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Slopes and Inclines  

 
Care must be taken when ascending, descending or traversing a slope at 
all times. The chair stability will become reduced. Where possible a slope 
should be descended backwards with assistance from an attendant or 
carer. To climb a slope the chair must be pushed forwards with the 
attendant supporting from the rear of the chair. 
Traversing a slope increases the risk of a sideways tip and should be 
avoided wherever possible.  
Do not exceed the maximum safe slope.

   

 
Transporting Your Wheelchair 

 
Your wheelchair can be treated as a piece of luggage. Wherever possible 
remove the wheels, footrests and fold the backrest down to make the 
chair lighter and more portable. Stow the chair and its components in a 
luggage compartment or boot of a motor vehicle ensuring that it cannot 
move around.  
 

 
 
Use as a Seat In a Motor Vehicle 

 
This chair is not suitable to be used a seat in a motor vehicle. It is 
recommended that all users transfer to the seat of a motor vehicle and the 
wheelchair is treated as luggage (see above). 

  

 
 

Cleaning & Maintenance 

 

It is recommended that the chair is cleaned on a regular basis using a 
damp cloth and a mild cleaning solution. Do not use any harsh abrasives.  

 
 

Service and Maintenance 

 

Your wheelchair should be checked prior to every use to ensure that all 
components work correctly and freely. Any worn or damaged parts must 
be replaced. 
It is also recommended that chair is serviced on an annual basis by one Z-
Tec Mobility’s approved service agents. 
  
 

Summary of Contents for Hybrid 6

Page 1: ...ified particular attention paid to the warnings given Z Tec Mobility will not accept responsibility for any damage or injury caused by the misuse or non compliance with the instructions laid out in this manual The wheelchair can be identified by the CE label located on the product frame which provides the product type serial number and manufacturer s detail Removal of this label will invalidate th...

Page 2: ...ically accommodates a wide range of disabilities for all ages of user Suitability is dependant upon the degree and nature of disability and where possible should be determined through a thorough risk assessment carried out by a qualified medical professional This wheelchair is suitable for a means of transfer from one location to another where physical mobility is impaired or reduced Consideration...

Page 3: ...cess or iv control of conception and b does not achieve its principal intended action in or on the human body by pharmacological immunological or metabolic means even if it is assisted in its function by such means definition taken from the Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC Product Specification Seat Width 460mm Seat Depth 420mm Seat Height 490mm Armrest Height 280mm Backrest Height 880mm Maximu...

Page 4: ...uired to push the user on slopes and inclines especially where the user is heavier than themselves The maximum safe slope that this chair can be used on should not exceed 10 degrees Users and attendants must ensure that the wheelchair is used within its recommended limitations to avoid risk of serious injury General Warnings Do not store the chair in direct sunlight as this may increase the temper...

Page 5: ... are located on the footrests and that the heel loop is correctly positioned to the rear of the users heel preventing the foot from falling backwards off the footplate and causing injury The footrest height can be adjusted to suit leg length by depressing the button the side of the tube and adjusting it to the required length Ensure that the locating button positively locks back into the hole to p...

Page 6: ...ets of brakes on the wheelchair 1 set are positioned to lock the larger manually propelled wheels fig 4 To lock the brake in position push the lever forwards To release the brake push backwards This brake is not a running brake and should not be used to brake a moving chair This brake should only be applied when the chair is stationary When transferring from the chair the brakes should be applied ...

Page 7: ...attendant on a flat surface When using the chair as the Transit model you need to remove the larger rear wheels Ensure that the chair is not occupied Depress the large black button at the centre of the wheel until it clicks and then withdraw it from the axle sleeve fig 7 and remove the wheel at the same time The chair will then sit on the small transit wheel Repeat on the other side of the chair U...

Page 8: ... positively locked in place before using the chair Ensure that the axle is positively locked in place before using the chair Anti Tip tubes are fitted to rear of the wheelchair It is recommended that they are fitted and remain in the down position at all times Removal of the anti tips allows the chair to be tipped backwards but reduces the chairs stability ...

Page 9: ...commended that a lap belt should be fitted at all times to offer support and maintain body posture The lap belt must be adjusted so that it restricts movement but is comfortable for the user If the user is able to slide on the seat canvas and the belt ride up the torso then it needs to be readjusted If the chair is to be used by more than one user then the lap belt must repositioned and adjusted b...

Page 10: ...Ascending Descending Kerbs Wherever possible it is recommended to ascend or descend pavements by dropped kerbs If a dropped kerb is not available then the kerb must be approached slowly at a 90 degree angle and the chair tipped gently backwards to ascend the kerb It is recommended that where possible an attendant assists with ascending and descending kerbs Where the chair is controlled by the atte...

Page 11: ... make the chair lighter and more portable Stow the chair and its components in a luggage compartment or boot of a motor vehicle ensuring that it cannot move around Use as a Seat In a Motor Vehicle This chair is not suitable to be used a seat in a motor vehicle It is recommended that all users transfer to the seat of a motor vehicle and the wheelchair is treated as luggage see above Cleaning Mainte...

Page 12: ...ranty period then that part shall be supplied free of charge This guarantee excludes tyres and any other items that have been subjected to misuse or undue wear Product Life Cycle Disposal This Product is designed to have a life cycle of 5 years if the manufacturer s recommendations for use and servicing are followed Care and attention of a well maintained chair can increase this period considerabl...

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