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  Usage instructions for NJ1 adaptive bike 

 

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6  Purpose and indication 

This product is a manual adaptive bike that is 
coupled to a human-powered wheelchair with 
the aim of preserving or increasing the inde-
pendent mobility of an active wheelchair user 
to the greatest extent possible. The active 
crank movement of the arms extends the us-
er's radius of action. 

Indications: Walking impediment or limited 
ability to walk due to paralysis, limb loss, limb 
defect/deformation, joint contractions/joint 
damage, neurological and muscular diseases. 

Contraindications: Progressive muscle diseas-
es, the course of which is accelerated due to 
fatigue of the arm and core muscles used (e.g. 
muscle dystrophies and atrophies) and ac-
companying epilepsy disorders (legal stipula-
tions on freedom from seizures for a permit for 
use on public roads apply here). 

In addition - for safety reasons - the product 
may only be operated by people who 

  can move and coordinate their hands, 

arms, and head (when using the chin to 
operate the gears if manual function is un-
available) so that they can operate all con-
trol elements and conduct full, unrestricted 
steering movements during the trip. 

  are physically and mentally capable and 

have the visual ability to safely operate the 
product in all operating situations and can 
meet the legal requirements for use on 
public roads. For children or people with 
mental, significant motor or visual impair-
ments, the attendants can ensure the re-
quired traffic safety as a substitute and as 
a companion. 

  have been trained in its use by the rehabili-

tation specialist dealer or PRO ACTIV. 

 

 

 

 

7  Proper use 

This adaptive bike is designed to be used out-
doors on tarmac and adequately paved roads 
that ensure traction and stability of the product 
when driving and braking. When used indoors, 
there must be enough space for manoeuvring. 
Avoid driving in poor weather conditions (e.g., 
storms) since this can lead to incalculable 
risks. 

The maximum permitted load of the product in 
its standard design is 120 kg towed capacity 
and 10 kg payload. The heavy-duty version 
and individual customisations can be designed 
for a higher load; this is then indicated on the 
rating plate. Please ensure that the load limit 
indicated on the ratings plate is not exceeded 
when transporting objects. 

 

Recommended equipment: 

The wheelchair should be equipped with a 
wheelbase extension; the maximum permissi-
ble load for the wheelbase extension must be 
then be observed. Before driving with the trac-
tion system, the wheelchair wheels should then 
be positioned in the wheelbase extension. This 
allows better distribution of the weight between 
the drive wheel of the product and the wheel-
chair wheels to be achieved. This minimises 
the risk of the product wheel slipping on 
slopes. 

 

Figure 1: Removable wheelbase extension 

 

Recommended equipment: 

The wheelchair can be equipped with an anti-
roll back device that can be activated before 
driving on slopes. The anti-roll back device can 
also be used if the wheelbase extension is 
used on the wheelchair. 

Summary of Contents for NJ1

Page 1: ...Usage instructions for NJ1 adaptive bike 0 Usage instructions Service booklet NJ1 adaptive bike...

Page 2: ...sioning and handover 7 11 Introduction to the product and the surroundings 7 12 Safety instructions prior to driving use 7 13 Safety instructions while driving using 8 14 Safety instructions regarding...

Page 3: ...ning and care 24 24 Maintenance 24 24 1 General instructions 24 24 2 Service schedules 25 24 3 Proof of maintenance 26 25 Disposal and recycling 26 26 Re use 26 27 Warranty 27 28 Liability 27 29 Appen...

Page 4: ...ication The NJ1 adaptive bike referred to as a prod uct below is classified as a class I product 3 2 Conformity As the manufacturer PRO ACTIV Reha Technik GmbH declares that the respective product is...

Page 5: ...t to do and have not mastered You your carers and assistants should also seek advice from your therapists and doctors as well as the rehabilitation specialist dealer about the use and settings of your...

Page 6: ...r ments the attendants can ensure the re quired traffic safety as a substitute and as a companion have been trained in its use by the rehabili tation specialist dealer or PRO ACTIV 7 Proper use This a...

Page 7: ...and turning circle Maximum drive over negotiable obstacle height 10 cm must be ensured through an appropriate adapter assembly setting caster wheels must be removed recommended equipment of the wheelc...

Page 8: ...en handling the product During the hand over the record of training chapter 30 and the hand over certificate in cluding the associated check list chapter 31 must be filled in The rehabilitation specia...

Page 9: ...ction Check the function of the front and rear lights as well as the effectiveness of the side and rear reflectors before every trip Lights and reflectors must be clearly visible during the trip and m...

Page 10: ...le driving The product can affect other devices for example theft protection barriers in department stores By performing regular checks ensure that the safety bolts of the adapter are always in the co...

Page 11: ...kes narrow paths slopes e g ramps and driveways narrow paths on a slope mountainous routes narrow and or steeply sloping paths along main roads or near cliffs routes that are covered in leaves snow or...

Page 12: ...s should be observed Insufficient tyre pressure has a negative effect on the handling Apart from that there is an increased risk of a flat tyre If the pressure is too high the tyre may burst For this...

Page 13: ...ace Figure 6 Press down and turn the operating lever Figure 7 Parking stand in the active position Figure 8 Parking stand in the passive position 19 1 2 Parking stand height adjustment The following i...

Page 14: ...inlet to adjust the height of the parking stand or manoeuvring rollers Information when equipping with manoeu vring rollers After adjusting the height of the parking stand the manoeuvring roller must...

Page 15: ...pped with a non adjustable bottom bracket support a subsequent ad justment of the bottom bracket position can only be achieved by exchanging the bottom bracket support the angle adjustment possible on...

Page 16: ...hread lock fluid Figure 15 M6 clamp screws for adjusting the height of the bottom bracket position If you want to make a change to the bottom bracket position please contact your rehabilita tion speci...

Page 17: ...ible In general the torque applied to the cranks should be reduced briefly while chang ing the gear so that the gear change can hap pen more quickly The gearshift control elements are normally designe...

Page 18: ...2 Hub gear The hub drive can be changed while driving and also when stationary No crank movement is needed to change or only a small reduction in torque is needed while driving The Rohloff hub gear an...

Page 19: ...thumb to shift down The gear engaged is shown on the display Figure 26 Switching using the electronic button with Shimano Alfine di2 hub gear The rechargeable battery charge level of the electronic g...

Page 20: ...he control buttons on the left and right of the bottom bracket Here you can choose between a 1 1 gear ratio the left con trol button in the direction of travel or a 2 5 1 gear ratio the right control...

Page 21: ...er contamination In addition check the thickness of the brake disc The minimum thickness is printed on the brake disc In addition the brake pad thickness must be checked with a measuring calliper The...

Page 22: ...release function activated or deactivated The braking force applied is adjusted by the strength of rotating the cranks backwards The braking force applied is adjusted by the strength of rotating back...

Page 23: ...front of the product and the rear lights are gen erally installed on the back cross bar on the back of the coupled wheelchair The lights are switched on and off using the respective actua tion button...

Page 24: ...ading or transporting the product can be held on the bottom bracket support and on the wheel As such it is useful to actuate the parking brake to prevent the wheel from turn ing when loading the produ...

Page 25: ...ponents from becoming stiff due to soiling In particular the product should be carefully cleaned after every major use e g summer or winter holidays To avoid corrosion and therefore malfunctions or br...

Page 26: ...s printed on the tyre covers If you should discover any problems dur ing these checks please immediately contact your rehabilitation specialist dealer or PRO ACTIV Service and repair work on the produ...

Page 27: ...es tyres bags for packing Cardboard paper Packaging 26 Re use If your product has been provided to you by your funding provider and you no longer re quire it you should report this fact to your health...

Page 28: ...ge instructions Repairs or other work have been carried out by non authorised persons Third party parts have been installed or connected to the product or the product was otherwise modified Any modifi...

Page 29: ...3 11 M8 17 26 M10 34 51 M12 59 87 M10 x 1 36 53 Securing details All screws on PRO ACTIV products should be secured with thread lock fluid medium strength e g Weicon AN302 43 where there are no securi...

Page 30: ...were 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 signat...

Page 31: ...g a test drive in difficult driving situations and found to be appropriate see the check list on the following page The user according to their own statements or those of the legal representative or g...

Page 32: ...by the user themselves and or an assistant The operation and function of the bell if fitted has been demonstrated and then performed by the user themselves and or an assistant The operation of the lig...

Page 33: ...d where necessary replacement of the brake fluid brake pads brake cables and tyres on the product and wheelchair Check adjust set clean and oil the gear components Check the spoke tension of the drive...

Page 34: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 35: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 36: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 37: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 38: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 39: ...omponents including bottom bracket gearshift if fitted Check the spoke tension of the drive wheel and if required correct the tension re centre Carry out a functional and safety check of the drive whe...

Page 40: ...ion specialist dealer PRO ACTIV Reha Technik GmbH Im Hofst tt 11 D 72359 Dotternhausen Germany Phone 49 7427 9480 0 Fax 49 7427 9480 7025 Email info proactiv gmbh de www proactiv gmbh com No 000 000 1...

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