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- Page 1 Etac Transit Manual english 74173I 2015-10-14...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
9. Accessories - adjusting, handling Positioning belt ..............25 ..................4-5 4. Accessories 10. Technical data ..................5-6 Etac Transit ...............26 Tests and Guarantees ............26 5. Settings 11. Service and maintenance Front seat height ..............7 Upholstery ................27 Adjusting the front seat height by using the front fork Rear wheel/castor wheel, front fork attachment ....27... -
Page 3: Intended Use
In addition there is a range of options and accessories: Various types of legrests, seat cushions, height-adjustable push handles, anti-tips etc. Transit is easy to handle and has excellent seating comfort, functionality and manoeuvrability. 2. Description... -
Page 4: The Chairs Possibilities
3. The chair’s possibilities In the section ”The chair’s possibilities” you can see all the adaptions possible on the wheelchair. Variations may occur in different markets, e.g. as regards backrest models. For more information, see www.etac.com or contact our customer service. -
Page 5: Accessories
3. The chair’s possibilities In the section ”The chair’s possibilities” you can see all the adaptions possible on the wheelchair. Variations may occur in different markets, e.g. as regards backrest models. For more information, see www.etac.com or contact our customer service. - Page 6 4. Accessories Transparent, width 35-50 cm. Can be fitted onto short or long Hemi tray armrests. Dark grey plush and black velour, 56 cm, cut according to seat depth Seat cushion set, washable Positioning belt two pieces, with snap-lock, fixing points on the wheelchair frame Heel straps black nylon, adjustable length Extended footrest...
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Page 7: Settings
5. Settings Front seat height The front seat height may be adjusted by: -Using the front fork attachment, adjustable in height and angle. Risk of tipping: Always check the setting of the the anti-tips. Adjusting the front seat height by using the front fork attachment Loosen the screws (A and B). -
Page 8: Mounting The Front Fork
5. Settings Mounting front fork - Pull out the cover plug (A) and unscrew the retaining nut (B). Pull out the front fork and put the bevelled washer (C) and the bearing on the new fork. - Mount the washers and bearings in the front fork at- 19 mm tachment as illustrated. -
Page 9: User Manual
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual 74173I 2015-10-14 This part of the manual (User manual) should be torn out and at all times follow the wheelchair. This as it contains impor- tant user information. Etac Transit... -
Page 10: Symbols And Warnings
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Contents User manual Symbols and warnings .............20 Transportation in vehicles ..........21 Handling ..............22-23 Settings seat comfort Backrest cover ..............24 Seat cushion ..............24 Backrest upholstery............24 Backrest angle ..............24 Footrests...............25 Calf/heel strap ..............25 Armrests ...............25 Driving technique, maneuvering ........ -
Page 11: Transportation In Vehicles
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Transportation in vehicles Etac’s wheelchairs are tested in accordance with ISO • If possible, the wheelchair should be placed in the 7176-19 (see ”Tests and guarantees” section in the boot. manual). • If the wheelchair is placed in the back seat, make sure it can not overturn or roll. -
Page 12: Handling
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Handling Unfolding • Push down on one side of the seat frame, using the whole of the flat of the hand. • Do not hold the seat frame tube while unfolding as there is a risk of pinching your fingers. - Page 13 Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Legrest The legrests can be removed/swung to the side if needed. Lockable legrests by pushing the red button (A). To fasten the lockable legrests press down on the red button (A), put the legrest into place and release the button. The legrest is now locked (B).
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Page 14: Settings Seat Comfort
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Settings seat comfort Seat comfort qualities. The backrest setting is a combination of angles, height Good seating comfort depends on the needs and possi- and shape. This is why the angle settings and height for bilities available to each individual. -
Page 15: Footrests
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Settings seat comfort Foot supports Never stand on the footrests Adjust the height until you are sure that your feet are as there is a risk of tipping! supported and your thighs are resting on the cushion. -
Page 16: Driving Technique, Maneuvering
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Driving technique, maneuvering Parking Never park on a slope with a user in the wheelchair. Transferring into/out of the wheelchair Never stand on the footrests as there is a risk of tipping! Sideways... - Page 17 Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Care giver, up forwards – Ensure that the anti-tips are deactivated. Activate the anti-tips afterwards! Care giver, up backwards – Ensure that the anti-tips are deactivated. Activate the anti-tips afterwards! Care giver, down forwards –...
- Page 18 Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Stairs, up We always recommend using two carers for this transfer. One who walks behind and holds on to – Ensure that the anti-tips are deactivated. Never the push handle and one who walks in front and use an escalator, even if a care giver is available.
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Page 20: Maintenance & Fault-Finding Chart
Etac / Transit / www.etac.com User manual Maintenance Castors: Clean castor wheel axles as required. If necessary, lubricate moving parts/joints with cycle oil Chassis: Clean the chassis with non-abrasive detergent, pH value or similar. 5-9 or with 70 % disinfectant solution. Rinse and dry. -
Page 21: Settings
5. Settings Seat angle The seat angle is dependent on the difference between the front and the rear seat heights. Risk of tipping: Always check the setting of the the anti-tips. If the seat angle is changed: - Adjust the angle of the front fork attachment. - Check the backrest angle. -
Page 22: Adjusting Back Support Height
5. Settings Setting backrest height The backrest height is continuously settable (See “The chairs pos- sibilities”). Loosen the screws (A) Pull the upholstery upwards. Loosen the nuts (B) and adjust to desired height. Ensure that both sides are at the same height. 5 mm Risk of tipping: Always check the setting of the the anti-tips. -
Page 23: Adjusting Back Support Upholstery
5. Settings Adjusting backrest upholstery The contour of the backrest upholstery is individually adjustable by using the five Velcro straps and the backrest cover. - Allow the cover plenty of room between seat and backrest, so that it is possible to “sit in” against the backrest. - Loosen all the straps and ensure that the user is sitting as far back in the seat as possible. -
Page 24: Readjustments
6. Readjustments Attendant brake To adjust the brakes, loosen nut (A). Loosen/tighten screw (B) in order to reach proper brake function. Tighten the nut (A). This adjustment should be done when the brakes are not working properly. 8 mm Leg support, infinitely angle adjustable Never stand on the footrests as you may tip the chair! For lifting a wheelchair. -
Page 25: Positioning Belt
7. Accessories Positioning belt The positioning belt is in two parts, is adjustable in length and has a Ensure that the user does not slide forwards in snap-lock. It is mounted in the holes just in front of the backrest joint, the seat as this can lead to the belt impairing above the wheel mounts. -
Page 26: Technical Data
If wheelchair is combined with another product not manufac- sively the product is being used, but a maximum of 10 years. tured by Etac, neither of the products will retain their CE marking Thereafter the product must be decommissioned. unless combination agreement exists. Please contact Etac for Methods of surface treatment: up-to-date information. -
Page 27: Service And Maintenance
If your chair needs reconditioning or repair, only origi- When necessary lubricate moving parts/joints nal parts from Etac or components with equal quality, as with bicycle oil or similar. specified in Cross diagrams, should be used. Etac will not... - Page 28 West Midlands B62 8BH www.etac.com United Kingdom Snug Seat, Inc. Tel 800 336 7684 12801 E. Independence Boulevard Fax 704 882 0751 P.O. Box 1739 Information@snugseat.com Matthews, NC 28106, USA www.etac.com Etac Supply Center AB Långgatan 12 SE-334 24 Anderstorp 7 320450 080234...