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Swivelling in the leg supports

For inward swivelling, let the leg supports
swivel forward until the lock audibly engag-
es [1].

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After audibly swivelling the leg sup-
ports inward check the respective lock-
ing device.

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Afterwards observe chapter

Low-

er leg support, model 2.370

on

page 16.

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Summary of Contents for 1.735

Page 1: ...en Operating manual W e m o v e p e o p l e Lightweight wheelchairs Model 2 360 2 370...

Page 2: ...l 2 370 9 Overview 10 Model 2 360 10 Brake 11 Pressure brake user 11 Locking the brakes 11 Releasing the brakes 11 Service brake 11 Butterfly brake user 12 Locking the brakes 12 Releasing the brakes 1...

Page 3: ...pports to the side 18 Swivelling in the leg supports 19 Removing the leg supports 20 Attaching the leg supports 20 Mechanically height adjustable leg supports 21 Lifting lowering the leg support 21 Ar...

Page 4: ...n public methods of transportation 34 Driving on public highways 34 Cleaning 34 Finish 35 Disinfection 35 Disposal 35 Maintenance 35 Maintenance 36 Maintenance schedule 37 Technical data 39 Tyre press...

Page 5: ...5 Inspection certificate 47 Warranty Guarantee 48 Warrantee Guarantee section 49 Inspection certificate for transfer 49 Notes 50...

Page 6: ...r implemented assembly groups and components fulfil the demands of the norms of correspondence acc to EN 12183 for durability against inflaming LIST OF MODELS This operating manual applies to the foll...

Page 7: ...ls to propel your wheelchair You must not let yourself be carried in your wheelchair by having the wheelchair lifted from the floor Parts that are not securely fixed e g side elements or leg supports...

Page 8: ...nt With the building block system the wheel chair can be fit to accommodate different handicaps body sizes Before reimplemen tation the wheelchair is to undergo a com plete inspection Hygienical measu...

Page 9: ...lt seat cushion 6 Locking lever Leg support 7 Footboard footplates divided OVERVIEW Model 2 370 The overview shows representative for all models the most important components of the wheelchair 8 Steer...

Page 10: ...portant components of the wheelchair Pos Description 1 Push handle 2 Back support 3 Clothes guard 4 Seat belt seat cushion 5 Slanted front section 6 Calf belt 7 Footboard footplates divided 8 Steering...

Page 11: ...n the version the wheelchair can be equipped with pressure brakes 2 or with drum brakes 3 Therefore observe the Maintenance schedule on page 37 Pressure brake user Locking the brakes To secure the whe...

Page 12: ...ke levers outward all the way 2 It should not be possible to push the wheelchair forward when both brakes are locked Releasing the brakes Swivel both brake levers inward all the way 1 Service brake Th...

Page 13: ...oth brake levers 1 and press the lock ing latch 2 forward Release the brake lever Depending on the adjustment the latch engages in the first A or second B locking position and activates the brake If t...

Page 14: ...eg supports and is replaced by a calf pad Removing the calf belt For removal the calf belt is to be pulled from the attachment pins 2 Attaching the calf belt For attachment both loops of the calf belt...

Page 15: ...e calf belt is omitted for height ad justable leg supports and is replaced by a calf pad Removing the calf belt To remove the calf belt open the velcro fas tener 2 Attaching the calf belt To attach th...

Page 16: ...esp footboard need to be folded back down 3 and the calf belt attached Footplates The footplates can be folded outward and up 1 resp inward and down 3 Footboard Fold the footboard up before swivelling...

Page 17: ...14 Before starting to drive the footboard need to be folded back down 3 and the calf belt attached Footboard The footboard can be folded upward for en tering or exiting into out of the wheelchair 4 Fo...

Page 18: ...hair as well as driving closer to a closet bed or bathtub the leg supports can be swivelled away toward the in outside 1 Remove the calf belt if applicable be fore swivelling away the leg supports The...

Page 19: ...ward swivelling let the leg supports swivel forward until the lock audibly engag es 1 After audibly swivelling the leg sup ports inward check the respective lock ing device Afterwards observe chapter...

Page 20: ...first swivel the leg support side ways 2 and then remove them toward the top 1 Therefore observe chapter Turn ing the leg supports to the side on page 18 Watch for possible danger of jam ming Attachin...

Page 21: ...own Do not let the leg support drop on its own weight Danger of injury Lifting lowering the leg support Before lifting lowering relieve the leg sup port by an accompanying person by slightly lifting i...

Page 22: ...onto the arm cushions or in his lap and not at the sides between body and arm support Danger of squashing the fingers The arm supports 1 can depending on the model and version be removed are height ad...

Page 23: ...0 First insert the arm support from the top into the guide tube behind the seat surface 1 Then swivel the arm support down until the locking device audibly engages 2 The tube of the back support must...

Page 24: ...version with drum brakes or low back support height the arm support cannot be folded behind the back sup port Height adjustment of the arm support Model 2 370 The upholstered arm support pads can be...

Page 25: ...quashing When being pushed in the wheelchair by the accompanying person the user has to keep his hands on the arm supports or in his lap and not at the sides between body and arm support Danger of squ...

Page 26: ...back support tubes at the pushing handles 1 serves to push the wheelchair and at the same time is the bracket for the head sup port To remove the push bar or to fold the wheelchair unscrew one or bot...

Page 27: ...ush handle can be adjusted into the desired po sition Angle adjustment In order to turn the push handles loosen the clamping screw through the clamping lever 2 and turn into the desired position Extra...

Page 28: ...as too much side ward lag or the quick release axle does not engage contact your specialist dealer immediately for repair No person may be seated in the wheel chair during assembly or removal The whee...

Page 29: ...tability and can be swivelled inward underneath the seat 2 Depending on the version the support castors can be attached singly or as a pair Swivelling of the support castors can be done by an accompan...

Page 30: ...rings knives or belt buckles as well as coarse dust can cause unattractive brush marks in the sur face of the therapy table Do not place any hot objects onto the therapy table Do not drive with the th...

Page 31: ...s screwed from the back onto the respective back support tube The retaining strap serves to stabilise the sitting position and prevents falling forward out of the wheelchair To fasten the retaining st...

Page 32: ...value is valid for per sons that are not able to effect even the smallest centre of gravity change by changing the position of their upper body The accompanying person should be aware that the contro...

Page 33: ...maintain a safety distance between the wheelchair and drops stairs and similar obstacles sufficient for reaction braking and turning If possible let one or more helpers lift you out of the wheelchair...

Page 34: ...y before parking the wheelchair Park your wheelchair opposite to the driving direction in the reserved space The wheelchair is to be placed so that the back support it will be supported by the border...

Page 35: ...high quality finish ensures an optimum of protection against corrosion For paint and chrome care the commer cially available brand name paint and chrome cleansers are recommendable Should the coating...

Page 36: ...l authority MAINTENANCE An incorrect or neglected cleaning and maintenance of the wheelchair results in a limitation of the product liability Maintenance The following maintenance Instruction gives yo...

Page 37: ...the side Carry out tests yourself or have a helper do it If you notice any increas ing slackness on the brake lever take the wheelchair to your specialist work shop immediately for repairs Danger of...

Page 38: ...ubricate the follow ing components with a few drops of oil Moving parts of the locking mechanism Brake lever bearings Do it yourself or with the aid of a helper Components must be free from used oil r...

Page 39: ...ot noted otherwise the dimensions are determined with drive wheels of 610 mm 24 The widths were determined with a han drim distance of 15 mm Dimensional tolerance 15 mm 2 Short form of wheelchair dime...

Page 40: ...50 mm Seat surface height at front edge without cushion 390 mm 540 mm Seat angle 0 15 Back support angle 90 100 Back support belt height 250 mm 500 mm Foot support to seat lower shank length 270 mm 49...

Page 41: ...e seat 530 mm 670 mm Additional load kg 10 kg Transport weight without leg supports arm sup ports cushion drive wheels 6 5 kg 9 5 kg Steering wheel 100 mm 4 125 mm 5 pneumatic tyres PU solid rubber 14...

Page 42: ...mm Seat surface height at front edge without cushion 430 mm 510 mm Seat angle 2 5 15 Back support angle 90 100 Back support belt height 250 mm 500 mm Foot support to seat lower shank length 0 mm 0 mm...

Page 43: ...d or swivelled under neath the seat 730 mm 880 mm Additional load 10 kg Transport weight without leg supports arm sup ports cushion drive wheels 7 4 kg Steering wheel 142 mm 5 Solid rubber 100 mm 4 12...

Page 44: ...ction the symbols correspond to European standard Wash as delicates with the indicated maximum temperature in C Wash as regular laundry with the indicated maximum temperature in C Do not bleach Not su...

Page 45: ...the arm supports or leg sup ports Removable parts are not suitable for carrying Attention Readjust the brakes Attention Increased danger of tilting when on inclinations slopes es pecially in combinat...

Page 46: ...Year Calendar week Permitted user weight max permissible total weight Permitted axle weights Max permissible rising gradient Max permissible falling gradient Permitted maximum speed The product is app...

Page 47: ...12 months Date Place date Signature Stamp of specialist dealer Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Serial no SN Delivery note no Model 47 Recommended safety inspection 1st ye...

Page 48: ...nuts as well as worn out attachment holes due to frequent assembly work Furthermore damage to the drive and elec tronics caused by improper cleaning using steam cleaning equipment or the deliberate o...

Page 49: ...e specialist dealer Serial no SN Delivery note no Model Stamp of specialist dealer Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature 49 Warrantee Guarantee section Please fill out Copy if...

Page 50: ...50 NOTES...

Page 51: ...51 NOTES...

Page 52: ...GmbH Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf Tel 49 5733 922 311 Fax 49 5733 922 9311 info meyra de www meyra de Your specialist dealer MEYRA 205 345 001 Status 2017 07 All technical modifications res...

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