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Summary of Contents for LLOYD LEO II

Page 1: ...V2 0 User Manual LLOYD LEO II w h e e l c h a i r 8 8 c o m F o l d a w h e e l ...

Page 2: ...6 07 Operation 08 Storage 09 Maintenance 10 Contact Us 11 01 Backrest 02 Gas Spring release Lever 03 Rear Wheel 04 Handrim 05 Wheel Lock 06 Quick release Fork 07 Caster 08 Armrest 09 Armrest release Lever 10 Safety Belt 11 Seatrest 12 Knee Support 13 Gas Spring 14 Heel Strap 15 Footrest 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 10 13 12 14 15 08 09 11 ...

Page 3: ...cal personnel may change the wheelchair structure and create an unsafe condition voiding the warranty 1 4 Modifications 1 3 Rear Wheel 1 3 1 Quick Release Axles Check pneumatic tires weekly for proper Inflation level listed on tire sidewall 1 3 2 Pneumatic Tires Always practice with your Healthcare professional or attendant Before attempting to negotiate cubs Inclines or ramps alone 1 3 3 Curbs In...

Page 4: ...Contains The Following Components Remove any transport straps or transport guards Depress Quick release axles can be assembly rear wheel P1 Depress Quick release axles can be assembly front castor P1A Grasp the wheelchair at the backrest and pull backward up to stop P2 4 2 2 Unfolding The Standing Wheelchair Please Proceed As Attention P1 P1A P2 P3 P4 ...

Page 5: ...ent holes at 1 distance P6 8 Retighten the left right both side screws P9 10 The height of the footrest is adjustable and should be altered in line with your body proportions to guarantee the best standing position possible Footrest adjustment should also take account of your choice of seat cushion P11 13 After loosening the screws the Footrest height can be adjusted using the diﬀerent holes at 1 ...

Page 6: ...ting The Backrest Height 3 5 Wheel Lock Remove the backrest padded and end cap P17 18 After opening the both screws left right the backrest height can be adjusted P19 20 Retighten the screws The manual brakes are designed to secure the wheelchair during long stops They are not intended to slow down the wheelchair or to be used as support during a transfer They must be operated simultaneously In or...

Page 7: ...e Velour fasteners then pull it until it is sitting firmly in place just below not right on the knee cap and not too tight P24 P23 P24 The safety belt holds the waist in place Make sure that the safety belt is secure on the backrest of velour fasten Close the catch on the safety belt and pull it and not too tight To release the safety belt Simply press the red button in the center of the catch To ...

Page 8: ...of the velcro fastening it is possible to alter the length of the strap and thus to ensure the ideal position for the feet on the footrest Ideal positioning of the feet is vital in ensuring a good standing position The gas spring are specially design to help hold your body weight in the balance With minimal arm work i e pushing lightly on the armrests you can stand yourself up Similarly by pulling...

Page 9: ...The HSH1 may only be brought into the standing position on firm level ground risk of tipping over The knee support holds the knees in an extended posture and prevents you slipping out the wheelchair while standing up Attach the two triangular form of the knee lock support to the double head screws on either side of the wheelchair P29 P29 Center the knee support in front of each knee using the Velo...

Page 10: ... 4 1 4 Repeats points 4 1 1 4 1 3 P32 35 until you are standing fully upright The footrest should be in contact with the ground 4 2 1 To unlock the gas springs again first push backward the little latch to be found on gas spring release levers then pull the release levers themselves P32 35 Continue to hold down the release levers as you use the armrests to pull yourself downwards 4 2 2 Let go of t...

Page 11: ...me time pressing the backrest lightly forward You can folding the backrest P36 38 5 2 The Quick release Axles The quick release axles enable you speedily to remove and re mount the rear wheel of your LLOYD LeoII HSH2 thus reducing significantly the volume and weight of the wheelchair When removing a wheel the wheelchair must be unoccupied The wheelchair should be supported in such a way that it ne...

Page 12: ...k tyre pressure between once a week and once a month If necessary pump up the tyres in line with manufacturer s recommendations Check the state of the tread on the tyres every one to six months If a tyre is heavily or unevenly worn it should be replaced Every one to six months check that the brakes still work cleanly Having applied the brakes the wheels should stop turning completely If the brakes...

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