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Operating Manual

S T A Y M O B I L E

Electric Wheelchair

TOURING 926

Summary of Contents for TOURING 926

Page 1: ...1 OperatingManual S T A Y M O B I L E Electric Wheelchair TOURING 926...

Page 2: ...ode 13 4 3 1 Selecting the push mode 14 4 3 2 Selecting the drive mode 15 4 4 Preparing for driving 16 4 4 1 Charging the battery 17 4 4 2 Charging procedure 18 4 5 Driving behaviour 19 4 5 1 Safety i...

Page 3: ...ormation 25 5 Components 26 5 1 Seat 26 5 1 1 Seat cushion 26 5 1 2 Adjusting the seat depth 26 5 1 3 Swivelling up the seat 27 5 1 4 Swivelling down the seat 27 5 2 Backrest 28 5 2 1 Attaching detach...

Page 4: ...r they are intended to help you in the handling of the wheel chair and to prevent accidents Children should read this operating manual the OperatingManualforControl Units and the Safety Information fo...

Page 5: ...s with a top speed of 10 km h In contrast to the model with a top speed of 6 km h the German traffic regula tions StVZO require the following for the model with a top speed of 10 km h A valid liabilit...

Page 6: ...nt of the con trol unit if the electric wheelchair reacts uncontrollably due to interference or causes interference to other electronic devices The connection of other electrical devices can also caus...

Page 7: ...tch off the electric wheelchair and cause it to stop immediately A danger of tipping over always ex ists when driving with a backrest re clined to the rear or a seat raised at the front A danger of ti...

Page 8: ...trol unit The vehicle is now ready for driving again Remark A lit up brake symbol Fig 12 indicates that the steering mecha nism is not yet engaged Switch off the control unit and then repeat items 2 a...

Page 9: ...nual for Control Units Comply with the contents of the Safety information for electric vehicles brochure Observe the contents of the operat ing manual for the battery charger 4 4 Preparing for driv in...

Page 10: ...been set to drive mode An unintentional contact with the joystick can otherwise cause an un controlled movement of the wheel chair Danger of accidents For safety reasons use mobile tel ephones or othe...

Page 11: ...contents of the Safety information for electric vehicles brochure 4 6 1 Driving brake The motor works electrically as a driving brake and decelerates the wheelchair softly and jerk free to a standstil...

Page 12: ...n accidents which exposes the user to considerable risks Attention Observe the Safety information for electric vehicles 24 1 4 7 3 Detaching the control unit Open the cable clip Fig 24 and slacken the...

Page 13: ...e vehicle from moving Ramps should be placed on the ground and vehicle in such a way that they cannot slip Use only a dry clean and undam aged ramp or lifting platform Position the ramps so that there...

Page 14: ...8 2 38 1 2 Swivel the seat down onto its mount in a controlled manner by holding with one hand on the adjusting element see Fig 38 which shows the electric ver sion Press on the front edge of the seat...

Page 15: ...tighten the clamping screws Fig 43 WW Wrench width mm 3 43 42 5 2 Backrest 5 2 1 Attaching detaching the ERGOpor backrest element 5 2 1 1 Detaching the ERGOpor backrest element Slacken the securing sc...

Page 16: ...mation on how to adjust the electrically adjustable backrest 5 2 3 30 backrest The angle of the 30 backrest Fig 59 can be infinitely adjusted between approx 5 and 30 The adjustable backrest is combine...

Page 17: ...ching the backrest element Pull the upper holders off the backrest frame Fig 48 and then lift off the backrest element in an upward direc tion 5 2 4 2 Attaching the backrest element Place the lateral...

Page 18: ...rew Fig 52 bring the backrest into the desired vertical position and then retighten the securing screw Attention Hold the armrest with one hand in order to stop it falling Danger of squashing 5 3 3 De...

Page 19: ...clamping screw Attention The marking crease shows the maximum extension 60 1 61 62 2 2 5 5 1 Calf strap The calf strap is wrapped around the left and right legrest and secured with Velcro fasteners F...

Page 20: ...t plate to the desired height and then tighten the clamping screw Attention The marking crease shows the maximum extension 5 5 6 4 Adjusting the height of the foot plate The calf plate can be fixed at...

Page 21: ...ir can be equipped with a seatbelt if necessary The purpose of the safety belt is to strap in the wheelchair user As an additional stabilisation of the sitting position it prevents the user from falli...

Page 22: ...rical components and cables Clean painted and chromed parts with commercially available paint work and chrome cleaners Plastic parts The plastic covers and similar parts are manufactured from high qua...

Page 23: ...he upholstery and covers with warm water In the case of stubborn soil ing the fabric can be washed with a standard washing powder for delicate fabrics Spots can be removed with a sponge or a soft brus...

Page 24: ...ing The use of batteries with different ca pacities is not permitted Note Have a battery replacement carried out by a specialist workshop because they know about the possible risk situ ations and can...

Page 25: ...acid Compare the acid level with the charge scale on the float Charge the batteries immediately if the acid density of a cell is lower than the scale value of 1 18 kg dm3 The battery is fully charged...

Page 26: ...hen press the lens downwards and screw into place 7 6 3 Other connections The pulse device with other connec tors is located under the seat Work in this area may only be carried out by an authorised s...

Page 27: ...ount the lens Press in the lens and fasten it with the securing screws Fig 91 90 91 1 7 7 2 2 Fitting Insert a new ball lamp Push the side pins bayonet catch into the recesses of the bulb holder Fig 8...

Page 28: ...o the outer side when the hub cap is fitted 92 93 1 7 7 4 Rear light Festoon bulb 24V C5W S8 5 Tools Phillips screwdriver Note Use a dry cloth to hold the glass body of the new filament bulb 7 7 4 1 R...

Page 29: ...heelchair offers the high est level of safety and reliability The employees of the workshop are familiar with the technology of the vehicle and have suitable tools They can identify the start of wear...

Page 30: ...trical legrests backrest seat de pending on equipment fitted Oil Grease Rotating points and bearing points of control levers and moving parts Final check Check the lighting and signalling devices Chec...

Page 31: ...inal value 8 1 1 Hill climbing ability We have specified that the vehicle may be driven on gradients of up to 20 but point out that the system related hill climbing ability is much higher because this...

Page 32: ...uring 926 All data within the following table relates to the standard version of the stated model Dimensional tolerance is 1 5 cm Model Electric Wheelchair TOURING 926 Code 9 926 Type plate location U...

Page 33: ...Detachable parts are not suitable for carrying Note on the battery charging socket The charging socket is accessible after the electric wheelchair has been switched off and the security plug has been...

Page 34: ...lace date Signature Recommended 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...

Page 35: ...69 68 Notes 10 Notes...

Page 36: ...re wearing parts and parts assem blies that are subject to normal wear and damage resulting from over stressing improper handling damage through use of force or improper unauthorised modi fication rep...

Page 37: ...0 431 2003 0 Fax 49 0 431 2003 378 http www ortopedia de Consultancy Sales Service Our products are subject to technical modification Our printed matter may contain printing errors or colour deviation...

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