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Lightweight Manual Wheelchairs

‘Orbit’

Models: 1300 & 1330

USER MANUAL

Please ensure this manual is read and understood before using the scooter.

June 2011

Model 1300 Illustrated

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Summary of Contents for 1300

Page 1: ...Lightweight Manual Wheelchairs Orbit Models 1300 1330 USER MANUAL Please ensure this manual is read and understood before using the scooter June 2011 Model 1300 Illustrated ...

Page 2: ...3 Intended Use 3 Technical Specification 3 Feature Guide 4 Safety Advice 5 Opening and Folding 6 Reaching and Stretching 6 7 Reclining and Tilting 7 8 Safety Checks 9 Features 10 12 Adjustments 13 14 Maintenance 14 15 Warranty 2 ...

Page 3: ...sers up to 115kgs 18st A folding backrest and removable footrests make it easily transportable when not in use Technical Specification The wheelchairs are classified as Class 1 Medical Device as per MDD 93 42 EEC 1300 self propel 1330 car transit O All Length 1060mm 42 1020mm 40 O All Width 670mm 26 5 580mm 23 O All Height 920mm 36 920mm 36 Folded Length 780mm 30 5 720mm 28 5 Folded Width 320mm 12...

Page 4: ...brake function 3 60cm quick release pneumatic rear wheels 4 20cm solid front castors 5 Swing in out detachable footrests 6 Flip up and detachable armrests NOTE Model 1330 shares the above features apart from the 60cm rear wheels The 1330 features 30cm rear wheels and is designed to be attendant propelled only 7 4 5 2 3 4 ...

Page 5: ...d the weight capacity Do not attempt steep inclines unless you have assistance Do not adjust the footrests lower than 6 5cms 2 ins from the ground Do not stand on the footplates when transferring to or from the wheelchair This could cause the chair to tip Do not lean on the wheelchair or use it as a walking aid this could result in a loss of balance Do not lean reach forward unless you have ensure...

Page 6: ...rest Grip the front edge of the seat upholstery and pull upwards The crossbars of the wheelchair will come together closing the wheelchair On fold down back models fold the backrest prior to folding the chair Reaching leaning and bending If you find yourself having to reach lean or bend it is important to ensure that the front castors are used to give extra stability Position the front castors in ...

Page 7: ...elchair and if necessary recommend a wheelchair fitted with anti tipping levers Reclining Tilting For Attendant Purposes Only Grip the pushing handles firmly and place a foot on the tipping lever Push down on the tipping lever until the balance point is achieved The attendant will feel the difference in weight ratio and can control the tilt from the push handles and tipping levers Turn the wheelch...

Page 8: ...e kerb with the chair tilted back Ensure that when these actions are undertaken the attendant has sufficient bodyweight to hold the wheelchair and the user If not please ensure that two attendants assist Do not use the wheelchair on an escalator Do not use the wheelchair for ascending or descending stairs 8 ...

Page 9: ...to apply No loose linkages on the brake Cross braces Inspect for wear or bends Pivot bolt is secure but slides freely Skirt guards Inspect for damage broken panels or sharp edges Self taping screws or rivets are secure Armrests Check for damage Ensure armpads are screwed firmly in place Seat and back Check edges for tears Check for excessive stretch 24 12 wheels No excessive side movement when whe...

Page 10: ...e button being depressed Failure to do this could result in the wheel becoming loose whilst occupied which could result in injury Flip up and removable armrest For easier side transfers the armrests can be flipped backwards Simply press the lever arrowed opposite to the and lift the arm back out of the way To fully remove the arm turn the lug at the back of the arm and lift the arm assembly clear ...

Page 11: ...ch enable an attendant to operate the parking brake Squeezing the lever in the direction A will operate the brake To release the brake squeeze lever B while applying pressure to the main brake lever and release together to unlock the brake CAUTION Never leave patients who require full time attention unattended in the chair User operated brake The user can operate the brake by simply pushing the le...

Page 12: ...n Swing in out detachable footrests To swing the footrests in out push the finger lever to the left or right as shown in the image opposite To remove the footrest push the lever and lift the footrest away from the wheelchair When re fitting always ensure the footrests are re located and cannot be lifted of moved from side to side Note Never leave footrests in the swing in or out position when in u...

Page 13: ...ake holds Attendant Brake 1300 It is possible that after some time there may be a small amount of stretch in the cable The stretch can be compensated for by using the adjustment screw as shown opposite It uses the same principle as that of a bicycle brake Use an 8mm spanner to turn the adjuster anti clockwise and then tighten the locking nut to prevent the adjuster returning Attendant Brake 1330 I...

Page 14: ...hieved simply locate the bolt through the hanger tube and stem and retighten the bolt Maintenance Whenever any part of your wheelchair is not functioning properly a hazardous situation could result Periodic inspection adjustment and replacement of worn parts will provide many years of trouble free performance Regular checks should be made of Castor retaining bolts If you notice that your wheelchai...

Page 15: ... tyres for wear and replace as needed Tyres should be replaced when they become loose on the rim or when they are cracked or worn Stability You should always be aware of your surroundings and take care not to enter a situation where your wheelchair may become unstable This would generally be due to adverse inclines or uneven ground Lap Belt Adjustment Your lap belt is a standard feature on your wh...

Page 16: ...r damage caused by any misuse unauthorised alterations or non observance of the instructions set out in this user manual The guarantee excludes parts which have been subjected to natural wear and tear during this period Tyres and plastic parts Model No Serial No Purchase Date Dealer s Stamp Roma Medical Aids Ltd York Road Bridgend Industrial Estate Bridgend CF31 3TB Tel 01656 674488 Fax 01656 6744...

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