OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Before using mySKATE, make sure to carefully read and follow the SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS and operating instructions!
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REHABILITY Reha-Fachhandel GmbH Am Taubenfeld 39 69123 Heidelberg Tel.: (06221) 70 54 0 Fax: (06221) 70 54 498 E-mail: info@rehability.de Internet: www.rehability.de Technical changes reserved. This manual replaces all preceding ones. All prices on order forms are in Euro (gross without tax), unless otherwise specified. These apply to all deliveries “ex factory”...
1.1. Notes 1.2. Safety instructions 2. Driving style 3. Intended use 4. Description of mySKATE 5. Attaching / mounting mySKATE to your wheelchair 6. Removing it from the wheelchair 7. Composition of the wheelchair 8. Adjusting mySKATE 9. Commissioning mySKATE 9.1 Stand...
The following information is for your own safety. Please carefully read and note before first using mySKATE! • MySKATE has been approved for a maximum speed of 15 km/h. We strongly advise you not to exceed this speed limit. • On a downward slope, we recommend that you use a significantly lower speed to slow down safely in every circumstance.
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The safe handling of the wheelchair/mySKATE tandem requires some practice. Especially for beginners, slow and careful driving is imperative. At the beginning, avoid hilly and mountainous terrain and difficult roads until you are fully familiar with how mySKATE functions and operates.
2. Driving Style Attaching mySKATE to your wheelchair turns your four-wheel wheelchair into a tricycle with all the corresponding advantages and disadvantages. Especially when driving in bends, the three-wheeled driving geometry makes a wheelchair significantly less stable! It is important to keep this in mind and to get used to operating the tandem carefully.
3. Intended use MySKATE is a mini-traction device for wheelchairs. Its purpose is to support its user on longer, primarily flat roads. With its low weight of just 8.9 kg (basic mobile device) and low packaging dimensions it is ideal for travelling, city tours, and for everyday use. Particularly in places where space is limited, such as in shopping centres/malls or in public and administrative buildings, it can be used easily, given its manoeuvrability.
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The wheel hub motor is in the drive wheel and is powered by a rechargeable battery pack. MySKATE has four speed levels and a throttled reverse gear. Within the individual speed levels you can smoothly manage speeds from 0 to 15 km/h with the help of a rotary throttle handle.
5. Attaching / mounting mySKATE to your wheelchair Once the adapter and coupling unit have been adjusted to the wheelchair, mySKATE can be fitted to any wheelchair in five easy steps. • Lock parking brake of the wheelchair • The mounting blocks/main mounts must be aligned in parallel, freely accessible, and free of dirt.
7. Composition of the wheelchair MySKATE may be mounted and fitted to a wide range of different wheelchairs. The wheelchairs, however, must be in excellent technical condition. You can use foldable wheelchairs as well as wheelchairs with rigid frames. Wheelchairs with rigid frames generally tend to be better equipped to carry more weight, especially with wider seats.
Creation Date : 11 April 2006 Last Update : 12 Jan 2015 Page 1 of 5 Lithium-Ion single or multi cells battery packs Product name FBALCO0056 36V 4.3Ah 154.8Wh Model IATA PI965 Section IA / IMDG PI903 Packaging per The batteries referenced herein are exempt articles and are not subject to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard requirement.
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Creation Date : 11 April 2006 Last Update : 12 Jan 2015 Page 2 of 5 4. FIRST AID MEASURES General advice Show this safety data sheet to the doctor in attendance. The information below refers to exposure to the ingredients. Inhalation Immediate medical attention is required.
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Creation Date : 11 April 2006 Last Update : 12 Jan 2015 Page 3 of 5 Storage Store in a cool (preferably below 30° C ) and ventila te area, away from moisture, sources of heat, open flames, food and drink.
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Creation Date : 11 April 2006 Last Update : 12 Jan 2015 Page 4 of 5 Hazardous decomposition products Lithium compounds, carbon oxides hydrogen fluoride 11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION The information below refers to exposure to the ingredients. Loc al effects May cause eye/skin irritation.
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Creation Date : 11 April 2006 Last Update : 12 Jan 2015 Page 5 of 5 FORSEE POWER declares that UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, sub-section 38.3 is met. Batteries are classified, regulated and shipped as Class 9 Dangerous Goods with required UN specification packaging, labels, marking, shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods and emergency response information.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS These assembly instructions describe step-by-step how to fully adapt the traction device to all known adaptable wheelchair models to date. This is based on the current model, as of 31.10.2016...
1. Components: The following components (included in delivery) are to be used for adaptation a) For attaching to the wheelchair: 2x frame clamps + hardened bolt kit (with additional offset positioning holes) Basic version: Circular tube 2x wheelchair adapters with insertion clamps, AZK01650 (pre-assembled) 1x set of inserts, measuring 28, 26, 24...
2. Assembly steps: 1) Measure the front frame diameter of the wheelchair in question with a Vernier calliper. 2) Choose the correct half shell to match the frame diameter of the wheelchair, starting from the frame clamp base diameter measuring 32 mm. Please note: To achieve optimal position/accessibility and shortest distance for the user, it is recommended that the...
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5) Now insert here a tube elbow for assessing the position or the need to use the positioning of the pin. 6)Provisionally mount the swivel unit loosely on the front part of the frame arch so that it can be rotated. 7) Frontally install the traction device for test purposes and now assess its position in terms of: •...
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• Alter the angle of the insertion clamp For this purpose, if necessary, hold a frame clamp in each of the two bolt locations for testing (possibly request this from Rehability) Beware! Do not press in the hardened bolts until their position has been determined.
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8) Now mount the 2nd clamp also on the other side of the frame using a spirit level at the same height. 9) Align both frame clamps with the help of an inserted tube elbow at right angles to the front frame. 10) Insert both tube elbows into the insertion clamp and swivel them downwards, so that they overlap.
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12) Push the limiting rings onto the rear parts of the shortened pipe elbows. Insert these into the insertion clamp until it reaches the necessary depth. Opposite the front ends. Mount the swivel unit centrally to the front frame so that it fits loosely but is still adjustable and can be rotated.
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14) Making fine adjustments when inserting and removing the adapter unit. Remove mySKATE and, if necessary, after opening the clamping piece, correct the plane-parallelism or the width of bends using a soft-faced hammer. Finally, tighten all screws cross-wise step by step. Do...
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Torques: • Frame clamps, 10 to 17 nm • Connection clamp piece, 12 nm • Round head screws, joints and couplings, 12 nm • Grub screws, 15 Nm Please note: Moisten the adapter brackets that must be inserted with a lubricant to make them easier to insert. 15) Test drive/seats/inserting/removing the adapter bracket.
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Next, adhere the joint pieces to the tube elbows' insertion units and to the finished tube pieces for the slot. Use the mixing nozzle for proper mixing. Make sure that there is uniform adhesive application. Insert the bolts by rotating. The setting time of the mixed adhesive is <5 minutes.
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