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Owners Manual

POWER PLUS MOBILITY

OUR PRODUCTS WILL MOVE YOU

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Page 1: ...Owners Manual POWER PLUS MOBILITY OUR PRODUCTS WILL MOVE YOU ...

Page 2: ...ized wheelchair dealer since they know your wheelchair and have the training for it Please fill in your dealers information below so you have it handy just in case you have any questions or concerns about your wheelchair Your dealer will guide you on the right direction to take any further steps Dealer name ________________________________________________ Dealer Address ___________________________...

Page 3: ...afety and Handling Maintainance Guide 4 Leaning Maneuvering Ramps Curbs Stairs Transferring in a Wheelchair Anti Tippers 6 To Remove Anti Tipper To Adjust the Height Foot rest 7 Leg rest 8 Arms 9 Angle Adjustable Back 10 Rear Wheels 11 Casters 12 Wheel Combinations 13 Tires and Wheel Locks 14 Cylinder Setup for Seat Height 15 ...

Page 4: ...rantees all parts of our wheelchair to be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of two years from the date of purchase Wear items such as tires tubes arm pads and upholsteries are excluded from this warranty In addition the frame and cross braces are guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship and material to the original purchaser for a period of 5 years This warranty is i...

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Page 6: ...r solution Both should be rinsed well with clean water to remove all soap residues The molded wheels and casters should also be cleaned with a mild soap and water solution LUBRICATION Your wheelchair has been made with low friction plastic steel aluminum and polished chrome to reduce friction and wear However a light use of thin lubricant such as WD40 or silicone spray will reduce friction and wea...

Page 7: ...the curb To descend a curb do your tipping and either pull yourself down backwards or roll yourself for ward and down very slowly It is a definite no no to use your chair on an escalator find the nearest elevator instead Going up or down stairs should be done with at least two attendants at all times TRANSFERRING IN A WHEELCHAIR Attendant assistance is recommended to stabilize the chair and help i...

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Page 9: ...on release 3 to lock into place Please adjust your Anti Tippers to a safe height maximum 2 from the ground Whenever the seat height is adjusted by wheels the Anti Tipper height must be adjusted as well 1 2 3 4 Power Plus Mobility Inc Anti tippers TO REMOVE ANTI TIPPERS TO ADJUST THE ANTI TIPPER HEIGHT 6 powerplusmobility com Number Description Quantity 1 Bolt 1 2 Anti Tipper Height Adjustment Rod ...

Page 10: ...f your chair and could then be removed by lifting it straight up and off the locating pins 3 To replace hold foot rest at the side of your chair locate onto mounting pins allowing it to drop all the way in and then push forward until it locks into place 1 2 3 4 Number Description Quantity 1 Foot Plate 2 2 Releasing Handle 2 3 Mounting Pins 4 4 Foot rest Extension Tube 2 7 Power Plus Mobility Inc R...

Page 11: ... pull release handle 4 swing leg rest sideways and lift leg rest upwards To raise leg rest move lever 5 and lift leg rest To lower leg rest pull 5 till lowered To adjust leg length height remove screw 8 and adjust to required height For low floor to seat height on chair shorter leg rest height extension tube is required 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OPERATING YOUR Leg rest Number Description Quantity 1 Locator ...

Page 12: ...he arm is returned to the closed position and pushed down the locking pin will relock TO ADJUST ARMS Adjustable height arms provide 5 adjustment positions Pull out and hold the height adjustment release knob Then lift up or push down the arm top to achieve the preferred height 1 2 3 4 TO REMOVE ARMS TO ADJUST ARMS Number Description Quantity 1 Arm Top 2 2 Arm Base 2 3 Arm Removal Latch 4 4 Height ...

Page 13: ...allows 5 10 or 15 of adjustment X Angle Adjustable Bracket Y x 20 x 1 Hex Bolt Y through A on X equals to 90 Y through B on X equals to 95 Y through C on X equals to 100 Y through D on X equals to 105 TO ADJUST BACK ANGLE D B C A Y 10 powerplusmobility com Power Plus Mobility Inc Angle adjustable back X ...

Page 14: ...loosen and remove the axle bolt 2 This allows you to remove the rear wheel To adjust your seat height the axle re ceiver 3 and the axle receiver nut 5 needs to be loosen and removed Once you select your desired seat height place the axle receiver 3 and the receiver nut 5 in the corresponding position on the axle plate 4 Tighten the axle receiver 3 and axle receiver nut 5 securely back on the axle ...

Page 15: ... easy turning without side or end plays while adjusting do not over tighten as this may damage the bearings Axle adjustment on the caster bearings although not critical may also improve the performance The axle nut should be adjusted to produce a smooth free running caster without side play Again do not over tighten as this will damage the bearings Number Description Quantity 1 Dust Cap 2 2 Lock N...

Page 16: ...uare your front casters back to 90 fig 1 Casters fig 2 Axle 5 4 3 2 1 6 A B C STF Rear Wheel Caster Fork fig 1 Fork Hole fig 1 Axle Hole fig 2 12 50 20 5 A 2 3 13 25 20 6 A 1 4 14 50 22 6 B 2 4 15 25 22 6 B or C 3 5 16 00 22 6 C 5 6 16 00 22 8 C 4 6 16 75 24 8 C 4 6 17 50 24 8 C 5 6 18 25 24 8 C 3 5 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 13 Power Plus Mobility Inc Rev 2 Power Plus Mobility Inc Wheel combinations ...

Page 17: ...rovide you with the safest performance However with tire and brake shoe 3 wear they may have to be occasionally adjusted to ensure safety Loosen the bracket bolt 5 and slide brake assembly 2 towards wheel Ensure that the brake holds securely but does not require too much effort to be applied Then tighten the bracket bolt securing assembly at the appropriate position Although lubrication is not nec...

Page 18: ... 4 4 Gas Spring Cylinder 2 15 Power Plus Mobility Inc Rev 2 Power Plus Mobility Inc CYLINDER SETUP for seat height Setting Frame Bracket Cylinder Mount Standard 1A 2A 3A Right Cylinder 400N Left Cylinder 400N Low 1B 2A 3B Right Cylinder 400N Left Cylinder 400N 1 2 2 3 3 A B A A B 1 Weight Setup 0 250 lbs 2 x 400N 250 lbs 2 x 550N 4 ...

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Page 20: ...POWER PLUS MOBILITY OUR PRODUCTS WILL MOVE YOU Powerplusmobility com 208 Wilkinson Road Brampton ON Canada L6T 4M4 Telephone 905 614 0333 Toll Free 1 855 614 0333 Fax 905 614 0435 extreme user Manual ...

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