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- Swing-away, removable n°2 (photos 10 & 11)

This range of armrests can be swung away to facilitate 
transfers and disassembling during transport.
To swing the armrest away, push down the dog point (A), 
reverse the procedure to reinsert making sure that the dog 
point (B) is properly engaged in its housing. 
To remove the armrest, swing it back completely and pull it 
up. Reverse the procedure to reinstall.

The new design includes handle (C) and hollowed skirt-guard 
(D) to facilitate front transfer.
Grip firmly the armrest handle, take care of your nails on the 
skirt-guard edges.

Push on your arms to easily lift yourself up and the attendant 
can help you to finalise the transfer to the place where you 
wish to sit.

In the event the armrest handle covers (C) become slippery, 
it is recommended to request your dealer to replace them.

  

Refer to paragraph 1.2.2. 

Front transfer 

for safety ins-

tructions. When folding back down, ensure that it locks in 
place, otherwise it can act as a long lever and could fatigue.

Note : 

the armrests are mounted in pairs on the wheelchair ; 

whenever you remove them, remember that you have a right 
and a left side !

  

Never lift the wheelchair by the armrests !

Keep your fingers away from movable parts during folding, 
disassembling or adjusting to prevent injuries !

2.2. Frame

2.2.1 Folding system
It consists of two cross-bars which integrates seat rails.
To fold and unfold your wheelchair, see chapter A “ General ” 

paragraph 2.1.
2.2.2 Side frame
The sides or side frames are designed to accommodate the 

steering tubes for the castors and multiple adjustment wheel 

mounting for rear wheels. 

- These wheel mountings allow 3 height positions and 2 

longitudinal positions (Standard = serial delivery with fixed or 

folding backrest; Passive = backward for better stability, serial 

with reclining backrest and Transit (12”) version).

  

Please make sure that the rear wheel axle is in the 

same hole on both sides.

  

The above information is given to the user for informa-

tion only. 

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Summary of Contents for Action 2 range

Page 1: ...This manual must be given to the user of the product Before using this product read this manual and safe for future reference Invacare Action 2 NG Range User guide EN...

Page 2: ...eelchairs to meet all the needs of the user in everyday life However final selection of the wheel chair rests solely with the user and his her qualified health advisor Proper and efficient use of the...

Page 3: ...irs except for inner tubes as well as some adjustments require specific technical training and therefore must be performed by your distributor The Invacare Action 2 NG range is designed for both indoo...

Page 4: ...instructions for optimal safety 14 B DESCRIPTION OF YOUR WHEELCHAIR Page 1 Presentation 1 1 Introduction 15 1 2 General description 15 2 Adjustments 2 1 Seat elements 16 2 1 1 Seat upholstery 16 2 1 2...

Page 5: ...remain without the boundaries of the seat figure 3 1 2 3 A GENERAL GUIDELINES 1 Safety and operating limits For a safe operation of your wheelchair the following para meters should be observed Stabili...

Page 6: ...at you can simply pick it up by stretching your arm while sitting in the chair in a normal position figure 6 In any case do not lean backwards because you may cause the chair to tip figure 7 Warning T...

Page 7: ...ible use a transfer board during transfers 1 2 2 Front transfer figure 9 If you are more or less able to stand up and if your upper body is strong and mobile enough you can transfer forward to another...

Page 8: ...y until the chair reaches the equilibrium point At this stage the assistant will feel a difference in weight distribution which usually occurs at approximately 30 At this point the wheelchair can get...

Page 9: ...cause this is a difficult movement we recommend using two attendants one in front of the wheelchair and one behind the wheelchair Warning We recommend that users over 100 kg in weight do not use this...

Page 10: ...lchair see figure 14A Avoid turning suddenly and never try to climb and descend a ramp diagonally figure 17 18 16 17 15 Warning It is recommended to avoid using ramps with a slope greater than 9 degre...

Page 11: ...ing wheelchair propulsion is achieved through the use of the handrims mounted on the wheels The distance between the wheels axle position and the seat height can be adjusted to allow you to hold the h...

Page 12: ...intenance allows the identification and replace ment of defective and worn parts which improves the daily operation of your wheelchair Regular inspections to be performed by you or your assistants a G...

Page 13: ...going out in the rain Disinfection Spray or wipe disinfection using a tested and recognised product is permitted Please pay attention to the manufacturer s instructions of the medical product disinfec...

Page 14: ...pproved 4 point belt system according to the methods described in the manual The occupied wheelchair must be tied down in an forward facing position with the parking brake applied The wheelchair backr...

Page 15: ...in addition to but never as a substitute for an approved passenger restraint system 3 point belt D Fastening of 3 point belt vehicle safety belt device Although all three points may be anchored to the...

Page 16: ...well as gravel grass etc sand and sea water particularly damage ball bearings When using the wheelchair inside we recommend using solid tyre castors especially when riding on carpet 5 Summary of warr...

Page 17: ...arious parts and this manual describes only the main parts We recommend that you become acquainted with the following terms in order to better understand your wheelchair operation The seat consists of...

Page 18: ...seat fold the seat sightly Lift up the front part Pull into required depth Padded seat it provides comfortable support to the user Standard seats are not adjustable in the event that they become slack...

Page 19: ...to prevent any injuries Reclining backrest 0 to 30 43 cm backrest height photo 4 The intended use of reclining backrest is to get a relaxing comfort position for the user It is not indented to be used...

Page 20: ...backrests This can cause the chair to tip backwards causing injury Therefore Invacare strongly recommend the use of anti tippers available as an option when using your backposts to carry a back pack o...

Page 21: ...ootrest supports Keep your fingers away from movable parts during folding disassembling or adjustment to prevent injuries 2 1 5 Armrests Removable Simple n 1 photos 8 9 to remove armrests simply pull...

Page 22: ...n folding back down ensure that it locks in place otherwise it can act as a long lever and could fatigue Note the armrests are mounted in pairs on the wheelchair whenever you remove them remember that...

Page 23: ...d repo sition the assembly on the rim Comply with the inflation pressure specified on the sidewall of the tyre Note remember that in order to maintain the interchangea bility of the chair wheels equip...

Page 24: ...locking balls are clean wipe out every month with a rag soaked with fine oil To prevent falls it is essential that the button A and the locking balls C are disengaged providing a perfect lock of the r...

Page 25: ...move at all Note brake adjustments are based upon the diameter and type of the wheels After repairing a flat tyre or in the event of wear of the pneumatic or solid tyre you may need to adjust the bra...

Page 26: ...backbrace it may come loose and the wheelchair and user drop Keep your fingers away from movable parts to prevent injuries 2 6 2 Propulsion options Transit version photos 19 20 the wheelchair is desig...

Page 27: ...aught in the spokes of the rear wheel Not to be used as an alternative to a 3 point occupant res traint in a vehicle A metal buckle posture belt must be used in conjonction with the 3 point occupant r...

Page 28: ...ns and tool s 3 1 Standard wheelchair specifications Maximum user weight 125 kg Seat width 38 40 5 43 45 5 48 cm Seat depth 43 cm Floor seat height 48 5 cm Rear wheel 24 610 mm solid tyre Castors 8 20...

Page 29: ...0 3 3 Dimensions 3 2 Tools for adjustments and regular maintenance not supplied Function Tool Brake 5 mm Allen key Footrest tube 5 mm Allen key Footplate 5 mm Allen key Simple armrests n 1 4 mm Allen...

Page 30: ...28 200 260 130 610 520 3 660 870 50 128 17 9 17 Wheels Armrests Footrests 16 4 17 1 125 8 7 Nylon M4 BS EN 1021 1 2 page left blank intentionally...

Page 31: ...te de St Roch F 37230 Fondettes France 33 0 2 47 62 64 66 Fax 33 0 2 47 42 12 24 Invacare Mecc San s r l Via dei Pini 62 I 36016Thiene VI Italia 39 0 445 380059 Fax 39 0 445 380034 Invacare Ireland Lt...

Page 32: ...N 1531661 EN VC 09 2011 Manufacturer Invacare France Operations SAS Route de Saint Roch 37230 Fondettes France www invacare eu com...

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