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INDICATIONS / 

CONTRAINDICATIONS

In case of allergic reactions, skin rashes 
and/or pressure sores during the use of 
the shower and toilet wheelchair sores 
contact a doctor immediately.

The 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

 serves to 

improve individually conducting personal 
hygiene for people with not necessarily dis-
ease caused limitations in mobility (walking 
disability or extremely limited walking abil-
ity).
The 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

 may not 

be used in case of:

 

In case of the inability to sit.

The 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

 may only 

be used with an accompanying person in 
case of:

 

Cognitive limitations and mental re-
tardness, that exclude an individual use 
of the 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

.

 

Influence of impairing medications (ask 
your doctor or pharmacist).

 

Extreme limitations in balance and/or 
disorders in perception.

 

Contractures on arms and legs, that 
cannot ensure a safe use of the 

Shower 

and toiler wheelchair

.

 

Loss of limbs on arms and legs.

 

Please ask your doctor, therapist or 
specialist dealer to these and possi-
ble other risks in combination with 
this product.

ACCEPTANCE

All products are checked for faults in the 
factory and packed in special boxes.

 

We nevertheless ask you, immediately 
after receipt of the shower and toilet 
wheelchair – best while the delivery 
agent is present – to check for any dam-
ages that might have occurred during 
transport.

 

 The packaging of the shower and toilet 
wheelchair should be stored for a fur-
ther transport that might become nec-
essary.

INTENDED PURPOSE

The 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

 serves 

people with limited mobility as an aid for 
showering and when needed a toilet.

The shower and toilet wheelchair is de-
signed for indoor use.
The 

Shower and toiler wheelchair

 serves 

solely for use of one person sitting in the 
seat and not as pulling aid, transporter or 
similar.

USE

Do not reach into the spokes or grip the 
tyres of the rotating wheels. – Danger of 
injury!
. Do not reach into the space between the 
pressure brake and the tyre when pro-
pelling the shower and toilet wheelchair. 
– Danger of injury!
Avoid abrupt forward propelling of your 
shower and toilet wheelchair. – Danger of 
tipping over or tilting!
Do not use the shower and toilet wheel-
chair without attached leg supports and 
arm support units!

Summary of Contents for 8013039

Page 1: ...en Operating manual Shower and toilet wheelchair Model McWet 8013039 8013040 8013041 8014041...

Page 2: ...gn products 8 Reinstallment 8 Life span 8 Overview 9 Model 8013039 8013040 8013041 8014041 9 Assembly 10 Adjusting the pressure brakes 11 Fine adjustment of the pressure brakes 11 Brake 12 Pressure Br...

Page 3: ...on falling rising or transverse gradients 19 Crossing obstacles 20 Loading the Shower and toiler wheelchair 20 Transport in vehicles 21 Transport safety of the unoccupied Shower and toiler wheelchair...

Page 4: ...Further technical data for model 8013040 McWet 28 Further technical data for model 8013041 McWet 29 Further technical data for model 8014041 McWet 30 Meaning of the symbols on the type plate 31 Inspe...

Page 5: ...ll also find chapters that might not apply to your individual shower and toilet wheelchair A list of the available options and accessories can be viewed in the order form of your shower and toilet whe...

Page 6: ...possi ble other risks in combination with this product ACCEPTANCE All products are checked for faults in the factory and packed in special boxes We nevertheless ask you immediately after receipt of th...

Page 7: ...the shower and toilet wheelchair within the scope of the specifications and limitation described in chapter Technical data on page 26 DELIVERY CONDITION The shower and toilet wheelchair is sup plied...

Page 8: ...to be carried out accord ing to a validated hygienic plan and must include disinfection The service manual intended for the spe cialist dealer provides information to the re installment and reinstallm...

Page 9: ...erview shows the most important components and operating equipment 9 Pushing bar 10 Driving wheel 11 Handrim 12 Quick release axle 13 Rear castor lockable Pos Description 1 Back support 2 Arm support...

Page 10: ...the lowest hole of the receptacle adapter 3 If required the receptacle block can be placed toward the back by screwing it into a different position This achieves a wheelbase exten sion 3 Mount the pre...

Page 11: ...to approx 5 mm 10 mm in front of the drive wheel and align it at a right angle to the drive wheel Retighten the clamping screw 1 Adjust opposite pressure brakes as de scribed Equally adjust both pres...

Page 12: ...braked by locking the steering castors When activating the brake there is an in creased danger of jamming between the brake lever and frame The brake performance reduces with tyre profile is worn tyre...

Page 13: ...his function is intended for the accom panying person while using the Shower and toiler wheelchair The rear castors can be locked 1 Locking the castors Press the large lever 2 down with your foot as f...

Page 14: ...orward out of the frame 1 Folding up the footboard For this first remove the feet from the foot board Afterwards fold the footboard up as far as possible 2 ARM SUPPORTS Do not reach into the area at t...

Page 15: ...frame tubes 2 Then lift the seat cushion off of the rear cross tube 1 Placing the seat cushion For this press the rear guide groove of the seat cushion onto the frame cross tube 3 Then press the clips...

Page 16: ...cted Therefore observe chapter Disinfec tion on page 22 The toilet seat is equipped with a toilet pail rail The toilet pail with or without lid can be slid from the back underneath the toilet seat int...

Page 17: ...shower and toilet chair must stand on a level and firm surface Before starting disassembly of a wheel secure the shower and toilet wheel chair to prevent it from tipping over or unwanted movement Quic...

Page 18: ...handles to heat up to over 41 C Contact with exposed skin can result in injury Prevent such heating by parking the shower and toilet wheelchair in a shaded area Special attachment points for fastening...

Page 19: ...age 26 For your own safety we recommend that you use the assistance of an accompany ing person for driving slopes of more than 1 tilt This low gradient value is valid for per sons that are not able to...

Page 20: ...and simultaneously with both front rear wheels in order to prevent a sideways tipping of the shower and toilet wheelchair Always maintain a safety distance between the wheelchair and drops stairs slop...

Page 21: ...ransport in a motor vehicle Transport in public methods of trans portation Your shower and toilet wheelchair is not de signed for user transport in public transpor tation vehicles Driving on public hi...

Page 22: ...for maintenance work He has been introduces to the maintenance Customer Service In case you have any questions or need help please contact your specialist dealer who can assume counselling customer se...

Page 23: ...or neglected care and mainte nance of the shower and shower and toi let wheelchair will lead to limitation of the manufacturers liability Maintenance The following maintenance Instruction gives you a...

Page 24: ...self or have a helper do it If you notice any increasing slackness on the brake le ver take the wheelchair to your specialist workshop immediately for repairs Danger of accidents Before use Check all...

Page 25: ...f acci dents Every 8 weeks depending on fre quency of use Lubricate the following compo nents with a few drops of oil Brake lever bearings Do it yourself or with the aid of a helper Components must be...

Page 26: ...version The overall length depends on the position and size of the drive wheels If not noted otherwise the dimensions are determined with drive wheels of 610 mm 24 The widths were determined with a h...

Page 27: ...belt height 410 mm mm Static stability downhill 10 Static stability uphill 10 Static stability lateral 5 Arm support height from seat surface 220 mm 220 mm Obstacle height 450 mm 450 mm Minimal turnin...

Page 28: ...ck support belt height 410 mm mm Static stability downhill 10 Static stability uphill 10 Static stability lateral 5 Arm support height from seat surface 220 mm 220 mm Obstacle height 430 mm 430 mm Min...

Page 29: ...eight 410 mm mm Static stability downhill 10 Static stability uphill 10 Static stability lateral 5 Arm support height from seat surface 220 mm 220 mm Obstacle height 450 mm 450 mm Minimal turning radi...

Page 30: ...eight 410 mm mm Static stability downhill 10 Static stability uphill 10 Static stability lateral 5 Arm support height from seat surface 220 mm 220 mm Obstacle height 450 mm 450 mm Minimal turning radi...

Page 31: ...plate Manufacturer Order number Serial number Production date Permitted user weight Max width and max height Observe the operating manual Max permissible rising gradient Max permissible falling gradie...

Page 32: ...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 32 Recommended safety inspection 1st ye...

Page 33: ...orised dealers as well as maintenance and inspections in regular intervals Guaranty is not granted for surface dam ages tyres of the wheels damages due to loosened screws or nuts as well as worn out a...

Page 34: ...e specialist dealer Serial no SN Delivery note no Model Stamp of specialist dealer Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature 34 Warrantee Guarantee section Please fill out Copy if...

Page 35: ...35 NOTES...

Page 36: ...GmbH Meyra Ring 2 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf GERMANY Tel 49 5733 922 311 Fax 49 5733 922 9311 info meyra de www meyra de Your specialist dealer 205 321 001 Status 2021 05 All technical modifications res...

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