriousinjuryordeathifitisnotavoided.

CAUTION Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult inminororslightinjuryifitisnotavoided.

IMPORTANT Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult indamagetopropertyifitisnotavoided.

Tips Givesusefultips,recommendationsand informationforefcient,trouble-freeuse.

Tools Identiesrequiredtools,componentsanditems whichareneededtocarryoutcertainwork.

Formoreinformationabouttheproduct,forexample productsafetynoticesandproductrecalls,contactyour Invacarerepresentative.Seeaddressesattheendofthis document.

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1.3IntendedUse

Thismobilitydevicewasdesignedforpersonswhoseability towalkisimpaired,butwhoarestillintermsoftheir

Invacare®Bora/SpectraXTRSeries

eyesightandphysicallyandmentallyabletooperatean electricmobilitydevice.

1.4Indications

Theuseofthispowerwheelchairisrecommendedforthe followingindications:

•Theinabilityoragreatlyrestrictedabilitytowalkwithin thescopeofthebasicrequirementtobeabletomove withinone’ sownfourwalls.

•Theneedtoleavethedwellingplaceinordertoget somefreshairduringashortwalkortoreachthose placesgenerallytobefoundatclosedistancetothe dwellingandwhereeverydaybusinessiscarriedout.

Provisionofpowerwheelchairsforinteriorandexterior areasisadvisableiftheuseofhand-operatedwheelchairsis nolongerpossibleonaccountofthedisability,yetproper operationofanelectromotivedriveunitisstillpracticable.

Contraindications

Therearenocontraindicationsknown.

1.5TypeClassication

ThisvehiclehasbeenclassiedaccordingtoEN12184asa classBmobilityproduct(forindoorandoutdoorareas).It isthereforecompactandagileenoughforindoorareas,but alsoabletoovercomemanyobstaclesinoutdoorareas.

1.6Regulations

ThevehiclewassuccessfullytestedaccordingtoGerman andinternationalstandardsastoitssafety.Itsatises therequirementsaccordingtoRoHS2011/65/EU,REACH

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1907/2006/ECandDINEN12184includingEN1021-2and ISO7176–14.Itwasalsotestedsuccessfullyaccordingto EN60529IPX4astoitsresistancetospraywater,andis thereforewellsuitedforweatherconditionssuchastypical Europeanweatherconditions.Whenequippedwithan appropriatelightingsystem,thevehicleissuitableforuse onpublicroads.

1.7Usability

Onlyuseamobilitydevicewhenitisinperfectworking order .Otherwise,youmightputyourselfandothersatrisk.

Thefollowinglistdoesnotclaimtobeexhaustive.Itisonly intendedtoshowsomeofthesituationsthatcouldaffect theusabilityofyourmobilitydevice.

Incertainsituations,youshouldimmediatelystopusing yourmobilitydevice.Othersituationsallowyoutousethe mobilitydevicetogettoyourprovider.

Youshouldimmediatelystopusingyourmobilitydeviceif itsusabilityisrestricteddueto:

•Unexpecteddrivingbehaviour

•brakefailure

YoushouldimmediatelycontactanauthorisedInvacare provideriftheusabilityofyourmobilitydeviceisrestricted dueto:

•thelightingsystem(iftted)failingorbeingdefective

•reectorsfallingoff

•wornthreadorinsufcienttirepressure

•damagetothearmrests(e.g.tornarmrestpadding)

•damagetothelegresthangers(e.g.missingortorn heelstraps)

General

•damagetotheposturalbelt

•damagetothejoystick(joystickcannotbemovedinto theneutralposition)

•cablesthataredamaged,kinked,pinchedorhavecome loosefromthexation

•themobilitydevicedriftingwhenbraking

•themobilitydevicepullingtoonesidewhenmoving

•unusualsoundsdevelopingoroccurring

Orifyouhavethefeelingthatsomethingiswrongwith yourmobilitydevice.

1.8WarrantyInformation

Weprovideamanufacturer’swarrantyfortheproduct inaccordancewithourGeneralTermsandConditionsof Businessintherespectivecountries.

Warrantyclaimscanonlybemadethroughtheprovider fromwhomtheproductwasobtained.

1.9ServiceLife

Weestimateaservicelifeofveyearsforthisproduct, provideditisusedinstrictaccordancewiththeintended useassetoutinthisdocumentandallmaintenanceand servicerequirementsaremet.Theestimatedservicelifecan beexceedediftheproductiscarefullyusedandproperly maintained,andprovidedtechnicalandscienticadvances donotresultintechnicallimitations.Theservicelifecan alsobeconsiderablyreducedbyextremeorincorrectusage. Thefactthatweestimateaservicelifeforthisproductdoes notconstituteanadditionalwarranty.

1.10LimitationofLiability

Invacareacceptsnoliabilityfordamagearisingfrom:

•Non-compliancewiththeusermanual

•Incorrectuse

•Naturalwearandtear

•Incorrectassemblyorset-upbythepurchaserora thirdparty

•T echnicalmodications

•Unauthorisedmodicationsand/oruseofunsuitable spareparts

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2Safety

2.1GeneralSafetyNotes

DANGER! RiskofDeath,SeriousInjury,orDamage

Lightedcigarettesdroppedontoanupholstered seatingsystemcancauseareresultingin death,seriousinjury,ordamage.Mobilitydevice occupantsareatparticularriskofdeathor seriousinjuryfromtheseresandresulting fumesbecausetheymaynothavetheabilityto moveawayfromthemobilitydevice.

–DONOTsmokewhileusingthismobilitydevice.

WARNING! RiskofInjury ,DamageorDeath

Impropermonitoringormaintenancemaycause injury,damageordeathduetoingestionor chokingonpartsormaterials.

–Closelysupervisechildren,pets,orpeoplewith

physical/mentaldisabilities.

WARNING! RiskofDeath,SeriousInjuryorDamage

Improperroutingofcablesmaycauseatripping entanglementorstrangulationhazardthatmay resultindeath,seriousinjuryordamage.

–Ensureallcablesareroutedandsecured

properly.

–Ensuretherearenoloopsofexcesscable

extendingawayfromthewheelchair.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifmobilitydeviceisusedinany otherwaythanthepurposedescribedinthis manual

–Onlyeverusethemobilitydeviceinaccordance

withtheinstructionsinthisusermanual.

–Paystrictattentiontothesafetyinformation.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifthemobilitydeviceisdriven whenabilitytooperateavehicleisimpairedby medicationoralcohol

–Neverdrivethemobilitydeviceunderthe

inuenceofmedicationoralcohol.Ifnecessary, themobilitydevicemustbeoperatedbyan attendantwhoisphysicallyandmentallyable.

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Safety

WARNING! Riskofdamageorinjuryifmobilitydeviceis accidentallysetintomotion

–Switchthemobilitydeviceoffbeforeyouget

in,getoutorhandleunwieldyobjects.

–Whenthedriveisdisengaged,thebrakeinside

thedriveisdeactivated.Forthisreason, pushingthemobilitydevicebyanattendant isonlyrecommendedonatsurfaces,never ongradients.Neverleaveyourmobilitydevice onagradientwithitsmotorsdisengaged. Alwaysre-engagethemotorsimmediatelyafter pushingthemobilitydevice(refertoPushing themobilitydeviceinfreewheelmode).

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifthemobilitydeviceisswitched offwhiledriving,forexamplebypressingthe On/OffButtonordisconnectingacable,dueto itcomingtoanabrupt,sharpstop

–Ifyouhavetobrakeinanemergency,simply

releasethejoystickwhichwillbringyoutoa halt(refertotheremoteusermanualformore information).

WARNING! Riskofinjurywhentransferringmobilitydevice toavehiclefortransportwiththeoccupant seatedinit

–Itisalwaysbettertotransferthemobility

devicetoavehiclewithouttheoccupantseated init.

–Ifthemobilitydeviceneedstobeloadedupa

ramptogetherwithitsdriver ,ensurethatthe rampdoesnotexceedtheratedslope(referto 11T echnicalData,page114 ).

–Ifthemobilitydevicedoesneedtobeloaded

usingarampwhichexceedstheratedslope (referto11TechnicalData,page114 ),thenyou mustuseawinch.Anattendantcansafely monitorandassisttheloadingprocess.

–Asanalternativeyoucanuseaplatformlift.

Ensurethatthetotalweightofthemobility deviceincludingtheuserdoesnotexceedthe maximumpermissibleweightfortheplatform liftorwinchifyouareusing.

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WARNING! Riskoffallingoutofthemobilitydevice

–Donotslideforwardontheseat,donotlean

forwardbetweenyourknees,donotlean backwardsoutoverthetopofthebackrest,for exampletoreachanobject.

–Ifaposturebeltisinstalled,itshouldbe

correctlyadjustedandusedeachtimeyouuse themobilitydevice.

–Whentransferringtoadifferentseat,position

themobilitydeviceascloseaspossibletothe newseat.

WARNING! RiskofSeriousInjuryorDamage

Storingorusingthemobilitydevicenearopen ameorcombustibleproductscanresultin seriousinjuryordamage.

–Avoidstoringorusingthemobilitydevicenear

openameorcombustibleproducts.

CAUTION! Riskofinjuryifmaximumpermissibleloadis exceeded

–Donotexceedthemaximumpermissibleload

(referto11TechnicalData,page114 ).

–Themobilitydeviceisonlydesignedforuseby

asingleoccupantwhosemaximumweightdoes notexceedthemaximumpermissibleloadof thedevice.Neverusethemobilitydeviceto transportmorethanoneperson.

CAUTION! Riskofinjuryduetowrongliftingordropping ofheavycomponents

–Whenmaintaining,servicingorliftinganypart

ofyourmobilitydevice,takeintoaccountthe weightoftheindividualcomponentsespecially thebatteries.Besureatalltimestoadoptthe correctliftingpostureandaskforassistance ifnecessary.

CAUTION! Riskofinjurybymovingparts

–Makesurethatnoinjuryisincurredbymoving

partsofthemobilitydevice,likewheelsorone oftheliftermodules(iftted),especiallywhen childrenarearound.

CAUTION! Riskofinjuryfromhotsurfaces

–Donotleavethemobilitydeviceindirect

sunlightforprolongedperiods.Metalparts andsurfacessuchastheseatandarmrestscan becomeveryhot.

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Safety

CAUTION! Riskofreorbreakingdownduetoelectric devicesbeingconnected

–Donotconnectanyelectricdevicestoyour

mobilitydevicethatarenotexpresslycertied byInvacareforthispurpose.Haveallelectrical installationsdonebyyourauthorizedInvacare provider .

2.2SafetyInformationontheElectricalSystem

WARNING! Riskofdeath,seriousinjuryordamage

Misuseofthemobilitydevicemaycausethe mobilitydevicetostartsmoking,sparking,or burning.Death,seriousinjury,ordamagemay occurduetore.

–DONOTusethemobilitydeviceotherthanits

intendedpurpose.

–Ifthemobilitydevicestartssmoking,sparking,

orburning,discontinueusingthemobility deviceandseekserviceIMMEDIATELY .

WARNING! Riskofre

Switchedonlampsproduceheat.Ifyoucover thelampswithfabricssuchasclothes,thereisa riskthatthefabricmaycatchre.

–NEVERcoverthelightsystemwithfabric.

WARNING! Riskofdeath,seriousinjuryordamagewhen carryingalongoxygensystems

Textilesandothermaterialsthatnormallywould notburnareeasilyignitedandburnwithgreat intensityinoxygenenrichedair .

–Checktheoxygentubingdaily,fromthe

cylindertothedeliverysite,forleaksandhold awayfromelectricalsparksandanysourceof ignition.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryordamageduetoelectricalshorts

Connectorpinsoncablesconnectedtothepower modulecanstillbeliveevenwhenthesystem isoff.

–Cableswithlivepinsshouldbeconnected,

restrainedorcovered(withnon-conductive materials)sothattheyarenotexposedto humancontactormaterialsthatcouldcause electricalshorts.

–Whencableswithlivepinshavetobe

disconnected,forexample,whenremovingthe buscablefromtheremoteforsafetyreasons, makesuretorestrainorcoverthepins(with non-conductivematerials).

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WARNING! Riskofdeath,seriousinjury,ordamage

Corrodedelectricalcomponentsduetowateror liquidexposurecanresultindeath,seriousinjury, ordamage.

–Minimizeexposureofelectricalcomponentsto

waterand/orliquids.

–Electricalcomponentsdamagedbycorrosion

MUSTbereplacedimmediately.

–Mobilitydevicesthatarefrequentlyexposed

towater/liquidsmayrequirereplacementof electricalcomponentsmorefrequently.

WARNING! Riskofdeathorseriousinjury

Failuretoobservethesewarningscancausean electricalshortresultingindeath,seriousinjury , ordamagetotheelectricalsystem.

–ThePOSITIVE(+)REDbatterycableMUST

connecttothePOSITIVE(+)battery terminal(s)/post(s).TheNEGATIVE(-)BLACK batterycableMUSTconnecttotheNEGA TIVE (-)batteryterminal(s)/post(s).

–NEVERallowanyofyourtoolsand/orbattery

cable(s)tocontactBOTHbatterypost(s)atthe sametime.Anelectricalshortmayoccurand seriousinjuryordamagemayoccur .

–Installprotectivecapsonpositiveandnegative

batteryterminals.

–Replacecable(s)immediatelyifcable(s)

insulationbecomesdamaged.

–DONOTremovefuseormountinghardware

fromPOSITIVE(+)redbatterycablemounting screw.

WARNING! Riskofdeathorseriousinjury

Electricshockcancausedeathorseriousinjury

–T oavoidelectricshock,inspectplugandcord

forcutsand/orfrayedwires.Replacecutcords orfrayedwiresimmediately.

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Safety

Riskofdamagetothemobilitydevice

Afailureintheelectricsystemcanleadto unusualbehaviorsuchascontinuouslight,no light,ornoisesfromthemagneticbrakes.

–Ifafailureexists,switchofftheremoteand

switchitonagain.

–Ifafailurestillexists,thendisconnector

removethepowersource.Dependingonthe mobilitydevicemodel,youcaneitherremove thebatterypacksordisconnectthebatteries fromthepowermodule.Ifindoubtwhich cabletodisconnect,contactyourprovider .

–Inanycase,contactyourprovider .

2.3SafetyInformationonElectromagnetic Interference

Thispoweredmobilitydevicewassuccessfullytestedin accordancewithInternationalstandardsastoitscompliance withElectromagneticInterference(EMI)regulations. However,electromagneticelds,suchasthosegeneratedby radioandtelevisiontransmitters,andcellularphonescan inuencethefunctionsofpoweredmobilitydevices.Also, theelectronicsusedinourmobilitydevicescangeneratea lowlevelofelectromagneticinterference,whichhowever willremainwithinthetolerancepermittedbylaw .For thesereasonsweaskyoutopleaseobservethefollowing precautions:

WARNING! Riskofmalfunctionduetoelectromagnetic interference

–Donotswitchonoroperateportable

transceiversorcommunicationdevices(suchas radiotransceiversorcellularphones)whenthe mobilitydeviceisswitchedon.

–Avoidgettingnearstrongradioandtelevision

transmitters.

–Incasethemobilitydeviceshouldbeset

inmotionunintentionallyorthebrakesare released,switchitoffimmediately .

–Addingelectricalaccessoriesandother

componentsormodifyingthemobilitydevice inanywaycanmakeitsusceptibleto electromagneticinterference.Keepinmind thatthereisnosurewaytodeterminethe effectsuchmodicationswillhaveonthe overallimmunityoftheelectronicsystem.

–Reportalloccurrencesofunintentional

movementofthemobilitydevice,orreleaseof theelectricbrakestothemanufacturer .

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2.4SafetyInformationonDrivingandFreewheel Mode

DANGER! Riskofdeath,seriousinjury,ordamage

Malfunctioningjoystickcouldcause unintended/erraticmovementresultingin death,seriousinjury ,ordamage

–Ifunintended/erraticmovementoccurs,stop

usingthewheelchairimmediatelyandcontact aqualiedtechnician.

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WARNING! Riskofinjuryifthemobilitydevicetipsover

–Inclinesanddeclinescanonlybetravelled

uptothemaximumsafeslope(referto11 TechnicalData,page114 ).

–Alwaysreturnthebackrestofyourseatorthe

seattilttoanuprightpositionbeforeascending slopes.Werecommendthatyoupositionthe seatbackrestandtheseattilt(iftted)slightly totherearbeforedescendingslopes.

–Onlyeverdrivedownhillatamaximumof2/3

ofthetopspeed.Avoidabruptbrakingor acceleratingongradients.

–Ifatallpossible,avoiddrivingonwet,slippery,

icy,oroilysurfaces(suchassnow ,gravel,ice etc.)wherethereisariskofyoulosingcontrol overthevehicle,especiallyonagradient. Thismayincludecertainpaintedorotherwise treatedwoodsurfaces.Ifdrivingonsucha surfaceisinevitable,thenalwaysdriveslowly andwiththeutmostcaution.

–Neverattempttoovercomeanobstaclewhen

onanuphillordownhillgradient.

–Neverattempttodriveupordownaightof

stepswithyourmobilitydevice.

–Whenovercomingobstacles,alwaysobserve

themaximumobstacleheight(referto11

TechnicalData,page114

andinformationabout overcomingobstaclesin6.6T akingObstacles, page87).

–Avoidshiftingyourcentreofgravityaswell

asabruptjoystickmovementsandchangesof directionwhenthemobilitydeviceisinmotion.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifthemobilitydevicetipsover (continued)

–Neverusethemobilitydevicetotransport

morethanoneperson.

–Donotexceedtheoverallmaximumpermissible

loadorthemaximumloadperaxle(referto11 TechnicalData,page114 ).

–Notethatthemobilitydevicewillbrakeor

accelerateifyouchangethedrivingmode whilstthemobilitydeviceisinmotion.

WARNING! Riskofseriousinjuryordamage

Improperpositioningwhileleaningorbending couldcausethewheelchairtotipforward resultinginseriousinjuryordamage

–T oassurestabilityandproperoperationofyour

mobilitydevice,youmustatalltimesmaintain properbalance.Yourpowerwheelchairhas beendesignedtoremainuprightandstable duringnormaldailyactivitiesaslongasyouDO NOTmovebeyondthecentreofgravity.

–DONOTleanforwardoutofthemobilitydevice

anyfurtherthanthelengthofthearmrests.

–DONOTattempttoreachobjectsifyouhave

tomoveforwardintheseatorpickthemup fromtheoorbyreachingdownbetweenyour knees.

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WARNING! Riskofbreakingdowninadverseweather conditions,i.e.extremecold,inanisolatedarea

–Ifyouareauserwithseverelylimitedmobility,

weadvisethatinthecaseofadverseweather conditionsDONOTattemptajourneywithout anaccompanyingattendant.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifyourfootslidesoffthefootrest andgetscaughtunderneaththemobilitydevice whenitisinmotion

–Makesureeachtimebeforeyoudrivethe

mobilitydevicethatyourfeetaresquarelyand securelyinplaceonthefootplates,andthat bothlegrestsareproperlylockedintoplace.

WARNING! Riskofinjuryifyoucollidewithanobstacle whendrivingthroughnarrowpassagessuchas doorwaysandentrances

–Drivethroughnarrowpassagesinthelowest

drivingmodeandwithduecaution.

WARNING! Riskofinjury

Ifyourmobilitydevicehasbeenttedwith elevatinglegrests,thereisariskofpersonal injuryanddamagetothemobilitydeviceifyou drivethemobilitydevicewiththelegrestsraised.

–T oavoidunwanteddisplacementofthemobility

devicecentreofgravitytothefront(especially whentravellingdownhill)andinorderto avoiddamagetothemobilitydevice,elevating legrestsmustalwaysbeloweredduringnormal travelling.

WARNING! Tippinghazardifantitippersareremoved, damagedorchangedtoapositiondifferentto thefactorysettings

–Antitippersshouldonlyeverberemovedfor

dismantlingthemobilitydevicefortransportin avehicleorforstorage.

–Theantitippersmustalwaysbettedifthe

mobilitydeviceisbeingused.

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WARNING! Riskoftipping

Antitippers(stabilizers)areonlyeffectiveonrm ground.Theysinkinonsoftgroundsuchas grass,snowormudifthemobilitydevicerests itselfonthem.Theylosetheireffectandthe mobilitydevicecantipover .

–Onlydrivewithextremecareonsoftground,

especiallyduringuphillanddownhilljourneys. Intheprocesspayincreasedattentiontothe tipstabilityofthemobilitydevice.

2.5SafetyInformationWithRegardtoCareand Maintenance

WARNING! Riskofdeath,seriousinjury,ordamage

Incorrectrepairand/orservicingofthismobility deviceperformedbyusers/caregiversor unqualiedtechnicianscanresultindeath, seriousinjury ,ordamage.

–DONOTattempttocarryoutmaintenance

workthatisnotdescribedinthisusermanual. Suchrepairand/orserviceMUSTbeperformed byaqualiedtechnician.Contactaprovider orInvacaretechnician.

CAUTION! Riskofaccidentandlossofwarrantyif maintenanceisinsufcient

–Forreasonsofsafetyandinordertoavoid

accidentswhichresultfromunnoticedwear,it isimportantthatthismobilitydeviceundergoes aninspectiononceeveryyearundernormal operatingconditions(seeinspectionplan containedinserviceinstructions).

–Underdifcultoperatingconditionssuchas

dailytravelonsteepslopes,orinthecase ofuseinmedicalcarecaseswithfrequently changingmobilitydeviceusers,itwouldbe expedienttocarryoutintermediatecheckson thebrakes,accessoriesandrunninggear.

–Ifthemobilitydeviceistobeoperatedon

publicroads,thevehicledriverisresponsible forensuringthatitisinanoperationallyreliable condition.Inadequateorneglectedcareand maintenanceofthemobilitydevicewillresult inalimitationofthemanufacturer'sliability .

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2.6SafetyInformationRegardingChangesand ModicationstotheMobilityDevice

WARNING! Riskofseriousinjuryordamage

Useofincorrectorimproperreplacement (service)partsmaycauseinjuryordamage

–ReplacementpartsMUSTmatchoriginal

Invacareparts.

–Alwaysprovidethewheelchairserialnumberto

assistinorderingthecorrectreplacementparts.

CAUTION! Riskofinjuriesanddamagetomobilitydevice duetounapprovedcomponentsandaccessory parts

Seatingsystems,additionsandaccessoryparts whichhavenotbeenapprovedbyInvacarefor usewiththismobilitydevicecanaffectthe tippingstabilityandincreasetippinghazards.

–Onlyeveruseseatingsystems,additionsand

accessorypartswhichhavebeenapprovedby Invacareforthismobilitydevice.

Seatingsystemswhicharenotapprovedby Invacareforusewiththismobilitydevicedo not,undercertaincircumstances,complywith thevalidstandardsandcouldincreasethe ammabilityandtheriskofskinirritation.

–Onlyuseseatingsystemsthathavebeen

approvedbyInvacareforthismobilitydevice.

Electricalandelectroniccomponentswhichhave notbeenapprovedbyInvacareforusewiththis mobilitydevicecancauserehazardsandlead toelectromagneticdamage.

–Onlyeveruseelectricalandelectronic

componentswhichhavebeenapprovedby Invacareforthismobilitydevice.

Batterieswhichhavenotbeenapprovedby Invacareforusewiththismobilitydevicecan causechemicalburns.

–Onlyeverusebatterieswhichhavebeen

approvedbyInvacareforthismobilitydevice.

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CAUTION! Riskofinjuries,anddamagetothemobility device,ifunapprovedbackrestsareused

Aretrottedbackrestwhichisnotapprovedby Invacareforusewiththismobilitydevicemay overloadthebackresttubeandthusincreasethe riskofinjuriesandofdamagetothemobility device.

–PleasecontactyourInvacarespecialistprovider

whowillperformriskanalyses,calculations, stabilitychecksetc.toensurethatthebackrest canbeusedsafely.

CEmarkingofthemobilitydevice

–Theconformityassessment/CEmarkingwas

carriedoutaccordingtotherespectivevalid regulationsandonlyappliestothecomplete product.

–TheCEmarkingisinvalidatedifcomponentsor

accessoriesarereplacedoraddedthathave notbeenapprovedforthisproductbyInvacare.

–Inthiscase,thecompanythataddsorreplaces

thecomponentsoraccessoriesisresponsible fortheconformityassessment/CEmarkingor forregisteringthemobilitydeviceasaspecial designandfortherelevantdocumentation.

Importantinformationaboutmaintenancework tools

–Somemaintenanceworkwhichisdescribedin

thismanualandcanbecarriedoutbytheuser withoutproblemsrequirethecorrecttoolsfor properwork.Ifyoudonothavethecorrect toolavailablewedonotrecommendthatyou trytocarryouttherelevantwork.Inthiscase, weurgentlyrecommendthatyoucontactan authorizedspecialistworkshop.

2.7SafetyInformationonWheelchairswitha Lifter

WARNING! Riskofinjurybymovingparts

–Neverletobjectsgetcaughtinthespace

underneatharaisedlifter .

–Makesurethatneitheryounoranyoneelseis

injuredbyplacinghands,feetorotherbody extremitiesundertheraisedseat.

–Shouldyounotbeabletoviewundertheseat,

forexample,duetolimitedmanoeuvrability , turnthewheelchaironceonitsownaxlebefore youlowertheseat.Thiswillallowyoutomake surethatnobodyislocatedinthedangerzone.

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CAUTION! Riskofinjuryifthewheelchairtipsover

–Neverexceedthemaximumpermissibleload

(seechapter11T echnicalData,page114 ).

–Avoiddangerousdrivingsituationswhenthe

lifterisinaraisedposition,suchastryingto overcomeobstacleslikecurbsordrivingupor downsteepgradients.

–Neverleanoutoftheseatwhenthelifteris

raised.

–Inspecttheliftermoduleatleastonceamonth

tomakesuretheautomaticspeedreduction function,whichreducesthespeedofthe wheelchairwhenthelifterisraised,isworking properly(seechapterTheLifter).Notifyyour authorizedproviderimmediatelyifitisnot workingproperly.

CAUTION! Riskofmalfunctionoftheliftermodule

–Inspecttheliftermoduleatregularintervals

tomakesuretherearenoforeignobjectsor visibledamage,andtomakesuretheelectric plugsarermlyinsertedintotheirsockets.

CAUTION! Damagetowheelchaircausedbyone-sided loadingonlifterpillar

–One-sidedloadingoccursiftheseatisraised

and/ortilted.Alwaysreturnyourseatbackrest totheuprightpositionandtheseattiltingto thehorizontalpositionbeforeascendingslopes. Neversubjectthelifterpillartocontinuous single-sidedloading.Theraisingandtilting functionoftheseatonlyprovidesadditional restpositions.

Importantinformationregardingspeedreduction withraisedlifter

–Ifthelifterhasbeenraisedaboveacertain

point,thedriveelectronicsconsiderably reducesthespeedofthewheelchair .Ifspeed reductionhasbeenactivated,drivemodecan onlybeusedtocarryoutminormovementsof thewheelchairandnotforregulardriving.To drivenormally,lowerthelifteruntilthespeed reductionhasbeendeactivatedagain.See chapterTheLifterfordetails.

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2.8LabelsonProduct

Fig.2-1

Ifthemobilitydevice isttedwithatray , itisimperativethatit isremovedandsafely stowedwhentransporting themobilitydeviceina vehicle.

Identicationofthetie-downpointsatthefrontand

back:

Ifthesymbolappearson abrightyellowsticker,the tie-downpointissuitable forxationofthemobility deviceinavehicleforuse asavehicleseat.

Warningthatthemobility devicemaynotbeused asavehicleseat.

Thismobilitydevice doesnotsatisfythe requirementsofISO 7176-19.

Identicationlabelsticker onthechassisatthefront right.

Fordetailsseebelow .

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Warningregardingtheuse ofthelifter

ExplanationofSymbolsonLabels

Manufacturer

Fordetailsseebelow

Identicationofthe

Dateofmanufacture positionoftheengaging turnknobfordrivingand pushoperation(onlythe

EuropeanConformity

rightsideisvisibleinthe picture).

Fordetailsseebelow .

Indicationofthemaximum

Serialnumber

WEEEconform

widthtowhichthe armrestcanbeset

Maximumspeedlabelon

Donotleanoutwhenthelifterisraised! theremote.

Themaximumspeedis reducedto3km/h.

Donotdriveupordownslopeswhenthe

Indicationofpinchpoints

lifterisraised! thatcouldoccuronthe

mobilitydevice

Indicationnottostrain backwithmorethan6kg

Donotallowanybodypartstogetundera

raisedseat! altogether .

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Neverdrivewithtwopeople!

Neverdriveoverunevensurfaceswhenthe lifterisraised!

Readtheusermanual.Thissymbolappears ondifferentlabelsandpositions.

Thissymbolindicatesthe“Drive”position oftheengagingturnknob.Inthisposition themotorisengagedandthemotorbrakes areoperational.Y oucandrivethemobility device.

•Notethatfordrivingpurposesboth motorsmustalwaysbeengaged.

Thissymbolindicatesthe“Push”positionof theengagingturnknob.Inthispositionthe motorisdisengagedandthemotorbrakes arenotoperational.Themobilitydevicecan bepushedbyanattendantandthewheels turnfreely .

•Notethattheremotemustbeswitched off.

•Alsonotetheinformationprovidedin section6.10Pushingthemobilitydevice

infreewheelmode,page90

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Remote

3Components

3.1Mainpartsofthewheelchair

Legrests

3.2Remotes

Yourmobilitydevicemaybettedwithoneofseveral differentremotes.Forinformationonthedifferentfunctions andhowtooperateaparticularremote,refertoits correspondingusermanual(enclosed).

3.3TheLifter

Theelectriclifterisoperatedfromtheremote.Refertothe remotemanualformoreinformation.

Informationregardingoperationofthelifterat temperaturesoflessthan0°C

•Invacaremobilityaidsarettedwithsafety mechanismsthatpreventcapacityoverload oftheelectroniccomponents.Atoperating temperaturesbelowfreezingpointthiscan,in particular,leadtothelifteractuatorbeingshut downafterapprox.1secondoperatingtime.

•Theliftercanberaisedorloweredgraduallyby repeatedlyoperatingthejoystick.Inmanycases thisgeneratessufcientheatfortheactuator

Pushhandle

Armrest

Drivewheel

Turnknobfordisengagingamotor(onlytheright

sideisvisibleinthepicture)

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Components

Speedlimiter

Thespeedlimitreactsindifferentways,depending onthemobilitydevice’sconguration.

•Eitherthelifteristtedwithsensorswhich reducethemobilitydevice’sspeedassoonas thelifterisraisedaboveacertainpoint.

•Orifthespeedlimitisactivated,areduceddrive level(forcedprole)issetautomatically.Refer totheremotemanualformoreinformation.

•Thespeedreductiontakesplacetoguarantee thetippingstabilityofthemobilitydevice andtoavoidpersonalriskanddamagetothe mobilitydevice.

•T oreapplynormalspeed,lowerthelifterdown untiltheforcedproleorthespeedreduction switchesoff .

•Ifthemobilitydeviceisttedwithachin control,itreactsdifferenttoforcedprole. Refertothemanualofthechincontrolfor moreinformation.

CAUTION! Riskoftipping,ifthespeedlimitersensorsfail whenthelifterisraised

–Ifyoundthatthespeedreductionfunctionis

notworkingwhenthelifterisraised,donot drivewiththelifterraisedandimmediately contactanauthorizedInvacareprovider .

Limitswitch

•Ifthelifterisraisedaboveacertainpointyou canadjusttheseatandbackrestanglesonlyat acombinedtotalofmax.15°toensureasafe drivingbehaviour .Theset-upallowsfulltiltand backrestadjustmentwhenthelifterisdown. Incasethetiltandbackrestangleexceed15° (e.g.10°tiltand10°backrestrecliner)thelifter functionisdisabled.

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4Accessories

4.1PostureBelts

Aposturebeltisanoptionwhichcaneitherbexedto themobilitydeviceex-worksorcanberetrottedbyyour specialistprovider .Ifyourmobilitydeviceisttedwitha posturebelt,yourspecialistproviderwillhaveinformedyou aboutttingandusage.

Theposturebeltisusedtohelpthemobilitydeviceuser keepanoptimumseatingposition.Correctuseofthe beltassiststheuserinsittingsecurely,comfortablyand well-positionedinthemobilitydevice,especiallyforsuch userswhodonothavesuchagoodsenseofbalancewhile sitting.

Werecommendusingtheposturebeltwheneverthe mobilitydeviceisused.

Beltscanonlybeadjustedononesidewhichcanresultin thebucklenotsittingcentrally .

Beltwithplasticbuckle,adjustablebothsides

4.1.1Typesofposturebelts

Yourmobilitydevicecanbettedwiththefollowingposture belttypesex-works.Ifyourmobilitydevicehasbeentted withadifferentbelttothoselistedbelow ,pleaseensure thatyouhavereceivedthemanufacturer'sdocumentation withregardtocorrectttinganduse.

Beltswithmetalbuckle,adjustableoneside

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Beltcanbeadjustedonbothsides.Thismeansthatthe bucklecanbecentrallypositioned.

Beltwithmetalbuckle,adjustablebothsides

Beltcanbeadjustedonbothsides.Thismeansthatthe bucklecanbecentrallypositioned.

Accessories

4.1.2AdjustingPostureBeltCorrectly

Thebeltshouldbetightenoughtoensurethatyou aresittingcomfortablyandthatyourbodyisinthe correctsittingposition.

1.Ensurethatyouaresittingcorrectly,whichmeansthat youaresittingrightatbackofseat,yourpelvisis positionederectandassymmetricallyaspossible,not tofront,tosideoratoneedgeofseat.

2.Positionposturebeltsothatyourhipbonescanbe easilyfeltabovebelt.

3.Adjustbeltlengthusingoneofadjustmentaids describedabove.Thebeltshouldbeadjustedsothat youcantaathandbetweenbeltandyourbody.

4.Buckleshouldbepositionedascentrallyaspossible.In doingso,carryoutadjustmentsonbothsidesasmuch aspossible.

5.Checkyourbelteveryweektoensurethatitisstillin goodworkingcondition,toensureithasnodamageor wear,andthatitisxedproperlytomobilitydevice.If beltisonlyfastenedwithaboltedconnection,ensure thatconnectionhasnotloosenedorcomeundone.Y ou canndmoreinformationaboutmaintenanceworkon beltsintheservicemanual,whichisavailablefrom Invacare.

4.2UsingCaneHolder

CAUTION! RiskofInjury

Awalkingcaneorcrutchesthatarenotsecured duringtransport(ontheuser'slap,forexample) cancauseinjurytotheuserorotherpersons.

–Duringtransport,walkingcanesorcrutches

shouldalwaysbesecuredusingacaneholder .

1.Openupperhook-and-loopfastener .

2.Placelowerendofthewalkingcaneorcrutchesin containeratbottom.

3.Walkingcaneorcrutchescanbesecuredatupperend usinghook-and-loopfastener.

4.3UsingKLICKxAdapter

Yourmobilitydevicecanbettedwiththemini-adapter fromtheRixen+KaulKLICKxsystem.Tothisyoucanattach variousaccessoriessuchasthecellphonecasesuppliedby Invacare,whichyoucanusetotransportyourcellphone, sportsglassesetc.

Riskposedbyunsecuredaccessories

Accessoriescanfalloffandgetlostiftheyare notproperlysecured.

–Checkthattheaccessoryiscorrectlylockedin

andseatedsecurelyeverytimeyouusethe mobilitydevice.

Ifyourmobilitydeviceisttedwithacaneholder ,itcanbe usedforthesafetransportofawalkingcane,underarm orforearmcrutches.Thecaneholderconsistsofaplastic container(bottom)andahook-and-loopfastener(top).

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Riskofbreakageduetoexcessiveload

TheKLICKxadaptercanbreakiftoogreataload isapplied.

–ThemaximumpermittedloadontheKLICKx

adapteris1kg.

Fig.4-2

Fig.4-1

SecuringAccessory

1.PushaccessoryintoKLICKxadapter . Accessorylocksinsecurely.

RemovingAccessory

1.Pressredbuttonandremoveaccessory .

Theadaptercanturnin90°steps,allowingyoutoattachan accessoryfromanyoffourdifferentdirections.Pleaserefer totheinstallationinstructionswhichareavailablefromyour InvacareproviderordirectlyfromInvacare.

MoreinformationontheKLICKxsystemisavailableat http://www.klickx.com.

4.4Adjustingorremovingtheluggagecarrier

Riskofdamageasaresultofcollisions

Partsofthemobilitydevicemaybedamagedif theluggagecarriercollideswiththeseatduring seatangleorbackrestadjustment.

–Ensurethattheluggagecarrierisoutof

therangeofbothseatangleandbackrest adjustment.

Riskofbreakageduetoexcessiveload

Theluggagecarriercanbreakiftoogreataload isapplied.

–Themaximumpermittedloadontheluggage

carrieris10kg.

1.Opentheclamplevers(1)oftheluggagecarrierbracket.

2.Slidetheluggagecarrierforwardorbackwardorremove it.

3.Closetheclampleversoftheluggagecarrierbracket.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1General

1.1Introduction

1.2SymbolsinThisManual

1.3IntendedUse

1.4Indications

1.6Regulations

1.7Usability

1.8WarrantyInformation

1.9ServiceLife

1.10LimitationofLiability

2Safety

2.1GeneralSafetyNotes

2.2SafetyInformationontheElectricalSystem

2.3SafetyInformationonElectromagnetic Interference

2.4SafetyInformationonDrivingandFreewheel Mode

2.5SafetyInformationWithRegardtoCareand Maintenance

2.7SafetyInformationonWheelchairswitha Lifter

2.8LabelsonProduct

3Components

3.1Mainpartsofthewheelchair

3.2Remotes

3.3TheLifter

4Accessories

4.1PostureBelts

4.1.1Typesofposturebelts

4.1.2AdjustingPostureBeltCorrectly

4.2UsingCaneHolder

4.4Adjustingorremovingtheluggagecarrier