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Model: 

Netti 4U CE PLUS / CES PLUS

Language: 

English

 

Version:

 

2022-03

8.4 

 DRIVING  TECHNIQUES   

– SLOPE –

Important advise for driving down and uphill 

avoiding the risk of tipping.

   Avoid turning the wheelchair in the  

middle of a slope.

   Always drive as straight as possible.

   It is better to ask for assistance than  

taking risks.

     

Driving uphill:

Move the upper part of the body forwards in order 

to maintain the balance of the chair.

Driving downhill:

Move the upper part of the body backwards to 

maintain balance of the chair. Control the speed  

of the chair by clutching the push rims.  

Do not use the brakes.

8.5 

 DRIVING  TECHNIQUES   

– UP STAIRS –

   Always ask for assistance. 

   Never use escalators, even if  

assisted by a companion.

With assistance, backwards:

•  Check that the anti-tip is turned up. 

•   Pull the wheelchair backwards to the  

first step of the stairs.

•   Angle the wheelchair backwards on the  

main wheels. 

•   Pull the wheelchair slowly up the stair,  

one step at the time keeping the balance  

on the main wheel.

•   Reaching the top of the stair, pull the  

wheelchair backwards far enough to put  

the front castors safely down on the floor.

   Turn the anti-tip downwards.

   If two companions are present, one person 

can assist lifting in the front of the frame.

   Do not lift the wheelchair holding onto  

the leg supports.

   Do not lift the wheelchair holding onto  

the arm supports.

  

The companions should use the strength  

in their legs carrying the chair, avoiding 

unnecessary stress on the back.

Summary of Contents for 4U CE Plus

Page 1: ...4U CE Plus GMDN 41620 UM0101 UK 2022 03 This product conforms to MDR regulation EU 2017 745 for medical products User Manual...

Page 2: ...ING OF HIP BELT 13 6 ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTMENT 14 6 1 UNPACKING 14 6 2 MAIN WHEEL 14 6 3 FRONT CASTORS 15 6 4 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 15 6 5 BACKREST 16 6 6 BACKREST CUSHIONS 17 6 7 SEAT DEPTH ADJUSTME...

Page 3: ...E WHEELCHAIR 34 8 9 PUSH RIM 35 9 TRANSPORT 36 9 1 TRANSPORT IN CAR 36 9 2 FOLDING FOR TRANSPORT 38 9 3 TRANSPORT IN AIRPLANE 38 9 4 TRAVELING ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT 39 10 MAINTENANCE 40 10 1 MAINTENANCE...

Page 4: ...relief The combination between the seating system and the ergonomical solutions in the frame construction offers many possibilities for adaptation and adjustments The wheelchairs are constructed for...

Page 5: ...ers craniocerebral injuries amputations other neurological or geriatric disorders 1 2 CONTRAINDICATIONS Netti 4U CE PLUS CES PLUS are not suited for persons with a strongly enhanced muscular spasticit...

Page 6: ...ic reasons please replace the head support for a new user ANTI TIP Correctly fitted the anti tip will secure the chair from tipping backwards We strongly recommend use of the anti tips Latest user man...

Page 7: ...anual on web www my netti com For enhanced readability advantageous for users with visibility challenges please find our user manual on our web page www My Netti com manuals user manual Netti 4U CE PL...

Page 8: ...brief introduction to the use and care of the Netti 4U CE PLUS CES PLUS wheelchair The quick reference is not a replacement for the manual only reminder check list Unpack the wheelchair Chapter 6 1 M...

Page 9: ...heel 7 Anti tip 8 Brakes 9 Front castors 10 Front fork 11 Foot plate 12 Calf support 13 Calf support bracket 14 Angle adjustable leg support 15 Seat cushion 16 Arm support with pad 17 Back cushion If...

Page 10: ...nd angle adjustable foot plates Removable ARM SUPPORT Height adjustable Removable HEAD SUPPORT Height depth and angle adjustable Removable 4 FEATURES OF NETTI 4U CE PLUS CES PLUS ACCESSORIES BELTS Hip...

Page 11: ...S Several models Hip belts with or without upholstery and with plastic lock or car lock Chapter 5 1 for mounting 5 ACCESSORIES The anytime updated complete accessory and spare part catalogue can be do...

Page 12: ...USHION COMFORT Cushion with Kospoflex filling to pull onto head rest ARM SUPPORT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT By star wheel HEMI ARM SUPPORT A support for hemiplegic users LEG SUPPORT ANGLE ADJUSTABLE UNIVERSAL...

Page 13: ...TOOL SET INFUSION STAND To be fixed to the horizontal chair back tube The spare part and accessory catalogue can be downloaded from our home page www My Netti com downloads orderforms http www my net...

Page 14: ...the user please see My Netti com Knowledge center Tools needed are described under each chapter Accessories described in chapter 5 is a presentation of options and will be delivered with separate moun...

Page 15: ...height at the rear depends on Size of main wheel Position of main wheel Using 24 main wheels in the upper hole the seat height is 465 mm from the floor to the seating plate Using 24 main wheels in th...

Page 16: ...f the anti tip and readjust the brakes after mounting the main wheels or changing the main wheel position 24 main wheel 24 16 and 12 main wheel 24 16 12 main wheel 24 main wheel 6 5 BACKREST To mount...

Page 17: ...mounted in the inner hole of the plastic bracket the backrest hinge should also be mounted in the inner hole etc 6 6 BACKREST CUSHIONS Backrest cushions are fixed and adjusted onto the wheelchair usi...

Page 18: ...le in the backrest hinge and the plastic bracket are mounted into the same hole position 6 mm Allen key 6 8 ANTI TIPS The anti tips should be mounted according to the mounting description which is enc...

Page 19: ...E Plus and CES PLUS can be delivered with either Universal or Angle Adjustable leg support UNIVERSAL LEG SUPPORT The Universal leg support is fixed with the possibility for angle adjustment It is swin...

Page 20: ...this star wheel enables you to adjust the leg support to the required angle Fix the angle by tightening the star wheel Adjusting the angle Angle adjustable leg support The angle of the leg support ca...

Page 21: ...plate and place the lock over the bolt on the left foot plate To release the foot plate pull the plastic lock and lift the right foot plate up For outdoor use there should be a clearance of 40 50 mm b...

Page 22: ...port in the head support bracket The height and the depth of the head support is set to the required positions and tightened Adjusting the calf support The calf support is height and depth adjustable...

Page 23: ...g the little set screw in the centre on top of the head support bracket using an Allen key If the head support seems to short in height it can be turned 180 by releasing the adjustment wheel at the re...

Page 24: ...screw Never lift the chair holding onto the arm supports 6 12 ARM SUPPORT The arm supports are removable height and depth adjustable Please be aware while mounting that there is a left hand side and...

Page 25: ...ir does not move The brakes are constructed as parking brakes and shall not be used as driving brakes Be aware of potential squeeze hazard between brake and tyre DRUM BRAKE If the wheelchair is mounte...

Page 26: ...nd applying the brake The wheelbase with drum brake is fitted with hand operated hub brakes to allow regulation of speed on hills and whilst travelling along These are located on the push handles To a...

Page 27: ...label Tilt Recline Risk for tipping Check the position of anti tip When chair back extension is mounted the tipping risk increases If necessary it should be improved by moving the main wheels further...

Page 28: ...E TILT OR RECLINE FEATURES ARE GOING TO BE ADJUSTED The tilt and recline functions of all Netti comfort wheelchair models is a one hand operation including the dynamic wheelchair models This is a grea...

Page 29: ...glish Version 2022 03 My Netti com A backward tilted seat unit gives a steeper seating angle in relation to the surface and prevent sliding of the wheelchair user A forward tilted seat unit brings the...

Page 30: ...qualities of the wheelchair The weight size and sitting position of the user are influencing factors The position of the wheels will in addition influence the manoeuvering qualities The more weight pl...

Page 31: ...e up a step backwards Check that the anti tip is turned up Pull the chair backwards next to the step Angle the wheelchair backwards moving the front castors slightly up in the air Pull the wheelchair...

Page 32: ...UP STAIRS Always ask for assistance Never use escalators even if assisted by a companion With assistance backwards Check that the anti tip is turned up Pull the wheelchair backwards to the first step...

Page 33: ...ding onto the leg supports Do not lift the wheelchair holding onto the arm supports 8 7 TRANSFER Techniques for transfering to from the wheelchair should be practiced well with the persons involved He...

Page 34: ...pen the backrest angle slightly Replace the components when transfer is finished Never stand on the foot plates due to the risk of tipping the chair forwards 8 8 LIFTING THE WHEELCHAIR The wheelchair...

Page 35: ...h rims that fit your chair Alternative push rims may give a better grip but the friction may increase When using the hands to stop the chair the risk for burning of the hands increases A squeezing and...

Page 36: ...ms for vehicles BraunAbility Europe WHEELCHAIR SECURING The chair ist marked with stickers showing where to fix the straps In front Use hook or strap attachment In the rear Mount eye bolts item number...

Page 37: ...3 point safety belt lays tightly across the body of the user and not across arm supports wheels etc Make sure that the seat belt webbing is not twisted and that the seat belt buckle and its release bu...

Page 38: ...oesn t not exceed 80 b Each article has a minimum burst pressure of 4 times the charge pressure at 20 degree Celsius for products not exceeding 0 5 l gas space capacity c Each article is made of mater...

Page 39: ...IC TRANSPORT The wheelchair should be put in a special area for wheelchairs The wheelchair should face opposite the direction of travel The back of the wheelchair must be located against a fixed objec...

Page 40: ...DISINFECTION OF THE WHEELCHAIR Remove cushions See separate washing instruction above Wipe disinfection use a soft rag wetted with Hydrogen peroxide or technical alcohol isopropanol and wipe the whol...

Page 41: ...ry instructions for mounting will follow the parts Parts to be handled by user are defined in spare part catalogues that can be downloaded at www My Netti com These parts can if needed also be removed...

Page 42: ...ty uphill 0 28 0 28 Seat plane angle 5 20 5 20 Effective seat depth 425 mm 500 mm 375 mm 450 mm Effective seat width 350 mm 500 mm 350 mm 500 mm Seat surface height at front 465 mm 500 mm 465 mm 500 m...

Page 43: ...tors are placed in correct position Too much weight over the front castors adjust the balance of the chair 6 3 6 3 The main wheels are difficult to take off and put on Clean and grease the quick relea...

Page 44: ...produced by third parties In such cases this warranty shall be considered null and void This warranty is only valid when the user use maintain and handle the wheelchair as described in the user manua...

Page 45: ...y claim Claims are to be forwarded as soon as a defect is discovered and not later than 2 weeks after the defect is discovered Claims are to be addressed to the sales agent of the wheelchair Please no...

Page 46: ...CTS Combinations of Netti and other products not manufactured by Alu Rehab A S generally in these cases the CE mark of all the products involved will not be valid However Alu Rehab A S has made agreem...

Page 47: ...630 mm 580 mm 28 5 kg CE PLUS 500 mm 425 500 mm 500 mm 680 mm 630 mm 29 0 kg Measured between skirt guards Measured from front of seat plate to backrest hinge Seat depth adjustable by 25 mm per step 5...

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