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Summary of Contents for ORTOPEDIA Solero Light 9.072

Page 1: ...en Operating manual Multifunctional and lying and positioning wheelchair Model 9 072 Solero Light ...

Page 2: ...gn products 9 Reinstallment 10 Life span 10 Overview 11 Brake 12 Pressure brake user 12 Locking the brakes 12 Releasing the brakes 12 Service brake 12 Drum brake for accompanying persons 13 Function as operating brakes 13 Leg supports 14 Lower leg support 14 Footplates 14 Leg support upper part 15 Turning the leg supports to the side 15 Swivelling in the leg supports 16 Removing the leg supports 1...

Page 3: ...stment of the arm support cushions 20 Repositioning the arm support cushion 20 Back support with angle adjustment 21 Adjusting the angle of the back support 21 Folding down the back support 22 Unfolding the back support 22 Back support upholstery 23 Head support 24 Seat 24 Seat inclination 25 Adjustment of seat inclination 25 Rising aid 26 Torso supports 26 Removing the torso support 26 Wheels 27 ...

Page 4: ...obstacles 33 Loading the wheelchair 33 Transport in vehicles 34 Transport safety of the unoccupied multifunction and bearing wheelchair 34 Transport of people inside a motor vehicle 34 Transport in public methods of transportation 34 Driving on public highways 35 Cleaning 35 Finish 36 Disinfection 36 Repairs 36 Repairs 36 Customer Service 36 Spare parts 36 Information for extended pauses of use 37...

Page 5: ... 41 Further technical data for model 9 072 Solero light 42 Meaning of the symbols on the washing instruction 43 Meaning of the labels on the wheelchair 44 Meaning of the symbols on the type plate 45 Inspection certificate 46 Warranty Guarantee 47 Warrantee Guarantee section 48 Inspection certificate for transfer 48 Notes 49 ...

Page 6: ...e www meyra com Contact your specialist dealer when re quired Alternatively users with visual impairments can have the documentation read out by a helper Inform yourself regularly about product safety and possible recalls of our products in the Information center on our website www meyra com We have developed a product that fulfils the technical and legal requirements of medical devices For inform...

Page 7: ...e to their physical proportions the wheelchair cannot be adapted properly A seat inclination seat camber can lead to problems for people who react sen sitively to high blood pressure du to the increased venous backflow from the lower extremities Please ask your doctor therapist or specialist dealer to these and possi ble other risks in combination with this product ACCEPTANCE All products are chec...

Page 8: ...es or trains Inform yourself at the transportation companies concerning limitations Never expose the multifunction and bearing wheelchair to extreme temper atures and damaging environmental conditions such as sunlight extreme cold or salty water Sand and other dirt particles can seize on moving parts and render them with out function Use only the handrims on the drive wheels to propel your multifu...

Page 9: ...control if the wheelchair adjustment in order to ensure a long term optimal provision even with changing illness handicap patterns of the user Especially for juveniles an adjustment every 6 months is recommendable COMBINATION WITH MAN UFACTURER FOREIGN PRODUCTS Any combination of your multifunction and bearing wheelchair with components not supplied by us generally results in an amendment to your ...

Page 10: ...vides information to the re installment and reinstallment frequency of your multifunction and bearing wheelchair LIFE SPAN We expect an average life span of about 4 years for this multifunction and bearing wheelchair as far as the multifunction and bearing wheelchair is applied for its des ignated purpose and all maintenance and service guidelines The life span of your mul tifunction and bearing w...

Page 11: ... 5 Arm support 6 Seat cushion 7 Leg support OVERVIEW The overview shows representative for all models the most important components of the multifunction and bearing wheelchair 8 Footplate 9 Steering wheel 10 Type plate 11 Brake lever pressure brake 12 Locking knob Quick release axle 13 Handrim 14 Driving wheel ...

Page 12: ...rake Depending on the version the multi function and bearing wheelchair can be equipped with pressure brakes 2 or with drum brakes 3 Pressure brake user Locking the brakes To secure the multifunction and bearing wheelchair against any unintentional roll ing press both brake levers forward all the way 4 Check the locking points It should not be possible to push the multifunction and bearing wheelch...

Page 13: ...l both 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 the third locking position C is re quired to activate the brake it must be readjusted by a specialist workshop Loosen the drum brakes Pull both brake levers 1 until the latches 2 automatically jump ...

Page 14: ...iting or scuttling forward motion of the multifunction and bearing wheelchair with the feet the footplates 1 are to be folded up and the calf pads 2 folded outward in driving direction 3 Check the locking points Remove both feet from the footplates Before starting to drive the footplates resp footboard need to be folded back down 3 and the calf belt attached Footplates The footplates can be folded...

Page 15: ...o the multifunc tion and bearing wheelchair as well as driv ing closer to a closet bed or bathtub the leg supports can be swivelled outward 2 Remove the calf belt if applicable be fore swivelling away the leg supports View chapter Lower leg support on page 14 Fold up the footplates in order to swivel the leg supports to the sides Therefore observe chapter Lower leg support on page 14 Afterwards pu...

Page 16: ...g supports can be removed 2 Fold the calf pads outward before re moving the leg supports Therefore observe chapter Lower leg support on page 14 For removal first swivel the leg support side ways 2 and then remove them toward the top 1 Therefore observe chapter Lower leg support on page 14 Watch for possible danger of jam ming Attaching the leg supports For inserting press the leg supports swiv ell...

Page 17: ...rwards loosen the clamping lever 1 and have the leg support lifted lowered slowly to the desired level by an accompa nying person After the adjustment retighten the clamp ing lever 1 Lifting lowering the amputee leg sup port Before lifting lowering relieve the amputee leg support by an accompanying person by slightly lifting it up Afterwards loosen the clamping lever 2 and have the amputee leg sup...

Page 18: ...amage to the coating occurs during the adjustment Observe the maximum extension mark 2 Telescope the footplate to the desired height and then retighten the clamping screw 1 Height adjustment of the calf pad Loosen the respective clamping screws 4 to adjust the height of the calf pad 3 After the height adjustment retighten the clamping screw 4 ...

Page 19: ... without arm sup port there is a danger of unintentionally releasing the brake and soiling the clothes on the drive wheel The arm supports 1 are removable 2 and simultaneously serve as padded arm sup port clothes guard and wind protector Removing the arm support To remove the arm support loosen the clamping screw 2 first and then remove the arm support toward the top 3 If necessary previously remo...

Page 20: ...ping screw 2 Push the height stopper 3 down to the stop and tighten the clamping screw 1 If necessary the clothes guard can be adjusted to the new arm support height by the specialist dealer Depth adjustment of the arm support cushions To adjust the arms support cushion accord ing to the seat depth loosen the respective clamping screw 4 After the adjustment by sliding the arm support cushions reti...

Page 21: ...chapter Brake on page 12 Adjusting the angle of the back support The angle of the back support 1 is contin uously adjustable through the pneumatic spring 2 Activate the right lever 3 on the push han dle for continuous angle adjustment of the back support In doing so use both push handles resp the push bar as a lever and adjust the back support accordingly Danger of overturning The adjustment shoul...

Page 22: ...loose the distancers Afterwards fold the back support down 1 Reinsert the pin after releasing the gas spring for the back support 4 in order to prevent loss of it and also the dis tancers Unfolding the back support After raising the back support 4 lift the gas pressure spring back up and hang it into place Then insert the pin 3 and distancers and fold the safety latch 2 to closes posi tion 5 Check...

Page 23: ... shell with velcro straps 1 and can be pulled off for cleaning or maintenance 2 The cover can be removed with the zip per for washing Therefore observe the label with the washing instruction 3 To replace the back support upholstery align it according to the back shell and press it on 1 ...

Page 24: ... neck height The head support 1 is adjustable to the re spective user Check the locking points For height adjustment and removal of the head support loosen the clamping screw 2 For positioning the head support the clamping levers 3 need to be loosened For angle adjustment of the cushion the clamping lever 4 is to be loosened After inserting adjustment retighten the clamping screws resp clamping le...

Page 25: ...ck the locking points Adjustment of seat inclination Activate the left lever 2 on the push handle for continuous adjustment of the seat unit In doing so use both push handles resp the push bar as a lever and adjust the angle of the seat unit accordingly Danger of overturning The adjustment should only be car ried out under the weight of the user After the adjustment of the seat unit release the le...

Page 26: ...ination The negative seat angle setting serves as support for getting up when the multifunction and bearing wheelchair is standing TORSO SUPPORTS The torso supports 2 are adjustable in width and can be removed Removing the torso support Adjusting the torso width After loosening the clamping screws 3 the respective torso support can be adjusted to the desired torso width or removed Afterwards retig...

Page 27: ...yres of the multifunction and bearing wheel chair can be read in the Technical data on page 40 or details on both sides of the tyre cover If the drive wheels has 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 multi function and bearing wheelchair during assembly or removal The multifunction and b...

Page 28: ... pulling the insert rod to the side Replacement of handrims or modification of handrim distances should always be carried out by your specialist workshop All handrims are designed for a wide 1 resp narrow 2 distance standard adjust ment to the drive wheel Optional handrim covers are also avail able TILT PROTECTION Insertable tilt protection The tilt protection 3 can be inserted into the lower fram...

Page 29: ...d audibly let the buckle click into place To open the retaining strap press the red unlocking knob inside the buckle The retaining straps can be adjusted in length and should not be pulled too tight THERAPY TABLE Sharp objects e g watches 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...

Page 30: ...g sup ports Therefore observe chapter Leg sup ports on page 14 3 Remove the arm supports Therefore observe chapter Arm sup ports on page 19 4 Fold over the back support Therefore observe chapter Fold ing down the back support on page 22 Unfolding the wheelchair To unfold the multifunction and bearing wheelchair proceed in reverse order During reassembly ensure that each part is correctly installed...

Page 31: ...s may only be carried out in emergencies and with the aid of an accompanying person and or helper Danger of accidents Adjust the seat inclination only when the multifunction and bearing wheelchair is standing on a horizontal level surface A danger of tipping over exists on gradients Increased danger of tipping over when using the angle adjustable back support Before starting to drive make sure tha...

Page 32: ...s of more than 1 tilt This low gradient 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 control of the multifunction and bearing wheelchair requires more strength on a downward slope hills than on a lev el driving surface and that there is an in creased d...

Page 33: ...th front rear wheels in order to prevent a side ways tipping of the multifunction and bear ing wheelchair Always 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 multifunction and bearing wheel chair and carry you to the destination point The crossing of stair...

Page 34: ...in motor vehicles This document and further information are available in the Information center on our web site www meyra com Transport in public methods of trans portation Your multifunction and bearing wheelchair is not designed for user transport in public transportation vehicles Limitations may oc cur We recommend use of one of the firmly built in seats of the public vehicle Should it neverthe...

Page 35: ...es or any other ob jects attached to the multifunction and bearing wheelchair In case of physical handicaps such as blindness the use of the multifunction and bearing wheelchair is only permit ted with an accompanying person CLEANING The plastic panelling is attacked through non ionic tensides as well as solvents and especially alcohol The cushions and covers are normally fit with care instruction...

Page 36: ...y a specialist dealer Repairs Trustingly contact your specialist dealer 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 service and repairs Spare parts Spare parts can only be ordered from spe cialist dealers In case of repair work only original spar...

Page 37: ...te or neglected care and main tenance of the multifunction and bearing wheelchair will lead to limitation of the manufacturers liability Maintenance The following maintenance Instruction gives you a guide for carrying out the main tenance work The maintenance plan does not give information about the actual extent of work determined on the multifunction and bearing wheelchair In all cases of inspec...

Page 38: ...essure brake for wear Move brake lever to the side Carry out tests yourself 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 starting out when applicable Check air pressure of the tyres Tyre filling pressure View Tyre pressure of pneumatic tyres on page 40 Carry out t...

Page 39: ...te 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 residues be fore lubrication Please ensure that excess oil does not contaminate the environment e g your clothing Every 8 weeks depending on frequency of use Check all screw con nections for secure fit Carry...

Page 40: ...n the Technical data refers to the standard 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 ø 610 mm 24 The widths were determined with a han drim distance of 15 mm Dimensional tolerance 15 mm 2 Abbreviations of the Multifunction and bearing wheelchairdimensions SH Seat height SW Seat width SD...

Page 41: ... surface height at front edge without cushion 460 mm 460 mm Seat angle 2 25 Back support angle 0 45 Back support height 530 mm 560 mm Foot support to seat lower shank length 350 mm 500 mm Static stability downhill 6 Static stability uphill 6 Static stability lateral 6 Angle leg support seat surface 20 95 Arm support height from seat surface 210 mm 270 mm Back support to front edge of arm support 2...

Page 42: ... mm 1240 mm Additional load kg 10 kg Empty weight 36 kg 38 kg Transport weight without leg supports arm supports cushion drive wheels 22 kg kg Weight seat cushion 0 7 kg kg Weight leg supports 1 piece kg 2 1 kg Weight drive wheels 1 piece kg 2 1 kg Steering wheel ø 200 x 40 mm 8 PU puncture safe Driving wheel ø 610 mm 24 x 1 3 8 PU puncture safe pneumatic tyres Climatic data Ambient temperature 20...

Page 43: ...uction 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 suited for the dryer Do not iron Do not dry clean ...

Page 44: ...p ports Removable parts are not suitable for carrying Attention Readjust the brakes Lever for seat angle tilt Lever for angle adjustment of the back support The product is not approved as a seat within a motor vehicle Indication for danger of jamming Do not reach in here Anchor point of the wheelchair during handicapped trans port with indication of the max user weight ...

Page 45: ...tal weight Permitted axle weights Max permissible rising gradient Max permissible falling gradient Permitted maximum speed The product is approved as a seat within a motor vehicle Max permitted user weight if the product is approved as a seat within a motor vehicle The product is not approved as a seat within a motor vehicle Medical device ...

Page 46: ...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 46 Recommended safety inspection 1st year at least every 12 months INSPECTION CERTIFICATE Care wheelchair data Recommended safety inspection 3rd year at least every 12 months Recommended safety inspection 2nd year at least every 12 months Rec...

Page 47: ...horised 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 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 or accidental flooding of t...

Page 48: ...he specialist dealer Serial no SN Delivery note no Model Stamp of specialist dealer Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature 48 Warrantee Guarantee section Please fill out Copy if necessary and send the copy to the specialist dealer Inspection certificate for transfer Vehicle data ...

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Page 52: ...A 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 205 338 401 Status 2020 12 All technical modifications reserved ...

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