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ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS                                  08

 

36                                                                  VELDINK 

ROLSTOELTECHNIEK 

BV 

                                                                                                                                 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Kiddo Xperienz

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Page 2: ...roduct and are safe for the intended use The Kiddo Xperienz has been manufactured in accordance with the medical guideline 93 42 EEC for CE The Kiddo has been successfully tested by TUV in accordance...

Page 3: ...NG 31 8 1 depth of seat height of back angle 32 8 2 height of seat knee angle ankle angle 34 8 3 wedge corner 36 8 4 height of seat 38 8 5 balance 40 8 6 depth and height of arm rest 42 8 7 adjusting...

Page 4: ...rpose of making adaptations for the elderly In 1982 a racing wheelchair was developed at the request of and in cooperation with handicapped sportsmen and sportswomen This model served as the model for...

Page 5: ...im at prevention rather than inspection Veldink Rolstoeltechniek BV has selected a quality system based on the NEN EN ISO 9001 2000 standard Herewith an integral system has been introduced which gives...

Page 6: ...e carried out by a dealer approved by Veldink Rolstoeltechniek BV 2 Guarantee is valid if with the claim the dealer receives information about the nature of the problem and the circumstances under whi...

Page 7: ...on request c Damages due to wrong use negligence or accident d Changes and or adjustments to the wheelchair originally supplied by the factory carried out by third parties without the express written...

Page 8: ...MODEL 04 8 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 1...

Page 9: ...L 04 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV 9 Explanation Kiddo fig 1 1 back 2 arm rest 3 coat guard 4 seat 5 front wheel 6 footrest 7 push handle 8 rear wheel 9 anti tilt support 10 Veltrom brake quick release...

Page 10: ...o prevent sores decubitus 3 In confined areas ensure you do not get stuck when manoeuvring If you get stuck try and go back the same way you came in reverse Make sure assistance can be called 4 A whee...

Page 11: ...ressure is too high the tyre may run beside the rim 13 Never lift the wheelchair by movable or detachable parts 14 Make sure the maintenance condition of the wheelchair is always perfect 15 The maximu...

Page 12: ...VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 2 12...

Page 13: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV 13 Divisibility of the Kiddo The Kiddo can be divided fig 2 in the following units 1 wheels 2 back unit 3 seat unit 4 front leg optional...

Page 14: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 14 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 3 fig 4...

Page 15: ...To dismount the back unit you press the quick release button 2 and you pull the back unit up fig 4 To reposition it you press the quick release button and you push the guide over the axle 2 and then r...

Page 16: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 5 fig 6...

Page 17: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 7 16...

Page 18: ...n neutral You lift the wheelchair again by the arm rest with 1 hand Take the wheel by the brake handle and press the quick release button 1 Move the axle 2 into the guide 3 until the wheel locks compl...

Page 19: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 8 18...

Page 20: ...vice to allow the wheel to turn freely or you can do the job with two people The brake drum can be adjusted and so optimal braking action is guaranteed Below the brake cover 2 a groove 3 is provided a...

Page 21: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 9 fig 10 fig 11 20...

Page 22: ...be negotiated Release the anti tilting device by pulling it backward fig 9 and next turn it inward again fig 10 The ant tilting support will move into the locked position and will spring to the outsid...

Page 23: ...GENERAL OPERATIONS 06 22 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 12...

Page 24: ...ng bar up or down until the desired height has been reached Then tighten the button 1 again After tightening it you may set the button in the same position as the pushing bar with the help of the red...

Page 25: ...ning Ignoring the warnings given below may result in tilting or falling and cause injuries to the user and or the escort User Make sure you know your escort be aware of what he she can do Make sure he...

Page 26: ...find out by yourself but ensure you have some help The anti tilt supports are an aid to prevent you from falling 2 The equilibrium point and the stability of your wheelchair are also affected by a ch...

Page 27: ...a wheelie in a safe manner 2 Never try to make a wheelie if you are not an experienced wheelchair driver or if there is no help available Reaching or leaning Warning Reaching and leaning affect the e...

Page 28: ...an 10 incline 1 in 10 Ask for help if you believe the slope you want to take is beyond your capabilities Anti tilt supports will not prevent you from tilting backward on a steep slope It may happen yo...

Page 29: ...Remember that during moving there is a moment when the wheelchair is not supporting you 2 To prevent falling you should learn how to position your body and how to support yourself during moving learn...

Page 30: ...r escort Read and follow the warnings to escorts If you do not heed these warnings it may result in falling or tilting and serious injury to all involved 1 Always get the help of two or more escorts w...

Page 31: ...may react to your wheelchair by sounding an alarm In the construction of the wheelchair this possibility has been taken into account and we tried to prevent this from happening The wheelchair has act...

Page 32: ...heelchair is 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...

Page 33: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 13 fig 14 fig 15 32...

Page 34: ...and to avoid pinching off any blood vessels BACK HEIGHT fig 14 Loosen the four socket screws 1 one turn with a 4 mm socket screw key and push the back up or down until the desired height had been reac...

Page 35: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 34 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 16...

Page 36: ...ootrest has been set too low The footrest has been fitted too high if the leg is not supported by the seat KNEE ANGLE Loosen the four socket screws 3 one turn and move the footrest bracket 4 forward o...

Page 37: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 36 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 17 fig 18...

Page 38: ...urn with the 5 mm socket screw key and then moving the seat up or down Next hand tighten both socket screws 1 again fig 18 Next loosen the socket screws 1 one turn on both sides with a 4 mm socket scr...

Page 39: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 19 fig 20 38...

Page 40: ...it one or more positions up until the desired sitting height has been reached Make sure that everything is placed in the correct position again fig 20 Hand tighten the nut 1 again advice The height of...

Page 41: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 40 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 21...

Page 42: ...u can now move the seat forward and backward until the desired position has been reached Next hand tighten the two socket screws 1 again advice The starting point for the balance adjustment is that ap...

Page 43: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 42 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV 1 2 fig 22 1 2 fig 23 a...

Page 44: ...crews 1 one turn and push the armrest forward or backward until the correct depth has been reached Then hand tighten the two 1 again Advice Adjusting the depth of the clothes guard and the armrest str...

Page 45: ...clothes guard with armrest is a matter of taste Every user has his her own favourite height A guide line however can be let the shoulders sag and hold the lower arm at an angle of 90 to the upper arm...

Page 46: ...the socket screws 1 one turn on both sides with a 6 mm socket screw key preferably not simultaneously but e g first the right side and then the left side Then you may move the whole seat inside or ou...

Page 47: ...ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS 08 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV fig 25 46...

Page 48: ...ing angle fig 25 To adjust the sitting angle you loosen the bolts 1 one turn with a 13 mm spanner Next take the back tube 2 and twist it until the desired sitting angle has been reached Next hand tigh...

Page 49: ...tation in a vehicle Step 10 checking the settings Having carried out the above nine steps it is important to check the various settings as a whole An item of interest is in particular the adjustment o...

Page 50: ...ing of front wheel and steering head Check the tracking of the wheelchair to ensure the wheelchair runs in a straight line without any extra pushing or braking Check upholstery of seat and back for we...

Page 51: ...drying stains from forming The layer of enamel has been applied by electrostatic precipitation of a powder on the metal This is liquefied in an oven and forms a tight hard synthetic layer This layer c...

Page 52: ...alf round steering wheel Front wheel 5 inch leakage proof Spokes guards Leakproof tyres outdoor blister padded tyres Soft grip hoops Rear wheels 4 camber Drum brake trip hub hand operated by user Drum...

Page 53: ...GEGEVENS 12 VELDINK ROLSTOELTECHNIEK BV 46 Veldink Rolstoeltechniek BV Drentse Poort 15a 9521 JA Nieuw Buinen Holland Tel 31 0 599 620412 E mail info veldink4kids com Website www veldink4kids com Your...

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