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Rea® Clematis® Pro

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Page 1: ...Rea Clematis Pro en Manual wheelchair passive User Manual This manual MUST be given to the user of the product BEFORE using this product this manual MUST be read and saved for future reference...

Page 2: ...ation duplication or modification in whole or in part is prohibited without prior written permission from Invacare Trademarks are identified by and All trademarks are owned by or licensed to Invacare...

Page 3: ...nstalling the Backrest Gas Piston 24 5 4 2 Installing the Safety Shackle Electrical Piston 24 5 5 Inserting Removing the Armrests 24 5 6 Adjusting the Armrest Height 25 5 7 Adjusting the Armrest Side...

Page 4: ...nor or slight injury if it is not avoided IMPORTANT Indicates a hazardous situation that could result in damage to property if it is not avoided Tips and Recommendations Gives useful tips recommendati...

Page 5: ...ould injured your feet when opening doors with foot plate Do not open doors with parts of the wheelchair WARNING Risk of tipping falling when using tension adjustable backrest There is a risk of tippi...

Page 6: ...ronic system Report all occurrences of unintentional movement of the mobility device to the manufacturer 2 3 Safety Devices WARNING Risk of accidents Safety devices that are incorrectly set or no long...

Page 7: ...th the transportation kit option WARNING Symbol This wheelchair is not configured for passenger transport in a motor vehicle This symbol is attached to the frame close to the identification label 2 5...

Page 8: ...user is the wheelchair occupant and or an assistant The user should physically and mentally be able to use the wheelchair safely e g to propel steer brake The wheelchair may be used indoors and outdoo...

Page 9: ...5 1 Adjusting the Laguna tension adjustable backrest WARNING Risk of injury The position of the head could cause neck and or breathing problems for the user if the hook and loop straps come loose at t...

Page 10: ...r do not trap fingers between the backrest and the armrest CAUTION Pressure sores difficulties Tilting and reclining position combination are uncomfortable for certain users Be careful when adjusting...

Page 11: ...recline yellow color on arrow and backrest C Up button for backrest recline D Down button for backrest recline E Seat tilt green color on arrow backrest and seat F Up button for seat tilt G Down butto...

Page 12: ...d light recline locked F Down button G Seat tilt Green buttons H Up Button I No light tilt not locked Red light tilt locked J Down button Lock Unlock Recline function 1 To lock the function press simu...

Page 13: ...the push handles braced and the neckrest attachment If you have a tension adjustable backrest 3 7 2 Adjusting the height of the push bar A B 1 Loosen the hand wheels A 2 Adjust the handles to the requ...

Page 14: ...rest width 1 Loosen the screw on the front frame B with an 5 mm Allen key C 2 Move the lateral edge of the legrest sidewards to the desired position 3 Re tighten the screws B 5 6 Nm 3 8 4 Adjusting th...

Page 15: ...est will lock into the desired position Swinging calf pad and adjustments Swinging calf pad forwards 1 or backwards 2 1 Swing calf pad E forwards 1 2 Pull up the calf pad E and swing it backwards 2 Ad...

Page 16: ...el it downwards 90 until it engages 2 Repeat the procedure on the opposite side WARNING Risk of tipping An activated anti tipper can catch when negotiating a step or an edge Always deactivate the anti...

Page 17: ...1 Loosen the handle B 2 Loosen the two screws A with 5 mm Allen key 3 Adjust the depth and angle of the headrest neckrest 4 Re tighten the handle and the two screws 5 6 Nm 4 1 3 Adjusting the Width 1...

Page 18: ...p your arm between trunk support and armrest when changing the angle of the backrest Tools 5 mm Allen key The holder C is dedicated for the swing away trunk support only Adjusting the fixed arm Height...

Page 19: ...turned sidewards in order to be out of the way when the user is moving in to or out of the wheelchair CAUTION Risk of pinching The cover on the trunk support arm must always be on when the chair is in...

Page 20: ...after adjusting the depth of the table CAUTION Risk of discomfort When adjusting the depth of the table make sure not to squeeze the stomach of the user 4 6 2 Locking the table tray WARNING Risk of in...

Page 21: ...ofter surface for the elbows 1 A Remove the protection paper A from the elbow pads 2 B Place the elbow pads B on the table 4 7 Half tray WARNING Risk of falling injury The half tray must never be used...

Page 22: ...ulation A loose belt can allow the user to slip down and create a risk of strangulation The posture belt should be mounted by a qualified technician and fitted by the responsible prescriber Always mak...

Page 23: ...ar wheel 1 Thread the loop F through the fixation on the chair G and then through BOTH plastic buckles H 4 8 1 Installing the Posture Belt for Positioning Belts harnesses which are CE marked for the p...

Page 24: ...may collapse Always reinsert and fasten the safety pin with the safety shackle D when it has been removed Check that the lock shackle loop is securely locked 5 4 1 Installing the Backrest Gas Piston 1...

Page 25: ...st 5 7 Adjusting the Armrest Side Rest Depth 1 Loosen the handwheel B 2 Set the pad and or the side rest in the required position 3 Re tighten the handwheel B 4 You can tighten the screw A to fix the...

Page 26: ...e rear wheel axle B into the adapter sleeve C up to the stop 6 Release the quick release button and make sure that the wheel is secure 7 For Transit version insert the quick release cap D on the quick...

Page 27: ...ngers Be careful not to trap your fingers between the brake shoe and rear wheel 6 2 2 Using the Foot Operated Brake The Transit version is designed to be driven only by the attendant To facilitate sid...

Page 28: ...the rear and supports a neutral pelvis position A 2 Recline the backrest The weight will now shift to the back and enable a good posture as the bottom has slid into a rear position B 3 Angle the legr...

Page 29: ...ctivated anti tipper prevents the wheelchair from tipping backwards Deactivate the anti tipper before going up or down steps or kerbs WARNING Risk of injury to the assistant and damage to the wheelcha...

Page 30: ...y on sloping ground Going up slopes To go up a slope you must create some momentum keep up the momentum and control the direction at the same time 1 Bend your upper body forwards and propel the wheelc...

Page 31: ...wheels Reaching backwards WARNING Risk of falling out If you lean too far backwards you could tip your wheelchair over Do not lean out over the backrest Use an antitipper device 1 Point the front whee...

Page 32: ...y the removable armrests or the footrests 3 Ensure that the backrest and push handles are securely in place 4 Read the chapter Safety instructions Propelling techniques 7 3 Disassembly for transport T...

Page 33: ...ct or forbid certain transport procedures Please ask the transport company regarding each individual case Invacare strongly recommends securing the mobility device to the floor of the transporting veh...

Page 34: ...ons may differ depending on the restraint system supplier The choice of wheelchair configuration seat width and depth wheelbase influences maneuverability and access to motor vehicles Securing the whe...

Page 35: ...the snap hooks to the rear transportation rings as shown in the figure above see location of the attachment labels 2 Attach rear straps to the rail system referring to best practice recommended instr...

Page 36: ...er is able to reach the release mechanism unaided 1 The vehicle s safety belt should fit as tightly across the user s body as possible without discomfort The upper part of the safety belt should fit o...

Page 37: ...that castors and or rear wheels are seated correctly 1 Pull on the castor and or rear wheel to check that the removable axle is seated correctly The castor or wheel should not come off 2 If the castor...

Page 38: ...be connected to the mains voltage as often as possible It is recommended to load the battery at least every 3 rd month Test the battery function at least once a year 8 5 Cleaning and Disinfection 8 5...

Page 39: ...ne coated fabric Lighter stains on the fabric may be neutralized with a soft damp cloth and some neutral detergent To neutralize larger more persistent stains wipe the fabric with alcohol or turpentin...

Page 40: ...the battery pack from the control box see short term storage below If in doubt which cable to disconnect contact your authorized provider Re connect the battery supply to the control box The battery...

Page 41: ...s how to identify and repair faults Some of the actions listed must be carried out by a qualified technician These are indicated We recommend that all adjustments are carried out by a qualified techni...

Page 42: ...parallel Ensure the rear wheels are parallel qualified technician Too little tension in front wheel bearing block Tighten the nut on the bearing block axle slightly qualified technician The front whe...

Page 43: ...ideways 16 22 Seat plane angle 3 25 C Effective seat depth Fixed 420 480 mm Adjustable 430 500 mm D Effective seat width Fixed 390 490 mm in increments of 50 mm Adjustable 390 540 mm in increments of...

Page 44: ...wall of the tyre The change of appropriate tyres must be carried out by a qualified technician CAUTION The tyres pressure have to be equal in both wheels to avoid a less driving comfort to keep the br...

Page 45: ...equipment For full details contact your Invacare authorized provider 11 8 Electromagnetic compliance EMC General information Products with electronic equipment needs to be installed and used accordin...

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Page 48: ...eatown Business Campus Seatown Road Swords County Dublin Tel 353 1 810 7084 Fax 353 1 810 7085 ireland invacare com www invacare ie Asia Invacare Asia Ltd 1 Lenton Place North Rocks NSW 2151 Australia...

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