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ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS

Foot Positioners

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the
foot support. The foot positioners may be crisscrossed
over the top of the foot to secure the entire
foot.

FIG.53

The foot positioners can also be converted to an
ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove
left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.
Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the
buckle.

FIG. 54-57

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

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Fig. 56

Fig. 55

Adjustable foot positioners hold feet in position on the

foot support. The foot positioners may be criss-

crossed over the top of the foot to secure the entire

foot.

Fig. 52

The foot positioners can also be converted to an

ankle strap. To convert into an ankle strap, remove

left buckle and secure the loose end of the strap.

Wrap the right strap around the ankle and fasten the

buckle.

Fig. 51 - 54

Fig. 52

Fig. 51 Remove buckle

Fig. 52 Secure loose end of strap

Foot Positioners

To attach the

positioners, thread the

strap through top of

foot support, and bolt

to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

Fig. 55

Fig. 53

Fig. 54

To attach the

positioners, thread

the strap through top

of foot support, and

bolt to underside of

foot support, using a

3/8” wrench and

Phillips screwdriver.

FIG. 58 & 59

FIG.53

FIG.54

FIG.55

FIG.56

FIG.57

FIG.58

FIG.59

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Page 1: ...t feature are required of persons who use the product If instruction further explanation is necessary please contact your Con If you do not follow all instructions and warnings damage injury may occur...

Page 2: ...e to help you more quickly if the information indicated below is readily available Serial number of frame Model of frame Date purchased Notice The information contained in this document is subject to...

Page 3: ...ever Cables 16 Specifications 4 Warnings 5 TrekkerTM Seating Module Installation on YoYo Hi Lo Frame 18 Removing Trekker Seating Module from YoYo Hi Lo Frame 19 Tilt in Space Adjustment 20 Recline Adj...

Page 4: ...at to Floor Height Range with seat Seat to Floor Height Range without seat 650N 0 75 lbs 11 8 24 8 10 5 23 5 800N 60 110 lbs 14 8 25 3 13 5 24 Tilt in Space User Weight Capacity Frame Length Frame Wid...

Page 5: ...he recommendations provided by the manufacturer can lead to a dangerous situation Warnings READ BEFORE USE Read manual completely before use Familiarize yourself with the handling and functions of the...

Page 6: ...ur health care provider s choice of chair and other added options takes into account the user s comfort positioning physical limitations and hazards that may be encountered during daily use Operating...

Page 7: ...OF SYMBOLS WARNING The word WARNING and or the symbol shown above indicates practices that are unsafe or dangerous and could result in serious injury or death to the occupant of this chair or others...

Page 8: ...ew Caster Lock Serial Number Label FIG 7 4 Wheels Front Arms Front Label FIG 4 Frame Docking Platform FIG 8 YoYo Frame Standard Features Overview NOTE TrekkerTM Seating Module only interfaces with the...

Page 9: ...G UP Back View YoYo Warning Label FIG 3 Gas Strut Actuator Cable Foot Pedal Warning Label FIG 6 Rear Arms Gas Strut 650N or 800N Foot Pedal Security Lock Pin Foot Padel Lock Arrow Label FIG 5 Tilt Cab...

Page 10: ...ot pull on any cables on the YoYo frame 5 Secure cables from binding on any objects when transporting chair Preparing the Frame for Use Once you have all components as ordered the directions for use i...

Page 11: ...foot FIG 10 To lock Rotate the locking pin until it retracts into the open slot with pull pin to fully engaged into the foot pedal FIG 11 NOTE To reduce the risk of an accident Always keep the securit...

Page 12: ...r height is adjustable by using the foot pedal to raise or lower the occupant to the desired height The height can be adjusted with or without a seating module FIG 13 Before adjusting the seat to floo...

Page 13: ...G 16 Place both hands firmly on each side of the rear cross tube of the seating module FIG 17 4 Simultaneous press down lower or pull up raising the rear cross tube while pressing on the foot pedal FI...

Page 14: ...CONVAID USER S GUIDE 14 Trekker Seating Module...

Page 15: ...stable knobs Height adjustable Solid Back System Tilt Cable tie downs Seating Tilt Cable Tilt Cable Safety Lock Lever Pommel Attachment Knob Adjustment barrel Adjustment barrel Spring Inner Cable Cabl...

Page 16: ...o Adjust 1 Plug the cable end into the adjustment barrel on the bottom of Seating Module FIG 22 2 Make sure the chrome cable end is fully seated inside adjustment and that the Upper Propeller is align...

Page 17: ...e chair or serious injury may occur DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS WARNING The word WARNING and or the symbol shown above indicates practices that are unsafe or dangerous and could result in serious injury or...

Page 18: ...nt face of the frame FIG 26 2 Hold the seating module at a 45 degree angle FIG 27 3 Face the seating module forward and align the seat docking hooks with the back tube of the frame docking platform FI...

Page 19: ...are required of persons who use the product If instructions are not clear and further explanation is necessary please contact your Convaid provider If you do not follow all instructions and warnings...

Page 20: ...added options takes into account the user s comfort positioning physical limitations and hazards that may be encountered during daily use Operating the manual wheelchair outside of the recommendations...

Page 21: ...aged 2 If user is in the chair move the user s back fo 3 Grab the pull strap on the center of the reclin 4 With your free hand on the top of the back a to the desired recline angle and release the p 5...

Page 22: ...eded to support the head To determine the back height measure from the seat to the upper portion of shoulder Fig 35 Seat back height eight 35 o back plate adjustment knobs Fig 36 air upholstery attach...

Page 23: ...not place the occupant on the Seating Module while seat adjustments knobs are loosened Make sure knobs are fully tightened before placing the occupant in the YoYo Seat Width While user is seated on a...

Page 24: ...on the back panel Fig 43 After feeding through the slot insert the strap through the cam buckle by lifting the cam tab feeding through the cam and lowering the cam tab to secure the strap as show in F...

Page 25: ...e chair is used in transport vehicles Depth Adjustable Crotch Strap Optional Feature It is connected with the gray quick release buckle It can be adjusted by threading the strap through desired slot o...

Page 26: ...1 Pull out safety detent pin as shown in Fig 48 and remove Repeat on the other side while holding foot support with one hand 2 Adjust foot support height as needed to accommodate user s lower leg mea...

Page 27: ...end of strap Foot Positioners To attach the positioners thread the strap through top of foot support and bolt to underside of foot support using a 3 8 wrench and Phillips screwdriver Fig 55 56 Fig 53...

Page 28: ...chair with occupant An additional WC19 compliant automotive type seat belt is required when the chair is used in transport vehicles Four Point Positioning Belt WARNING H Harness Positioning Belts Use...

Page 29: ...e two provided mounting Allen screws on the top center of the upper back plate Fig 73 3 Adequately tighten hardware Adjusting the Head Support 1 Remove head support cover by unzipping the cover Fig 71...

Page 30: ...the pivot hinge 4 Using a 5 32 allen wrench loosen the screw 5 Rotate the adjustable wings of the headrest to the desired location 6 Use a 5 32 allen wrench to tighten screw 7 Repeat steps 4 to 6 for...

Page 31: ...washer from height adjustable back 4 Repeat on opposite side To Install 1 Remove Back Cushion Fig 83 2 Remove bolt and washer from back pan Fig 84 3 Attach lateral support and insert bolt for desired...

Page 32: ...he knobs Fig 94 Depth Adjustment 1 Remove Seat Cushion Fig 95 2 Use 7 16 nut driver to loosen hardware Fig 96 3 Using the provided slot adjust to the desired depth and retighten Fig 97 Fig 92 Fig 93 F...

Page 33: ...8 Adjust to the desired height using the two designated slots and replace hardware Fig 98 FIG 79 FIG 80 FIG 81 FIG 82 To Remove 1 Remove Hip Guide Cover FIG 79 2 Remove the two adjustment knobs on the...

Page 34: ...utton located at the knee joint Fig 109 2 Depress the push button to adjust lower extremity to design angle and release button Fig 110 Fig 109 Fig 110 Fig 114 1 Loosen knob 2 Fully insert pommel into...

Page 35: ...oe Holders Fig 116 Fig 117 Fig 118 Caster Locks ACCESSORIES 1 Engage caster lock by pushing the caster lock down Fig 119 2 To disengage the caster lock push the bottom portion of caster lock Fig 119 P...

Page 36: ...o mounting tray to secure Upper Extremity Support Tray FIG 93 Note Seat depth minimum range is reduced by 1 when tray is attached Note Minimum seat depth or lowest lateral position may interfere with...

Page 37: ...ir and attach Velrco Straps around opposite Footrest Extension Tube Fig 126 127 Attach Canopy 1 Rotate push handle down Fig 128 129 2 Insert canopy rod into socket tubes located on the sides of the ba...

Page 38: ...PRODUCT ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE For increased safety the seat belt should be used at all times Do not leave user unattended Do not strap u...

Page 39: ...roken parts must be performed by a qualified service facility NOTE Do NOT use WD 40 or other silicone based spray as a lubricant MAINTENANCE CHART WEEKLY EVERY 3 MONTHS EVERY 6 MONTHS AS NECESSARY Cas...

Page 40: ...environments corrosion may occur In the event of salt water exposure the frame should be wiped off with a moist towel as soon as possible Water and a soft cloth are sufficient Lubricant should be rea...

Page 41: ...your chair please visit or call your Convaid Service Dealer you purchased this chair from or Convaid Customer Service Representative at 888 Convaid 1 310 618 0111 sales convaid com If the part is not...

Page 42: ...one ___________________________ Website _________________________________________________________________________ Contact _________________________________________________________________________ Emai...

Page 43: ...itten description of the problem THIS LIMITED WARRANTY EXCLUDES ANY CLAIM FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY APPLICABLE IS LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY SO...

Page 44: ...0 California Street Torrance CA 90503 Toll free in the US 1 888 CONVAID 266 8243 Phone 310 618 0111 Fax 310 618 8811 Email sales convaid com International Email international convaid com www convaid c...

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