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  • Page 1 User manual Adaptive wheelchair Version 3.0.0...
  • Page 2 Record of product identification data We recommend that you write down your product identification data from the nameplate in the table below, so that you have these on hand should you require any further information about your product (see Product labelling, fig.67)*. Type/model: Item No./REF: Serial number (21):...
  • Page 3 Read these operating instructions carefully before you begin to use your new AS[01] | AS[01]RF. They contain important safety instructions and valu- able tips on correctly using the wheelchair. In addition, you will receive information that will aid operational and traffic safety and the preservation of your investment in your adaptive wheelchair.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    4.7 Using the wheelchair on inclines, slopes, Structure of the AS[01]RF ....10 steps and edges ....22 4.8 Loading the wheelchair .
  • Page 5 Dimensions and mass AS[01] ... .53 5.3 Lower leg length adjustment ..33 Dimensions and mass AS[01]RF without frame 5.4 Foot plate/foot board angle retraction .

  • Page 6: Important Information

    This wheelchair provides assistance for persons who are unable to walk or who have a severe walking impediment due to Paralysis Loss of limbs Limb defect/ deformation Joint contracture/ joint damage (not on both arms) other diseases DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 7: Contraindication

    01 IMPORTANT INFORMATION CONTRAINDICATION Use of the wheelchair is unsuitable in the case of False sensations Severe disequilibrium Loss of limbs on both arms Joint contracture/joint damage on both arms Inability to sit Impaired or inadequate vision SYMBOLS Different symbols are used in this manual to give you warnings about poten- tial dangers and helpful advice for the daily use of your wheelchair.

  • Page 8: Product Description

    Swivelling clothing protection Brake lever extension Handles, height-adjustable Angle-adjustable leg rest Handles, foldable Single-handed operation Spoke protectors Parking brake, single-handed operation Cane holder Foot plates, angle-adjustable Therapy tray DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 9: Structure Of The As[01]

    02 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION STRUCTURE OF THE AS[01] The AS[01] can be configured in numerous variants and thus customised to suit each user optimally. The overview represents all models and shows the most important components of the wheelchair. Basic components Side panel with clothing protection and wheel cover Handle, optional with brake lever...

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

    02 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION STRUCTURE OF THE AS[01]RF The AS[01]RF can be configured in numerous variants and thus customised to suit each user optimally. The overview represents all models and shows the most important components of the wheelchair. Basic components Handle, optional...

  • Page 11: Setting Up The Wheelchair

    03 SETTING UP THE WHEELCHAIR The AS[01] | AS[01]RF is completely assembled at the factory. To get started you simply have to unfold the wheelchair and click the leg rests into place. In this following chapter you can find some information about how to set up and use your wheelchair.

  • Page 12: Unfolding The Wheelchair

    (under the seat) (1, Fig 4). NOTE The back cushion can remain on the wheelchair and doesn’t have to be completely removed. Fig. 4 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 13: Attaching The Leg Rests (Only As[01])

    03 SETTING UP THE WHEELCHAIR Now pull upwards - front and rear - in the middle of the seat cushion (1, Fig 5). The wheelchair then folds up automatically. Fig. 5 3.3 Attaching the leg rests (only AS[01]) WARNING Before performing any action on the leg sup- ports, the wheelchair must be secured to pre- vent it unintentionally rolling away.

  • Page 14: Foot Plates

    Now unfasten the straps (1, Fig, 9) and ad- just the length (2, Fig. 9) until you have found a comfortable sitting position. Then place the back cushion back on top. Fig. 9 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 15: Adjusting Seat Height

    03 SETTING UP THE WHEELCHAIR 3.6 Adjusting seat height First unfasten the Velcro strap underneath the front of the seat cushion (1, Fig. 10) and then the straps on the seat tubes on the side. You can now tag the strap towards the back underneath the cover of the seat (2, Fig.

  • Page 16: Using The Wheelchair

    Fig. 11 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 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 17 04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 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 18: Stop The Wheelchair

    Risk of trapping between the tyre and side- guard / armrest! DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 19 04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 4.3 Single-handed operation (optional) The one-hand drive enables the wheelchair to be driven from one side as required due to disability. Both push rims are pushed together to drive straight ahead (1+2, Fig.13). The outer push rim (1, Fig. 13) steers the active side and the inner one (2, Fig.

  • Page 20: Parking The Wheelchair With The Parking Brake

    The parking Always lock both brakes, since one side is not brake is only intended for parking. enough to keep the wheelchair safely in place. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 21: (Optional)

    04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 4.5 Braking by an attendant (optional) Pull the brake level upward to stop the wheel- chair in a controlled manner (1, Fig. 16). To park the wheelchair, you can lock the brake lever. To do this, pull the small lock- ing lever upwards as well (2, Fig.

  • Page 22: Using The Wheelchair On Inclines, Slopes

    Stairs with more than two steps must be driven 10˚ with the support of an attendant. Fig. 18 WARNING Never try to drive up/down inclines or gradients diagonally. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 23: Loading The Wheelchair

    04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 4.8 Loading the wheelchair Additional loads (backpacks or similar objects) WARNING up to max. 5 kg can be hung from the push han- Hanging loads on the wheelchair affects the dles as long as the max. user weight is not ex- tipping stability.

  • Page 24: Anti-Tip Wheel (Optional)

    (1, Fig. 23). Adjust the handle to the desired height (2, Fig. 23). Then tighten the locking screw securely again (1, Fig. 23). Fig. 23 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 25: Foldable Handle (Optional)

    04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 4.12 Foldable handle (optional) For transport and a smaller package size, you can optionally equip the wheelchair with foldable handles. Push the lever (1, Fig. 24). The handle can now be folded backwards (2, Fig. 24). fold back swivel...

  • Page 26: Remove And Attach Rear Wheels

    (2, Fig. 28). The lock automatically engages with an au- dible and noticeable click when the side panel is pushed back to its original posi- tion. Fig. 28 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 27: Transport

    04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR 4.16 Transport Transport of the wheelchair without user For transportation in a car, airplane, train or even just to make space, your wheelchair can be con- veniently folded together. It then takes up very little space and can be easily stored. If necessary, it can also be disassembled into its portable ele- ments.

  • Page 28: Using Wheelchair As A Passenger Seat In A

    ISO 10542 or DIN 75078-2 (Kraftknoten) and make sure they are used in accordance with the regulations. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 29: Attaching The Wheelchair Restraint Systems

    AS[01] (1, 2, Fig. 33) and AS[01]RF (1, 2, Fig. 34). All 4 anchor points must be used. It is mandatory to position the wheelchair in the direction of travel in line with ISO 10542 (WTORS).

  • Page 30: Wheelchair Occupant Restraint System

    The wheelchair’s parking brakes must be fully engaged throughout the drive. Fig. 36 Wrong way to attach the safety belts DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 31 04 USING THE WHEELCHAIR Remove any components that can easily come free from the wheelchair, such as a therapy tray or walking aids etc., before beginning the journey. Keep them in a suitable safe place. Do not raise manually moveable/ height-adjustable footrests when the wheelchair is being occupied during a journey and if the wheelchair has been...

  • Page 32: Individual Adjustments

    5.1 Tools The following tools are required for the settings: Allen key (3, 4, 5, 6) Wrench (10, 13, 19, 26) Cross tip screwdriver DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 33: Armrests (Optional)

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.2 Armrests (optional) If your AS [01] | AS [01] RF are equipped with armrests, you can adjust their height and length. To adjust the height, loosen the screws (1, Fig. 37). Then adjust the armrest to the desired height and position (2, Fig.

  • Page 34: Foot Plate/Foot Board Angle

    Finally, tighten the screw firmly again. Position calf pads: Loosen the two socket head screws in the calf pad holder (4, Fig. 40) Fig. 40 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 35 05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS When you have found the correct height (4, drill holes) tighten the screws up. Loosen the hexagonal screw (5, Fig.40) for the height adjustment. When you have found the desired height, tighten the screws again handtight Adjusting the leg rest angle: The leg rest can be set at an angle of 112°...

  • Page 36: Amputee Board (Optional)

    Loosen the star grip screw (2, Fig. 43). The amputation pad can now be adjusted to any height. When you have found the desired height, tighten the screw again handtight. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 37: Therapy Tray (Optional)

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.7 Therapy tray (optional) The therapy tray is mounted using a set of rails. For further information, see the assembly instruc- tions delivered along with the therapy tray. WARNING Do not use aggressive or granular cleaning Fig. 44 agents to clean the acrylic sheet, otherwise the sheet could become cloudy or scratched.

  • Page 38: Seatback Angle Adjustment

    Move the seatback cushion to the desired position (2, Fig. 47) and then insert the screws again. Fig. 47 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 39: Rear Seat Height Adjustment

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.11 Rear seat height adjustment With the selectable wheels, the rear seat height of the AS [01] | AS [01] RF can be set in a range from 387.5 mm to 525 mm. To adjust the rear seat height, remove the rear wheels and loosen the screw connec- tion of the quick-connect axle socket.

  • Page 40: Setting The Rear Wheel Position

    The position of the rear wheels has an enormous impact on the stability of the wheelchair. When the rear wheel is in an active position, anti-tipping supports must be used. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 41 05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS + 20 mm – 80 mm Fig. 49 Fig. 50 NOTE +20 mm corresponds to a wheelbase extension and is recommended e.g. with lower leg amputation or additional electrical drives for increased tipping stability to the rear. - 80 mm for very agile driving behaviour for experienced wheelchair users...

  • Page 42: Rear Wheel Camber Adjustment

    2 Nm plate outwards or inwards. Then insert both crescents and the screws (1, Fig. 52) on the opposite side. Fig. 51 Fig. 52 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 43 05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Step 2 The connecting plates to the back tube WARNING are bent according to the camber angle and must now be installed in the correct It is important that the plates are installed in position. the correct position according to the camber For clear identification, the plates are marked angle, otherwise the frame will warp.

  • Page 44: Setting The Front Seat Height

    Wheel size 5“/125 mm Castor arm conversion top/bottom see point 5.10 Castor arm Castor arm bottom 41,25 42,5 43,75 46,25 47,5 48,75 Fig. 54 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 45 05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS NOTE Factors such as seat angle, tires, etc. influence the seat height. Therefore, the listed values are to be understood as guide values with a tolerance of approx. +/- 10 mm. Wheel size 6“/150 mm Castor arm conversion top/bottom see point 5.10 Castor arm Castor arm...
  • Page 46 +/- 10 mm. Wheel size 7“/175 mm Castor arm conversion top/bottom see point 5.10 Castor arm Castor arm bottom 46,25 47,5 48,75 51,25 52,5 Fig. 56 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 47: Installation Of The Castor Arms Top Or Bottom (Adjust The Front Seat Height)

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.15 Installation of the castor arms top or bottom (adjust the front seat height) In order to achieve very large and very small front seat heights, the castor arms can be mounted with upwards or downwards orientation. The castor arms are swapped from left to right.
  • Page 48 Chapter 5.15. Fig. 59 WARNING Please make sure that the support plate is not lost and is reinserted in the correct position. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 49: Castor Angle Adjustment

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.16 Seat angle adjustment The angle of the castor arms must be adjusted according to the seat angle, which results from the set seat heights at the front and rear. This angle must be set so that the axes of the steering forks (= castor angle) are perpendicular to the ground.

  • Page 50: Parking Brake Adjustment

    (1, Fig. 63). You can now move the brake carrier until the desired distance is reached (2, Fig. 63). Fig. 63 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 51: Accessories And Add-Ons From External Suppliers

    05 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Then tighten both screws again (1, Fig. 63). Depending on the positioning of the rear wheel, it may also be necessary to move the cross brace support blocks in order to bring the brake into the correct position (1, Fig. 64). NOTE In the case of low seat heights, it may be necessary to mount the brake carrier facing...

  • Page 52: Technical Data

    NOTE All dimensions taken on textile parts (e.g. back upholstery) are to be understood with a toler- ance of +/– 10 mm. Fig. 65 Fig. 66 DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 53: Dimensions And Mass As[01]

    06 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND MASS AS[01] up to 125 kg up to 150 kg Technical specifi cations Min. Max. Min. Max. k Total length with leg rests 1020 b Total width ² i Total height 1140 1140 j Total length folded without leg rests mm Width when folded i Height folded 1140...

  • Page 54: Dimensions And Mass As[01]Rf Without Frame En Retraction

    Wheelchair weight minus removable parts (here without rear wheels, without side panels, without leg rests) Maximum user weight including load/The weight of the load reduces the maximum user weight. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 55: Dimensions And Mass As[01]Rf With Frame Retraction (30Mm Each Side)

    06 TECHNICAL DATA 06 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND MASS AS[01]RF with frame retraction (30mm each side) Leg rest 77 ° up to 125 kg Leg rest 77 ° up to 150 kg Technical specifi cations Min. Max. Min. Max. k Total length with leg rests...

  • Page 56: Dimensions And Mass As[01]Rf With Frame Retraction (30Mm Each Side)

    Wheelchair weight minus removable parts (here without rear wheels, without side panels, without leg rests) Maximum user weight including load/The weight of the load reduces the maximum user weight. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 57: Further Information

    -10°C to +50°C Ambient storage conditions 0°C to 45°C / 20% to 75% relative humidity The AS[01] and AS[01]RF fulfill the requirements of the international standards: DIN EN 12183 the standards for manuel wheelchairs have been tested the static load capacity, shock resistance and fatigue strength have...

  • Page 58: Safety Instructions

    Use your wheelchair only as intended. Do is only used to transport a person, not drive unrestrained against obstacles sitting, on the designated seat surface. (steps, edges) or jump off them. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...
  • Page 59 07 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Observe the road traffic regulations Sand and sea water (or road salt) can when moving in road traffic. damage the wheel bearings. The wheel bearings can be damaged by sand, Wherever possible, wear light, eye-catch- seawater and road salt. ing clothing.

  • Page 60: Instructions For General Use

    (> 4 months). DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 61: Maintenance Schedule

    08 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE monthly What Description Before use Parking brakes • The wheels must not turn if the parking brakes are Check for correct function locked. The parking brakes must be reset after being replaced or if the position of the rear wheels has been changed.
  • Page 62 • Depending on the degree of soiling, but at least once a Cleaning month, the entire wheelchair must be cleaned (see Check for contamination Chapter Cleaning). DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 63: Fault-Finding And Rectification

    08 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE TROUBLESHOOTING What Possible causes Measures Visit an authorised The rear wheels do not run straight • The spokes are loose, warped or broken. specialist dealer • The wheels have different tyre pressures Correct the tyre (only if optional pneumatic tyres have been pressure selected).

  • Page 64: Cleaning

    When disinfecting, pay attention to the usage with satisfactory hygienic results. In this case and processing instructions of the manufacturer we recommend to replace these parts. of the disinfectant. DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 65: Handing Over And Reuse

    08 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE FORWARDING/REUSING Your product is suitable for forwarding/re-use, unless it is a custom-made product and marked accordingly. The number of times it can be reused de- pends on the material wear conditions and the functional capabilities of the respective product.

  • Page 66: Product Labelling

    Fig. 68 in the operating instructions! Medical Device 125 kg CE marking 155XXXXXX Depends on the wheelchair setting and the physical abilities of the Fig. 69 user DIETZ GmbH / User manual adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF / Version 3.0.0 EN...

  • Page 67: Manufacturer's Declarations

    09 MANUFACTURER‘S DECLARATIONS WARRANTY Warranty services refer to all product defects which are verifiably attribut- able to material or manufacturing flaws. The warranty period is 24 months as of receipt of notification of readiness for shipping, but following delivery at the latest. Damage which has occurred due to natural wear, intent, and negligent or improper operation or usage is excluded from the warranty obligation.
  • Page 68 Product group: Manual wheelchairs Product: Adaptive wheelchair AS[01 | AS[01]RF User manual Version 3.0.0 EN Art. No. 911307 As of 2020-03 (RPO) DIETZ GmbH Reutäckerstraße 12 76307 Karlsbad Germany Tel.: +49 7248.9186-0 Fax: +49 7248.9186-86 info@dietz-reha.de www.dietz-reha.de Printing errors, mistakes and price or product changes subject to change without notice.

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