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  • Page 1 User manual adaptive wheelchair Version 2.0.0...
  • Page 2 Fax: +49 7248.9186-86 info@dietz-reha.de www.dietz-reha.de Misprint, falsities, price and product changes reserved. © DIETZ GmbH Reha-Produkte, Karlsbad Reproduction, also extracts, by written permission from DIETZ GmbH, Karlsbad only. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 3 FOR THIS REASON, PLEASE: Read these operating instructions carefully before you begin to use your new AS[01] | AS[01]RF. They contain important notes that will allow you to use the wheelchair‘s technical advantages to the fullest extent. You will also receive information related to the operational and traffic-re- la- ted safety of your adaptive wheelchair and find out how to retain as much of its value as possible.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Using wheelchair as a passenger Structure of the AS[01]RF ....10 seat in a vehicle ....25...
  • Page 5 Liability ......59 How we at DIETZ take measurements ..46 Dimension AS[01] .

  • Page 6: Information

    It is solely intended for self-transport and the transport of third party persons. The AS[01] | AS[01]RF ] is designed for a maximum load of 125 kg or 150 kg. You can verify this information on the nameplate attached to the frame.

  • Page 7: Icons And Symbols

    01 INFORMATION ICONS AND SYMBOLS WARNING These symbols mark text passages that are hel- You must observe all warnings. pful for the use and operation of the product in They draw your attention to the daily life. fact that there is a risk of injury NOTE Here you will receive tips and advice that make it easier to use...

  • Page 8: Product Description

    The AS[01] | AS[01]RF can be configured to suit the user’s needs. Depend- ing on the accessories selected in combination with the seat width, the product may exceed the recommended overall width of 70 cm. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 9: Structure Of The As[01]

    02 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION STRUCTURE OF THE AS[01] The AS[01] can be configured in many variants, enabling it to be optimally adjusted to the user. The overview shows, representative for all models, the most important components of the wheelchair. Basic components Side piece with clothing guard and wheel cover Push handle, optionally...

  • Page 10: Structure Of The As[01]Rf

    Leg rests integrated Handrails Drive wheel adapter plate Thru axle Drive wheel Foot rest / Caster arms Caster Wheel lock Foot plate DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 11: Putting Into Operation

    03 PUTTING INTO OPERATION PREPARING THE WHEELCHAIR FOR USE The AS[01] comes completely assembled from the factory. Before first use, you only have to unfold the wheelchair and attach the leg rests. In the follo- wing chapter, you will find notes on how to unfold the wheelchair and pre- pare it for use.

  • Page 12: Unfolding The Wheelchair

    WARNING Risk of trapping! When folding and unfolding your wheelchair, pay attention to your fingers and only grip the parts as seen in the illustrations. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 13: Folding The Wheelchair

    03 PUTTING INTO OPERATION 3.2 Folding the wheelchair First undo the Velcro on the lower end of the back pad (beneath the seat). NOTE The back pad can remain on the wheelchair and must not be removed completely. ow grasp the centre of the seat pad at the front and back.

  • Page 14: Attaching The Leg Rests Only As[01]

    Now swivel the leg rest to the front in the direc- tion of travel. You will hear and feel it snap into place. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 15: Foot Rests / Foot Plate

    03 PUTTING INTO OPERATION 3.4 Foot rests / Foot plate Swivel the foot rests or foot plate (optional) up- ward or downward to put them in the correct position. Depending on the installation side, the foot plate can be swivelled upward or downward towards the left or the right.

  • Page 16: Adjusting The Back Straps

    Now you can push the strap to the rear under- neath the seat. This will raise the seat 3 cm. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 17: Changing The Push Handle Height

    03 PUTTING INTO OPERATION 3.7 Changing the push handle height (optional) Turn the T-screws once or twice to loosen it. Now pull or push the push handle to the re- quired height and re-tighten the T-screws.

  • Page 18: Swivelling The Side Pieces Upward

    / up- ward. You will hear and feel it automatically lock into place again if you push the side piece back downward into the starting position. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 19: Removing And Attaching

    03 PUTTING INTO OPERATION 3.9 Removing and attaching the rear wheels By pressing the button at the centre of the wheel hub, you will release the rear wheel lock. Now you can easily pull the rear wheel to the outside and off. NOTE Press and hold the locking button when you attach the rear...

  • Page 20: Drive Mode

    NOTE Place the back of the wheelchair against a stable wall. This ensures that the wheelchair cannot slip away on smooth surfaces. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 21 04 DRIVE MODE Sitting down 1. Release the leg rests and swivel them to the outside. 2. If possible, place the wheelchair with the rear wheels against a sta- ble wall. 3. Lock the wheelchair in place with the two wheel locks. 4.

  • Page 22: Using The Handrails To Propel And Stop The Wheelchair

    To release the brake, pull the lever upward. NOTE Always lock both brakes, since one side is not enough to keep the wheelchair safely in place. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 23: Brake For Accompanying Person

    04 DRIVE MODE Never use the wheel lock to stop the wheelchair when it is in use – always use your hands on the handrails to stop. This way you are better able to carry out a safe braking manoeuvre. 4.4 Brake for accompanying person (optional) Pull the brake level upward to stop the wheel-...

  • Page 24: Transporting

    »03 Putting into operation«. CAUTION Please check the individual trans- portation requirements of the air- line-/railway company regarding the packacking/dimensions for the wheelchair transportation. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 25: Using Wheelchair As A Passenger Seat In A Vehicle

    DIETZ therefore recommends to seat wheelchair users on regular vehicle seats whenever possible. The AS[01] | AS[01]RF wheelchair is ISO 7176-19-compliant and therefore suitable for use as a passenger seat in vehicles. AS[01] | AS[01]RF is labelled with a correspondingly la- bel in accordance with ISO 7176-19.

  • Page 26: Securing The Wheelchair Restraint System

    The restraint system must be fitted by qualified and expert personnel. Front attachment point AS[01]RF Rear attachment point AS[01]RF DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 27: Wheelchair Occupant Restraint

    04 DRIVE MODE Wheelchair occupant restraint system WARNING The wheelchair restraint system must be se- cured first. Once secure, the wheelchair occu- The geometry of the attachment pant must be secured with a corresponding ISO points (or of the fastening 10542-compliant restraint system.
  • Page 28 Wheelchairs that have been involved in an acci- dent must be checked by a DIETZ service techni- cian before any further use. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 29: Adjustments For Individual Settings

    5.1 Arm rests (optional) If your AS[01] | AS[01]RF is equipped with arm rests, you can adjust their height and length. To change the height, loosen screw A and posi- ti- on the arm rest at the height you require.

  • Page 30: Changing The Lower Leg Length

    5.3 Changing the foot rest / foot plate angle (optional) Turn screw C several times to loosen it. Now you can adjust the foot rest angle. Tighten the screw again. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 31: Setting The Back Angle

    05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS 5.4 Setting the back angle Loosen the two D screws and remove them + 15° – 5° com- pletely. Now you can set the back tube to one of 5 positions ( 5°, 0°, 5°, 10°, 15°) to –...

  • Page 32: Setting The Rear Seat Height

    Avoid setting the rear seat height higher than the front seat height. If you do, this increases the risk that the wheelchair user will fall forward out of the wheelchair. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 33 05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS Wheel 22“ Wheel 24" Wheel 22“ Wheel 24“ 38,75 41,25 38,75 41,25 42,5 42,5 25 – 30 Nm 41,25 43,75 41,25 43,75 42,5 42,5 43,75 46,25 43,75 46,25 47,5 47,5 46,25 48,75 46,25 48,75 47,5 47,5 48,75 51,25...

  • Page 34: Setting The Rear Wheel Position

    WARNING The position of the rear wheels has an enormous influence on the wheelchair‘s tipping stability. Tipping sleeves must be used for active rear wheel positions. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 35 05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS + 2 cm – 8 cm NOTE +2 cm is equivalent to a wheelbase extension and is recommended for use with lower leg amputations or electric auxiliary drives for increased backward tipping stability. – 8 cm for highly responsive handling for experienced wheelchair users.

  • Page 36: Setting The Rear Wheel Camber

    Now insert the two half moons and screws F on the opposite side DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 37 05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS Step 2 The connection plates to the back tube are bent CAUTION in accordance with the camber angle and now have to be mounted in the correct position. For It is important to mount the clear identification, the plates are marked with plates at the correct positions in the numbers I (2 x), II and III.

  • Page 38: Setting The Front Seat Height

    Wheel size 5" / 12,5 cm Exchange caster arm top / bottom see no. 5.10 Caster arm, Caster arm, bottom 41.25 42.5 43.75 46.25 47.5 48.75 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 39 05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS NOTE Factors such as the seat angle, tyres, etc. have an impact on the seat height. For this reason, the values listed are guidelines with a tolerance of approx. +/– 1 cm. Wheel size 6" / 15 cm Exchange caster arm top / bottom see no.
  • Page 40 +/– 1 cm. Wheel size 7" / 17,5 cm Exchange caster arm top / bottom see no. 5.10 Caster arm, Caster arm, bottom 46.25 47.5 48.75 51.25 52.5 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 41: Assembling The Caster Arms At The Top Or Bottom (Setting The Front Seat Height)

    05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS 5.10 Assembling the caster arms at the top or bottom (setting the front seat height) In order to achieve very large and very small front seat heights, the caster arms can be moun- ted pointing upward or downward. To do this, the caster arms are exchanged from left to right.
  • Page 42 5.11. CAUTION Do not lose the supporting plate in the process and ensure that it is re-inserted in the correct position. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 43: Setting The Caster Angle

    05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS 5.11 Setting the caster angle Depending on the seat inclination – which is the result of the seat heights that were set at the front and rear – you will need to adjust the angle of the caster arms. Set this angle so that the axle of the caster forks (= caster angle) is perpendicular to the floor.

  • Page 44: Setting The Wheel Locks

    If the pressure is too low, the brakes may not function. The recommended tyre pressure is indicated on the tyre sidewalls. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 45 05 ADJUSTMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS You can adjust the brakes by moving the brake carrier plus the brake along the side frame. To do this, loosen the two screws on the clamps that connect the brake carriers to the side frame. You can now move the brake carrier until you have created the required distance.

  • Page 46: Technical Data

    Total width, outer edge to outer edge of the seat tube Back height: Total height, upper edge of the seat tube to the upper edge of the seat pad DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 47 06 TECHNICAL DATA NOTE The dimensions measured at textile components (e.g., back height) are guidelines with a tolerance of approx. +/– 1 cm. Lower leg length Seat height, front Seat height, rear Seat height, front: Total height, floor to upper edge of seat tube, front Seat height, rear: Total height, floor to upper edge of seat tube, rear Lower leg length:...

  • Page 48: Dimension As[01]

    12.5 / 15 / 17.5 // 5 / 6 / 7 Tipping stability (degrees) Max. load (kg) 125 / 150 depending on the design Weight (kg) From 12.8 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 49: Dimension As[01]Rf Without Frame Retraction

    06 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSION AND WEIGHT AS[01]RF WITHOUT FRAME RETRACTION AS[01]RF w/o frame retraction [up to 125 kg] leg rests 77° [up to 150 kg] leg rests 77° Frame in matt black, wheel guards in pearl white / petrol /...

  • Page 50: Dimension As[01]Rf With Frame Retraction

    12,5 // 5 Tipping stability (degrees) Max. load (kg) 125 / 150 depending on the design Weight (kg) from 12 from 12.5 from 12 from 12.5 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 51: Maintenance Log

    06 TECHNICAL DATA MAINTENANCE LOG G = geprüft E = ersetzt R = repariert When What Drum brake Wheel lock Accompaniment brake level Push handle Side piece, complete Seat material Back material Casters Drive wheels Tyre pressure Tyre casing Handrails Frame CAUTION We recommend that you have your wheelchair inspected by your specialist...

  • Page 52: Safety Instructions

    Ensure that the tyres always have physical and mental alertness. enough tread (> 1 mm). DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...
  • Page 53 07 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Make sure that the tyres always contain Ensure that the wheelchair is not parked sufficient air. If the air pressure is too in direct vicinity of emergency exits and low, this will reduce the effectiveness of escape routes and blocks them. the wheel lock.

  • Page 54: Instructions For General Use

    In case of air loss, the wheelchair can not be used any more, as safe driving ist no longer ensured. CAUTION In case of a flat tire/air loss, please consult a specialist dealer immediately for repair. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 55: Care Instructions For The User

    08 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE CARE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER The frame parts of the wheelchair can be wiped with a damp cloth. If the wheelchair is soiled, use a mild cleaning agent and warm water to clean it. A damp brush with plastic bristles can be used to clean the wheels (do not use a wire brush).

  • Page 56: Produkt Labels

    Crash tested according to ISO 7176-19 / Marking of the securement points for a four-point strap-type tiedown at the wheelchair DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 57: Forwarding / Reusing

    08 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE FORWARDING / REUSING In the event that the wheelchair is forwarded / reused, please remember to hand over all technical documents required for safe handling to the new user. The wheelchair must be cleaned and disinfected, and must be checked for damage and approved by the specialist retailer.

  • Page 58: Manufacturer's Declarations

    DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY With sole responsibility, DIETZ GmbH declares that the AS[01] | AS[01]RF wheelchair is in conformity with EU Directive 93/42/EWG pertaining to medical products. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01] | AS[01]RF / Version 2.0.0 EN...

  • Page 59: Product Test

    LIABILITY DIETZ GmbH only bears liability if the products are used under the specified conditions and for the specified purposes. We recommend that the products be handled appropriately and cared for according to the instructions. DIETZ GmbH accepts no liability for damage caused by components and replace- ment parts which have not been approved by DIETZ GmbH.
  • Page 60 Product group: Manual wheelchairs Product: AS[01] | AS[01]RF adaptive wheelchair User manual Version 2.0.0 EN State 07/2018 (LA / RPO) DIETZ GmbH Reutäckerstraße 12 76307 Karlsbad Tel.: +49 7248.9186-0 Fax: +49 7248.9186-86 info@dietz-reha.de www.dietz-reha.de Misprint, falsities, price and product changes reserved.

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