Strongback Mobility Strongback 24 Series Instructions For Use Manual
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- Page 1 STRONGBACK 24 Lightweight Wheelchair by Strongback Mobility Instructions for use...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ........................1 Safety instructions ....................... 1 Safety instructions for use .................... 2 Safety instructions – preventing tipping ..............2 Transportation in motor vehicles ................. 3 General information ......................3 Signs and symbols ......................3 Intended purpose ......................3 3.2.1 Indications for use .................... - Page 4 Maintenance and service ....................18 Checks prior to each use .................... 18 Monthly checks ......................18 Replacing parts ......................19 Replacement parts and accessories ................19 Cleaning and disinfecting ................... 19 Storing the wheelchair ....................19 Disposal ........................19 Re-using the wheelchair ..................... 19 Guarantee..........................
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Page 5: Introduction
• Only use original parts and accessories approved by Strongback Mobility. • Ensure that the quick-release axles are correctly installed in the axle mounts, or there may be a risk of injury. -
Page 6: Safety Instructions For Use
2.1 Safety instructions for use • Arrange for an expert to show you how to use the wheelchair before using it for the first time. • In order to avoid potential falls or dangerous situations, practice using your new wheelchair on a flat, manageable surface. It is a good idea to have someone with you while you are practicing. -
Page 7: Transportation In Motor Vehicles
• Avoid shifts in weight that could lead to the wheelchair tipping over, for example: • Adding additional cushions or other sitting aids • Changes to posture, sitting position or weight distribution • Attaching a rucksack or bag to the wheelchair •... -
Page 8: Contraindications
3.5 Declaration of conformity As the manufacturer of the product, Strongback Mobility AG hereby declares that the STRONGBACK 24 fully conforms to the requirements of European Directive 93/42/EEC. Product description The STRONGBACK 24 is a lightweight folding wheelchair with integrated ergonomic back support (lumbar support). -
Page 9: Labelling
• Write a declaration of assignment; all claims arising as a result of the damage are assigned to the deliverer. • Send the record of damage, consignment note and declaration of assignment to Strongback Mobility. 4.2 Labelling The product identification plate is located on the inside of the lower side frame tube. This plate includes the model name and other technical details. -
Page 10: Overview
4.3 Overview 1. Push handles 2. Backrest with integrated lumbar support 3. Folding back release hinge 4. Drive wheel 5. Handrim 6. Wheel lock 7. Castor 8. Footplate with heel strap (can be folded up) 9. Anti-tip wheels 10. Footrests (swingable and removable) 11. -
Page 11: Models With Attendant Brakes Or Drum Brakes
4.3.1 Models with attendant brakes or drum brakes 14. Attendant brake 15. Drum brake Adjustments The adjustments described below should be carried out in consultation with your specialist medical aid supplier. You may also be able to make these adjustments yourself if you have sufficient previous knowledge and have been given clear instructions from the supplier. -
Page 12: Adjusting The Length Of The Footrests
5.1 Adjusting the length of the footrests The height of the footrests can be adjusted to suit the length of the user's lower leg. To adjust the height, undo the Allen screw (1) on each footrest. You can now adjust the height of the footrests by selecting one of the pre-defined positions marked by the holes in the tubing (2). -
Page 13: Adjusting The Axle Position Of The Drive Wheels
CAUTION! Adjustments to the axle position should be exclusively carried out by specialist staff trained by Strongback Mobility or their contractual partners and not by the purchaser or wheelchair user. This kind of adjustment involves repositioning the wheel locks, so any incorrect adjustment could significantly increase the risk of accident or injury. -
Page 14: Adjusting The Wheel Locks
5.4 Adjusting the wheel locks The wheel locks are adjusted correctly during manufacture and should not require further adjustment. Over time of use, however, it may be required to re-adjust the wheel locks to ensure proper function. In any case, if you feel that the locks are not tight enough, adjust them immediately as follows. -
Page 15: Handling
CAUTION! Make sure the wheel lock always locks the wheel securely when engaged (lever pushed forward) under all conditions. Serious injury may result if the wheel lock is not effective! It is advisable that only specialist staff carry out wheel lock adjustments. Handling 6.1 Unfolding the wheelchair Unfold the frame of the wheelchair by pushing down evenly on the outer edges of the seat... -
Page 16: Folding The Wheelchair
Raise the upper half of the backrest by pulling both push handles backwards and upwards (4) until the folding back release hinge (5) snaps into the locked position. 6.2 Folding the wheelchair Fold the backrest by using both hands to press the black plastic levers on the folding back release hinges against the frame (1) before folding the upper part of the backrest down evenly on both sides (2). -
Page 17: Removing The Drive Wheels
Fold the frame by first folding the footplates into the upright position (3) and then pulling the seat evenly upwards using both hands to hold the middle of the seat at the front and rear (4). 6.3 Removing the drive wheels The drive wheels are fitted with a quick-release axle. -
Page 18: Swivelling The Footrests
6.4 Swivelling the footrests To swivel the footrests hold the top of the footrest and pull it gently upwards in order to release it from its locked position (1), then swivel the footrest forwards or backwards until it is in the desired locked position. The footrests can be locked into place to the rear (2), to the side (3) and to the front (4). -
Page 19: Removing The Footrests
Caution! Do not stand on the footrests as they may break, increasing the risk of injury. The wheelchair could also tip over. 6.5 Removing the footrests The footrests can be completely removed from the wheelchair by pulling the plastic clip with its retaining pin (1) horizontally out of the tube. -
Page 20: Using The Wheel Locks
If the wheelchair is to go up or down a high step (e.g. a curb), the anti-tip wheels must be swivelled upwards to avoid them catching on the ground. Pull on them to unlock (2) and swivel up/down so it looks like picture 2 above. Caution! The anti-tip wheels must be secured in their apertures (1) and swivelled downwards when the wheelchair is in use (exception: when going over a high... -
Page 21: Using The Attendant Brakes
6.8 Using the attendant brakes Some STRONGBACK 24 models come with attendant brakes. To operate the brakes, simply squeeze the attendant brake lever (1). The attendant brakes can be locked in one of the following two ways (depending on the type of attendant brake installed on your wheelchair): •... -
Page 22: Maintenance And Service
Maintenance and service As the user, you are likely to be the first to notice any damage to the wheelchair. Check the condition of your wheelchair regularly. If you discover a problem, consult an expert without delay. The wheelchair should be serviced by a specialist at least once a year. Before using the wheelchair for the first time and after every service or adjustment it is essential to check the following: •... -
Page 23: Replacing Parts
7.3 Replacing parts You can easily replace attached parts such as footrests, anti-tip wheels and drive wheels yourself if they have become damaged. Please contact your specialist retailer to obtain the correct parts. To ensure that the replacement parts are correctly mounted, please refer to Section 5 (Adjustments) and Section 6 (Handling). -
Page 24: Guarantee
Guarantee Strongback Mobility provides a two-year manufacturer's guarantee against material and manufacturing defects for the frame of your STRONGBACK 24, valid from date of purchase. A 12-month guarantee, valid from date of purchase, is provided for the seat, footrests and all other parts. -
Page 25: Technical Specifications
Technical specifications Model number 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1013 16” 18” 16” 18” 20” 20” Seat width 40 cm 45 cm 40 cm 45 cm 50 cm 50 cm 43” 43” 44” 44” 43” 44” Total length 109 cm 109 cm 112 cm 112 cm... -
Page 26: Specialist Repairs And Servicing
10 Specialist repairs and servicing We recommend that you have your STRONGBACK 24 inspected by your specialist retailer at least once a year. In the event of malfunctions or defects, the wheelchair should be returned to the dealer for immediate rectification/repair. Upon request, you should provide the dealer with all the necessary information and documents for carrying out the repairs and maintenance. - Page 27 Servicing carried out by: Revision: March 2018...
- Page 28 Your specialist retailer Strongback Mobility AG Strongback Mobility USA Luisenstrasse 24 1317 Conrad Lane 8005 Zurich Virginia Beach, VA 23454 Switzerland Phone: +41 43 5415254 Phone: (757)349-7790 E-mail: info@strongbackmobility.com E-mail: usa@strongbackmobility.com Web: http://www.strongbackmobility.eu Web: http://www.strongbackmobility.com...
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