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User Manual LSR Kid

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Knee supports

Distance and angle

1.

Loosen the screws (A) holding the knee support pads in place.

2.

Adjust the distance between the pads and their angle to the required posi-

tion.

3.

Secure in the required position by tightening the screws (A) again.

Adjustment of the distance between the knee supports and their angle.

A

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Summary of Contents for LSR Kid

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL EN User manual LSR Kid Wheelchair with stand up function...

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Page 3: ...rope So contact us if you have any questions regarding servicing or sales in the area where you live The Permobil Group s Head Office Permobil AB Box 120 861 23 Timr Sweden E mail info permobil se Tel...

Page 4: ...LSR Kid Wheelchair with stand up function Produced and published by Permobil AB Sweden Version 2 2013 08 Order no 205276 UK 0...

Page 5: ...8 Adjustment 32 Legrest and footplate 32 Knee supports 34 Seat depth 36 Center of gravity 37 Seat width 37 The height of the armrest 38 The length of the armrest 40 Back rest angle 41 Height of the Pu...

Page 6: ...his leads to the risk of bone fractures and other compli cations Decubitus prophylaxis Whilst standing the pressure on the ischial tuberosity is reduced to a mini mum Skeletal misalignments back pain...

Page 7: ...ladder functions Contraindications Warning A Lifestand wheelchair can only be used upon prescription by a doc tor Here are the most common contraindications for the use of a Lifestand wheelchair Reduc...

Page 8: ...lustrations that appear in the user manual are typical examples and are not intended to be exact depictions of different parts of the wheelchair We reserve the right to make changes to the product wit...

Page 9: ...t www permobil com Open up your country page and the contact page Here is the needed contact information and a guidance document in what information we need to investigate the incident Complete the in...

Page 10: ...amage to the wheelchair Warning labels The user manual contains the following warning labels which are intended to draw attention to situations which could lead to problems near accidents personal inj...

Page 11: ...p To ensure that the seat has not been damaged during transport to you please check the following before initial use Check that all products ordered are included in the delivery If you suspect that so...

Page 12: ...dicines m CAUTION Maintenance and service Carry out only the servicing and maintenance activities indicated in this user manual All other servicing changes and interventions in the wheelchair should b...

Page 13: ...drive slowly when turning cornering and changing direction Driving on steps and stairs Wherever you come across obstacles you should always approach them slowly preferably in the company of another p...

Page 14: ...the wheelchair s maneuverability and stability Operation in different climates Avoid exposing the wheelchair to very low temperatures prolonged moisture heavy rain snowfall and similar situations Do n...

Page 15: ...t of the wheelchair you should take all precautions to reduce the distance between the wheelchair and the point to which the user is moving If this distance is increased it could result in the user lo...

Page 16: ...r vehicles forbidden We recommend that users are NOT transported in any vehicle while seated in the wheelchair The only safe option is for the user to move to a seat in the vehicle and to use the vehi...

Page 17: ...tact a qualified service engineer or Permobil Use only spare parts or accessories approved or recommended by Permobil All other use could lead to changes which might impair the functions and safety of...

Page 18: ...ation It is extremely important that Permobil is informed if the wheelchair or its accessories have been damaged during transport during driving or for any other reason as soon as possible after the d...

Page 19: ...heelchair there is an increased risk of entrap ment Please exercise particular caution here Pay attention to the marked areas on the gap between moving and stationary parts Danger that lose items of c...

Page 20: ...ng in standing up under the guidance of a physiotherapist before you use LSR Kid every day You will gain the greatest benefit in standing up if you regularly switch between a sitting and a standing po...

Page 21: ...Design and function 21 Raising function The electric raising function makes it possible for the user to stand up in their wheelchair This function is accessed from a control panel located on one armre...

Page 22: ...The control panel has two buttons to control the seat s raising function The control panel can be fitted to either armrest in the position that best suits the user There is a socket at the front of th...

Page 23: ...u must remember to travel very slowly on steep downhill slopes and take great care on uneven surfaces uphill slopes and sideways gradients Always observe a good safe distance when driving near edges a...

Page 24: ...rais ing function from sitting to standing position or to move from reclined to sitting position Right button Arrow backward This button is used to move from stand ing to sitting position or to move f...

Page 25: ...correctly secured See page 26 Make sure that the armrest is correctly secured in the raising position See page 27 During the activation of the electric function to reach the standing or the relax posi...

Page 26: ...he body to the standing position Securing the knee support Position the knee supports into its bracket on the front of the seat Make sure its fully positioned into the bracket NOTE If the knee support...

Page 27: ...ion of the armrests in the horizontal position lower the armrests again so that they are secured in the raising position NOTE If the armrests aren t correctly positioned in raising position the raisin...

Page 28: ...cle more than 90 mm before the other pivot wheel as this increases the risk of tipping Negotiating obstacles must always be done with great care m WARNING To prevent tipping with personal injury and p...

Page 29: ...upt avoidance maneuvers and never maintain a speed higher than that at which you can maneuver the wheelchair in a safe and secure manner When driving on sideways slopes with an uneven surface for exam...

Page 30: ...and never drive so fast that you are unable to control the wheelchair safely without risks You should be extremely careful when driving downhill on an uneven sur face for example grass gravel sand ic...

Page 31: ...o fast that you are unable to control the wheelchair safely without risks You should be extremely careful when driving uphill on an uneven surface for example grass gravel sand ice and snow You should...

Page 32: ...suit able pressure on the thigh and bottom when sitting as well as a suitable hip rotation and extension in the standing position The leg rest length adjustment is carried out in 10 fixed stages The...

Page 33: ...higher up 1 Remove the foot plate which is attached by four screws and nuts on the left and right hand side See fig below 2 Remove the foot plate brackets which are attached by two screws and nuts eac...

Page 34: ...screws A holding the knee support pads in place 2 Adjust the distance between the pads and their angle to the required posi tion 3 Secure in the required position by tightening the screws A again Adju...

Page 35: ...Secure in the required position by tightening the screws B again Height The height of the knee support is set by adjusting the rubber pads C on the left and right hand side of the leg rest 1 Loosen t...

Page 36: ...s on the seat frame inner tube Straps Qty Seat depth 24 cm 1 0 3 Seat depth 26 cm 2 std 1 Seat depth 28 cm 3 2 4 Seat depth 30 cm 4 3 Seat depth 32 cm 5 4 Seat depth 34 cm 6 5 5 Seat depth 36 cm 7 6 t...

Page 37: ...that the front section of the wheelchair will be lighter and the wheelchair may more easily tip backwards If the rear wheel mountings are moved backwards the center of gravity moves forwards which me...

Page 38: ...washers and nuts holding the armrest on the left and right hand side of the back rest frame See fig In some configurations the push handles are fixed with the same screws as the arm rests 2 Configure...

Page 39: ...User Manual LSR Kid 39 Adjustment 6 5 4 3 2 1 The height of the armrest can be adjusted in six fixed positions to provide the user with optimal comfort Here mounted in position 2...

Page 40: ...nt 1 Move the rubber of the armrest forward to get acces to the screw see fig below 1 Loosen the screw holding the armrest see fig below 2 Refit the armrest to the required hole configuration and secu...

Page 41: ...screws on the left or right side When moving from a sitting to standing position the selected back rest angle can cause an undesirable effect For example it is possible that a straighter back angle t...

Page 42: ...handles are fixed with the same screws as the arm rests 2 Adjust the armrest height if needed and configure the back rest straps see page 45 3 Remount the push handles into required position using the...

Page 43: ...User Manual LSR Kid 43 The height of the push handles back rest frame can be adjusted in six fixed positions Here mounted in position 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Adjustment...

Page 44: ...ounting required number of straps on the back rest frame and positioning the top strap at desired height See fig below and table on page 45 The back rest straps should be configurated according to des...

Page 45: ...and side of the back rest frame See fig on page 44 Adjustment Armrest height Backrest height 1 2 3 4 5 6 I 42 cm Straps below above the armrest 01 04 02 04 02 03 02 03 03 02 03 02 H 40 cm Straps below...

Page 46: ...rd in a standing position Conversely a reclined angle may cause a position that is too far inclined and unstable in a standing position The equalization system allows a more inclined or upright back r...

Page 47: ...e back rest to recline a further 7 in the raised position fit the screw to position 2 Position 3 In order to get the back rest to incline forward a further 6 in the raised position fit the screw to po...

Page 48: ...lease the anti tip protection 2 Turn the anti tip protection upwards so that the wheels are in the upper position Turn the anti tip protection down again as soon as possible Folding the anti tip prote...

Page 49: ...the rear wheels of 20 in posi tion 7 see page 37 the brackets of the brakes needs to be reversed Adjusting 1 Undo the two screws A holding the brake mechanism on the left and right hand side of the ch...

Page 50: ...that the fastening points on the transport vehicle are well anchored Transport The wheelchair can only be transported by vehicles that are designed for this purpose Ask the driver of the vehicle and m...

Page 51: ...n the button in the center of the wheel and pull the wheel fully out Assembly Press the button in the center of the wheel and push the wheel axle into the wheel attachment until it stops and locks sec...

Page 52: ...ndo the two locking pins for the back rest joint by pulling on the cord on the rear of the back rest and carefully folding the back rest for ward at the same time See fig Unfolding the back rest Caref...

Page 53: ...uctions below Make sure the wheelchair is in seated position not in relaxed or standing position The two attendants has to be positioned on right and left hand side of the wheelchair With a firm grip...

Page 54: ...hair lasts longer and has a lower risk of faults Some repairs may require tools that are not supplied with the wheelchair m CAUTION Any unauthorized alterations to the wheelchair and its systems may l...

Page 55: ...e charging process to produce a battery with good capacity the tempera ture 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 ri...

Page 56: ...ng the charger 1 Connect the charger cable to the control panel or the power module 2 Connect the charger to a 230 volt wall socket The light signal on the charger is orange during charging When the b...

Page 57: ...m semi matt surfaces with soft wax follow manufacturer s instructions Remove scuff marks and scratches from shiny surfaces using car polish either liquid or paste After polishing apply soft car wax to...

Page 58: ...larly that the tires have a pressure of 750 kPa 7 5 bar Pumping tires with air 1 Unscrew and remove the plastic cap on the tire valve 2 Connect the compressed air nozzle to the valve and adjust the ti...

Page 59: ...User Manual LSR Kid Serial number label 59 Serial number label Code for funding Serial number Seat width Max user weight Year of production Model name Serial number label...

Page 60: ...not be operated in the normal way because of a fault other than discharged battery or a faulty adjustment device the function can be operated manually by moving the actuator plug from outlet no 4 ACTU...

Page 61: ...28X28 28X28 28X32 28X32 28X32 30 28X25 28X25 28X28 28X28 28X32 28X32 32X32 32 N A N A 28X32 28X32 32X32 32X32 32X36 34 N A N A 28X32 28X32 32X32 32X32 32X36 Recommended Seat Cushions The setting of s...

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Page 63: ...er 0 6 Rec tire pressure 750 kPa 7 5 bar Batteries Battery capacity 24V 2Ah Frame Aluminum frame coated with corrosion protective colour Technical specifications CB02 Power Module Box KYDEX acrylic po...

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