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OPERATING MANUAL

FOLDING WHEELCHAIR

X1 model 3.350

X2 model 3.351

X3 model 3.352

We move people.

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Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL FOLDING WHEELCHAIR X1 model 3 350 X2 model 3 351 X3 model 3 352 GB We move people...

Page 2: ...board 11 Folding up the footboard 11 Folding up the footboard Code 313 11 Folding down the footboard 12 Folding down the footboard Code 313 12 Altering the footboard height 12 Heel retainer for Code 3...

Page 3: ...elease axle 21 Handrims 21 Vario block 22 Centre of gravity 22 Wheel camber 22 Variable seat height 23 Steering wheels 24 Tyres 24 Support wheels 25 Seatbelt 27 Back support with angle adjustment 29 H...

Page 4: ...ools 36 Tightening torque for screwed connections 36 Maintenance instructions 37 Flat tyre 40 Tyre change 40 Tyre change of the drive wheels 40 Tyre change of the steering wheels 40 Repair 41 Spare pa...

Page 5: ...before their first drive and thereafter observe the contents ACCEPTANCE All MEYRA products are checked for faults in the factory and packed in special boxes Note However we request that you check the...

Page 6: ...t trips Please follow all instructions in the section Driver Training in the brochure Safety In formation Mechanical Wheelchairs You will be confronted with new situations dur ing each trip and will h...

Page 7: ...d version All deviations are specified separately in this operating manual Pos Description 1 Push handle 2 Back support 3 Clothes guard 4 Seat cushion 5 Pressure brake 6 Foot board Fig 1 7 Steering wh...

Page 8: ...this operating manual Pos Description 1 Push handle 2 Back support 3 Height adjustable armrest 4 Mudguard 5 Seat cushion 6 Locking lever leg support 7 Pressure brake Fig 1a 8 Footboard footplates divi...

Page 9: ...erformance must be repaired immediately by your specialist workshop The brake performance decreases when tyre profile is worn tyre pressure is too low tyres are wet pressure brake is loose PRESSURE BR...

Page 10: ...the pressure brakes Loosen the centre clamping screw 2 fig 4 1 of the respective pressure brake Equally adjust both pressure brakes taking into account tyres of the driving wheels and tyre pressure a...

Page 11: ...e wheelchair Leg region free no stumbling shuffling possible moving the wheelchair forward with the feet Handling Operate parking brakes This prevents the wheelchair from rolling away accidentally Rem...

Page 12: ...sitions Benefits Individual adaptation of the footboard height to your lower leg length Handling Operate parking brakes This prevents ac cidental rolling of the wheelchair see sec tion Parking brakes...

Page 13: ...ccidentally Remove lower leg strap if present Remove both feet from the footplates To fold up the footplates grab into the hol low with one hand and fold the footplate up fig 9 10 Swivelling off the f...

Page 14: ...te After tightening the screws A fig 13 check the footplate for secure hold Dan ger of injury LEG SUPPORTS MODEL 3 352 Code 808 Folding up the footplates Benefits Easy transfer into and out of the whe...

Page 15: ...Removing attaching the connect ing elements If desired the connection elements of the foot plates can be removed Handling Operate parking brakes This prevents the wheelchair from rolling away accident...

Page 16: ...can easily fall off Note this when handling e g trans port There is an audible automatic lock ing when the leg support is swivelled in again The locking of the leg support must audibly click when swi...

Page 17: ...nd swivelling it back inward Altering the foot board height Operate parking brakes This prevents ac cidental rolling of the wheelchair see sec tion Parking brakes Demount screws A fig 13 7 on both sid...

Page 18: ...d The fitting is to be done by an authorised deal er Attention The distance between the driving wheel and the mudguard should be as small as possible approx 1 cm Danger of crush ing By loosening the t...

Page 19: ...g Height adjustment Taking off the standard wheels view chap ter driving wheels Loosen the screws A fig 17 until the arm support can be adjusted up and down Move the arm support to the desired height...

Page 20: ...alignment with the guide groove The locking mechanism must automatically click into place Check for correct locking B fig 17 1 Height adjustment Secure the arm support with one hand against unintenti...

Page 21: ...re of the wheel hub and remove or attach drive wheel 9 Attention After installing the drive wheel the stop but ton A fig 18 must protrude a few millime tres from the wheel nut The drive wheel is secur...

Page 22: ...he driving wheels view chapter mudguard Centre of gravity By changing the position of the varioblock A fig 20 you can change the wheel base Attention If the Vario block is moved forward A fig 20 there...

Page 23: ...seat height and tilt is adjustable Important information Attachment screws to adjust the castor stem D fig 21 2 have to be secured with soluble Loctite glue after every third adjustment Remove grease...

Page 24: ...nnection A fig 22 Replace steering wheel if necessary or reposition to suit your requirements Assemble steering wheel screw connection TYRES Air tyres The maximum air pressure is noted on the tyre Add...

Page 25: ...g the support castors Press the support wheels out of the locking fig 27 then swivel them inward until the lock en gages automatically fig 28 Height adjustment The support tube is height adjustable by...

Page 26: ...es not achieve the ideal position of the sup port wheels Handling Remove screw B fig 30 Slightly loosen screw C fig 30 Adjust the support wheel to the desired posi tion Remount the screw B fig 30 Atte...

Page 27: ...seatbelt are pushed over the back tube with one loop on each side Handling With the buckle the seatbelt can quickly and easily be opened or closed Pull belt straps to the front Close the seatbelt in f...

Page 28: ...xcess belt material by moving the plastic slide Note The seatbelt should be pulled taught but not too tight Assembly Slide the loops from below onto the previously removed back tubes The arrow in fig...

Page 29: ...in three steps of 5 each Handling Loosen the screws A fig 33 on both sides adjust the back support to the desired angle After the adjustment retighten the screws on both sides Attention After each adj...

Page 30: ...he push handle to the desired height After the adjustment push the clamping lever down again Adjust the setting screw in the clamping le ver B to adjust the clamping force to the user When the clampin...

Page 31: ...olded size for stow ing the wheelchair for example in the car boot or behind the driver or front passenger seat as follows Handling Remove the seat cushion if applicable Folding up the footboard view...

Page 32: ...ched again before the next journey Note During reassembly ensure that each part is correctly installed and securely fastened Check that components are correctly posi tioned Check the correct seating o...

Page 33: ...of injuries of inner organs Simple clear and quick operation through the driving service and good accessibility within the transport vehicle The power knot system is a firm retrofittable element on t...

Page 34: ...e installed seat during transportation Only transport the wheelchair in driving direction The driver resp the attendant is responsi ble for the professional securing of the wheelchair in the handicapp...

Page 35: ...ork and usually has trained per sonnel CUSTOMER SERVICE Please contact a dealer if you have any ques tions or need help An authorised dealer has been trained by us in our factory according to our guid...

Page 36: ...s The following tools are required for adjustments and maintenance Open end or ring spanner Wrench width WW 8 10 13 mm Hexagonal stud wrench Wrench width 3 4 5 6 mm Phillips screwdriver Size PH resp P...

Page 37: ...TRUCTIONS Check pressure brake for wear Move brake lever to the side Check all screwed on parts for secure fit If you notice any increasing slackness on the brake lever take the wheelchair to your spe...

Page 38: ...tyres 4 bar 56 psi High pressure tyres 8 0 bar 116 psi Before starting out Check the tyre tread Check the back tubes and frame tubes for firmness If the tyre profile is worn down or if the tyre is da...

Page 39: ...sidues before lubrication Please ensure that excess oil does not contaminate the en vironment e g your clothing Check all screw con nections for secure fit Yourself or with the aid of a helper Every 6...

Page 40: ...Always change tyres in pairs Differently worn tyres can impair the straight on travel of the wheelchair The air pressure for the tyres is shown on both sides of the tyre and in the Techni cal data se...

Page 41: ...d when ordering spare parts This prevents the use of incorrect ordering in formation when spare parts are ordered DISPOSAL The vehicle packing material can be disposed of as recyclable material The me...

Page 42: ...version of the re spective models The widths were determined with a handrim distance of 15 mm Dimen sional tolerance is 1 5 cm Attention The permitted overall weight is calculated from the empty weigh...

Page 43: ...d code 101 ready for use seat width 17 cm with clothes guard code 101 folded 30 cm Height on seat height 51 cm back support height 30 cm 80 cm Height of back support each adjustable by 2 5 cm 30 35 40...

Page 44: ...4 Indoor sport tyres 11 0 bar 24 puncture safe 25 x 1 High pressure tyres 8 0 bar Transport dimensions Length without leg supports 61 cm support castors are swivelled underneath the seat Width folded...

Page 45: ...othes guard code 101 ready for use seat width 17 cm with clothes guard code 101 folded 30 cm Height on seat height 51 cm back support height 30 cm 80 cm Height of back support each adjustable by 2 5 c...

Page 46: ...1 0 bar 22 24 26 puncture safe Transport dimensions Length without leg supports 61 cm support castors are swivelled underneath the seat Width folded wheelchair 30 cm Permitted inclination slopes Permi...

Page 47: ...code 101 ready for use seat width 17 cm with clothes guard code 101 folded 30 cm Height on seat height 51 cm back support height 30 cm 80 cm Height of back support each adjustable by 2 5 cm 30 35 40 4...

Page 48: ...ng tyres 6 0 bar 24 Indoor sport tyres 11 0 bar 24 puncture safe Transport dimensions Length without leg supports 61 cm support castors are swivelled underneath the seat Width folded wheelchair 29 cm...

Page 49: ...ICKERS ON THE WHEELCHAIR Attention Read the operating manuals and other provid ed documentation Do not lift the wheelchair at the arm supports or leg supports Detachable parts are not suitable for car...

Page 50: ...ommended safety inspection at least every 12 months Retailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Recommended safety inspection at least every 12 months Retailer stamp N...

Page 51: ...at least every 12 months Retailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Recommended safety inspection at least every 12 months Retailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12...

Page 52: ...52 NOTES...

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Page 54: ...ny case is the intended use of the product the use of original spare parts by authorised dealers as well as maintenance and inspections in regular intervals Guaranty is not granted for surface damages...

Page 55: ...55 Vehicle ID No Fz I Nr view type plate Guarantee Date of delivery Delivery note no Model designation GUARANTEE NOTE Fill in the details If necessary copy and return Stamp of the authorised dealer...

Page 56: ...iebsgesellschaft mbH Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf P O Box 1 703 D 32591 Vlotho Fon 49 0 5733 922 355 Fax 49 0 5733 922 9355 info meyra de www meyra de info ortopedia de www ortopedia de 205...

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