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Invacare® Action Vertic

3 Components and their functions

3.1 Overview

A

Chest cushion

B

Back

C

Rear wheel with handrim

D

Parking brake

E

Frame

F

Front wheel fork with front wheel

G

One piece footboard

H

Knee cushion

I

Seat/Cushion

J

Raising/lowering button

K

Tubular Armrest

Short description

This is a medium active wheelchair with stand up mechanism
and folded backrest.

The equipment of your wheelchair may differ from
the diagram as each wheelchair is manufactured
individually to the specifications in the order.

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Summary of Contents for Action Vertic

Page 1: ...Invacare Action Vertic en Medium active wheelchair User Manual This manual MUST be given to the user of the product BEFORE using this product this manual MUST be read and saved for future reference...

Page 2: ...duplication or modification in whole or in part is prohibited without prior written permission from Invacare Corporation Trademarks are identified by and All trademarks are owned by or licensed to Inv...

Page 3: ...sture belt 22 4 2 Table tray 23 4 3 Air pump 24 4 4 Passive illumination 24 5 Setup 25 5 1 Safety information 25 6 Using the wheelchair 26 6 1 Safety information 26 6 2 Braking during use 27 6 3 Move...

Page 4: ...11 2 Materials 50 11 3 Environmental conditions 50 12 Service 51 12 1 Inspections performed 51...

Page 5: ...s more comfortable for you For more information about the product for example product safety notices and product recalls contact your Invacare representative See addresses at the end of this document...

Page 6: ...weather conditions such as typical European weather conditions 1 6 Intended use The medium active wheelchair is propelled manually and should only be used for independent or assisted transport of a d...

Page 7: ...r travelling by train in the EU Theft and metal detection systems in seldom cases the materials used in the wheelchair may activate theft and metal detection systems 1 7 Service life The expected serv...

Page 8: ...on Never drive into an object head on Drive carefully through narrow passages WARNING Risk due to wheelchair being out of control At high speed you could lose control of your wheelchair and overturn N...

Page 9: ...ere is always a risk of getting e g fingers or arms caught in the moving parts of the wheelchair Make sure when activating the folding or insertion mechanisms of moving parts such as the removable axl...

Page 10: ...odifying the electric device in any way can make it susceptible to electromagnetic interference Keep in mind that there is no sure way to determine the effect such modifications will have on the overa...

Page 11: ...ility device Batteries which have not been approved by Invacare for use with this mobility device can cause chemical burns Only ever use batteries which have been approved by Invacare for this mobilit...

Page 12: ...ularly by the authorized dealer The functions of the safety devices are described in chapter Product Overview 2 5 Labels and symbols on the product Identification label The identification label is att...

Page 13: ...se to the identification label WEEE conform This product may contain substances that could be harmful to the environment if disposed of in places landfills that are not appropriate according to legisl...

Page 14: ...front wheel G One piece footboard H Knee cushion I Seat Cushion J Raising lowering button K Tubular Armrest Short description This is a medium active wheelchair with stand up mechanism and folded bac...

Page 15: ...or support or transfer WARNING Risk of overturning The parking brakes will not operate correctly unless there is sufficient air in the tires Ensure the correct tire pressure 3 9 Tires page 21 CAUTION...

Page 16: ...Adjusting the backrest cover 1 Remove the backrest cushion A 2 Loosen the hook and loop strips B on the rear of the backrest cover by simply pulling on them 3 Tighten or loosen the strips as required...

Page 17: ...that tubular armrest adjustment is carried out by an authorized dealer 3 5 Leg rests WARNING Risk of injury Never lift the wheelchair by the footrest supports or leg rests CAUTION Risk of pinching or...

Page 18: ...ve the two locking screws A with 4 mm Allen key sideways 3 Position the one piece footboard assembly into one of three preset positions 4 Insert the two locking screws A into the pre set holes and fir...

Page 19: ...G Risk of injury The adjustments of the knee cushion must be carried out by an authorized dealer These adjustments are required with reference to the user s morphology and his particular physical limi...

Page 20: ...anti tipper must be carried out by an authorized dealer This adjustment is required with reference to the position and diameter of the rear wheel as well as the user conditions and his particular safe...

Page 21: ...AUTION The tires pressure have to be equal in both wheels to avoid a less driving comfort to keep the brakes efficiency and an easy propelling of the wheelchair 3 10 Seat cushion A suitable cushion is...

Page 22: ...Always make sure that the posture belt is tightly fitted across the lower pelvis Each time the posture belt is used check if it fits properly Changing the seat and or backrest angle the cushion and ev...

Page 23: ...the belts do not get caught in the spokes of a rear wheel 1 Thread the loop F through the fixation on the chair G and then through BOTH plastic buckles H 4 2 Table tray WARNING Risk of tipping injury...

Page 24: ...th a universal valve connection Using the correct valve connection depends of the inner tube valve type 1 Remove the dust cap from the valve connection 2 Push the valve connection onto the open valve...

Page 25: ...dealer will supply your wheelchair ready for use Your dealer will explain the main functions and ensure that the wheelchair meets your needs and requirements Adjustments of the axle position and the f...

Page 26: ...s Make sure that the front wheels are suitable for the surface you re driving on CAUTION Risk of crushing There may be a very small gap between the rear wheel and the mudguard armpad with the risk tha...

Page 27: ...ms and press evenly with both hands until the wheelchair stops 6 3 Move to from the wheelchair WARNING Risk of overturning There is a high risk of overturning during the transfer Only get in and out w...

Page 28: ...he wheelchair You drive and steer the wheelchair using the handrims Before driving without an assistant you must find your wheelchair s tipping point WARNING Risk of tipping The wheelchair can tip bac...

Page 29: ...nable you to identify the tipping point 6 5 Negotiating steps and kerbs WARNING Risk of overturning When negotiating steps you could lose your balance and tip the wheelchair over Always approach steps...

Page 30: ...heels are back on the ground Going up a step with an assistant WARNING Risk of serious injuries Going up steps and kerbs frequently can result in earlier than expected fatigue break of the wheelchair...

Page 31: ...eels over the kerb While doing this hold the handrims firmly with both hands until the front wheels are back on the ground 6 6 Going up and down stairs WARNING Risk of overturning When negotiating sta...

Page 32: ...slopes of more than 7 Avoid jerking when changing direction on a slope CAUTION Your wheelchair could run away even on slightly sloping ground if you do not control it using the handrims Use the parkin...

Page 33: ...s especially anti slip handrims Wear suitable gloves 6 8 Stability and balance when seated Some everyday activities and actions require you to lean forwards sideways or backwards out of the wheelchair...

Page 34: ...cedures Always operate both manual brakes to locked the rear wheels Check that the chest and knee cushions posture belt and calf straps used to support the body are in place and well adjusted These ad...

Page 35: ...of center of knee A seat depth too short B seat depth too long C 2 Stand up position adjustment correct alignment of ankle knee hip joint A knee joint hyper extended B incomplete knee extension C All...

Page 36: ...hit an obstacle with the raising lowering button A Operate raising lowering button A upwards to stand up or downwards to sit back Sitting down 1 Keep your forearms on armrest tubes 2 Operate raising...

Page 37: ...ys protect the charger against humidity as there is a risk of electrocution and destruction of the charger if it is wet Do not use the charger if it has been dropped or damaged as there is a risk of s...

Page 38: ...ery load level All the green led are lighted 100 The first green led disappears 90 95 The orange led disappears red led are lighted a noise alerting the battery empty starts 5 10 Storage and transport...

Page 39: ...during the journey IMPORTANT Excessive wear and abrasion could affect the strength of load bearing parts Do not pull your wheelchair across abrasive surfaces without the wheels fitted e g pulling the...

Page 40: ...tubular armrests downwards 7 3 Lifting the wheelchair IMPORTANT Never lift the wheelchair by removable or mobile parts rear wheels tubular armrests Ensure the backrest posts are securely in place 1 Fo...

Page 41: ...pressed and pull the wheel out of the adapter sleeve B Fitting the rear wheels 1 Release the brakes 2 With one hand hold the wheelchair upright 3 With the other hold the wheel through the external sp...

Page 42: ...our country end of this document Packaging for return The wheelchair shall be sent to the authorized dealer in an appropriate packaging to avoid damage during the shipment 8 2 Maintenance Schedule To...

Page 43: ...Check stand up mechanism 1 Check that the stand up mechanism is easy operating Clean front wheels 1 Check that the front wheels turn freely 2 Remove any dirt or hair from the front wheel bearings Chec...

Page 44: ...Start close to the valve and use a bicycle tire lever When doing this check all the way round to ensure that the inner tube is not trapped between the tire and the rim 8 Inflate the tire to the maximu...

Page 45: ...tery fabric by these Cleaning metal surfaces Hot water and mild detergent on soft cloth should be use to cleaning metal surfaces 1 Wipe down with damp cloth 2 Dry surface by wiping down with dry cloth...

Page 46: ...ws how to identify and repair faults Some of the actions listed must be carried out by a qualified technician These are indicated We recommend that all adjustments are carried out by a qualified techn...

Page 47: ...t tire pressure 3 9 Tires page 21 The brakes are gripping poorly or asymmetrically Brake setting incorrect Correct the brake setting authorized dealer Tire pressure in rear tires is too low Correct ti...

Page 48: ...heelchair is suitable for re use The following actions should be taken Cleaning and disinfection 8 3 Cleaning page 44 and 8 4 Disinfection page 45 in this manual Inspection 8 2 Maintenance Schedule pa...

Page 49: ...tion class IPX4 the electrical system is protected against spray water Charger HP 1202N2 Output voltage 24 V DC Voltage supply 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz 1 0 A Overall length with leg rests 840 980 mm one...

Page 50: ...Frame backrest tubes Aluminum Steel Upholstery seat and backrest Foam PUR Fabric Nylon and Polyester Push handles PVC Plastic parts like brake handles clothes guards foot plates armpads and parts of...

Page 51: ...the inspection jobs to be performed can be found in the service manual which is available through Invacare Delivery Inspection 1st Annual Inspection Stamp of authorized Invacare dealer Date Signature...

Page 52: ...Invacare Action Vertic 4th Annual Inspection 5th Annual Inspection Stamp of authorized Invacare dealer Date Signature Stamp of authorized Invacare dealer Date Signature 52 1648806 B 00...

Page 53: ...Notes...

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Page 56: ...own Business Campus Seatown Road Swords County Dublin Tel 353 1 810 7084 Fax 353 1 810 7085 ireland invacare com www invacare ie Asia Invacare Asia Ltd 1 Lenton Place North Rocks NSW 2151 Australia Ph...

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