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13. Removal of upholstery

Back cushion

• The back cushion is removed and attached using the zipper.

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Summary of Contents for Prio 13420305

Page 1: ...75341K 2021 05 18 Etac Prio Manual Applies to Etac Prio with serial no begin ning with 38C This is an interactive document Click here...

Page 2: ...arantees 3 2 Safety Symbols and warnings 3 Transport in vehicle 4 Transportations in aeroplanes 4 3 Service and maintenance Cleaning disinfectiion and maintenance 5 Troubleshooting form 5 4 Technical...

Page 3: ...nstructions reconditioning manual and maintenance instructions in the manual The main product is covered by seat and back chassis Remaining parts accessories are handled in accordance with the manual...

Page 4: ...section CE marking tests Accessories that can be detached without tools must be removed and clamped 3 According to Directive 2001 85 EC appendix VII point 3 8 3 there may be specially marked wheelcha...

Page 5: ...pted to use If there is a fault in your wheelchair please contact your prescriber or technical aids cen tre A defective wheelchair must not be used If your chair needs reconditioning or repair only or...

Page 6: ...With back support system 3D Chair with electrical back and seat recline function Operating environment Long term short term storage and transportation Operation Temperature 10 40 5 30 Relative air hu...

Page 7: ...2 Front fork attachment 13 Front fork 14 Castor wheel 15 Back cushion 16 Arm supports 17 Seat cushion 18 Calf pad 19 Leg supports 20 Knob footplate lock 21 Footplate with heel straps 22 Item and seria...

Page 8: ...sition 2 41 5 48 5 cm short cushion Position 3 44 51 cm short or long cushion Head support with side sup port Curved cushion with soft padding height depth side and angle adjustable Plush or hygiene c...

Page 9: ...leg supports folding and height adjustable only in combination with 6 and 6 5 castors When using 6 5 castor in medium front fork from seat depth front pos 3 Calf straps available as an option Solid f...

Page 10: ...print Tool kit Side support cushion Provides light lateral support Used in combination with armrests in cases where trunk sup port is too stabilising Back support wedges Provides individual support A...

Page 11: ...ery Back support The wheelchair is supplied with the back support folded and with push handles bow handle and head supports unassembled 1 3 Install fixed gas piston actuator in the back support frame...

Page 12: ...ed on the right side Fasten the handle Make sure knobs are securely tightened This is especially important when lifting the wheelchair with the user in Ensure that the push handle locking pins are sec...

Page 13: ...nected The two indicators showing that the battery is charging B flash When the lights go out the battery is fully charged When the battery level is low 0 35 the hand control emits an audible signal w...

Page 14: ...Seat recline green Back recline orange Indicator lights for lock function Battery indicator Green light battery level 100 40 Yellow light 40 0 Locking of functions The back and or seat recline functi...

Page 15: ...nd side of the hand control Bear in mind the risk of tipping Always check the positioning of the anti tips The electrical recline function must not be used when there is an obstacle e g when the user...

Page 16: ...and are height settable When unfolding the anti tip guard make sure that the locking pin snaps in properly After all adjustments to the chair the function of the anti tip guard must be checked If the...

Page 17: ...chair is to be lifted with the user sitting in it Ensure that the push handle locking pin is always secured under the push handle attachment Loosen push handle bow handle Loosen the knob for the push...

Page 18: ...ke motion brake Brake while in motion by pushing the brake handle upwards Attendant brake parking brake Activate the parking brake by pressing the brake handle upwards and pressing button A Loosen by...

Page 19: ...ee illustration The pelvic support belt is height adjustable see illustration Then adjust the upper strap to provide the user with upper body support and balance The other straps are adjusted to provi...

Page 20: ...support The head support is height depth side and angle adjustable Bear in mind the risk of tipping Always check the positioning of the anti tips Never lift the chair by the head support It is easier...

Page 21: ...ide upper body support The arm support plate should be approximately 5 mm taller than the elbow when bent at an angle of 90 Calf heel strap Adjust the length so that the centre of the feet are placed...

Page 22: ...air Ensure that the vertically adjustable push handles are properly tightened Swing the leg supports away and lift the wheelchair by the front upper part of the frame Never lift the chair by the head...

Page 23: ...rwards Enable the anti tips afterwards Enable the anti tips afterwards Carers up forwards Ensure that the anti tips are disabled Carers up backwards Ensure that the anti tips are disabled Carers down...

Page 24: ...holding the frame Never use an escalator even if a carer is available Stairs up Ensure that the anti tips are disabled and that height adjustable handles are securely tightened We recommend there alwa...

Page 25: ...25 Etac Prio www etac com 13 Removal of upholstery Back cushion The back cushion is removed and attached using the zipper...

Page 26: ...B A a adapter Seat height table Short fork Medium fork S1 S2 S3 M1 M2 M3 S1 S2 S3 M1 M2 M3 Pos Seat height 6 6 6 5 7 8 6 6 5 7 8 6 6 5 8 6 6 5 7 8 6 6 5 7 8 E 20 38 0 X 22 40 5 X X X X 24 42 5 X X X...

Page 27: ...dercarriage is horizontal see section Height adjustment front 4 Adjust the user brake see section Brake adjustment Bear in mind the risk of tipping Always check the positioning of the anti tips In cer...

Page 28: ...n accordance with the illustration NB It is important to ensure that the ball bearings and washers in the attachment under the retaining nut are placed in the right order with the spring washer on top...

Page 29: ...C2 A2 a2 C3 A3 B3 E D C B E D C B A 3 2 1 E1 D1 C1 B1 A1 E2 E3 D2 B2 D3 C2 A2 a2 C3 A3 B3 Pos A2 A3 B2 B3 C2 C3 Pos D3 Pos D1 Pos E1 Pos E3 Pos D2 E2 Pos a2 A1 B1 C1 8 mm When adjusting the brake loos...

Page 30: ...e adjusted 1 Loosen the screws on the side of the back support 2 Gradually raise or lower using the scale Ensure that both sides have the same height setting We recommend that the top of the back supp...

Page 31: ...t the seat depth by pulling the seat out or by pushing it in 3 The front seat depth can be adjusted by up to 7 cm Do not pull the seat out further than the max line 4 Tighten the retaining screws Bear...

Page 32: ...1 Tilt the back support upwards 2 Tilt the seat as far back as possible and remove the seat cushion 3 Lift the seat plates off by loosening the screws on the bottom of the seat chassis 4 Twist the an...

Page 33: ...s back Loosen the screw next to the gas piston s front attachment 7 Loosen the screws on the side plates by approx 1 2 turns Loosen and remove the screws which hold the side plates in place Support th...

Page 34: ...rt adjustment will not function correctly 9 Raise the chair up and remove the Allen key used to lock the back support angle 10 Fit the seat plates in accordance with the illustrations in section Screw...

Page 35: ...tions for rear seat depth Screw positions for side frame gas piston attachment NB For a chair equipped with electrical recline function the above hole pattern applies see illustration Screw positions...

Page 36: ...stments Adjustment of comfort lock 1 Undo screw and nut 2 Adjust the seat angle for the comfort lock by moving and securing the ball bearing bushing The different angle options are marked on the plate...

Page 37: ...attachment can be mounted in two different heights The arm support is settable in height and depth Loosen the screw on the outside of the arm support to set the height Loosen the screws under the arm...

Page 38: ...oximately 5 Nm Test the brakes 5 Make sure that the nut is positioned correctly and locks into the nut pocket on the inside The brakes are parking brakes and must not be used as motion brakes Brake le...

Page 39: ...Brake mounting and adjusting brake adapter Brake adapter is required for the user brake to work with 16 20 and 22 rear wheels certain positions see section Adjustment of the cen tre of balance See als...

Page 40: ...r brake see Section Brake adjustment There are restrictions see illustration inadequate user brake function brake adapter required see section Brake mounting and adjusting brake adapter Bear in mind t...

Page 41: ...elect the depth 4 Insert the screw and tighten slightly The calf plate should be movable so that it follows the contours of the calf Never stand on the footplates as there is a risk of tipping Don t l...

Page 42: ...oning belt The positioning belt is in two parts length adjustable and equipped with a snap lock It is installed in the front part of the lower track in the back support plate or in a separate attachme...

Page 43: ...43 Etac Prio www etac com...

Page 44: ...info etac de www etac de Etac R82 B V Tinweg 8 8445 PD Heerenveen Nederland Tel 31 72 547 04 39 info holland etac com www etac com Etac Ltd Unit D4A Coombswood Business Park East Coombswood Way Hales...

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