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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Check all parts for shipping damage before us-
ing. In case of damage, DO NOT use the equipment.
Contact the Dealer/Carrier for further instructions.
SAFETY SUMMARY
The following recommendations are made for the
safe use of the Space Saver/ Conventional Arm
Socket Assemblies:
GENERAL WARNING
DO NOT install or use this equipment with-
out first reading and understanding these
instructions. If you are unable to under-
stand the Warnings, Cautions or Instruc-
tions, contact a healthcare professional,
dealer or technical personnel before at-
tempting to install this equipment - other-
wise, injury or damage may occur.
INSTALLATION WARNING
After ANY adjustments, repair or service
and BEFORE use, make sure that all at-
taching hardware is tightened securely.
PURPOSE
To replace existing half-arms or install new FIXED or AD-
JUSTABLE arms on Invacare MVP and STYLE wheel-
chairs built after 10-10-92.
The Invacare MVP or STYLE can be fitted with Space
Saver or Conventional mounting brackets with either fixed
oradjustable arms. These arms can be used on all chairs
14 through 18 inches.
FRONT ARMREST SOCKET
REPLACEMENT/H-BLOCK
INSTALLATION (FIGURE 1)
1. Remove the locknut and screw securing the H-block
to the right and left front frames (FIGURE 1).
2. Remove the H-blocks.
NOTE: It may be necessary to reposition the wheel lock
assembly before/after installing the new front armrest sock-
ets/H-Blocks.
3. Position the NEW armrest socket/H-Block onto the
right and left front frames by performing one (1) of the
following:
NOTE: Armrest sockets/H-Block MUST be positioned
in the 1st or 2nd mounting hole on the right and left front
frames depending on the type of wheelchair.
A. MVP/STYLE 14 through 16 inches deep - Align
the mounting hole in the H-block with the first
mounting hole on front of chair.
B. ALL type wheelchairs 17 and 18-inch deep - Align
the mounting hole on the H-block with the second
mounting hole on front of chair.
Mounting
Holes
FIGURE 1 - FRONT ARMREST SOCKET
REPLACEMANT/H-BLOCK INSTALLATION
1
Armrest Socket/
H-Blocks
Mounting
Holes
Front Frames
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Summary of Contents for Invacare 1036793
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Page 1: Safety Summary
JUSTABLE arms on Invacare MVP and STYLE wheel- chairs built after 10-10-92. The Invacare MVP or STYLE can be fitted with Space Saver or Conventional mounting brackets with either fixed oradjustable arms. These arms can be used on all chairs 14 through 18 inches. - Page 2 REAR ARMREST SOCKET INSTALLATION ON WHEELCHAIRS BUILT BEFORE 7/00 Space Saver Armrest Sockets (FIGURE 2) Space Saver Kit No. 1036793 Includes the following: DESCRIPTION Left Outside Armrest Bracket Left Inside Armrest Bracket Left Armrest Spacer Right Outside Armrest Bracket Right Inside Armrest Bracket...
- Page 3 Conventional Armrest Sockets (FIGURE 3) Conventional Kit No. 1036794 includes the following: DESCRIPTION Left Outside Armrest Bracket Left Inside Armrest Bracket Left Armrest Spacer Right Outside Armrest Bracket Right Inside Armrest Bracket Right Armrest Spacer Front Armrest Socket Rear Armrest Socket Tube Supports Spacer Long Hex Screw...
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Page 4: Mounting Holes
REAR ARMREST SOCKET INSTALLATION ON WHEELCHAIRS BUILT AFTER 7/00 Space Saver Armrest Sockets (FIGURE 4) Space Saver Kit No. 1094952 includes the following: DESCRIPTION Armrest Brackets Front Armrest Sockets Rear Armrest Sockets Tube Supports Nylon Washers Long Hex Screw Short Hex Screw Locknuts Hex Locknut 1. - Page 5 Conventional Armrest Sockets (FIGURE 5) Conventional Kit No. 1094953 includes the following: DESCRIPTION Armrest Bracket Bracket Spacer Front Armrest Socket Rear Armrest Socket Coved Armrest Spacer Tube Supports Nylon Washers Long Hex Screw Medium Hex Screw Short Hex Screw Locknuts Hex Locknut DETAIL “A”...
- Page 6 ARMREST OPERATION CAUTION After any adjustments, make sure the lock- ing mechanism is secured before using the wheelchair. Adjustable Height Armrest (FIGURE 6) HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT. 1. Unlock the arm by flipping the height adjustment lever to the UP position. 2. Adjust the arm to the desired height. 3.
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