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THE RADCLIFFE WHEELBASE 

 

THE RADCLIFFE 

SHADOW

 WHEELBASE

 

 
 

 
 

Shadow 

Classic 

 

USER / CARER HANDBOOK 

Version  6 
I.M.22 
December 2006 

Summary of Contents for Shadow 4

Page 1: ...28 THE RADCLIFFE WHEELBASE THE RADCLIFFE SHADOW WHEELBASE Shadow Classic USER CARER HANDBOOK Version 6 I M 22 December 2006 ...

Page 2: ...ANOEUVRING KERBS AND STEPS 17 TRANSPORTATION 18 REPAIRS 19 MAINTENANCE 20 TROUBLESHOOTING 21 WARRANTY 22 SAFETY MISUSE WARNINGS 23 GENERAL ADVICE 24 RADCLIFFE SHADOW WHEELBASE OPTIONS 25 INSPECTION RECORD LOG If you have any queries or require further information please contact us RADCLIFFE REHABILITATION SERVICES LTD 5 The Sidings Top Station Road Brackley Northants NN13 7UG U K Telephone 44 0 12...

Page 3: ..._________________________________________ WHEELCHAIR CENTRE TELEPHONE NUMBER _____________________________________________________________________________ Client REFERENCE NUMBER _____________________________________________________________________________ USER NAME _____________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS _______________________________________________...

Page 4: ...tly If the wheelbase is in a hard usage and or frequent steps and kerbs situation it is important that it is inspected in line with our rec ommendations See section 18 2 3 Troubleshooting If you have any difficulty operating the equipment please refer to our Troubleshooting guidelines see section 20 If the situation persists contact your wheelchair service in the first instance 2 4 Use of Wheelbas...

Page 5: ...n you receive the wheelbase it should be fitted with the seat and complete with all the appropriate accessories If in any doubt contact your Wheelchair Service This handbook relates to the wheelbase only Please also refer to the seating manufac turer s handbook for information on the seat This handbook covers the Shadow 4 Hub braked version and Shadow Classic Manual braked version 3 2 Intended Use...

Page 6: ... strut setting to ensure a smooth movement through the tilt positions check that the carer is pressing the gas strut pedal and then pushing down on the handles if the wheelbase has been standing unused for some time see comment at 5 1 The wheelbase is difficult to tilt check that the gas strut is set to the correct position see section 5 if the wheelbase has been standing unused for some time ask ...

Page 7: ... time Used with care and discretion the wheelbase should require very little further regular maintenance 19 2 Inspection The equipment should be carefully inspected At least annually but more frequently if used extensively out of doors with frequent kerbs or steps The following points should be checked for security excessive wear adjustment and lubrication if applicable We recommend that you recor...

Page 8: ...o RK CAM K R plus a double inertia reel three point occupant restraint system part No QIR 3H ATF WH The Rear Lock system requires strapping blocks part No S65 positioned on the rear cross brace 75 mm from each side frame see picture below to take the special attachment clamps used by these systems Note Tilt position cannot be used with the rear lock system the wheelbase must be in the upright no t...

Page 9: ...re may be no need to undertake point 4 5 if the Tilt restriction block provides that correct angle IF FURTHER INFORMATION IS REQUIRED PLEASE CONTACT RADCLIFFE REHABILITATION SERVICES ON 01280 700256 A B 9 User Carer Handbook 5 TILT IN SPACE FACILITY Please note the wheelbase requires the weight of the seat and occupant to move smoothly through the tilt positions Ensure both of the brakes are on De...

Page 10: ... to clear the step Continue tipping until the wheelbase is balanced on the back wheels When balanced little to no effort is required to hold the wheelbase in this tipped position removing the foot should not cause any excessive increase in the effort to hold the wheelbase steady with the hands only With the Wheelbase balanced keep a firm grip on the push handles and push chair forward up onto the ...

Page 11: ... the footplates up If necessary remove the armrests Refer to the seating supplier s handbook regarding any instructions connected with the seating system to assist the occupant out of the seat 11 User Carer Handbook 7b OPERATING AND APPLYING THE SHADOW CLASSIC BRAKES Your Shadow Classic wheelbase is fitted with SP500 attendant brakes as shown be low To apply the brakes grip the end of the lever an...

Page 12: ...e push handle latch pin assembly is factory set and should not be ad justed 17 User Carer Handbook 13 ANTI TIPPERS Swing away anti tippers are fitted to your wheelbase when swung away you can use the tipping lever to assist you should you need to raise the front wheels from the floor such as when negotiating a curb 13 1 To Swing away the anti tippers From the rear of the anti tipper place your han...

Page 13: ...TO FIT THE TRAY Fit the armrests to the wheelbase in the normal way Undo the tray support knobs and slide the tray support into the front of the support brackets 13 User Carer Handbook 9 FOLDING THE WHEELBASE Please refer to your seating supplier s handbook regarding removal of the seat 9 FOLDING THE WHEELBASE Please refer to your seating supplier s handbook regarding removal of the seat Ensure th...

Page 14: ...lied to the Wheelchair Service 15 User Carer Handbook 10 3 Fitting of Swing Away Brackets These brackets may be fitted to your wheelbase allowing footrest attachments to be fitted to swing away to the side for easier access We recommend these are fitted by your Wheelchair Service or their approved repairer Full fitting details are supplied in the Technical Manual 10 4 Removing swing away footrests...

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