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4. Check tyre profiles, axle
tube, frame tubes for cracks or
other damage

– Minimum tread = 1 mm
– Do not repair or continue to use de-

fective tubes. – Danger of accidents!

Remark:
Carry out visual check yourself.
Use an authorised specialist workshop
for renewal//repair in the event of
worn tyre profile, or damage to the
tyre, axle tube or frame tube.

Every 8 weeks

(depending on frequency of use)

Check all screw connections for
secure fit

– Carry out test yourself or with a help-

er.

Lubricate the following compo-
nents with a few drops of oil

Do it yourself or with the aid of a helper
Components must be free from used oil
residues before lubrication. Please en-
sure that excess oil does  not contami-
nate the environment (e.g. your clothing)
– Brake lever bearings
– Linchpin
– Thrust bolt of the backrest latch.
– Stub axle for removable drive

wheels

SPECIAL VALVE

The drive wheels (14) are equipped
with a special valve (Fig.42) in the case
of tyre pressure of up to 11 bar.
Use the following for an easier pumping
up of the tyres:
– a foot pump for racing cycles (with

manometer) or

– the manual compressor (can also be

used for the car valve of normal tyres
when adapter is used).

Observe 

Brakes  section in Safety

Notes brochure!

Note:

You can obtain a 'car valve to special
valve' adapter (order no. 206 125
600) from your specialist dealer.

Use of special valve:
– Prevent a rolling of the wheelchair.
– Unscrew valve cap.
– Slacken the knurled nut (Fig.43).
– Push valve shoe of foot pump or com-

pressor (not included in the scope of
supply) onto the valve and secure by
folding over the clamping lever, if
available.

Use of car valve:
Drive wheels with standard or fail-safe
tyres (code 486 & 487) are fitted with
car valves.
– Prevent a rolling of the wheelchair.
– Unscrew valve cap.
– Push the valve shoe of the com-

pressed air device for car tyres onto
the valve and secure by folding over
the clamping lever or

– Screw adapter (car valve to special

valve) onto the valve.

– Push valve shoe of foot pump/com-

pressor (not included in scope of sup-
ply) onto the valve and secure by
folding over clamping lever (when
available).

MAINTENANCE IN-

STRUCTIONS

Every 6 months

(depending on frequency of use)

Please check:

– Cleanness. – See Care
– General condition. – See Repairs
– Secure screw connections. – Do it

yourself or with the aid of a helper

– Functioning of the steering wheels. –

In the event of rolling resistance, you
(or a helper) should remove the stee-
ring wheels ( see 'Steering wheels'
section) and clean the bearings.

Summary of Contents for 2.871

Page 1: ...1 GB ACTIVE WHEELCHAIR OPERATING MANUAL GB D GB F I E NL PROFI 3 Model 2 871 Model 2 875 S OPERATING MANUAL WHEELCHAIRS AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT Model 2 871 Model 2 875...

Page 2: ...tre of gravity 9 Wheel camber 9 Toe in 9 Handrims 1 0 Hand and spoke guard 1 0 Steering wheels 1 0 Front seat height 1 0 Seat tilt 1 1 Steering head adjustment 1 1 Push handle 1 1 Service 1 2 Maintena...

Page 3: ...ur model Be sure to read and under stand this operating manual and the brochure Safety infor mation Mechanical wheel chairs before your first drive Pictures and graphic illustra tions are contained in...

Page 4: ...ng and Safety Notes SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS You must observe the following instruc tions they serve for your own safety Read and observe the Safety Notes Mechanical Wheelchairs bro chure The wheelchair is...

Page 5: ...ressing the brake levers forward until the end stop is reached The wheel chair can then not be pushed Benefits Controlled braking of the driving speed service brake Secures the wheelchair against acci...

Page 6: ...t Tools Engineer s wrench WW 10 Hexagonal stud wrench WW 4 Undo screw connection A Fig 8 Slide leg supports to the desired po sition Assemble the screw connection A Fig 8 Footrest code 310 The height...

Page 7: ...h ing guard to the wheel circumfer ence Tighten adjustment screws A First remove drive wheel Horizontal adjustment Fig 17 The clothing guard is horizontally adjust able by two positions each 2cm Tools...

Page 8: ...ng pieces must be positioned almost parallel to the driving surface C Fig 21 in order to ensure a latching via the facing angles Screw out the end stop screws A Fig 21 up to the end stop Tighten the l...

Page 9: ...drive wheels Optically align drive wheels parallel to the frame Do this by rotating the axle mount adapters B Fig 31 in the appropriate direction Fine adjustment Adjust for equal front spacing be twee...

Page 10: ...irs HAND AND SPOKE GUARD The hand and spoke guard prevents inju ries to the hands occurring by jamming in the turning spokes of the wheels as well as damage to the spokes Handling Tools 2x slot screw...

Page 11: ...centric screw B Fig 39 Important information Eccentric screws to adjust the steering head have to be secured with soluble Loctite glue after every third adjust ment Remove grease and glue re mainders...

Page 12: ...ed when ordering a pressure brake Repairs If any repairs are required please con tact your specialist workshop Personnel there are well trained to carry out the work required Customer Service Should y...

Page 13: ...f normal tyres when adapter is used Observe Brakes section in Safety Notes brochure Note You can obtain a car valve to special valve adapter order no 206 125 600 from your specialist dealer Use of spe...

Page 14: ...t vehicle you or a helper should carry out the following Operate parking brakes Stow any parts removed from the PROFI 3 safely and protectively Remove bags walking sticks and oth er items not belongin...

Page 15: ...table 1 relates to the Profi 3 model 2 871 Backrest height 38 cm Depth of seat 40 cm Frame length 58 cm Overall length 77 cm Drive wheel position standard ap prox 4 cm from backrest tube Wheel size 24...

Page 16: ...d i l o s 5 2 1 r e b b u r a n 1 5 2 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 5 7 8 2 l e d o m e l b a t t h g i e h t a e s t n o r F e h w g n i r e e t S m m n i l e 8 1 4 e d o c k r o f g n i r e e t S m c n i t h g...

Page 17: ...erson weight is calculated on the basis of maximum passenger weight Table 1 actual weight admissible weight for luggage or mounted parts I e the passenger and luggage may not weigh more than the speci...

Page 18: ...18 NOTES...

Page 19: ...clude the requested information regarding model descrip tion delivery note number with date of delivery vehicle identification number Fz I Nr and your retailer The vehicle identification number Fz I N...

Page 20: ...tailer stamp MEYRA Wilhelm Meyer GmbH Co KG Company address Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf Telephone 49 0 5733 922 0 Telefax 49 0 5733 922 143 e mail info meyra de Internet http www meyra de P...

Page 21: ...tion of the Operating Manual Illustration du mode d emploi Illustrazioni relative alle istruzioni d uso Fotos para las instrucciones de funcionamiento Afbeelding voor Gebruiksaanwijzing AKTIV ROLLSTUH...

Page 22: ...22 PROFI 3 S MODELL 2 875 PROFI 3 MODELL 2 871 4 1 3 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 14 13 2 5 1 2 3 10 1 3 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 14 13 2...

Page 23: ...23 A 6 7 9 10 12 15 16 8 11 14 17 13 B 11 C D A A A B C...

Page 24: ...24 A 18 19 21 22 24 25 27 28 20 23 26 29 10 11 C B D C A A...

Page 25: ...25 31 33 35 36 41 34 37 30 32 39 40 38 A A C B A B A B B A A B...

Page 26: ...erungen vorbehalten MEYRA Wilhelm Meyer GmbH Co KG Firmensitz Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf Telefon 05733 922 0 Telefax 05733 922143 Email info meyra de Internet http www meyra de Postanschri...

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