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Veldink4kids Kiddo Adapt Manual Download Page 5

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Positioning of labels on the Kiddo Adapt

Important:

If a label of the Kiddo Adapt is broken or no longer legible, a new label can be requested via
[email protected]. The applied CE label can also be replaced by the customer base.

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Summary of Contents for Kiddo Adapt

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Page 2: ...height of the pushing bar 32 10 Defects and maintenance 34 11 Recycling and environment 36 This manual has been compiled with all possible care and is based on the information known to Veldink4kids a...

Page 3: ...le for use both indoors and outdoors The maximum weight of an occupant is 75 The Kiddo Adapt has been manufactured in accordance with the medical device regulation MDR 2017 745 The Kiddo Adapt is regi...

Page 4: ...if there is no crash test safe sticker on the wheelchair this is not a safely transportable wheelchair This sticker indicates which type of wheelchair it concerns Hook symbol The positions of the four...

Page 5: ...labels on the Kiddo Adapt Important If a label of the Kiddo Adapt is broken or no longer legible a new label can be requested via info veldink4kids com The applied CE label can also be replaced by th...

Page 6: ...ose 3 For repairs or replacement it is necessary the frame number is made known to the manufacturer in view of the correct specification 4 Within the guarantee period the part concerned will be repair...

Page 7: ...gh the guaranteed contact file All Veldink4kids customers are included in this telephone contact file You will be informed by telephone if any notices are required in the area of warranty or safety De...

Page 8: ...f your wheelchair as you may fall over 6 Never drive over a threshold or any other obstacle at an acute or obtuse angle as you may keel over or get stuck 7 A speed exceeding 5 km per hour 3 mph can be...

Page 9: ...t report 9 7 appendix 7 materials Data such as flammability reports biocompatibility reports standards and other technical data of the materials used that come into contact with the user are described...

Page 10: ...e required 26 Never modify the construction of the wheelchair 27 Use only the Veldink4kids parts and accessories These have been tested and are safe 28 Markings safety symbols and instructions are att...

Page 11: ...do Adapt the following data are applicable The adjustable sizes of the first column are increasing per centimeter Additional technical information can be read in the pre sale document This document ca...

Page 12: ...12 5 Model Below you will find a picture of the Kiddo Adapt Figure 1 Kiddo Adapt...

Page 13: ...ear wheel with Ergo grip hoop 9 Anti tip system 10 Foot rest 11 Tilt system 6 General operations Below you will find a picture of the divisibility of the Kiddo Adapt Divisibility has a positive effect...

Page 14: ...in 25 kg max 2 Wheels 5 kg Because the wheelcair weighs more than 10kg after dismantling the wheels care must be taken how to lift the wheelchair without wheels Below an image is shown at which points...

Page 15: ...ddo Adapt there is the possibility to choose for the foldable footplate This can be useful when transporting the wheelchair or when the user is making a transfer The act is shown below figures 3 Figur...

Page 16: ...le 3 into the axle adapter 4 until the wheel locks completely in the frame Release the button it will jump out and the axle will be locked in the guide Always make sure after mounting a wheel with a q...

Page 17: ...n obstacle has to be negotiated Release the anti tilting support with wheel figure 6 by pushing the safety pin and pull the lever upwards and slide the anti tilting support inward Figure 6 Anti tiltin...

Page 18: ...There are 2 ways to tilt the wheelchair With manual operation you must sqeeuze the operation lever of de tilting system With the foot control system you push down the pedal 1 Figure 7a b Control peda...

Page 19: ...is released the seating unit clicks in one of the holes of the side guards The position of 10 degrees forward can be used to make an easy transfer The Kiddo adapt can be tilted 52 degrees backwards f...

Page 20: ...nd as quickly as you can 2 Sand leftovers street refuse hair etc have a corroding and therefore wearing effect on moving parts See chapter 10 directions for cleaning Support by escort warning Ignoring...

Page 21: ...nti tilt supports are an aid to prevent you from falling 1 The equilibrium point and the stability of your wheelchair are also affected by a change in the position of your body and or your posture In...

Page 22: ...be able to protect yourself when the wheelchair tilts forward 3 Never lean backward to reach for something unless your wheelchair has anti tilt supports Hills and slopes warning Driving up or down a...

Page 23: ...t when the wheelchair is not supporting you 2 To prevent falling you should a learn how to position your body and how to support yourself during moving b learn a method for safely moving with your the...

Page 24: ...he left and the right side of the wheelchair with the user seated in it b the escorts pick up the wheelchair by the bottom of the seat in front and back c the escorts lift the wheelchair carefully and...

Page 25: ...re be transported with the occupant in it De Kiddo Adapt has been tested with a test dummy 75 kg fixed in position facing forward using a 3 point safety belt The suitability of the Kiddo adapt in cras...

Page 26: ...nd 14 The occupant must be secured by means of an approved WTORS Wheelchair Tiedown and Occupant Restraint System The wheelchair occupant must wear an approved three point safety belt in the taxibus T...

Page 27: ...dat deze niet ontgrendeld kan worden door onderdelen van de rolstoel tijdens een ongeluk The approved three point safety belt is intended to prevent injury to the head and chest The abovementioned poi...

Page 28: ...nt Usually the seat belt is mounted on the outside of the orthosis by means of a fix lock If not a fixlock can be mounted in the indicated M5 holes Figure 14 Seat belt mounting holes warning The optio...

Page 29: ...properly adjusted when delivered further adjustment will be needed in the case of growing up or on medical advice It also may appear after some practice it is desirable to adjust certain parts On the...

Page 30: ...crew 1 Figure 15 Adjust of the angle of the foot support Image Kiddo Tilt The height of the foot support can be adjusted by following the steps that are sown on the next page figure 19 Step 1 Set the...

Page 31: ...en lower leg and upper leg Therefore for the depth and angle adjustment of the footrest the rule applies that the footrest is at the same angle as the seat and that the back of the footrest runs verti...

Page 32: ...djusting can be seen in figure 20 Figure 20 adjusting the pushing bar To adjust the height of the pushing bar you turn the button 1 anti clockwise a few turns Then you will be able to move the pushing...

Page 33: ...osition as the pushing bar figure 33 you press the red button with your thumb and this will allow you to pull the button 1 up with your index finger and middle finger and turn it see figure 22 below F...

Page 34: ...6 mm The following schedule gives some idea of when routine maintenance should be carried out CHECKLIST week quarter six months year Tyre pressure rear wheels optimum use 450 kilopascal 4 5 bar 65 ps...

Page 35: ...possibly a detergent do not use corrosive or grating agents such as acetone acid or a wire brush Next rub with a soft cloth to prevent drying stains from forming The layer of enamel has been applied...

Page 36: ...that the materials used can be recycled efficiently In most cases your wheelchair can be returned to your wheelchair dealer If this is not possible you can also deliver the wheelchair 2 Veldink4kids o...

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