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Handrims

Inspect for rough or sharp edges; inspect all hardware 

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Seat Rail Guides

Make sure all required guides are present 

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Spokes

Inspect for broken or bent spokes; check for tightness 

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Tires

Inspect for surface wear and cracks 

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Check pneumatic tires for proper air pressure 

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Upholstery

Inspect for rips, tears, worn spots and excessive slack 

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Inspect attaching screws for sharp edges or stripped screws 

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Wheels/Wheel bearings

Inspect for wear and check alignment 

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Make sure axle nut and bearing tension are correct 

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Wheel Locks

Make sure locks are easy to engage and locking assembly is secure 

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Ensure locks do not interfere with tires when rolling 

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Inspect hardware for looseness or signs of wear 

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Cleaning

Clean and wax all parts 

 

 

Clean upholstery 

 

 

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Inspect Weekly

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MAINTENANCE GUIDE

Summary of Contents for Everest Jennings

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL IMPORTANT Read this booklet before operating your wheelchair Wheelchairs A Graham Field Brand...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...port Chair Wheel Lock Adjustment 6 Folding A Companion transport Wheelchair Back Folding A Companion transport Wheelchair Back Folding A Companion transport Wheelchair Back 6 SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDE...

Page 4: ...familiar with them Keep in mind that the basic safety procedures included in this manual are to be used as a guide only You may nd it necessary to develop your own unique methods for safely solving f...

Page 5: ...rs installed During descent the lowest part of the footrest should be no closer to the ground than 2 1 2 to permit proper clearance at the bottom of the incline Do not turn wheelchair while going down...

Page 6: ...TER HOUSING CASTER FORK REAR FIXED REAR FIXED WHEEL WHEEL WHEEL LOCK FOLD DOWN BACK DOWN BACK MECHANISM MECHANISM HANDGRIP CROSS BRACE CROSS BRACE w SERIAL NUMBER w SERIAL NUMBER BACKPOST PUSH HANDLE...

Page 7: ...or others or damage to the wheelchair To Close Fold up footplates Make sure footrests legrests are in locked position in front of the wheelchair If the wheelchair is equipped with heel loops pull the...

Page 8: ...back down towards the bottom of the chair 3 Pin with Plastic Paddle To engage press forward on the top of the paddle to release pin Fold the back down towards the bottom of the chair FRONT RIGGING WAR...

Page 9: ...al safe reaching or moving techniques suited to your abilities and restrictions WARNINGS Always have the front casters turned to the front to provide stability while reaching If in doubt ask for assis...

Page 10: ...ations Consult your healthcare professional for assistance in developing your individual technique Whenever possible use two 2 attendants to perform transfers Make sure the wheelchair is stabilized an...

Page 11: ...negotiate an incline or decline Practice with an attendant or healthcare professional rst before attempting any inclines declines curbs or ramps Always inspect the ramp incline decline or any pathway...

Page 12: ...ndgrips are securely fastened the attendant should turn the wheelchair backward and carefully step down Tightly holding the handgrips the attendant should pull the wheelchair to where the rear wheels...

Page 13: ...e can cause operating problems and may affect your warranty coverage The use of non Everest Jennings replacement parts could create a hazardous condition which may result in serious injury Proper care...

Page 14: ...rubber tires should be replaced when they become loose on the rim or as cracks appear Upholstery Clean the upholstery with a mild soap solution rinse and wipe dry Inspect for rips tears and worn spot...

Page 15: ...and or casters may be adjusted improperly Ensure that both rear wheels are mounted in identical positions and that casters are mounted in identical positions Caster stem s may be adjusted improperly C...

Page 16: ...te tightness ensure all fasteners are secure Footrest Legrest Inspect locking mechanism for secure t Check for cracks burrs or sharp edges Handgrips Push Handles Make sure they are tight and securely...

Page 17: ...r rips tears worn spots and excessive slack Inspect attaching screws for sharp edges or stripped screws Wheels Wheel bearings Inspect for wear and check alignment Make sure axle nut and bearing tensio...

Page 18: ...drims front rigging forks Upholstered components plastic parts painted surfaces rubber parts bearings and any other parts not speci cally identi ed above REPLACEMENT PARTS Sideframes crossbraces All o...

Page 19: ...apply to products modi ed without Graham Field s express written consent nor shall it apply if parts not manufactured by Graham Field or if parts not complying with original equipment speci cations ar...

Page 20: ...Graham Field Health Products 2935 Northeast Parkway Atlanta Georgia 30360 telephone 800 347 5678 770 447 1609 fax 800 726 0601 678 291 3232 http www graham eld com...

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