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Usage instructions LITTY 4all & 4you 

 

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Figure 7: Seat plate with slots and seat plate sliding 
blocks 

 

The 

seat angle

, the 

front and rear seat 

heights

 and the 

seat depth

 can be adjusted 

using the 

predefined grid of holes and pre-

centred holes

 in the clothing guard. To do 

this, the two M6 fixing screws (AF 4 mm) need 
to be unscrewed on each side. The new de-
sired position is then determined in the grid of 
the clothing guard. If only pre-centred holes 
are available for the desired positions, these 
can be used for positioning by drilling out with 
a diameter of 6.1 mm and deburring. 

Now position the seat plate at the desired seat 
height and depth. Then push the seat plate 
sliding block along the seat plate slots so it sits 
in front of the desired holes in the clothing 
guard. While adjusting, make sure that M6 fix-
ing screws and the seat plate sliding blocks are 
positioned symmetrically flush and that the op-
posite M6 fixing screws are in the same posi-
tion in the grid. Afterwards, retighten the M6 
fixing screws (AF 4 mm) with a torque of 
11 Nm. 

Apart from positioning the seat plate in the 
clothing guard grid, the seat heights can be ad-
justed by positioning the M6 fixing screws in 
slots at a different height position. There are 
two 

slots at different heights

 at each fixing 

point for this purpose. 

 

Figure 8: Seat plate slots at different heights 

 

Another way to adjust the seat height is to 

flip

 

the 

seat plate

. To do this, unscrew the M6 fix-

ing screws (AF 4 mm) completely, remove the 
seat plate and put it back on upside down. 
Please make sure that the straight edge re-
mains at the front. In Figure 8, the seat plate is 
positioned in the lower slot. Afterwards, re-
tighten the M6 fixing screws (AF 4 mm) with a 
torque of 11 Nm. 

To make smaller adjustments to the 

seat 

depth

, the two M6 fixing screws (AF 4 mm) on 

each side are loosened slightly and the 

seat 

plate

 is 

slid

 into the desired position along the 

slots 

on the seat plate sliding blocks. 

 

Figure 9: Adjusting the seat depth by sliding the 
seat plate along the slots 

 

After adjusting the seat plate, it may be neces-
sary to adjust the position of the back shell. 
Please observe the instructions in Chapter 
17.2. 

The position of the footrest must be adjusted  
whenever the seat height and angle are 
changed. When doing so, ensure that there is 
enough clearance under the footrest. Experi-
ence shows that this should not be less than 
4 cm. You will find more details in Chapter 
17.3. 

Seat plate 
sliding block 

Seat plate 
slots 

Summary of Contents for LITTY 4all

Page 1: ...Usage instructions LITTY 4all 4you 0 Usage instructions Service booklet LITTY 4all LITTY 4you...

Page 2: ...tructions prior to driving use 8 13 Safety instructions while driving using 9 14 Safety instructions regarding obstacles 10 15 Safety instructions regarding dangerous locations and dangerous situation...

Page 3: ...uick release axle 25 20 Anti tipping support 25 20 1 Operating and passive position 26 20 2 Removing and attaching the anti tipping supports 27 20 3 Safety instructions 28 21 Brake 28 21 1 Knee lever...

Page 4: ...l product passport record of training 39 34 Appendix Hand over certificate 40 34 1 Required compliance criteria to authorise use 40 34 2 Check list for training the user 41 35 Appendix Inspection list...

Page 5: ...Manufacturer Note Serial number 3 Conformity other information 3 1 Classification The LITTY 4all 4you children s wheelchairs referred to as a product below are classified as class I products 3 2 Confo...

Page 6: ...ur product as well as the safety accessories available e g anti tipping supports and lap belt You should always heed the advice pro vided by doctors therapists and the rehabilita tion specialist deale...

Page 7: ...igned for a higher load this is then indicated on the rating plate Please note that the load limit indicated on the rating plate may not be exceeded even when trans porting objects and carrying out st...

Page 8: ...int system con nections on the wheelchair or fastening points for wheelchair restraint systems More detailed information about this can be found in Chapter 24 2 10 Start up and handover The product wi...

Page 9: ...reased risk of a flat tyre Before starting out check that the product s brake works You are not allowed to take trips if the brakes are not fully functional Check the stable condition of the seat and...

Page 10: ...be applied when the product is at a standstill This is not a service brake which is suitable for reducing speed Do not attach objects carrier bags etc to the product When driving in areas that are app...

Page 11: ...rive wheels the central push handle the anti tipping support or the foot rests We recommend holding the product by the lower frame tubes of the main frame and holding the back cross bar Before crossin...

Page 12: ...ld be applied Al ways keep the product in the middle of the ramp The grip of the tyres on the ground is re duced in the wet There is an increased risk of slipping Adjust your driving braking and steer...

Page 13: ...ach side in the rotation points The seat plate is then moved along the slots Figure 4 Possible directions of movement of the seat plate with slots Afterwards tighten the M6 fixing screws AF 4 mm on th...

Page 14: ...ad justed by positioning the M6 fixing screws in slots at a different height position There are two slots at different heights at each fixing point for this purpose Figure 8 Seat plate slots at diffe...

Page 15: ...sure that the position of the M5 fixing screws on the right hand and left hand clothing guard are identical In the case of the LITTY 4you there are three holes at the top and bottom of the clothing g...

Page 16: ...ps on the lower frame tubes The foot bracket clamps are se cured against twisting through interlocking ser ration Figure 15 Illustration of terms Figure 16 Serration on the foot bracket clamp with pos...

Page 17: ...esponds to a guide value of 3 Nm The M6 fastening clamp screws AF 5 mm on the footrest support plate must be secured with screw locking fluid The M6 fas tening clamp screws AF 4 mm on the foot plate s...

Page 18: ...r in stalling different tyres on the drive wheels it may be necessary to adjust the position of the clothing guard on the wheel arch The distance between the tyres and the clothing guard should be bet...

Page 19: ...with your thumb When attaching the drive wheels the locking knobs must be pressed and the drive wheels with quick release axle must be inserted in the drive wheel bearings When doing this special atte...

Page 20: ...at the front and back In general it can be said that the distance between the drive wheels at the front may not be larger than at the back Apart from that the distance at the back may not be more than...

Page 21: ...rried out according to the order and can be subsequently changed by replacing the drive wheel bearings with in tegrated wheel camber If you want to make a change to the wheel camber please contact you...

Page 22: ...d secure the connection by applying the lever 4 Now check the tyre pressure If the tyre pressure does not match the specifica tions correct it 5 Finally release the clamp lever if present pull the val...

Page 23: ...wheel axle view from outer side of product Figure 39 Caster wheel with aluminium hexagon socket Now you can see the aluminium axle with a hexagon socket AF 4 mm in the middle of the axle This hexagon...

Page 24: ...en the M6 axle fix ing screw AF 4 mm Now you can remove the M6 nut and washer the M6 axle fixing screw with washer and the caster wheel Figure 41 M6 axle fixing screw of caster wheel axle view from ou...

Page 25: ...lighter caster wheel with the same diameter or as described above with a smaller diameter Figure 45 Caster length It is also possible to increase the caster length The caster length is the distance b...

Page 26: ...cking knob on the inner side of the caster fork Grasp around the caster fork and press the locking knob with your thumb The caster wheel fork can now be pulled out Figure 48 Caster wheel fork with qui...

Page 27: ...s into the groove again After passing the obstacle move the anti tip ping supports back from the passive to the operating position following the same proce dure Fig 53 Make sure that these have clicke...

Page 28: ...ition of the cylindrical pin of the anti tipping support end piece left and right view from behind You can align the cylindrical pin of the anti tip ping support end piece by pulling the anti tip ping...

Page 29: ...supports is no longer ensured or if you are in any doubt about their flawless function have them checked by your rehabilitation specialist dealer and repaired before any further use Otherwise there is...

Page 30: ...e mounting bar on the brake mount Figure 61 M5 fixing screws Figure 62 Brake mount and brake mounting bar 3 Position the open brake so that there is ap prox 3 mm clearance between the brake bolt and t...

Page 31: ...g knee lever brake ac tuate the locking lever again and thus release the brake lock The brake handles with locking lever can be mounted on push handles offset to the back or a central push handle Plea...

Page 32: ...turning clockwise after setting the desired angle On the push handle bar both rotary knobs have to be operated Figure 69 Rotary knob for adjusting the angle and folding Figure 70 Central push handle w...

Page 33: ...ge If the product is not used or is stored over a longer period if necessary before using it again we recommend having a rehabilitation specialist dealer give it a general function and safety check 24...

Page 34: ...able then the obstacle is to be overcome by being carried by two helpers When carrying the product it may not be lifted by the side sections the drive wheels the cen tral push handle the anti tipping...

Page 35: ...to guarantee the reliable functioning properties Clean your product with water solvent or neutral cleaning agents Do not use any abra sive cleaning agents or aggressive acidic cleaners to prevent scr...

Page 36: ...the last inspection The maintenance schedule can be found in the in spection lists in chapter 35 After extreme stresses such as during holi days where the product was exposed to sand sea water or snow...

Page 37: ...re recommend that the seat cushion and back padding be disposed of These preparations will be performed by PRO ACTIV or the rehabilitation specialist dealer as part of the technical safety check This...

Page 38: ...with the maintenance schedule laid down by PRO ACTIV The product is commissioned and used in non compliance with these usage instruc tions Repairs or other work are carried out by non authorised perso...

Page 39: ...on AN302 43 provided that no securing clamps are present on the screw con nections or a lubrication instruction specifies the use of grease or copper paste In the following table you will find tools a...

Page 40: ...e also advised about situations where the assistance of another person is required The usage instructions were handed to me us Instructor Name date signature 1 Person being trained Name date signature...

Page 41: ...intended use as described in the usage instructions see chapter Purpose and in dication The product s equipment is suitable to allow the customer safe use with maximum reduction of risks The customer...

Page 42: ...Driving forwards and backwards on level ground and also up and down hills in the direction of travel including slaloming around some obstacles Test Operating the anti tipping supports in front of an...

Page 43: ...s and anti tipping supports as well as other functional assemblies e g fold ing footplate support OK carried out OK not OK not OK resolved the fault was corrected Comments Rehabilitation specialist de...

Page 44: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 45: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 46: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 47: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 48: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 49: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 50: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

Page 51: ...ctional safety check of the drive wheels and if re quired replace the tyres on the product Check wheel tracking and drive wheel bearing are firmly seated tightening torque 70 Nm Functional safety chec...

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