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User Manual

| Excel G-Explorer

User Manual

| Excel G-Explorer

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Summary of Contents for G-Explorer

Page 1: ...User Manual Excel G Explorer...

Page 2: ...4 2 Bending and or reaching 10 4 2 1 Bending and or reaching forwards 10 4 2 2 Bending and or reaching to the side 11 4 2 3 Bending and or reaching backwards 11 4 3 Going up and down kerbs or thresho...

Page 3: ...10 2 The rear wheels 21 6 11 The seat 22 6 11 1 Using the backrest upholstery 22 6 11 2 Using the seat upholstery 22 7 Transport of the wheelchair 23 7 1 Folding the wheelchair 23 7 2 Unfolding the w...

Page 4: ...We recommend you keep this user manual because it is also your proof of warranty The safety instructions within are general guidelines which must be seen as overall guidelines It is possible that you...

Page 5: ...erij 3 4651 SK Steenbergen The Netherlands T 31 0 167 573020 E info vanosmedical nl W www vanosmedical com 5 User Manual Excel G Explorer Enter the information of your authorised dealer Company Addres...

Page 6: ...ll find the explanation of the various data stored on the frame label listed below 1 Production date The date of manufacture 2 Serial number Every wheelchair has its own unique serial number You need...

Page 7: ...roceeding with reading of this user manual Designs and specifications could be changed without further notice 2 2 General explanation of your wheelchair Your new Excel G Explorer wheelchair is a light...

Page 8: ...e your wheelchair in sand rough area wet and slippery surfaces or surfaces with little grip Do not lean on the push handles of the wheelchair This can result in the chair tipping backwards Do not try...

Page 9: ...ur lap while using the wheelchair A sudden change of direction may cause the wheelchair to fall over Never independently go up a slope that is steeper than 10 You should only go up an increase or slop...

Page 10: ...nd out of the wheelchair Getting in the wheelchair Before you get in your wheelchair you must make sure the wheelchair is on a flat surface the wheelchair must have the brakes applied and the leg rest...

Page 11: ...4 3 Going up and down kerbs and thresholds It may happen that you have to go up or down a kerb or threshold with your wheelchair In addition we describe in this user manual first how to do this indep...

Page 12: ...incline itself This depends on your physical capabilities and the degree of the incline Most people also develop methods to go up and down an incline If it is necessary you should stop during going u...

Page 13: ...onsiderable traction should be exercised 4 5 Going up and down stairs Stairs are one of the largest obstacles for people who use a wheelchair However it is possible together with two attendants to go...

Page 14: ...he push handles and lets the wheelchair tip backwards until it is in balance When the chair is in balance the attendant at the front needs to grab the side frames You are now in position to descend th...

Page 15: ...Excel G Explorer 5 Specifications Below you will find the specifications of the Excel G Explorer Technical specifications of the Excel G Explorer Total length 108 cm incl footrests Total width Seatwi...

Page 16: ...s user manual 6 1 Fold and unfold the wheelchair To fold or unfold the wheelchair there are some steps you should follow When folding and unfolding the wheelchair you should always be careful so that...

Page 17: ...eelchair you first have to stand next to or in front of the wheelchair Now press on the seat tubes photo 9 to expand the wheelchair To make sure the wheelchair is folded correctly stand next to or in...

Page 18: ...se the armrest see photo 14 You can now move the armrest up or down to set the desired height photo 15 Release the silver button to lock the armrest Ensure that the armrest is locked correctly by movi...

Page 19: ...and the wheelchair is not on the brake you will see the situation as it is at photo 21 To apply the brakes push the brake lever forward photo 22 The brakes are now applied photo 23 If you are standin...

Page 20: ...ng the footplates upwards You can fold the footplates by following the steps below Photo 28 shows the footplates in their position ready for use You can fold the footrests by pushing the footplates si...

Page 21: ...he wheels Periodically you should check your front and rear tyres and wheels for signs of wear 6 10 1 The front wheels The front wheels are 7 photo 33 The front wheels are important when you want to s...

Page 22: ...est and seat upholstery 6 11 1 Using the backrest upholstery To remove the backrest upholstery please follow the steps below Stand behind the wheelchair Take the flap at the back of the backrest and p...

Page 23: ...quipped with swing away and detachable footrests As well as the footrests some other components are removable for transportation The rear wheels are detachable based on a quick release system 7 1 Fold...

Page 24: ...teps for removal in reverse order Stand next to the wheelchair and push the two seat tubes down to unfold To make sure the wheelchair is folded correctly push the seat tubes down as far as possible ph...

Page 25: ...hair regularly If the wear is at an advanced stage then you should replace the tyres 8 1 1 Air tyres Air tyres should be checked weekly for correct tyre pressure If the tyres of the wheelchair do not...

Page 26: ...an move freely without touching anything Make sure there is no play on the rear wheel bearings If this is the case this is often that the housing of the rear wheels is loose When any of the above poin...

Page 27: ...lstery chassis and plastic components on the wheelchair regularly with a mild soap and water Never use abrasive cleaners they can damage the varnish Also never use steam or high pressure cleaners Wax...

Page 28: ...wheelchair needs a check several times a year Furthermore maintenance is not covered under warranty Service schedule Service number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Wheels excessive wear on the wheels bearings adjus...

Page 29: ...ler Problems Solutions 1 2 3 4 5 There is excessive wear on the wheel bearings X X The wheelchair squeaks of rattles X The castors flutters X X X The wheelchair moves heavy X X The wheelchair is turni...

Page 30: ...se of your wheelchair If within the warranty period your wheelchair develops a defect it will be repaired or replaced However you do need to provide to Van Os Medical a complete warranty registration...

Page 31: ...independent of slightly different details We reserve the right to change the product in this user manual without further notice All drawings measures and capacities showed in this manual are approxim...

Page 32: ...el Model G Explorer Number VOS TCF EX 0337 Manufacturer Name Van Os Medical B V Address Koperslagerij 3 4651 SK Steenbergen Country The Netherlands Means of Conformity The product is in conformity wit...

Page 33: ...2016 Excel part of Van Os Medical B V Koperslagerij 3 4651 SK Steenbergen The Netherlands T 31 0 167 573020 E info vanosmedical nl W www vanosmedical com 33 User Manual Excel G Explorer...

Page 34: ...Van Os Medical B V Koperslagerij 3 4651 SK Steenbergen NB Nederland T 31 0 167 57 30 20 F 31 0 167 57 33 81 E info vanosmedical nl W www vanosmedical nl...

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