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© 2013 VAN OS MEDICAL UK Ltd., Excel House, Escrick Business Park,

Escrick, York,YO19 6FD -

Tel. +44-(0)1904-720170, Fax +44-(0)1904-720398,

E-mail: [email protected], www.vanosmedical.com

[email protected]

, www.vanosmedical.com

Going downstairs

To go downstairs, the wheelchair should be facing forwards. The rear attendant
should tip the wheelchair until it balances. The front attendant should support the
wheelchair by holding the side frames. The wheelchair should then be slowly guided
down each step.

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Warning:

Never lift a wheelchair by the push handles, armrests or footrests. Always hold
a part of the main frame.

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Summary of Contents for LITEMATE

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Page 2: ...e the right therefore without proper notification to alter this guide It is important that you read this manual carefully The manual contains important information on the safe use and maintenance of y...

Page 3: ...ick York YO19 6FD Tel 44 0 1904 720170 Fax 44 0 1904 720398 E mail sales vanosmedical com www vanosmedical com info vanosmedical nl www vanosmedical com Enter the information from your authorised deal...

Page 4: ...4 3 GOING UP AND DOWN RAMPS 9 4 4 GOING UP AND DOWN STAIRS 9 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND MOUNTING OPTIONS 11 5 1 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 11 5 2 UNFOLDING AND FOLDING THE WHEELCHAIR 12 5 3 USE OF THE FOO...

Page 5: ...the explanation of the various data stored on the frame label listed below 1 Model name The model name from your wheelchair 2 Definition Description of the design of your scooter 3 Warranty This is th...

Page 6: ...Seat cover 6 Hand rim 15 Footrest 7 Quick release axle 16 Footplate 8 Stepper 17 Heel strap 9 Brake Your wheelchair is equipped with a number of elements and parts You should know these before continu...

Page 7: ...gs Disobey the instructions which are described in this manual may result in damage to the wheelchair or body injuries to the user Avoid using your wheelchair on roads Use pavements if possible Do not...

Page 8: ...activities in accordance to your life style Consult your medical advisor or therapist for assistance by developing safe and effective techniques for your daily activities and your physical possibiliti...

Page 9: ...only in reversed order Reaching We strongly recommend that you seek the help of an attendant to pick something up for you 4 2 Negotiating pavements and unequal surfaces Going up the pavement The atten...

Page 10: ...footrests are a minimum 7 cm from the ground One reason for this is that when you are descending a slope you need a minimum of this amount of clearance in order to ensure the footplates do not catch t...

Page 11: ...w vanosmedical com Going downstairs To go downstairs the wheelchair should be facing forwards The rear attendant should tip the wheelchair until it balances The front attendant should support the whee...

Page 12: ...G OPTIONS In this chapter we will explore all the possibilities that you have with your wheelchair All setting and user instructions such as the removal of the footrest will be discussed Your wheelcha...

Page 13: ...to the front of the wheelchair and push again on the seat tubes to ensure that they are directly on the frame This is confirmed when the seat upholstery is flat Place the footrests back fold down the...

Page 14: ...re 4 Placing the footrest back on your wheelchair Stand in front of the wheelchair Place the footrest with an angle of 90 back on the wheelchair picture 4 Swing away the footrest to the front until yo...

Page 15: ...he lever forward picture 6 When you hear a click this confirms that the wheelchair has been put on the parking brake De activate the brake Grasp the black handle of the brake Pull the handle towards y...

Page 16: ...g the wheelchair Removing the rear wheel The rear wheels of the wheelchair are removable by using the quick release system Stand next to the wheelchair Tilt the wheelchair away from you Press the blac...

Page 17: ...lt Your wheelchair is equipped with a seat belt picture 11 which you can use the following way When you are in the wheelchair you can fasten the belt by clicking the two loose ends together If the bel...

Page 18: ...e folding mechanism is now unlocked you can fold down the backrest see picture 13 Make sure the backrest is straight up before taking place in the wheelchair To put the backrest straight up you should...

Page 19: ...rp rims If there are sharp rims on the brakes we advise you to replace them Ensure that all the parts of the brake are in the right position and fastened secure Make sure that the mechanism is functio...

Page 20: ...lstery It is important to check the upholstery of your wheelchair regularly Torn or worn upholstery can no longer support human weight and this can create dangerous situations Check the textile coatin...

Page 21: ...lists several common problems that may occur and offers corrective actions for each Tip We recommend the use of only Van Os Medical UK Ltd replacement parts If you do not use original parts the warran...

Page 22: ...the warranty period your wheelchair will be defect it will be repaired or replaced However you do need to provide to Van Os Medical UK Ltd a complete filled in warranty registration form a copy of th...

Page 23: ...ive The warranty is only valid during the indicated period If adjustments are made to the wheelchair which have structural impact on the product the warranty will expire completely You can visit www v...

Page 24: ...SK Steenbergen Country The Netherlands EU Representative Name W van Os Address Koperslagerij 9 4651 SK Steenbergen Country The Netherlands Function Director Technical constructed file Prepared by Nam...

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