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Puma 40

 

user manual   (Canada)

9006403C

Summary of Contents for PUMA 40

Page 1: ...Puma 40 user manual Canada 9006403C...

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Page 3: ...s valid for the product in its standard version Handicare can therefore not be held liable for any damage resulting from specifications of the product deviating from the standard configuration Illustr...

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Page 5: ...ramme 16 5 Use of the wheelchair 17 5 1 Checking the wheelchair before use 17 5 2 Getting in and out of the wheelchair transfer 17 5 3 Driving the wheelchair 18 5 4 Obstacles 20 5 5 Adjustment options...

Page 6: ...6 Table of contents 9 Warranty 36 9 1 Provisions of warranty 36 9 2 Liability provisions 37...

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Page 8: ...er manual for the seating system Controller Refers to the user manual for the controller Battery charger Refers to the user manual for the battery charger Read this entire user manual all of the bookl...

Page 9: ...ime Certain parts of the wheelchair such as the seat the backrest and the armrests can become hot if exposed to the sun for too long This may cause burns or skin irritation 2 2 Electromagnetic radiati...

Page 10: ...moving and rotating parts Contact with moving parts may result in serious physical injury or damage to the wheelchair Moving rotating parts figure 1 1 Wheels turning and pivoting 2 Electrical tilt adj...

Page 11: ...1 Check manual before using 2 Freewheel switch in Drive mode Freewheel switch in Push mode Never set the freewheel switch to Push mode while the wheelchair is on a slope 3 Battery charging connection...

Page 12: ...ckrest 7 Armrest 8 Legrest with foot support 9 Headrest 3 2 Configurations Generally speaking the wheelchair comprises a chassis with a seating system on top This special chassis makes it possible for...

Page 13: ...ability to drive is not permitted Driving the wheelchair without sufficient eyesight is not permitted No more than one person is to be seated in the wheelchair at a time Do not allow children to ride...

Page 14: ...rical high low adjustment Standard position lowest position 3 Electrically reclining backrest Standard position upright 4 Electrically or mechanically elevating legrests Standard position as vertical...

Page 15: ...dy Seating system The following setting options are possible 1 Seat depth and seat width 2 Backrest angle 3 Armrest height 4 Lower leg length 5 Angle of the footplate 4 2 Seat height Depending on the...

Page 16: ...control system that can be programmed by adjusting settings within the system This is a specialized job that needs training and can only be adjusted with professional software It s not possible and a...

Page 17: ...batteries is reduced in winter During a period of light frost the capacity is roughly 75 of the normal capacity At temperatures below 5 C this will be roughly 50 This will reduce the wheelchair s ran...

Page 18: ...Bear in mind that other road users may not always notice you Observe the traffic regulations in force Avoid out of the way routes so that help can be found quickly when needed Adjust your driving sty...

Page 19: ...ect to stability This requires great care and complete control on the part of the user Always drive carefully and never take unnecessary risks Follow the instructions given by the warnings The stabili...

Page 20: ...n the kerb with your front wheels at a right angle to it 3 Move the joystick slowly forwards Drive down the kerb carefully and as slowly as possible without changing direction Warning Never drive down...

Page 21: ...eactivated This makes it possible for the wheelchair to roll down the slope The automatic parking brake only works if the switch is set to the drive position When the chair is no longer being pushed t...

Page 22: ...wheelchair The weight of a wheelchair depends on it s configuration The specifications chapter 8 give an overview of several options and their share in the total weight Always weigh the total chair to...

Page 23: ...ort and positioning equipment must not be used as seat belts if not labelled as being in accordance with the requirements of ISO 7176 19 Gel filled batteries only should be used No changes may be made...

Page 24: ...t is not obstructed from having contact with the body by wheelchair parts such as armrests or wheels figure 16 Trays fitted to the wheelchair which do not comply with safety requirements must be Remov...

Page 25: ...he batteries in use See chapter 8 Switch off the wheelchair s controller Plug the battery charger s charging plug into the charging connector on the controller Activate the battery charger Consult the...

Page 26: ...ge drive wheels This cover is between the left and right drive wheel shock absorbers Figure 18 If the PUMA 40 is in Front wheel drive configuration the front riggings will need to be removed to gain a...

Page 27: ...m the battery box Warning Undock the battery tray slowly from projections in the battery box Pull the first battery out of the tray Figure 22 1 and disconnect the battery cables Figure 22 2 Then do th...

Page 28: ...it into the battery box Figure 23 2 Then connect the battery cables on the second battery Figure 23 3 place it onto the tray and slide it into the battery box Figure 23 4 Warning Ensure that the faste...

Page 29: ...Dock the battery tray slowly on the projection in the battery box Re insert the battery guard into the battery box Figure 26 1 and 2 Rotate the battery guard handle to an upward position Figure 27 1...

Page 30: ...lified specialist For an extensive description of tyre repairs please refer to the service manual available to qualified specialists Before tyres are repaired they must first be fully deflated 6 4 Cle...

Page 31: ...taken back by your dealer in consultation If this is not possible please ask your local authority about the possibilities for recycling or environmentally friendly disposal of the materials Various d...

Page 32: ...en back on again Check whether the battery plugs are all securely in place Check whether the freewheel switch is in the DRIVE position Check the position of the speed regulator If the problem has not...

Page 33: ...EN 12184 2009 Class B Electrically powered wheelchairs scooters and their chargers Requirements and test methods October 2009 160 kg ISO 7176 8 Requirements and test methods for impact static and fati...

Page 34: ...6 15 4 Maximum safe slope 10 17 6 Static stability Downwards Upwards Sidewards 15 15 15 Reversing distance mm inch 1200 47 2 1330 52 4 Turning radius ISO 7176 5 mm inch 600 23 6 850 33 5 Distance rang...

Page 35: ...Technical specifications 35 8 3 Electric wiring diagram The electric wiring diagram varies according to the type of controller used Controller...

Page 36: ...the product being used for another purpose than the one for which it is intended in which regard it shall apply that if the Customer is a Dealer this Dealer shall indemnify Handicare against possible...

Page 37: ...y period 8 Handicare gives no warranty on repair to or reconditioning of the product carried out other than under order of and or on the instructions of Handicare If repairs and or reconditioning are...

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