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Pressure Brake

A metered braking from driving
speed (operating brake) is possible
with the brake levers (1) of the pres-
sure brakes.

Service brake

Press the two brake levers evenly only
slightly to the front, this brakes the
wheelchair in a metered fashion.

Locking the pressure brakes

To secure the wheelchair against any
unintentional rolling, press both brake
levers forward all the way (1).

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Note:

It should not be possible to push
the wheelchair forward when both
brakes are locked.

Releasing the pressure brakes

Pull both brake levers back all the way
(2).

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Summary of Contents for FX One 1.150

Page 1: ...GB We move people OPERATING MANUAL ACTIVE WHEELCHAIR FX ONE Model 1 150...

Page 2: ...the pressure brakes 12 Releasing the pressure brakes 12 Butterfly Brake 13 Locking the Butterfly brake 13 Releasing the Butterfly brake 13 Foot plate 14 Adjusting the angle of the footplates 15 Adjus...

Page 3: ...justing the back support angle 23 Wheels 24 Drive wheels 24 Quick release axle 24 Handrims 25 Spoke guard 26 Steering wheels 26 Steering wheel position 26 Centre of gravity 27 Wheel camber 28 Adjustin...

Page 4: ...ry and covers 36 Plastic parts 36 Finish 36 Chassis 37 Disinfection 37 Reinstallment 37 Flat tyre 38 Changing the tyres 38 Adjusting the brakes 39 Fine adjustment of the pressure brakes 39 Maintenance...

Page 5: ...nual is intended for use in conjunction with the booklet safety instructions for mechanical wheelchairs to help you to familiar ise yourself with the operation of the wheelchair and to prevent acciden...

Page 6: ...at might become nec essary ADJUSTMENT Our specialist workshop supplies your wheelchair ready for use and adjusted to suit your special requirements Note The tools required for adjustments and maintena...

Page 7: ...eds by a specialist dealer before the first use The adaptation will take into account the driving ex perience the physical limits of the user and the main place of use of the wheelchair Attention Alwa...

Page 8: ...EW The overview shows the most important components of the wheelchair Stabiliser brace back support Arm support Handrims Drive wheel Backrest Arm support Seat belt seat cushion Butterfly brake Footpla...

Page 9: ...th simultaneously inward swivel ling steering wheels has the effect of a full stop Applying a safety belt prevents falling out toward the front Supplementary user safety information Clean passive ligh...

Page 10: ...chair and drops steps and obstacles This distance must allow enough time to react and enough distance to brake turn Always reduce the speed before a curve A sharper curve requires a lower speed Never...

Page 11: ...engaged In order to prevent an unintention al curve while braking the wheel chair on slopes both brakes are to be activated simultaneously Depending on the inclination of the road a sideward tilting...

Page 12: ...evenly only slightly to the front this brakes the wheelchair in a metered fashion Locking the pressure brakes To secure the wheelchair against any unintentional rolling press both brake levers forward...

Page 13: ...e the wheelchair against any unintentional rolling press both brake levers forward all the way 1 Note It should not be possible to push the wheelchair forward when both brakes are locked Releasing the...

Page 14: ...e adjusted in height angle and depth to the individual requirements Adjusting the height of the footplate Screw out the attachment screws 2 on both sides Position the footplate 1 accord ingly in the d...

Page 15: ...rve the ground clearance Retighten the screws 3 Adjusting the depth of the foot plates The footplate can be repositioned in depth for further positions or turned by 180 Dismantle the screwed connectio...

Page 16: ...only be used with the arm supports assembled Swivelling up the arm support Pull the arm support with a lit tle forward pressure out of the bracket clamping mechanism and swivel it upwards 2 Attention...

Page 17: ...5 Pull the arm support with a little pressure forward out of the brack et clamping mechanism and swiv el it inward in front of the back support 4 Inserting the arm support Swivel the arm support outw...

Page 18: ...heel see Drive wheels section Dismantle the screwed connections 6 Position the arm support bracket 3 to the equalising wheel circum ference Assemble screw connections 6 The arm support can be adjusted...

Page 19: ...the clamping screw 2 as well as the screw 3 on each side Disassemble the screwed connec tion 4 on each side Position the vertical support tube parallel on each side according to the desired angle Reas...

Page 20: ...each side Position the steering wheels par allel according to the desired height Reassemble the attachment screws 5 on each side Rear adjustment Disassemble the screwed connec tion 4 on each side Posi...

Page 21: ...ling or pressing the strap 2 at its centre and fold it onto the seat Folding up the back support For raising it again jerk the push ing bar back as far as possible 1 The pressure bolt must audibly loc...

Page 22: ...he back belt off and fold it to the front 3 Open the Velcro fastener of the belt that you wish to adjust and close it again after adjustment Attention The overlapping of the Velcro fas tener has to be...

Page 23: ...d the clamping screws 7 on each side Readjust the angle of the back sup port Retighten the clamping screws 7 on each side Unscrew the stopper screws 6 as far as possible onto the respective frame tube...

Page 24: ...revent an un wanted movement or tipping over Quick release axle Push in the stop button in the cen tre of the wheel hub 1 Remove or attach drive wheel Attention After inserting the drive wheel the loc...

Page 25: ...driving wheel of 15 mm 2 standard setting and 25 mm Attention Replacement of handrims or modi fication of handrim distances should always be carried out by your specialist workshop Observe the sectio...

Page 26: ...ard is attached to the spokes with three clips 3 Note Exchange or replacement of the spoke guard is to be done by the specialist dealer Steering wheels Steering wheel position The position of the stee...

Page 27: ...on in the axle separation distance Forward displacement of the axle tube The axle tube must be displaced in a parallel manner for a perfect driving behaviour The distance of the axle tube to the back...

Page 28: ...ressing in the stop knob at the centre of the wheel and pulling off the wheel Loosen the clamping screws 3 of the tube clamp on each side Pull out the quick release axle adapter 2 Insert the quick rel...

Page 29: ...rive wheels are positioned equal ly to the frame Measure the front and rear spac ing between the drive wheels at the same height Note If toe in adjustment equipment is not available use two items of i...

Page 30: ...e retaining strap is not part of the retaining system for the wheel chair and or user during transport in a handicapped vehicle Fastening the seatbelt with buck le Pull both belt halves to the front a...

Page 31: ...f the support castor can be done by an attendant or aid Swinging the support castors First press the spring button 3 of the locking device and swivel the support castor up or down until the spring but...

Page 32: ...ain before the next journey Note During reassembly ensure that each part is correctly installed and securely fastened Check that com ponents are correctly positioned Check the correct seating of the c...

Page 33: ...found in the car and in the ve hicle operating manual Beforetransportingthewheelchair ask your car dealer how to secure it without risk to the existing fixtures or other safety fittings Safety inform...

Page 34: ...of injuries of inner organs Simple clear and quick operation through the driving service and good accessibility within the trans port vehicle The power knot system is a firm ret rofittable element on...

Page 35: ...own risk We do not accept liability for dam ages or other possessions that oc curred through the transport in a handicapped transport automo bile Safety information When transporting a person make sur...

Page 36: ...hine wash Follow up with clean water and allow to dry Plastic parts The arm supports and parts are made of high quality plastic Only clean the plastic parts with warm water and neutral detergent or so...

Page 37: ...ll Note Check the chassis for corrosion damages as well as other damag es Occasional application of a light cov er of oil to all moving parts see also Maintenance Instructions will ensure that your wh...

Page 38: ...s Note Always change tyres in pairs Dif ferently worn tyres can impair the straight on travel of the wheel chair Attention Before tyre repair open the pneu matic valve and vent any remaining compresse...

Page 39: ...tly in front of the drive wheel and align it at a right angle to the drive wheel Afterwards loosen the brake and push it back 5 mm to wards the drive wheel Retighten the clamping screws 1 Adjust the o...

Page 40: ...s which can result from wear not detected in good time an annual inspection is necessary in the case of normal operating conditions This is to be carried out in accordance with the following service c...

Page 41: ...h a helper Check brake for wear Move brake lever to the side Carry out tests yourself or have a helper do it If you notice any in creasing slackness on the brake lever take the wheelchair to your spec...

Page 42: ...mb pressure meth od or similar view Safety instructions Me chanical wheelchairs chapter Brakes Check the back tubes and frame tubes for damages Carry out tests yourself or have a helper do it If defor...

Page 43: ...lever bearings Do it yourself or with the aid of a helper Components must be free from used oil resi dues before lubrication Please ensure that excess oil does not contaminate the environment e g you...

Page 44: ...c parts handgrips add on parts and acces sories Check the bowden cables for damages Chassis Check the fastening of the steering and drive wheels Check the function of the quick release axles Check the...

Page 45: ...s are only to be assembled in a specialist workshop Danger of accidents You must state the serial number Fz I Nr of the wheelchair when ordering spare parts in order to ensure that the correct spare p...

Page 46: ...unless otherwise noted with 24 drive wheels Length depending on the position of the drive wheel Short frame 83 cm Medium frame 87 cm Long frame 91 cm Width with 1 wheel camber SW 19 cm with 3 wheel c...

Page 47: ...re safe Driving wheel 24 puncture safe 24 standard pneumatic tyres 4 bar 56 psi 24 x 1 High pressure tyres 8 bar 116 psi 24 x 1 3 8 Ultra light running tyres 6 bar 87 psi 25 x 1 High pressure tyres 8...

Page 48: ...ransport weight min 7 5 kg without drive wheels Note The maximum total load is calcu lated on the basis of the unloaded weight of the wheelchair and the maximum passenger weight Additional weight due...

Page 49: ...m Phillips screwdriver Size PH resp PZ 0 1 2 Slot screw drivers Size small Tightening torque for screwed connections If not noted otherwise the screwed connections are to be tightened with the corresp...

Page 50: ...r leg supports Detachable parts are not suitable for carrying Achtung Bremse nachstellen Ident Nr 8390658 Achtung Erh hte Kippgefahr auf Steigung Gef lle besonders in Verbindung mit kurzem Rad stand I...

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Page 54: ...any case is the in tended use of the product the use of original spare parts by authorised dealers as well as maintenance and in spections in regular intervals Guaranty is not granted for surface dam...

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

Page 56: ...sellschaft 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 ortopedia de www meyra ortopedia de We move people 205 315 40...

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