R82 x:panda Series English Manual Download

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160, 200, 240

200, 240, 280

260, 310, 360

340, 400, 460

(6¼,7¼,9¼")

(7¼,9¼,11")

(10¼,12,14")

(13¼, 15½, 18")

70, 90, 110

100, 120, 140

120, 145, 170

130, 190, 250

(2¾, 3½, 4¼")

(4, 4¾, 5½")

(4¾, 5¾, 6¾")

(5, 7½, 9¾")

160-260 (6¼-10¼")

220-330 (8½ -12¾") 260-390 (10¼-15¼") 380-530 (14

-20½")

270-370 (10½-14½")

320-420 (12½-16½")

350-470 (13½-18

490-680 (19-26½")

230 (9")

280 (11")

330 (12¾")

350 +50 (13½ +2")

310, 350, 390

380, 420, 460

470, 520, 570

590, 650, 710

(12, 13½, 15¼")

(14¾, 16¼, 18")

(18¼, 20¼, 22¼")

(23, 25¼, 27½")

100-165 (4-6½)

140 (5½")

140 (5½)

180 (7")

350 (13)

-5° - +30°

0° - 15° *

0° - 15°

0° - 8°

30 kg (66 lb)

60 kg (110¼ lb)

80 kg (176¼ lb)

30 kg (66 lb)

60 kg (110¼ lb)

75 kg (165¼ lb)

MEASUREMENTS

x:panda

Size 1

mm (inch)

x:panda

Size 2

mm (inch)

x:panda

Size 3

mm (inch)

x:panda

Size 4

mm (inch)

Seat width (A)

Width, thighs (A1)

Seat depth (B)

Back height (C)

Back width, top (F)

Total width, both legs in max abduction (G)

Armrest to seat distance

Front location of armrest structure

Back angle (a)

Abduction angle, each leg (a1)

* size 1 in the smallest position

Max load

Max load / at transportation

Summary of Contents for x:panda Series

Page 2: ...ividual seating system and base e g Children young sters with CP at GMFCS level III V Strong extensor spasticity Developmental delays physical or mentally handicapped The many adjustment possibilities and wide range of accessories makes it possible to adjust the seat to an individual child s need for comfort and support The seat fits on a variety of seat bases from R82 making it suitable for both ...

Page 3: ...sposal 27 Service information 28 Washing 28 Warewashing machine 28 Disinfection 28 Accessories and spare parts 28 Service interval 28 Service Check List 28 Presales information 28 Technical data 28 Producer 28 Transport fittings on the Combi Frame 29 Symbols 30 Measurements 31 Transfer 32 Product identification 32 3 ...

Page 4: ...rt Follow the instructions below to unpack the x panda Remove the x panda from the box Adjust the back angle A Adjust the back height B Adjust the seat depth C Adjust the leg angle D Further instructions can be found on page 5 6 The x panda is now ready for use once you have fully read this manual 4 ...

Page 5: ...ng the back angle Firmly grab hold and support the back of the chair before releasing the handle to prevent sudden recline The release handle is equipped with a security lock B Turn the lock to the left and it is acti vated turn it to the right and it is deactivated Always activate the lock after adjustment The back on x panda has dynamic movement Move the small ring C up or down to adjust the ran...

Page 6: ... position Width adjustment Remove the bolt B to adjust Fasten at the desired position Do not remove any of the bolts A only loosen to adjust HIP SUPPORTS INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENT Angle depth and width adjustment Loosen the bolts A to adjust Fasten at the desired position Do not remove any of the bolts only loosen to adjust 6 ...

Page 7: ...position When adjusting the head support please be carefull not to get fingers caught bet ween the back of the chair and the head support fiitting Warning 05 Squeezing hazard between the head support and frame pushbrace when adjusting the back BACK WIDTH EXTENSION ONLY SIZE 4 Mount the back width extension and fasten the screws A on the back Make sure the extension is pushed all the way in before ...

Page 8: ...pports QUICK LOCKS FOR FIXED SIDE SUPPORTS Height adjustment Remove the bolts A Place the side supports with quick locks in the desired position and remount the bolts Width adjustment Pull the quick lock handle up B Lock the handle down when the support is in the desired position FIXED SIDE SUPPORTS Height adjustment Remove the bolts A Place the supports in the desired position and remount the bol...

Page 9: ... lock handle up B Lock the handle in the desired position SWING AWAY SIDE SUPPORTS Height adjustment Remove the bolts A Place the supports and remount the bolts Width adjustment Loosen the bolts A Fasten at the desired position Swing away function Press the red button B to release The carer should check and oil synthetic oil the swing away parts occationally at least every 3 months 9 ...

Page 10: ...osition Fasten the handle screw hand tight Angling the arm rest cushion Loosen the handle B Angling the arm rest bar only size 1 2 3 Loosen the handle screw C Adjust the arm rest cushion Loosen the screws D beneath the armpad When adjusting the arm rest please be carefull not to get fingers caught between the chair and the armpad Do not carry the product by the armrests 10 ...

Page 11: ...s mounted at the same height and angle Entrapment hazard Adjust armrests before an user is seated in the product and the tray inserted TRAY SWING AWAY ONLY FOR SIZE 1 2 3 A Mounting and depth adjustment B Width adjustment C Angling the tray by angling the arm rests The tray can only be mounted on a x panda equipped with arm rests Entrapment hazard Adjust tray and armrest before an user is seated i...

Page 12: ...mounted on a x panda equipped with tray TOYBAR FOR TRAY ONLY FOR SIZE 1 2 3 A Angle ajdustment The toybar can only be mounted on a x panda equipped with tray ARM REST FOR TRAY ONLY FOR SIZE 1 2 3 A Depth adjustment B Angle adjustment The arm rests can only be mounted on a x panda equipped with tray 12 ...

Page 13: ...ots C in the seat FIXLOCK FITTINGS To mount vests and belts the correct way it might be necessary to mount extra fixlock fittings The fittings are mounted on the top of the back and are able to lift the straps away from the shoulders of the user Mount the fittings in the lower holes A to get a higher mounting of the straps Mount the fittings in the top holes B to get a lower mounting of the straps...

Page 14: ...cro A and place the wedges at the desired depth position Replace the seat cushion SEAT STRAP Depending on the desired leg abduction the seat strap is mounted in one of the three holes in the seat Adjustment Flip up the strap in one of the sides and adjust the length of the strap Fold down the strap to fasten with the velcro 14 ...

Page 15: ... plate with a knife to make it fit the gap Place the foam plate on the back LUMBAR SUPPORT Remove the cushion to mount the lumbar sup port on the back Place the lumbar support in position COVER PLATE ONLY FOR SIZE 4 The cover plate fits the gap beneath the back The cover plate is mounted in the slot in the back 15 ...

Page 16: ... gas spring can be replaced with a non dynamic gas spring Loosen the handle A to angle the back Please be aware not to get your fingers caught betweeen the gas spring and the seat when angling B FIXED ROD The standard gas spring can be replaced with a fixed rod 16 ...

Page 17: ... push it all the way back until it clicks into place Lock the red handle B to secure the stability of the seat Do not use the first hole it clicks into This is just the safety hole which will catch the seat if the knob accidently should pop out of its correct hole To dismount the seat Unlock the red handle B Pull out the knob A pull the seat forward and lift at the same time 17 ...

Page 18: ...HIGH LOW X SIZE 3 ONLY SIZE 3 4 Mount the x panda seat directly on the High low x size 3 frame Lead the enclosed screws though the seat frame A from below Make sure the seat is securely fastened before use Remove the screws at dismounting 18 ...

Page 19: ...t D Remove the bolt E Remount at the desired width position and re place the bolts D and E Do not fasten the bolts completely Right chair side Remove the bolts D and E at the opposite side of the chair Place the seat spacer F Remount at the same width position as the op posite side and replace the bolts D and E Remount the bolts C Both chair sides Fasten all bolts C D and E at both sides of the se...

Page 20: ...adjustment Remove the two bolts A at both sides of the chair Take a firm hold of the backrest Remove the two bolts B Remount at the desired depth position and re place and fasten the bolts A and B Do not loosen or remove any bolts not described above To prevent at mix up of bolts we re commend to keep the removed bolts seperated The carer should check and tighten all bolts at least every month 20 ...

Page 21: ...late Remove the back stop device D only size 1 2 3 Pull up the back plate E and remove Replace the desired back plate E and push it all the way down Remount the back stop device D only size 1 2 3 Remount the cover plate Fasten the 6 bolts C Remount the two cross point screws B Fasten the two bolts A Finally check that the back moves smoothly up and down 21 ...

Page 22: ...r seat Recommended Possible x panda High low x indoor size 1 x panda High low x indoor size 2 x panda High low x indoor size 3 x panda High low x outdoor size 1 x panda High low x outdoor size 2 Gas Pow Gas Pow Hyd Pow Gas Pow Gas Pow Hyd x panda size 1S x panda size 1M x panda size 1L x panda size 2S x panda size 2M x panda size 2L x panda size 3S x panda size 3M x panda size 3L x panda size 4S x...

Page 23: ...face on the High low frames to mount the x panda seats Follow the instruction which follow the interface High low indoor size 1 High low outdoor size 1 Gas Pow Gas Pow x panda size 1S x panda size 1M x panda size 1L x panda size 2S x panda size 2M x panda size 2L 23 ...

Page 24: ...o find the right size frame for your seat Recommended Possible Combi Frame x size 1 Combi Frame x size 2 Combi Frame x size 3 Combi Frame x size 4 20 22 24 12 20 22 24 12 20 22 24 12 20 22 24 12 x panda size 1S x panda size 1M x panda size 1L x panda size 2S x panda size 2M x panda size 2L x panda size 3S x panda size 3M x panda size 3L x panda size 4S x panda size 4M x panda size 4L 24 ...

Page 25: ...e chart below to find the right size frame for your seat Buggy frame Serval size 1 Buggy frame Serval size 2 Buggy frame Stingray Nandu Frame Size 1 Nandu Frame Size 2 Strong Base x panda size 1S x panda size 1M x panda size 1L x panda size 2S x panda size 2M x panda size 2L x panda size 3S x panda size 3M x panda size 3L x panda size 4S x panda size 4M x panda size 4L 25 ...

Page 26: ...ir frame Secure the chair to the vehicle using the 4 point strap type tiedown system Use either a hook or a strap in the fitting A Use a 4 point strap type tiedown system approved according to ISO 10542 2 or SAE J2249 POSITION THE BACK BEFORE TRANSPORTATION The bush A on the gasspring B must be hand tightened up against the gasspring house before transportation The back MUST be placed in vertical ...

Page 27: ...ervals prescribed by the supplier If there is any doubt as to the continued safe use of your R82 product or if any parts should fail stop using the product immediately and contact your local dealer as soon as possible Environment Observe the surface temperature on the product be fore placing an user in it This goes especially for users with insensitive skin as they can not feel the heat If the sur...

Page 28: ...and cushion can be disin fected with a 70 disinfectant solution It is recommended to wipe off any residue and dirt from the product using a cloth with warm water and a mild detergent soap without chlorine and let it dry before disinfection Service interval A detailed inspection of the product must be made every 12 months every 6 months for heavy users and every time the product is reissued for use...

Page 29: ...different sizes On the front of the frame fitting B 3 Remove the plugs D in the side rails Slide the thread block into the side rails Mount the plugs D again Place the fitting B over the thread block Tighten with the enclosed 6 mm bolts and washer through the holes in the thread block It is important that the legs on the fitting B is placed in the holes in the side rails The fitting B can be turne...

Page 30: ...te and can be printed in larger sizes Warning This symbol appears in the User Guide along with a number referring to the instructions below It draws attention to situations where the product or the user or carer s safety may be in danger 01 Entrapment Hazards 02 Tilting Hazards 03 Transportation in motor vehicles 05 Squeezing Hazard 30 ...

Page 31: ...5 4 6 100 165 4 6 100 165 4 6 140 5 140 5 180 7 350 13 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 0 15 0 15 0 15 0 15 0 8 30 kg 66 lb 30 kg 66 lb 60 kg 110 lb 80 kg 176 lb 30 kg 66 lb 30 kg 66 lb 60 kg 110 lb 75 kg 165 lb E N MEASUREMENTS x panda Size 1 mm inch x panda Size 2 mm inch x panda Size 3 mm inch x panda Size 4 mm inch Seat width A Width thighs A1 Seat depth B Back height C Back width top F Total width both le...

Page 32: ...XXXXXXX DMR ver XXXX Art no XXXXXXX Product XXXX Size X Max load xxx kg Max load xxx kg E N LIFTING AND TRANSFER Always use the correct transfer and lifting techniques for this purpose PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION x panda seat A Serial number The label is placed in the seat under the cushion to the left B Manufacturer The label is places in the seat under the cushion to the right 32 ...

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