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step 11. Now, you can disconnect the battery and change it.

step12. The mounting battery assemble will take place in reverse order.

Battery connection

sticker

If you are not capable of replacing the batteries by yourself or you don't
feel comfortable doing it, please contact your local authorized supplier for
help.

Damage on the wheelchair because of a not proper repair or replacement
is not covered by our product warranty.

Batteries are classified as chemical waste and need to be disposed
according to the local regulations for chemical waste.

Damage on the wheelchair because of a not proper repair or replacement
is not covered by our product warranty.

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Page 1: ...User manual BLAZER Blazer_handleiding_omslag_EN indd 1 Blazer_handleiding_omslag_EN indd 1 15 3 2021 14 48 29 15 3 2021 14 48 29 ...

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Page 3: ... 14 10 1 Chassis 14 10 1 1 Chassis suspension 14 10 1 2 Anti tippers 14 10 1 3 Transport fixation loops 15 10 1 4 Lights and reflectors Optional 15 10 1 5 Battery compartments 15 10 1 6 Main fuse 17 10 2 Seat 17 10 2 1 Upholstered seat cushion 19 10 2 2 Seat tilt Sling Seat only 19 10 2 3 Upholstered backrest 20 10 2 4 Angle adjustable Manual recline backrest Optional 20 10 2 5 Armrest 21 10 2 6 F...

Page 4: ...st Length 31 11 1 8 Headrest setting for Sling Seat 32 11 1 9 Headrest setting for Captain Seat 33 11 2 Positioning belts 33 11 3 Control settings 34 11 3 1 Height adjustment side control 34 11 3 2 Depth adjustment side control 34 12 Controller 35 12 1 Charging socket 35 12 2 Joystick 35 12 3 Control panel 36 12 3 1 Battery indicator 37 12 3 2 On Off button 37 12 3 3 Horn button 38 12 3 4 Speed In...

Page 5: ...event dangerous situations 44 14 7 Use on slopes driving on downhill slopes 45 14 8 Use on slopes driving on uphill slopes 46 14 9 Driving on sideways slopes 47 14 10 Obstacle climbing 48 14 11 Use in presence of electromagnetic fields 49 15 Driving the wheelchair 50 15 1 Driving in general 50 15 2 Driving technique 51 15 3 Stopping the wheelchair 52 16 Using the powered seat functions 52 16 1 Sea...

Page 6: ...5 20 Maintenance and repairs 66 20 1 Battery charging 66 20 2 Short term storage 66 20 3 Long term storage 66 20 4 Tools 68 20 5 Wheels and tires 68 20 5 1 Puncture repair 69 20 6 Cleaning 70 20 6 1 Upholstery cloth air mesh 70 20 6 2 Metal surfaces 71 20 6 3 Plastic covers 71 20 7 Brake release freewheel mode 72 20 8 Battery replacement 72 21 Refurbishment and re use of the product 76 22 Disposal...

Page 7: ...Mobility S L Calle Periodista Francisco Carantoña Dubert nº23 abajo 33209 Gijón Asturias Spain karma karmamobility es The Netherlands Life Mobility B V Logistiekweg 7 7007 CJ Doetinchem The Netherlands info life mobility com www life mobility com Germany Life Mobility GmbH Oderstraße 59 14513 Teltow Berlin Germany info de life mobility com www life mobility com de France Life Mobility France 2736 ...

Page 8: ...8 3 Declaration of conformity ...

Page 9: ...ongly recommend you to read this manual carefully and always keep it with your product This way you are always able to find additional information when needed Karma runs the policy of continuously product improvement Therefore pictures of products or options as shown in this manual might be different from what you see in this manual Karma reserves the right to make changes to the product without p...

Page 10: ...and type of the product stands for indoor and outdoor use Class B stands for the date of production this icon stands for the maximum driving speed this icon stands for the maximum slope to drive on this icon stands for the maximum user weight SN stands for the chassis serial number ...

Page 11: ...ide additional information which might be good to know Please take notice of this information Before using the wheelchair you should read this manual to get familiar with this product Make sure the local reseller has set up the product in a proper way to exactly fit your needs and requirements Always be accompanied by an attendant person when you drive the wheelchair for the first time The first d...

Page 12: ...or pads clutch shoe and lining light bulbs fuses upholstery and seating brake cable oil seal packing and gasket screws bolts and washers lubricant oil and grease carbon brush inside the motor battery liquid footrest carpet etc Karma Medical reserves the right to alter the specifications at any time No responsibility can be accepted for any changes in the specifications Change of specification can ...

Page 13: ...door use It is allowed to use the wheelchair in different weather conditions It can be used at temperatures of 25 degrees up to maximum 55 degrees Celsius and the charger operate temperatures is 0 up to 40 degrees Celsius It however must be noticed that metal or plastic surfaces of the wheelchair can become very hot when exposed to direct sun for longer time Because of the harmful combination of s...

Page 14: ...ls is propelled by a powerful drive motor These motors also take care for the steering of the wheelchair 10 1 1 Chassis suspension The chassis has suspension on the rear wheels 10 1 2 Anti tippers The anti tippers prevent the wheelchair tipping over at all time The anti tippers are standard equipped and positioned at the rear of the chassis DO NOT operate the wheelchair without anti tippers being ...

Page 15: ... very strong and bright LED lights to make sure you can have a safe drive in the dark The optional orange reflectors and the red reflectors can also make you visible for other people as well The lights fulfill the European requirements The additional LED indicators give our environment clear information in which direction you want to go 10 1 5 Battery compartments Fixation loops in the front Fixat...

Page 16: ... take off back rear cover After taking the cover off the maintenance free battery can be pulled out of the box Mind the cables At installing the maintenance free battery one should pay great attention to make sure the cables are not jammed between the battery and the battery box Wiring instructions When pulling the battery out of the box do mind to not overstretch the cables This might lead to tec...

Page 17: ...o control the wheelchair by joystick This situation happens typically when the wheelchair is climbing up a hill that is steeper than what is restricted Should the circuit breaker pop up you need to eliminate the cause first And then push down the circuit breaker You will be able to drive again 10 2 Seat There are two different seating system used in Blazer Series Sling Seat and Captain Seat The ch...

Page 18: ...position and seat to back angle It can be up graded into manual recline or power tilt The seat pan is flat so other seating cushion can be fitted on to the seat as well Captain Seat The Captain Seat offers manual recline function and can be adjusted in footrest hanger position ...

Page 19: ...ed when driving down a slope for compensating the negative seat angle This provides a more stable seat position and safe driving If the tilt is activated over a certain angle the driving speed will be reduced This is to reduce the risk of danger whilst driving at high speed Always drive carefully on slopes The angle of the slope has great influence on the total stability of the wheelchair When til...

Page 20: ...anual recline backrest Optional There are two different seating system used in Blazer Series Sling Seat and Captain Seat Please identify firstly which one is mounted on your Blazer Sling Seat angle adjustment Manual Recline Add on The Sling Seat backrest angle can be set tool free from 100 105 110 With manual recline add on Sling Seat can recline from 90 to 121 Captain Seat The Captain Seat offers...

Page 21: ... or storage The footrest can be adjusted in length and in depth To swing away and detach the footrests pull the swing away lever then you can swing away and or detach the footrests It makes transferring in and out of the wheelchair easier When reclining always check if there are no obstructions close to the wheelchair Especially in the rear of the wheelchair When reclining the wheelchair will get ...

Page 22: ...onal The positioning belt provides sitting safety and positioning for users If the wheelchair user is transported in a taxi van we strongly advice to use the headrest This is in order to provide you optimal stability whilst driving in the taxi Positioning belts shall not be used as a car safety belt If transported in a car the user needs to wear an additional car safety belt ...

Page 23: ...ol Side steering swing away The product has a side steering control unit which is either mounted on the left or right armrest The joystick module can be mounted on a fixed bracket or on an optional swing away mechanism This system enables you to sit close to a table ...

Page 24: ... Only for 460mm backrest height The handle bar is friendly for attendant It has to be pre ordered before the shipment Wide Armpad This armpad is longer than the standard armpad Also its one end is wider than the other end Its dimension is 370mm 75mm wider end It can be adapted after sales Elevating legrest Legrest angle can be adjusted for better leg support It can be adapted after sales Tray Tabl...

Page 25: ...plier together with your therapist A well adjusted seat will give you optimum support and comfort 11 1 1 Seat depth To adjust the seat depth we have to do the following steps step 1 Take off the seat cushion step 2 Use 4mm Allen key to unscrew the bolt connecting the seat plate When taking off the seat plate first tilt it up and then pull Before using the wheelchair it is vital to make the right s...

Page 26: ...n key to unscrew the bolts connecting the frame step5 Push the backrest frame to the preferred position If the frame is tight use rubber mallet to help step6 Mount the bolts connecting the frame and tighten them up step7 Secure back the seat pan the rear top cover and the seat cushion ...

Page 27: ...ere are 3 mounting holes for backrest angle at 97 105 110 For Manual Recline function please referes to manual recline chapter 11 1 3 Armrest width For Captain Seat the distance between both armrests can be changed step less To change the distance you must do the following steps The setting of the seat depth requires some expertise Therefore we strongly advise you to have it done by your local aut...

Page 28: ...or Do not pull the armrest beyond the stop point Now the armrests are set in to a different width position 11 1 4 Armrest height The armrest height can be adjusted up and down independently To set the right armrest height follow the next steps step 1 Use 5mm Allen Key from KARMA Tool Kit to loosen the height adjustment bolts under the armrest pad ...

Page 29: ...et in to a different height position 11 1 5 Armrest depth The armrest can be adjusted in depth To set the right armrest depth follow the next steps step 1 Use 3mm Allen key to remove two screws shown above step 2 Use 5mm Allen key to remove the screw shown above Step 3 Take off the armrest assemble ...

Page 30: ...est longitudinal position Step1 use 5mm Allen Key included in your KARMA Tool Kit to remove the screws under the seat After adjusting the armrest make sure the user can still access to the joystick If the user need more adjustment regarding the relative position of the user s hand and joystick please refer to the control setting chapter ...

Page 31: ...and 5mm Allen Key from KARMA Tool Kit to loosen the bolt at the side of the footplate and adjust the footplate height and re tighten the bolt Now the footplates are set in to a different position By loosening the second bolt on the footplate the footplate might suddenly start to slide down If the user has his or her foot on the footplate this sudden movement might cause a shock reaction It is best...

Page 32: ...step 1 Use 4mm Allen key to adjust the horizontal position from the bracket connecting the headrest to the frame step 2 Use 4mm Allen key to adjust the height from the headrest frame Step3 Use 5 mm Allen key to adjust the angle of the headrest ...

Page 33: ...st will fall down This might cause a little shock reaction on the user in the wheelchair It is better to loosen the bolts bit by bit and every time try to move the headrest The friction will keep it stabile Make sure you hold the headrest with one hand and loosen the bolt with the other hand The positioning belt is not to be used as a safely belt If the wheelchair is transported in an occupied pos...

Page 34: ...adjustment of the side control follow the next steps step 1 Use 3mm Allen key and 8mm open wrench to loosen up this bolt step 2 After confirming the position re tighten the screw 11 3 2 Depth adjustment side control To set the depth adjustment of the side control follow the next steps step 1 Use 5mm Allen key to loosen up this bolt step 2 After confirming the position re tighten the screw ...

Page 35: ...to control the speed and direction of the wheelchair The further you push the joystick from the center position the faster the wheelchair will move When you release the joystick the brakes are automatically applied If the wheelchair is fitted with powered seat functions the joystick can also be used to move the specific powered seat function The joystick is used to drive the wheelchair Just push t...

Page 36: ...36 Several different shapes of joystick knobs are available as options to optimize the control of the joystick 12 3 Control panel Control Panel with No Tilt ...

Page 37: ...o be charged 12 3 2 On Off button The On Off button applies power to the control system electronics which in turn supply power to the wheelchair s motors Do not use the On Off button to stop the wheelchair unless there is an emergency If you do you may shorten the life of the wheelchair drive components When turning on be sure not to touch the joystick Your battery diagnostics indicator should lig...

Page 38: ... Which means when you push or pull your joystick now the control unit will activate the tilting function of your wheelchair 12 3 7 Seat position button This button shifts your joystick function from Drive Mode to Position Mode tilting the seat up and back To tilt the wheelchair press this button and pull the joystick towards the user until your preferred position The maximum tilting angle is 25 Mo...

Page 39: ...stem is switched on press and hold the on off button for more than 3 seconds After one second the control system will beep Release the on off button Step2 Push the joystick forwards until the control system beeps Step3 Pull the joystick in reverse until the control system beeps Step4 Release the joystick there will be a long beep The wheelchair is now locked Use the on off button to switch the con...

Page 40: ...capacity of the batteries can be 50 Amps The batteries are fitted in the center of the chassis to arrange a low center point of gravity Both batteries are easy accessible for maintenance or replacement Be careful when using metal objects close to the batteries A short circuit might easily create strong sparks and can cause a fire Should you need to work on the batteries use isolated tools and wear...

Page 41: ...ventilated areas Note that no other persons or animals are in the direct contact zone of the wheelchair when using it This is for both driving and using the high low Because the wheelchair is a very powerful machine with a relative high weight this might lead to severe injuries When driving the wheelchair in the dark be sure that you have the lights switched on Always drive slowly in the near surr...

Page 42: ...patibility The seat or any other mounted parts do not touch the wheelchair carrier when using the tilt function This is because the dimensions will vary from the standard seat This has to be checked by watching these parts when tilting the chair Some parts of the wheelchair can reach high temperatures when exposed to direct sun Please be careful with touching especially the plastic parts under the...

Page 43: ...ol unit is being turned upside down When adjusting the seat while the user is sitting in the chair please note that no body parts are in the direct zone of the moving parts 14 5 Surroundings Special care has been taken to make sure that the change that the surroundings pinches him or herself is minimal However there are few situations that might lead to injury Special caution has to be taken under...

Page 44: ...power is sufficient for the distance that is to be bridged Do not replace a damaged fuse before it is known why the fuse is blown and the cause is taken away Have the wheelchair checked by your supplier after any collision or when the wheelchair is otherwise visual damaged Check the tire pressure and refill the tires if necessary every four weeks Check the tires at the same time for wear and damag...

Page 45: ...en driving on downhill you can use the tilt if build in Never drive downhill on slopes bigger than 10 This might result into uncontrollable behavior of the wheelchair This can lead to material or personal damage Dynamic stability according to ISO 7176 2 6 The position of the seat in height and angle or the position of the backrest has great influence on the stability of the wheelchair when driving...

Page 46: ...owly and controlled Max acceptable uphill slope When driving on uphill slopes with an uneven or slippery surface for example grass gravel sand ice or snow you should drive with extra care and attention When driving on uphill you can use the tilt if build in to create a more stable seating position for yourself Never drive uphill on slopes bigger than 10 This might result into uncontrollable behavi...

Page 47: ...le Drive slowly and controlled Please note that the braking distance will increase on the slopes Driving on sideways slopes When driving on sideways slopes with an uneven or slippery surface for example grass gravel sand ice or snow you should drive with extra care and attention Never drive sideways slopes bigger than 10 This might result into uncontrollable behavior of the wheelchair This can lea...

Page 48: ...g down of a higher surface like pavement always be aware of the sudden forward movement of your wheelchair when driving down of it If your wheelchair has powered seat tilt you can use the seat tilt for more stability whilst driving of the pavement When driving over obstacles with uneven or slippery surface for example grass gravel sand ice or snow you should drive with extra care and attention Nev...

Page 49: ...wly to a safe place turn off your wheelchair and try to extinguish the radiation source When it is unavoidable to use the wheelchair under these circumstances be prepared for any unexpected and unpredictable electrical reactions from the wheelchair If you enter an area where there might a risk of strong electromagnetic interference always reduce your driving speed and drive carefully Avoid area s ...

Page 50: ...stick should be supported for example by the wheelchair armrest Do not use the joystick as the sole support for your hand or limb the wheelchair movements and bumps could upset your control which might result in uncontrolled driving 1 Switch on the power by pressing the on off button on the control panel 2 If you use R net control select the right profile start with the indoor profile We recommend...

Page 51: ...of the wheelchair reads your joystick movements and transforms these commands into movements of the wheelchair You will need very little concentration to control the wheelchair which is especially useful if you are inexperienced One popular technique is to simply point the joystick in the direction you want to go The wheelchair will move in the direction you push the joystick Always think about dr...

Page 52: ...tton Then press the Seat Position button on your control panel You will see the Seat Position indicator light up Pull the joystick towards the user Be careful driving backwards You cannot really oversee where you are driving It is better when the space is available to turn around and drive forward By driving backwards not seeing where you are heading you might bump into something or someone This c...

Page 53: ...with manual recline add on If you do simply push the lever at the back of the backrest to recline the backrest The backrest angle can be changed step less from 90 to 121 Push the recline lever on Sling Seat The acceleration and speed of each seat function can be programmed by your local authorized supplier Should you request a different setting please contact your local authorized supplier The def...

Page 54: ...t be necessary to move the wheelchair in certain cases 17 1 Release the mechanical brakes To release the mechanical brakes take the following steps Look for the lever at the side of the wheelchair Turn the lever downward to release the mechanical brakes and turn it upward to engage the brake for driving mode Around the lever is an instruction sticker which shows the direction to release or engage ...

Page 55: ...atteries last longer do not allow them to become completely discharged Always recharge your maintenance free batteries promptly after they are discharged If your battery gauge reading seems to fall more quickly than usual your batteries may be worn out If you wheelchair shows these indications please contact your local authorized supplier to have the maintenance free batteries checked 18 1 Battery...

Page 56: ...ld charge the batteries as soon as possible This flashing is a warning signal You are still able to drive the wheelchair but only for a short distance If the batteries reach a level where they cannot supply enough energy to control the wheelchair is a save way The wheelchair will stop If the batteries should be drained completely it is important that you charge them up again as soon as possible si...

Page 57: ...or 8 amperes Some local dealers supply the wheelchair with their own brand of batteries and battery charger For information about these batteries and charger you should ask your local authorized supplier For more detailed information about the charger and its functions we refer to the manual which comes with the charger In some occasions putting in the charger socket yourself can be very difficult...

Page 58: ...hair does drive with the charger plugged in contact your local authorized supplier In some occasions it might be the case that your local supplier will deliver the wheelchair with a different brand charger In that case your local supplier will inform you about the functionality of that charger and will also make sure the charger comes with a user manual Replacing damaged or old batteries needs to ...

Page 59: ...e wheelchair from sliding or tilting while driving Check that the wheelchair is properly fastened and that the parking brakes are engaged The wheelchair can be locked into position by using fastening straps through the brackets in the front and the back each marked with an indication sticker Secure the wheelchair according to the manufacturer of the vehicle restraint systems instructions Always ma...

Page 60: ...e as low as possible A powered seat elevator must be in its drive position the backrest should be upright the seat should be in a horizontal position and the legrest should be positioned in a normal seating positions g During transportation the wheelchair should be switched off to prevent it from moving by accidental joystick use h Make sure the tire pressure of each wheel of the wheelchair is in ...

Page 61: ...s must be connected to the vehicle at suitable anchor points Make sure that the tire pressure is at the recommended level so straps can have maximum effect Make sure straps are tightened to keep optimal security Poor fixations of the wheelchair in a vehicle might cause damage to the vehicle itself the wheelchair or the passengers inside the vehicle while driving Not using a car safety belt while s...

Page 62: ... to the wheelchair user The angle for the pelvis part 2 of the safety belt must be in angle of 30 75 with the horizontal plane See picture below Also the side angle should stay between the vertical planes to maximum of 15 angle with the vertical plane See picture below The wheelchair has been crash tested using 4 point tie down bel We advise you to use a similar system or a system that is equally ...

Page 63: ...e horizontal as shown in figure above a steeper greater angle within the preferred zone is desirable belt restraints should not be held away from the body by wheelchair components or parts such as the wheelchair armrests or wheels along with an illustration similar to that of the figure shown above upper torso belts should fit over the shoulder and across the chest as illustrated in figure of the ...

Page 64: ...ted in a forward facing orientation with the ATD anthropomorphic test device restrained by both pelvic and upper torso belts Both pelvic and upper torso belts should be used to reduce the possibility of head and chest impacts with vehicle components When possible other auxiliary wheelchair equipment should be either secured to the wheelchair or removed from the wheelchair and secured in the vehicl...

Page 65: ...ction to minimize transport damage to the wheelchair Cover the control panel with soft shock absorbing material foam plastic or similar and fold it in towards the back rest Protect other protruding objects in a similar manner Tape any loose cables to the seat or covers 19 2 2 The wheelchair s dimensions and weight How much the wheelchair weighs and how large it is are important depending on the ty...

Page 66: ...r period recharge the batteries every four weeks to keep the batteries in good condition If the batteries are not charged regularly the remaining capacity will quickly drop 20 2 Short term storage For the charging process to produce a battery with good capacity the temperature in the storage room should not be lower than 5 degrees If it is stored at a temperature below 5 degrees there is a higher ...

Page 67: ...them being damaged The wheelchair must not be stored in areas subject to condensation steam or moisture on surfaces for example utility rooms or similar The wheelchair may be stored in an unheated room From the point of view of corrosion it is best for the room to be a few degrees warmer than the surroundings as this keeps the room drier If the wheelchair is fitted with acid batteries the acid lev...

Page 68: ...ystems may lead to an increased risk of accident All alterations to and interventions in the wheelchair s vital systems must be performed by an authorized service engineer In case of doubt always contact an authorized service engineer Some repairs may require tools other than those supplied with the wheelchair Damage caused by self servicing or servicing by unauthorized personnel cannot be claimed...

Page 69: ... on to the wheelchair The driving wheels should be taken off from the motor hub by first taking away the cover plate A and then loosening the 3 bolts B After taking the wheels off the wheelchair the rim can be split The tire is then available for repair The inner tubes of the tires can be repaired according to the description on the tire puncture repair kit that you use It is however recommended t...

Page 70: ...oiling of the upholstery or damage to the surface finish contact Karma or your local authorized supplier for information 20 6 1 Upholstery cloth air mesh For normal cleaning wash the upholstery with hand warm water and a mild nonabrasive soap Use a soft cloth or brush Before the surface dries wipe off any water soap residues with a clean dry cloth This procedure may be repeated to remove stubborn ...

Page 71: ...tore the original surface gloss 20 6 3 Plastic covers For normal cleaning wash plastic surfaces with a soft cloth mild detergent and hand warm water Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth Do not use solvents or abrasive kitchen cleaners Never use aggressive chemical cleaner or cleaning fluids These will damage the surface and structure of the material Never use a sponge with a hard surface Thi...

Page 72: ...y joystick Testing the brake release 20 8 Battery replacement step 1 Place the wheelchair on a level surface step 2 Switch off the power supply using the ON OFF key on the controller step 3 Pull the orange lever to swing away the armrest and then take off the seat cushion step 4 Use 4mm Allen key to unscrew the bolt connecting the seat plate to take off the seat plate When taking off the seat plat...

Page 73: ...to take off the top back cover step 6 After the top back cover is off you will see two power connector One is red and one is black Disconnect the power cables step 7 Untighten these 4 knobs on the both sides to take off back rear cover ...

Page 74: ...74 step 8 Disconnect the two light cables step 9 Use the rear and front strap to pull out the battery plate step10 Use 8mm open wrench to loosen up this bolt ...

Page 75: ...don t feel comfortable doing it please contact your local authorized supplier for help Damage on the wheelchair because of a not proper repair or replacement is not covered by our product warranty Batteries are classified as chemical waste and need to be disposed according to the local regulations for chemical waste Damage on the wheelchair because of a not proper repair or replacement is not cove...

Page 76: ...gly recommend you contact your local authorized supplier to take care of the disposal of your wheelchair Batteries are classified as chemical waste and need to be disposed according to the local regulations for chemical waste The refurbishment of the wheelchair is only allowed to be executed by an authorized supplier If the wheelchair is refurbished by a non authorized supplier or institute Karma ...

Page 77: ...heelchair stops whist being driven a cable connection of the controller has come loose check all connections and restart certain powered seat function is not working cable connection of seat function in disconnected call for service seat function motor defect call for service wheelchair cannot be charged connection between charger and joystick module not good check connection call for service Note...

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Page 80: ...ing radius mm 825 obstacle climb mm 25 50 static stability downhill 16 17 uphill 10 16 sideways 15 5 16 dynamic stability uphill 6 downhill 6 sideways 6 breaking distance from max speed in mm 2070 Seat effective seat depth mm 425 500 effective seat width mm 420 505 seat angle in degrees 8 28 seat surface height seat pan to ground mm 445 maximum user weight kg 136 backrest angle in degrees 10 20 ba...

Page 81: ...5 1265 minimum turning radius mm 825 obstacle climb mm 25 50 static stability uphill 16 17 downhill 10 16 sideways 15 5 16 dynamic stability uphill 6 downhill 6 sideways 6 breaking distance from max speed in mm 2070 Seat effective seat depth mm 440 490 effective seat width mm 470 500 seat angle in degrees 7 11 seat surface height seat pan to ground mm 553 565 maximum user weight kg 136 backrest an...

Page 82: ...008 25 Accessories Accessories for Karma power wheelchairs are subject to continuous development Every day we design new accessories to improve the flexibility of our products Contact your local authorized Karma supplier for more information on the accessories which are available for your wheelchair Should you have a good suggestion for a new accessory do not hesitate to contact us Your idea might...

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