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Installation Instructions

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Step Two:

Join the Female/Male Tube Stop Clamps around the wheelchair canes.

When the clamps are positioned

correctly, use a 5/32” hex key to

tighten the screws through the tube

stop clamps.

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Summary of Contents for CUSTOM

Page 1: ...igh density molded foam base Twin cell lightweight fluid insert under at risk bony areas CoolCore technology cover standard 4 Way Stretch Poly liner optional Sizes available 14 24 W x 16 24 D SPECTRUM...

Page 2: ...damage injury or death Product misuse due to failure to adhere to the following instructions will void the warranty Immediately discontinue use if any function is compromised if parts are missing or...

Page 3: ...pects of the devices mentioned In order for our products to be used succesfully you must read and understand all instructions and warnings maintain our products according to our instructions on care a...

Page 4: ...illustrations and specifications are based on the product information that was available at the time of printing Pictures and illustrations shown in these instructions are representative examples and...

Page 5: ...ny lack or alteration of serial number where applicable will automatically void this warranty Stealth Products LLC is liable for replacement parts only Stealth Products LLC is not liable for any incur...

Page 6: ...ii 6 2 Limited Liability vii 7 0 Design and Function 1 7 1 Intended Use 1 7 2 Features 1 8 0 Installation Instructions 2 8 1 Preparations 3 8 2 Tools 3 8 3 Installation Plan 3 8 4 Required Tools 4 8 5...

Page 7: ...of Contents 5 0 vi 10 0 First Time Use 19 10 1 Dealer Assistance 19 10 2 User Testing 19 10 3 Conditions of Use 19 11 0 Maintenance 20 11 1 Cleaning 20 11 2 Disinfecting 20 11 3 Maintenance 21 12 0 No...

Page 8: ...s not hold responsibility for final integration or final assembly of product to end user Stealth Products LLC is not liable for user death or injury DANGER Identifies an imminent situation which if no...

Page 9: ...Relief Depth Leg Length Discrepancy Cuts Anti Thrust Abduction and Adduction Options Cushion Foam Composition Ischial Gel Inserts Accessories Zippered Pouch Extra Cover Incontinence Liner Intended Us...

Page 10: ...Installation Instructions...

Page 11: ...the desired position for the user Installation Plan 8 3 Set up an installation plan before beginning the installation This plan should take into account where the Custom Cushion will be placed how the...

Page 12: ...ion of the cushion hardware systems Tools are not provided Refer to the manuals provided with additional accessories for a list of the tools required to install those accessories Tool 5 32 Hex Key CAU...

Page 13: ...fferent hardware options Each hardware option can be ordered to fit on 3 4 7 8 or 1 wheelchair canes Hold Down Drop Stop Weldments Female Male Tube Stop Clamps All Purpose Knob Clamps Transit Locking...

Page 14: ...clearance and the type of chair are the determining factors in installation compatibility J L Hardware Installation The J L hardware attaches to a wheelchair in two point or four point options The fol...

Page 15: ...key remove the screws washers and nuts from the Hold Down Drop Stop Weldments Position the weldments just outside the J clips on the wheelchair cane Step Three Use the 5 32 hex key to replace the scre...

Page 16: ...r the two point option In order to install the four point option simply repeat the following steps for the two remaining hardware sub assemblies Step One Unlatch the clasps of the hardware attached to...

Page 17: ...ion Instructions 8 0 9 Step Two Join the Female Male Tube Stop Clamps around the wheelchair canes When the clamps are positioned correctly use a 5 32 hex key to tighten the screws through the tube sto...

Page 18: ...on The following instructions are for the four point option Step One Using a 5 32 hex key slightly loosen the three screws in the base of each knob s clamp pictured below Step Two With the clamp screw...

Page 19: ...1 Step Three Turn the knobs counterclockwise to loosen them and expose the knob s center screw Step Four Place the seat pan assembly onto the knob assembly Ensure the seat s L brackets are flush with...

Page 20: ...rn the knobs clockwise to firmly tighten them against the L brackets Step Six In order to comply with the provisions and requirements of WC20 the provided locking pins must be inserted in the through...

Page 21: ...port and attachment hardware as they relate to their use as seats in motor vehicles Before Transit 9 2 Clients who use wheelchairs should transfer to the vehicle seat and use the vehicle installed occ...

Page 22: ...its parts and components without consulting the manufacturer Belt Placement 9 3 The pelvic belt restraint should be worn low across the front of the pelvis near the junction of the pelvis and thighs T...

Page 23: ...N Belt restraints should be adjusted to fit as snugly as possible consistent with user comfort SAFETY Belt restraints should not be worn twisted or in a manner that reduces the area of contact of the...

Page 24: ...ed between 30 and 75 horizontally when viewed from the side and ideally between 45 and 75 horizontally as shown in the figure below WARNING Back supports with adjustable recline angles should not be t...

Page 25: ...edge of the tray and the wheelchair occupant User Safety 9 4 The use of a postural pelvic belt attached to the wheelchair base or seat frame is encouraged during travel but these belts should be posit...

Page 26: ...ned only for use with wheelchair frames that have been successfuly crash tested to the frontal impact requirements of RESNA WC 4 2012 Section 19 WARNING The WC20 approved All Purpose hardware must be...

Page 27: ...the first time use If the usage conditions change significantly please contact your dealer or a qualified service technician to avoid unintended damage User Testing 10 2 It is important that the cust...

Page 28: ...ter temperatures above 160 F 70 C Do not machine dry Fabric care instructions can be found on the covers of the cushion CAUTION The cushion cover is not intended for direct contact with bare skin Fail...

Page 29: ...OTICE Improperly installing or altering a cushion in any way will void its warranty SAFETY Replace or repair parts as needed CAUTION After installing ensure nothing scrapes or comes into contact with...

Page 30: ...Notes 12 0 22 Notes 12 0...

Page 31: ...Notes 12 0 23...

Page 32: ...P149D620 STEALTH PRODUCTS LLC 104 John Kelly Drive Burnet Texas 78611 800 965 9229 stealthproducts com REVISION DATE 2019 12 17...

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