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Important information on cleaning

Do not use any aggressive cleaners, solvents, or hard brushes etc. 

Plastic parts, frame parts, and the chassis and wheels can be cleaned with a mild detergent and a damp cloth.
Dry thoroughly afterwards.

Do not use excessive water for cleaning. Components are not machine washable.

5.6.2 Disinfection

Use disinfectant wipes on all parts of the wheelchair. 

Important information on disinfection

Water-based  disinfectants  should  be  used  for  disinfection.  The  manufacturer's  instructions  for  use  must  be
observed.

Before disinfecting, clean the pads and handles.

6 Maintenance / repair

6.1 Maintenance

Your  wheelchair  has  been  provided  with  the  CE  marking.  The  manufacturer  herewith  guarantees  that  this  medical
device as a whole conforms to the requirements of the European Directive for Medical Devices 93/42/EEC.

The proper functioning of the wheelchair, in particular of the brakes, must be checked before every use.

Some  maintenance  operations  can  be  carried  out  to  a  certain  extent  by  the  user  or  an  accompanying  person
(Scopes of maintenance).

We also recommend that you have the wheelchair serviced every 

12 months

 by your authorised Otto Bock dealer. 

If faults are discovered, in particular in the event of instability of the wheelchair or a change in its operating beha­
viour, contact your dealer immediately to have these faults remedied.

Service and repair work may only be carried out by authorised dealers or by the manufacturer. This ensures that
any necessary repairs are made exclusively with original Otto Bock spare parts. 

6.1.1 Maintenance intervals

The functions described below must be checked at the indicated intervals by the user or an accompanying person:

Inspection task

Before each use

Monthly 

Every 3 months

Function check of the brakes

X

Sagging of seat or backrest cover

X

Footplate stability

X

Visual inspection of wear parts (e.g. tyres, bearings)

X

Soiling of bearings

X

Damage to the push ring

X

Air pressure (printed on the tyre sidewall)

X

Wear and tear of the folding mechanism

X

Check the spoke tension of the rear wheels

X

Check all bolted connections

X

6.1.2 Scopes of maintenance

Some parts of the wheelchair can be maintained by the user or an accompanying person with some technical skills in
order to ensure smooth operation at all times:

Hair and dirt frequently collect between the front wheel fork and the front wheel which over time makes the front
wheels stiff to operate. To remedy this, remove the front wheel and thoroughly clean the forks and wheel using a
mild household cleaner.

The  rear  wheels  are  equipped  with  quick-release  axles.  To  keep  this  system  operational,  ensure  that  no  dirt
adheres to the quick-release axle or axle housing. Furthermore, the quick-release axle should also be lightly lubric­
ated with resin-free sewing machine oil from time to time.

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Summary of Contents for Avantgarde CV

Page 1: ...Instructions for Use User 3 Avantgarde CV CS CLT Otto Bock 647G689 EN 01 1012...

Page 2: ...2 12 2010...

Page 3: ...model CV only 5 3 1 3 18 Folding away removing the hinged footrest model CV only 5 3 1 4 18 Adjusting the angle of the hinged footrest 5 3 1 5 19 Adjusting the angle of the amputation leg rest 5 3 1...

Page 4: ...27 Scopes of maintenance 6 1 2 27 Repair 6 2 28 Inner tube rim tape tyre replacement 6 2 1 28 Disposal 7 29 Disposal information 7 1 29 Legal information 8 29 Period of use 8 1 29 Liability 8 2 29 CE...

Page 5: ...personnel We recommend regular inspection of the wheelchair adjustments in order to ensure optimum long term use Particularly with growing children and youths an adjustment every six months is recom...

Page 6: ...S allows very rigid and sporting use 1 Seat seat cover 9 Rear wheel with push ring 2 Side panel 10 Wheel shaft release button 3 Backrest backrest cover 11 Double cross brace 4 Push handle 12 Front whe...

Page 7: ...are removed the upright frame front section allows the wheelchair to be manoeuvred close to objects 1 Seat seat cover 9 Rear wheel with push ring 2 Side panel 10 Wheel shaft release button 3 Backrest...

Page 8: ...9 Rear wheel with push ring 2 Side panel 10 Wheel shaft release button 3 Backrest backrest cover 11 Double cross brace 4 Push handle 12 Front wheel 5 Backrest tube 13 Front wheel fork 6 Rear frame 14...

Page 9: ...the wheelchair tends to tip backwards due to its design The feature is intentional in order to enable users with the corresponding physical preconditions to manoeuvre quickly and nimbly Users with the...

Page 10: ...e or frame parts CAUTION Heat development when braking with push rings Risk of burns to the hands Wear leather gloves when travelling at high speeds Hazards when travelling CAUTION Travelling without...

Page 11: ...rcoming obstacles WARNING Travelling over steps and obstacles without assistance Risk of falling tipping of the user Always have accompanying persons help you overcome steps and other obstacles Use fa...

Page 12: ...nce to the tyres technical modi fications reserved and adequate inflation pressure Hazard for broken skin CAUTION Risk of prolonged contact with broken skin Risk of medically indicated complications e...

Page 13: ...Label Meaning A Type designation B Manufacturer s article number C Maximum load capacity see chapter Technical Data D Manufacturer information address country of origin E Serial number F International...

Page 14: ...wheel fork with screw axle adjustable yoke Push handles The seat cushion does not form part of the standard equipment 3 3 Options The standard equipment may have been adapted to the personal needs of...

Page 15: ...ressure INFORMATION For details of weights of the individual parts see chapter Technical Data For details of dismantling transport see chapter Dismantling transport A few simple steps are sufficient t...

Page 16: ...eelchair or by the Otto Bock after sales service addresses see rear inside cover or rear cover 5 2 Getting into the wheelchair transfers CAUTION Getting into the wheelchair with the footrests folded d...

Page 17: ...r yourself by practicing with the help of an assistant 6 Finally fold the footplate down place your feet on the footrest and release the wheel locks The wheelchair can now be used 9 10 11 12 5 3 Infor...

Page 18: ...footrest outwards and to the side by 90 see Fig 15 4 If necessary pull off the footrest from above see Fig 16 13 14 15 16 5 3 1 4 Folding away removing the hinged footrest model CV only 1 Raise the fo...

Page 19: ...2 Seat cushion backrest cover CAUTION Ignition of seat cushion and backrest cover Risk of burns The seat cushion and backrest cover of the wheelchair are not highly flammable but there is a possibilit...

Page 20: ...position 3 Release the release lever The armrest engages automatically 22 23 5 3 3 2 Removing fitting the desk side panels CAUTION Incorrect use of the side panel Risk of health hazards risk of break...

Page 21: ...ck the clamping lever securely Both push handles must be adjusted to the same height 26 27 5 3 5 Rear wheels CAUTION Heat development when braking with push rings Risk of burns to the hands Wear leath...

Page 22: ...lock when driving your wheelchair Pay attention to correct adjustment of the knee lever brake approx 5 mm clearance to the tyres technical modi fications reserved and adequate inflation pressure Activ...

Page 23: ...release axles when the brake lever is released 34 5 3 7 Anti tipper WARNING Anti tipper not activated Risk of falling tipping to the rear Ensure that an installed anti tipper is activated before trav...

Page 24: ...of the knee lever brake when the rear wheels are removed Risk of falling tipping of the user Note that the wheelchair can only be braked by the accompanying person CAUTION Wrong height adjustment Ris...

Page 25: ...place heavy items on the folded wheelchair The wheelchair must be prepared for transport in a car 1 Fold up the footrests INFORMATION On the Avantgarde CV model the footrests can be removed thus furt...

Page 26: ...Risk of serious injuries in the event of an accident At the present time the Avantgarde CLT wheelchair has not been approved by Otto Bock for use as a seat for transportation in motor vehicles for the...

Page 27: ...ately to have these faults remedied Service and repair work may only be carried out by authorised dealers or by the manufacturer This ensures that any necessary repairs are made exclusively with origi...

Page 28: ...e nut of the inner tube from the valve and remove the inner tube 3 Repair the inner tube according to the instructions in the repair kit or replace it 4 Before fitting the tyre again inspect the rim b...

Page 29: ...imes at the dealer or with paying parties are not included in this period It should be emphasised however that the product is reliable far beyond this defined period of time if it is cared for and mai...

Page 30: ...CLT Max load capacity in kg 140 140 100 Weight in kg with seat width 44 cm approx 14 2 approx 13 approx 12 adjustable variant approx 11 welded variant Transport weights in kg with seat width 44 cm Fr...

Page 31: ...ttobock rs www ottobock rs Otto Bock Ortopedi ve Rehabilitasyon Tekni i Ltd ti Gazi Mahallesi Silahtar Caddesi No 106 TR 06560 Yenimahalle Ankara Tel 90 312 205 0020 Fax 90 312 211 1061 e mail info ot...

Page 32: ...Lindenstra e 13 07426 K nigsee Germany Otto Bock has a certified Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 13485 Hersteller Manufacturer Otto Bock Mobility Solutions GmbH Lindenstra e 13 07426...

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