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3.
SERVICE AND INSPECTION
3.1
CHECK LIST
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INDICATION
For safety reasons a yearly inspection is designated under
normal operating conditions.
PREPARATORY WORK
Remove seat parts, back parts, push handles, wheel cover
and footrest and, if necessary, clean the wheelchair.
VISUAL INSPECTION
Check frame, mounting parts and accessories for dam-
age, defects in paint work and corrosion.
GENERAL CHECK-UP
Check all fixing screws for firm fit and retighten them if
necessary.
Check fixation of all mounted parts and readjust if nec-
essary.
Check fixation of all plastic parts, handles, mounted
parts spoke guard covers etc. and readjust if necessary.
Check brake lever device and extension for deflection
and readjust if necessary.
Check all spring loaded devices (quick release axle,
stand spring on push handle etc.) for proper functioning and
replace if necessary.
CARRIAGE
Check fixation of caster and rear wheels.
Check functionality of the quick release axles.
Check tires, air pressure and valve, replace if needed.
Check caster bearing, caster fork and caster mounting
bracket for condition, proper functioning and running char-
acteristics.
Check the firm fitting of the anti-tipper and its function-
ality.
BRAKES
Make sure the brakes function properly
Make sure the Bowden cables function properly and
replace if necessary.
Make sure the brake lever extension functions proper-
ly.
OILING AND GREASING
Clean and grease all pivot points of control levers and
versatile parts as well as all bearings.
FINAL CHECK-UP
General functional check-up of all mechanical adjust-
ing devices.
Additional braking, steering and driving tests uphill and
downhill.
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3.2
TECHNICAL DATA
Misprints and technical changes reserved.
Indication
Size 1
Usable width =
frame width +
4 cm
Size 2
usable width =
frame width +
4 cm
Size 3
usable width =
frame width +
4 cm
Back height
Back element
Leg support
Tilting
ETRTO wheel size
at 20"
ETRTO wheel size
at 22"
ETRTO wheel size
at 24"
ETRTO wheel size
at 12"
Camber
A-wheel
Seat height (SH)
with a horizontal
20"/22"
seat and horizontal
Steering wheel
frame
5"/5,5"
A-wheel
20"/22"
Steering wheel
6"/7"
A-wheel 24"
Steering wheel
5"/6"
A-wheel 24"
Steering wheel
7"
Absolute width of
min.
wheelchair
max.
min.
Absolute length of
wheelchair
max.
Absolute height of
min.
wheelchair
max.
min.
max.
Valid incline
Valid descend
Tilt safety
Turning circle
Load
capacity
(max.)
Empty weight min. Drivable with:
FW 30 cm,
wheels 12",
Steering wheel
4" PU
Tires
Customery pneumatic tires (1" or 1
3/8" with 12"-wheels) or puncture
proof tires (same measurements)
Corrosion
Material
Prevention
Coating
Measurement
Comment
FW 30-42 cm in 4
suitable at a SD
cm intervals
of 32 cm, each
FW + 4 cm
FW 34-46 cm in 4
suitable at a SD
cm intervals
of 38 cm, each
FW + 4 cm
FW 38-50 cm in 4
suitable at a SD
cm intervals
of 44 cm, each
FW + 4cm
43 or 58 cm
optional
about 6 cm back-
wards displace-
able
about 6 cm for-
wards displaceable
from -5° to +35°
optional
from +2,5° to
+40°
Ø 451 mm
with drum brakes
Ø 489 mm
Ø 540 mm
Ø 203 mm
0° or 2°
4° limited
41 cm size 1
Height adjustment
43 cm size 3
+2/+4/+6 cm
42 cm with size 1
Height adjustment
44 cm with size 3
+2/+4/+6 cm
43 cm with size 1
Height adjustment
45 cm with size 3
+2/+4/+6 cm
44,5 cm size 1
Height adjustment
46,5 cm size 3
+2/+4 cm
FW + 220 mm
FW+ 300 mm
min. 610 mm with
12" wheels and footrest
frame size 1
16 cm
1130 mm with
24" wheels, wheel base
frame size 3
extension footrest 23 cm
900 - 1000 mm
at BH 43 cm and 45°push
handle
1050 - 1150 mm
1000 - 1100 mm at BH 58 cm and 45°push
handle
1150 - 1250 mm
12% = 7°
at 0° tilting and 0° inclina-
tion of the back angle
12% = 7°
12% = 7°
ca. 110 cm
dependent on wheelchair
size
120 kg
including seat shell
15,1 kg
frame, seat plate, drum
brakes, hand rims, steering
wheels, leg support, push
handle, tilt mechanism
Optional: "Schwalbe Mara-
thon Plus", pneumatic tires
with puncture proof insert.
Stainless steal, Aluminium
Powder coating, zinc coating
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