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3.3 Wheels

HD Motion is equipped with 20”, 20”, or 24” drive wheels 

depending on model and configuration. The drive wheels have 

quick-release connectors. Several tire alternatives are available 

when ordering. The castors are 175mm as standard but other 

options are available. 

REMOVING THE WHEEL: 

- Press the quick-release button (1), see Figure 7. 

- Remove the wheel.

MOUNTING THE WHEEL:

- Insert the axle (2) in the wheel mount housing (3), see Figure 7. 

- Press the quick-release button (1) on wheel hub.

- Press the wheel so that the three pins on the hub fit in to the 

three holes in the brake disc. 

- Release the quick-release button and check that the wheel is 

secured by pulling on it.

- Make sure the quick-release button has slid out and that the 

wheel is fixed. 

- Be careful not to allow the user’s hands to go in to the wheels. 
- Be aware that certain items of clothing are not suitable as 

they may get caught in the wheels. Be especially careful with 
scarves and similar items that can tighten around the user’s 
neck if caught.

- If the wheelchair is equipped with pneumatic tires the 

recommend air pressue is indicated on the tires. Normally the 
air pressure is 300 kPa.

3.4 Tip protectors 

Tip protectors are standard equipment on HD Motion and 

should always be used. The tip protectors can be set in three 

positions by means of a snap lock, see Figure 8. The snap lock 

is released by pushing it in (1, Figure 8). It is also possible 

to temporarily turn up the tip protectors if necessary when 

pushing the wheelchair, see Figure 9. 

TURNING UP THE TIP PROTECTORS:

- Using hand or foot, push in on the plug of the tip protector 

(1 in Figure 9).

- The tip protector is thus released and turns inward (2).

- Turn up the tip protector to the rest position.

The tip protector is reutrned to the active position by turning 

it down with hand or foot.

- Always ensure that the tip protectors are turned all the way 

down and are in the locked position.

Figure 7.

  Wheel removal

Figure 9.

 Turning up tip protector

Figure 8.

 Tip protector with 3 

positions set by snap lock

3 positions

1

1

2

3

3

2

1

Summary of Contents for HD motion Series

Page 1: ...User Manual English ...

Page 2: ... 2020 HD Rehab AB This user manual is available in PDF format at hdrehab com ...

Page 3: ...i back 12 3 10 Adjustable seat width 12 3 11 Adjustable seat depth 13 3 12 Positioning of leg rests 13 3 13 Armrests 13 3 14 Leg rests 14 4 Accessories 16 4 1 Headrest 16 4 2 Thoracic support 17 4 3 Tray table 17 4 4 Knee spacer Leg spacer 18 4 5 Mounts for belts and harnesses 18 5 Transport 19 5 1 Vehicle transport with user seated in wheelchair 19 5 2 Weight of removable components 19 5 3 Foldin...

Page 4: ...in Stockholm Our creative employees use their specialist knowledge experience and inventiveness to find solutions for the unique needs of each individual 1 WARRANTY The warranty is only valid if the product is used as directed and the service and cleaning instructions are followed THE WARRANTY COVERS Frame 5 years against defects in materials manufacturing and or assembly Leg arm headrests Two yea...

Page 5: ...nsportation in vehicles 2 2 General safety aspects HD Motion is intended for use both indoors and outdoors Before using the wheelchair it is important that users and carers are familiar with how the chair works and should be used Test the driving characteristics and features Read the whole manual and have it available Note that deviations may occur especially if the wheelchair is specially equippe...

Page 6: ... CUSTOMIZING HD Rehab has a number of CE marked accessories that are authorized for use with the wheelchair while maintaining the CE marking There are also combination agreements covering accessories from other manufacturers that are approved for use with HD Motion while maintaining the CE marking Accessories that have not been approved may not be used Any change to the wheelchair or use of access...

Page 7: ...nt Labeling doc nr 96764 1 Model label Shows that the model is HD Motion as well as the wheel size the seat width and frame length of the wheelchair CE marking Shows that the wheelchair is a CE marked medical device and who the manufacturer is SN stands for Serial Number and REF for Reference article number Transport attachment Marks the anchor points for transport Max user weight Shows the maximu...

Page 8: ... brake is activated by pressing the brake handles up towards the push bar and then moving the locking sleeve a in Figure 6 forward so that the brake handle is locked in place see Figure 6 NOTE Make sure the locking sleeve is pushed forward sufficiently so that it sits securely NOTE Always use both left hand and right hand parking brakes together USER BRAKES The user can engage the brakes by moving...

Page 9: ...ecially careful with scarves and similar items that can tighten around the user s neck if caught If the wheelchair is equipped with pneumatic tires the recommend air pressue is indicated on the tires Normally the air pressure is 300 kPa 3 4 Tip protectors Tip protectors are standard equipment on HD Motion and should always be used The tip protectors can be set in three positions by means of a snap...

Page 10: ...erchangeable Check cushions according to the maintenance directions Worn out cushions can cause pressure ulcers POSITIONING THE SEAT CUSHION Align the cushion over the seat plate and place it straight down The back of the cushion is labelled The underside is black and smooth Check that the cushion is secure REMOVING THE SEAT CUSHION Grasp the front edge of the cushion and pull straight up POSITION...

Page 11: ...set the desired seat tilt release the green lever BACK RECLINE The back recline angle is controlled by the gray lever on the left side of the push bar 2 in Figure 15 As standard the back can be reclined continuously between 90 and 120 A gas cylinder provides supporting force when tilting forward Note that this means the back will feel heavy to recline backward if no one is sitting in the wheelchai...

Page 12: ...t the desired height b Adjust the velcro straps to support the user s back c Tighten the nuts for the seat back height adjustment 3 10 Adjustable seat width HD Motion is width adjustable in 3 positions Seat width is determined by the position of the armrest brackets see Figure 18 Table 1 show the nominal seat width for each model Table 1 Nominal seat width in each position cm Model Inner position ...

Page 13: ... Armrests Armrests are placed in mounts on each side of the seat Figure 21 They can be adjusted in height and depth Components see Figure 22 1 Armrest pad 2 Side support 3 Locking button 4 Locking lever HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Push the button 3 in Figure 22 and hold it in Set the desired height The post is marked with 1 cm intervals Release the button and pull lightly on the the armrest pad so the lock ...

Page 14: ...ob footrest angle HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF ONE PIECE FOOTREST Push in the snap lock 6 in Figure 23 and move the footrest tubes to the desired position ANGLE ADJUSTMENT OF ONE PIECE FOOTREST Turn the knob 7 in Figure 23 until the footrest reaches the desired position ANGLE ADJUSTMENT OF CENTRE LEG REST Grip the footrest tubes near the bottom 1 in Figure 25 Pull the knob 2 on the right hand side and mov...

Page 15: ...r Move the footrest plate to the desired angle Tighten the bolt securely ANGLE ADJUSTMENT OF SEPARATE LEG RESTS Grip the footrest tube near the bottom 1 in Figure 28 Pull the knob 2 and move the leg rest to the desired position 3 Release the knob and push the leg rest lightly in either direction so that the locking pin snaps in place REMOVAL OF SEPARATE LEG RESTS Grip around the leg rest joint 1 i...

Page 16: ...rt cushion angle in out 13 Nut side support cushion angle up down The mounting profile is placed though the bracket 3 in Figure 30 and then secured in place by tightening the knob 4 in Figure 30 The cushion can be adjusted forward and back by loosening the link plate nuts 6 in Figure 30 then tightening the nuts again after adjusting LATERAL ADJUSTMENT When needed the headrest can be adjusted later...

Page 17: ...is done by placing the table tray on the front of the armrests then pushing it in until it clicks in place on the mounting pins that are attached below to the armrest pads See Figure 32 To remove the tray table grasp around both sides and push the locking levers up see Figure 33 then pull the tray straight out When the tray table is not in place the mounting pins should be turned in to avoid being...

Page 18: ...positions MOUNTS FOR 4 POINT BELTS 4 point belts are attached to four belt mounts two on each side It is important that the mounts be placed correctly so the the user is well positioned They should be installed by qualified personnel MOUNTS FOR HARNESSES Harnesses are attached to two adjustable mounts at the top of the back together with the two mounts secured in the lower holes on the sides of th...

Page 19: ...ened so that the wheelchair is stable Any rocking is not to be offset by tightening the straps tighter Excessive tension creates excessive stress on the wheels and frame and can damage the wheelchair The user must always use the vehicle s 3 point safety belt Any positioning or safety belts that are mounted on the wheelchair and are usually used by the patient may not be used as substitutes for sea...

Page 20: ... sure the tip protectors are positioned correctly Check the most important functions brakes seat tilt and back recline If the pin is not properly mounted the bracket can break and the user can be suddenly tipped backwards If the seat width is set to the widest position there is a risk of the Flexi back straps wrapping around the seat plate when the chair is folded Check for this and be careful whe...

Page 21: ...sh bar until the castors have reached the lower surface As caregiver remember to use a good ergonomic position In some cases it may be necessary to turn up the tip protectors remember to turn them down again after moving STAIRS Moving from one floor to another always comes with risk of injury for the user and the caregivers The preferred choice is therefore to use an elevator When there is no elev...

Page 22: ... the user ARMRESTS SIDE SUPPORTS AND CALF SUPPORTS Wipe with damp cloth or with disinfectant ALUMINUM PROFILES with telescoping function can be lubricated with petroleum jelly or food grade grease 6 MAINTENANCE AND CARE For best safety and long life the wheelchair should be kept clean and tidy Any faults and failures must be addressed immediately Estimated lifetime is 10 years at normal use with t...

Page 23: ... from seat plate 18 23 18 23 18 23 18 23 Armrest height Angle Adjustable from seat plate 24 30 24 30 24 30 24 30 Armrest pad length x width 28 x 5 28 x 5 28 x 5 28 x 5 Leg rest length short seat plate to footrest 19 25 19 25 19 25 19 25 Leg rest length standard seat plate to footrest 23 35 23 35 23 35 23 35 Leg rest length long seat plate to footrest 35 47 35 47 35 47 35 47 Leg rest angle º 80 140...

Page 24: ...HD Rehab AB Tryffelsslingan 4 181 57 Lidingö SWEDEN 46 8 767 04 80 info hdrehab se www hdrehab com Doc nr 96701 1 User Manual HD Motion Rev A 2020 11 03 MD ...

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