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- Page 1 Ypush Owner's Manual Model: Ypush/YPPAWC/01 World Launch Hybrid Manual & Power-assisted Pushing Aid Brintal Limited Marion Place, Port Grat, Rehacare 2019 Owner’s Manual St Sampsons, Guernsey GY2 4TD www.ypush.com & Service Record E. and 0.E. Issue 3 02/2021...
- Page 2 World Launch INSTRUCTIONS TO THE YPUSH DEALER Rehacare 2019 This Owner’s Manual is part of the Ypush package and a copy should be provided with every product supplied. Exclusive product launch - visit us at Rehacare 2019 Dusseldorf Stand C1 Rehacare 2019 Owner’s Manual and Service Record...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
OWNERS SERVICE LOG BATTERY INTRODUCTION Brintal Ypush/YPPAWC/01 Battery level indicator/Installation/Connection and Removal SERVICING NOTES AND REMINDERS Battery care and Charging warnings BATTERY CHARGER AND CHARGING Charging with the Battery installed in the Ypush Charging with the battery removed from the Ypush... -
Page 4: Introduction From Brintal Ceo
It’s difficult enough to push someone on the flat, but throw in a hill or a tricky surface, and it can be pretty From all of us at Brintal, we hope you enjoy getting out much impossible. If the Carer is struggling and the and about with the Ypush. -
Page 5: Ypush General Introduction
Exclusive product launch - visit us at Rehacare 2019 Dusseldorf Stand C1 The Ypush is easy to use, lightweight, and can be quickly and easily folded for transportation. Provided that the Ypush is maintained and operated in Rehacare 2019 accordance with this manual, it will last for many years. -
Page 6: Product/Dealer Information
Features and Layout Brintal Ypush/YPPAWC/01 Please see Technical Specifications on page 35 for more details. Right & Left Push Handles with Brintal "Hands off" safety brake system Right & Left Power Steering buttons underneath handles (left shown) Power-assist throttle lever, Reverse button... -
Page 7: What's In The Box
What’s in the Box? 1 x Ypush Attendant Controlled Power-assisted Wheelchair Model: Ypush/YPPAWC/01 1 x Travel Roller Bag Model: YP-TRB/01 1 x Battery Charger 1 x Lithium Battery Pack 1 x Battery Pack Carry Case Model: Model: Model: YPCv1 YPE 01/1... -
Page 8: General Safety Information
This manual contains important safety notices and warnings. They are clearly marked with the Warning The Ypush is intended for use in the home, and on paved triangle, or the Pinch-point symbol below. Make sure or other smooth hard surfaces. Kerbs should be avoided that you understand these notices. -
Page 9: Safety Information General Usage
Warning: The Ypush has been designed and tested for Warning: If the Ypush is left out in the sun, surfaces could occupants up to the maximum weight recorded in the become extremely hot. Always try to park the wheelchair Technical Specification. -
Page 10: Safety Information Driving & General Warnings
Warning – Transferring On and Off: Do not attempt to get must lean forward when climbing a kerb and lean back on or off the Ypush unless it is switched off, at rest, and on a when descending. stable, level surface with the brakes on. Never get on or off on a hill. -
Page 11: Controls & Features
When in the off/charge position the battery can be charged (see charging section) and the Power-assist will be disabled for safety reasons. Always remove the key when the Ypush is unattended or when the battery is being charged. Battery Indicator: The LED lights mounted on the throttle assembly, located on the right handlebar, show the current level of charge in the battery pack when the ignition is on. -
Page 12: Forward And Reverse Button
Note: In reverse the maximum speed pos- sible is slower. Sleep mode: If the Ypush is left switched on and not used for 30 min- utes, it will go into "Sleep mode" to save battery power. All throttle and ignition LED’s will go out. -
Page 13: Power Steering Buttons
Ypush ignition, disconnect the battery and report the fault to your Dealer for investigation. Note: In the event of an electrical fault or issue, and Power-assist cannot be used for any reason, the Ypush can still be pushed manually, but for safety reasons, disconnect the battery first. -
Page 14: Safety Braking System Operation
Note: Brake Steering: When travelling down a slope, by releasing more pressure on one brake lever than the other, it is possible to "brake steer" the Ypush to turn left or right whilst still moving along. (Thumb OFF throttle!) Warning! In the event that the brake lever is jammed in the "UP"... -
Page 15: Brake Override Lever Unlocking/Locking
SAFE position when the Ypush is in use. Locking Override lever – (SAFE/BRAKES ON) Before using the Ypush check that the override levers are both in the (SAFE/ BRAKES ON) position. If they are unlocked, hold the brake handle firmly down as shown by the black arrow, and using the other hand, "un-click"... -
Page 16: Mechanical Anti-Tip/Occupant Sensor
Warning! Always fit correctly before an occupant boards the Ypush. They should remain in place at all times while being used, as they are a safety device to reduce the risk of injury from tipping over backwards if excessive gradients are attempted. -
Page 17: Electronic Anti-Tip System/Footbars
Footbars: There are two adjustable footbars fitted inside the chassis at the rear of the Ypush. Foot pressure on them can help the attendant negotiate small obstacles such as kerbs. How to use: The attendant can apply progressive downward foot pres-... -
Page 18: Battery Introduction
When you receive your Ypush, the high performance Lithium Battery Pack is only partially charged – always fully charge it before use. You can either charge it fitted in the Ypush, or remove the battery and charge it in another location. -
Page 19: Battery Care And Charging Warnings
If the charger or battery pack appears • Try to charge the Ypush battery weekly, whether it is in damaged in any way do not try to use it. Contact use or not, and any other spare batteries you may have. -
Page 20: Battery Charger And Charging Charging With The Battery Installed In The Ypush
The long flexible charger lead extends, to reach mains power sockets quite a distance from the wheelchair. Place the Ypush in an area that is dry and well ventilated and within the charging temperature range stated in the Technical Specification. Make sure a mains power socket is within reach. -
Page 21: Charging With The Battery Removed From The Ypush
Always charge the battery in an area that is dry and well-ventilated and within the charging temperature range stated in the Technical Specification. For your convenience, you can charge the battery away from the Ypush using the special Brintal Battery Charger located under the left hand armrest. -
Page 22: Unpacking And Assembly - See Text
Ypush before use. on the floor. Read this manual thoroughly, understand all the With the flap on the ground, roll the Ypush out of functions and features, and undertake all the safety the bag. checks before use. -
Page 23: Setting Up The Ypush Unpacking And Assembly - See Images
Setting up the Ypush Unpacking and assembly – see text page 22... -
Page 24: For Transport Or Storage - See Text
UP up and packed for transportation or storage. The Travel to release the seat clips. This will allow the Ypush to start Roller Bag is the best way to keep the Ypush protected. folding up narrower, then push the seat material back The following sequence will guide you through packing down along with the seat belt and buckle. -
Page 25: Packing Up The Ypush For Transport Or Storage - See Images
Packing up the Ypush For transport or storage - see text page 24... -
Page 26: Practise Driving Without Occupant Manual And Power-Assist
10kg. Note: You may notice that when weight is put on the seat the Ypush lowers slightly at the front. This is normal and and part of the anti-tip design. Manual Steering: Push the Ypush, and practise steering by applying left or... -
Page 27: Attendant And Occupant
Ypush, please always ask an attendant for help and advice. Transferring in: Ensure that the Ypush is set up correctly - see pages 22-23, on a level surface, the brakes are on, with the brake handles UP. See page 14. -
Page 28: Driving The Ypush Attendant Checklist And Driving Tips
Before setting out, check the weather forecast. If it is Push down on both brake levers to release the brakes. snowy or icy, do not attempt to use the Ypush. Ensure you are wearing suitable clothing, whether your journey is long Gently press the throttle lever to start powered driving, or short. -
Page 29: Transporting & Air Travel Information Iata/Un
If there are any issues check the troubleshooting guide or contact your Ypush Your airline or other carrier may view the transport Dealer if necessary. information @ www.ypush .com via a browser or use a smartphone to scan the QR code below. IATA/UN 38.3... -
Page 30: Faqs Frequently-Asked Questions
Can I take the Ypush on a cruise ship? This is a difficult question as it depends on many factors. Yes, the Ypush folds up to the same size as a regular trav- The life of a battery depends upon the number of "use and el chair, so current regulations allow stowage in the ward- charge"... -
Page 31: Regular Maintenance Checks And Servicing Owner/Attendant
Check the operation of the brakes and brake override Contact your Dealer for advice before you consider dis- levers and if you have any concerns, do not use the Ypush posing of the Ypush. They will be aware of the environ- and contact your Dealer. -
Page 32: User Trouble-Shooting Owner/User Quick Guide
If you have any doubts or regularly updated as time goes by with general informa- concerns don’t use the Ypush and immediately contact tion, user tips, and handy hints to help you get the most your Dealer. -
Page 33: Diagnostics And Functions Guide
Low Battery - recharge now. Shut-down imminent - Recharge ASAP - A small amount of range remains. Flashing Recharge or replace with a spare battery. The Ypush may still be operated in manual mode. Turn assist controls Left hand Either there is no weight in the seat... - Page 34 When switched back to forward the red light will stop flashing. Green LED Constant Green 1 sec beep once Power on (Key on) - Ypush ready POWER OFF / Charge position on Key / No Battery connected / Electrical protection breaker triggered. On/off...
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Page 35: Technical Specification Brintal Ypush/Yppawc/01
1. The applicable climatic requirements of ISO 7176-9:2009 - For the operational safety of users and longevity of the battery pack, please observe all temperature limits and advice stated in this Owner’s Manual. 2. The relevant requirements of ISO 7176:14 2008. Due to a policy of continual improvement, Brintal Ltd reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. -
Page 36: Technical Information
Avoid getting close to transmitter masts, such as television and radio masts. Note you may experience interference when close to ambulance or fire stations. If your Ypush starts to operate by itself switch it off and Li-ion report this to your Dealer. Brintal Ypush... -
Page 37: Servicing The Ypush
– check "switch" point is half way by observing warning LED and adjust if necessary • Fold and unfold the Ypush to check for smoothness of oper- ation - check chassis pivots, seat clips, footrests and all fasten- Next: Elevate the rear wheels so they are off the ground ings are correct tightness. -
Page 38: Owners Service Log Brintal Ypush/Yppawc/01
Owners Service Log Brintal Ypush/YPPAWC/01 Notice for the Service Engineer: Please make sure this service record is stamped and dated after each ser- vice and or repair. Customers must be given a detailed receipt in support of stamps entered to validate this record. -
Page 39: Servicing Notes And Reminders
Servicing notes and reminders... - Page 40 Model: Ypush/YPPAWC/01 Hybrid Manual & Power-assisted Pushing Aid Brintal Limited Marion Place, Port Grat, Owner’s Manual St Sampsons, Guernsey GY2 4TD www.ypush.com & Service Record E. and 0.E. Issue 3 02/2021...