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OWNER'S MANUAL
OM | PD-A20605 | 100091 1 | REV. 01
ALLTRACK M
Ascent Power Wheelchair
3
Supplier: This Owner's Manual must be given to the wheelchair user.
User: Before using this wheelchair, please read this entire Owner's Manual and save it for future reference.
Caution: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a practitioner licensed by the law of the State/Province in which they practice.
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- Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL OM | PD-A20605 | 100091 1 | REV. 01 ALLTRACK M Ascent Power Wheelchair Supplier: This Owner’s Manual must be given to the wheelchair user. User: Before using this wheelchair, please read this entire Owner’s Manual and save it for future reference. Caution: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a practitioner licensed by the law of the State/Province in which they practice.
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Page 2: Introduction
GIVE BACK TO NATURE. Feel like giving back more? Register please contact your authorized supplier or a qualified technician your Alltrack on the link or QR code below and Amylior will prior to operating your Alltrack power wheelchair. Not doing commit to 10 trees. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Maintenance chart .............46 VII. WARNINGS: COMPONENTS & OPTIONS 18 - 21 Ordering parts ..............47 Armrests ................18 Batteries ................18 XII. AMYLIOR LIMITED WARRANTY Cushion and sling seats ............. 18 XIII. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 48-49 Fasteners ................18 Foot platform/footplates ........... 18 APPENDIX A Freewheel release levers &... -
Page 4: Your Power Wheelchair And Its Parts
III. YOUR ALLTRACK M SERIES POWER SEAT DEPTH RANGE WHEELCHAIR & ITS PARTS • Adjustable from 15” to 22” (380 mm to 560 mm) BACK CANE HEIGHT BASE POWER WHEELCHAIR USER WEIGHT LIMITS* • 22” to 26” (560 mm to 660 mm) •... - Page 5 III. YOUR ALLTRACK M SERIES POWER WHEELCHAIR AND ITS PARTS ( continued 1- Joystick 7- Seat Pan 13- Freewheel Release Lever 2- Chest support 8- Seat Frame 14- Brake Release Lever 3- Backrest 9- Base Frame 15- Foot Platform 4- Headrest 10- Drive Wheels 16- Front Riggings 5- Push Handle...
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Page 6: Iv. Notice - Read Before Use
Be aware that electrostatic discharge has the in this Owner’s Manuel. Amylior is not responsible for injuries or potential of damaging electronic components damage caused by misuse or lack of judgement. -
Page 7: Recommendations And Hindrances For Using The Standing Function
1. RECOMMENDATIONS STANDING REGULARLY The standing function on Amylior power wheelchairs is PROMOTES WELL-BEING precisely designed to help people who are unable to stand on their own. Individuals with conditions such as spinal cord Studies have shown that the activity of moving from sitting to... -
Page 8: Emi (Electromagnetic Interference)
V. EMI WHAT EFFECT CAN EMI HAVE? (ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE) WARNING WARNING EMI can cause your power wheelchair, without warning, to: Read all warnings to reduce the risk of unintended power wheelchair movement: • Move by itself • Move in unintended directions Beware of the danger from hand-held transceivers. -
Page 9: Immunity Level
Contact: AMYLIOR’s Customer Service Department 3. The tested configuration that was found to be immune to at at (888) 453-031 1. -
Page 10: Vi. General Warnings
VI. GENERAL WARNINGS USER AND ATTENDANTS WARNING WARNING When transferring the user in or out of the wheelchair, NEVER Read all warnings in this section. If you do not comply with these use the footplate as a platform. warnings, a fall, tip-over or loss of control may occur and cause severe injury to you or others. -
Page 11: Weight Limit
• Hold your torso erect NEVER make any customizations, changes or modifications to • Avoid running into objects. any part of your Alltrack power wheelchair unless explicitly authorized by AMYLIOR. Doing so will void the warranty and may create a safety hazard. WARNING WARNING... -
Page 12: When Seated In A Parked Wheelchair
WHEN SEATED IN A PARKED 2. Proceed slowly and use extra care if you must operate your power wheelchair on a wet or slick surface. POWER WHEELCHAIR WARNING • When in doubt, have someone help you. • Do so only if you are sure it is safe. ALWAYS turn off all power to your wheelchair when you are parked, even for a moment. -
Page 13: Motor Vehicle Safety/Transit Use
• If standing: Return to the seating position, reduce speed and the WC19-ISO option. This option may limit the wheelchair’s proceed cautiously. configuration. Please contact your representative or Amylior’s Customer Service. • Consult a profession to have your Alltrack serviced. -
Page 14: Transfers
TRANSFERS LEANING OR REACHING WARNING WARNING It is dangerous to transfer on your own. It requires good bal ance Leaning or reaching affects the center of gravity of your power and agility. Be aware that there is a point during every trans fer wheelchair. -
Page 15: Obstacles
OBSTACLES RAMPS, SLOPES & SIDEHILLS WARNING WARNING Obstacles you may have to overcome daily include door The center of gravity of your power wheelchair changes when thresholds, lifts, ramps and hazards such as potholes and broken you are on a slope. pavement. -
Page 16: To Reduce The Risk Of Falls, Tip-Over, Or Loss Of Control
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF A FALL, RAMPS AT HOME AND WORK TIP-OVER OR LOSS OF CONTROL: WARNING WARNING Before driving on a ramp, return to a seating position and survey the condition of the ramp. On slippery ramps traction may be NEVER use your power wheelchair on a slope unless you are reduced causing your wheelchair to slide. -
Page 17: Curbs, Stairs, And Escalators
CURBS & SINGLE STEPS STAIRS PROHIBITED! WARNING NEVER use this power wheelchair to go up or down stairs, even NEVER be in the standing position when using a curb, ramp with an attendant. Doing so is likely to cause a fall or tip-over. or uneven floor. -
Page 18: Warnings: Components & Options
Use of improper fasteners may NOTE - Using parts or making changes without prior authorization cause malfunction. from AMYLIOR may create a safety hazard and will void the Only use fasteners provided by AMYLIOR. warranty. 2. If fasteners become loose, tighten them immediately. -
Page 19: Freewheel Release Levers & Brake Release Layers
FREEWHEEL RELEASE LEVERS POSITIONING BELTS & BRAKE RELEASE LEVERS WARNING WARNING Use a positioning belt only to help support your posture. Im proper use of such belts may cause severe injury or death. DO NOT engage or disengage freewheel/brake release levers unless power to the wheelchair is off. -
Page 20: Seating Systems
Pinch points may occur when operating power seating/standing options. Ensure that hands, any body Use of a seating system not approved by AMYLIOR may parts and clothing are clear of all power seating/standing alter the center of gravity of this power wheelchair. This may components that may get struck between moving parts cause a fall or tip-over. -
Page 21: Weight Capacity For Power Options
POWER TILT POWER ELEVATING LEGRESTS WARNING WARNING NOTE - (Pinch Point) - Avoid putting hands or fingers near the NOTE - (Pinch Point) - Avoid putting hands or fingers near the power tilt mechanism while in operation. power legrests mechanism while in operation. The CG power tilt option for this chair has a maximum user weight The power legrests for this power chair has a maximum user capacity of 250 lb (113 kg). -
Page 22: Viii. Set-Up, Adjustment & Use
• Many nuts are of the nylon insert lock nut type. NOTE - These tools can be found in common hardware stores. They have a plastic insert to help prevent loosening. • Only use screws, bolts and nuts provided by AMYLIOR. BATTERY USE (FIG.1-2 ON NEXT PAGE) CABLE AND FUSES... -
Page 23: Removing The Batteries
2. REMOVING THE BATTERIES FOR TRANSPORTING Fig.2 OR SERVICING (Fig.1-2 on next page) a) Push tabs together towards the center to release door (A). b) Drop panel (B). Carefully pull battery pack until cable connection is accessible. d) Disconnect and pull battery pack to full deployment to remove it. -
Page 24: Center Mount Adjustment
CENTER MOUNT ADJUSTMENT Fig.1 (Fig.1-2) NOTE - The following adjustments are done on both sides whether one-piece footplate or split footplates as well as on both calf pads. 1. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT (FIG.2) ONE-PIECE FOOTPLATE: a) Loosen 4 securing bolts (A) with 4 mm Allen key. b) Slide footplate to desired height. -
Page 25: Cantilever Armrest Adjustment
NOTE - For proper seat and back adjustments, technicians must refer t Tightening nut to the Adjusting Seat, Back and Center of Gravity Instruction Guide on on our website: https://amylior.com/instruction-guides/ Pivot ball u t Straight height adjustment rod Fig.5 2” (50 mm) -
Page 26: Standing Function
STANDING FUNCTION PELVIC BELT The standing function makes it possible for the user to stand up in The pelvic belt must ALWAYS be fastened whether seated in the the wheelchair. wheelchair or in the standing mode. • The standing function procedure automatically activates 1. -
Page 27: Chest Strap
CHEST STRAP 1. USING THE CHEST STRAP WARNING • The chest strap may only be assembled, adjusted and adapted adapted by an authorised supplier. • Before operating the standing function, the chest strap supplied as standard must be buckled according to instructions. - Page 28 3. FASTENING THE CHEST STRAP: Fig.5 (FIG.3-6) a) The user must be seated properly in the wheelchair. b) Fasten the magnetic buckles together until a click is heard (Fig.3) Use the D ring to refine adjustment until snug. (Fig.4) d) Ensure the chest strap fully supports the user and that there is enough room to fit a hand width between the user and the strap .
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Page 29: Knee Support
PROHIBITED! Knee Support and Chest Strap Instruction Guide on on our website on our website: • NEVER use knee support without the chest strap and https://amylior.com/instruction-guides/ pelvic belt for the standing function. WARNING Adjustments must be performed by a healthcare professional and/or authorized technician. -
Page 30: Joystick
JOYSTICK 5. ADJUSTING JOYSTICK USING ROTATING BALL (Fig.2) a. Lightly loosen 3 securing screws (G) on rotating ball Please refer to the input device Owner's Manual provided with ring, one at a time, with a 1/8 Allen key. the information package. b. -
Page 31: Freewheel & Brake Release Levers
FOR BRAKE RELEASE FREEWHEEL RELEASE LEVERS (FIG.5) (Fig.4) a) To disengage levers: When you need to manually push the power wheelchair, for Rotate both levers toward the outside (C). example in an emergency, or if batteries fail, you must disengage the freewheel release levers*. -
Page 32: Ix. Operating Guide
The joystick connects to a power module, which controls the power wheelchair’s performance. The joystick varies based on the option selected for you. NOTE - Use only AMYLIOR recommended parts. LOCKING OR UNLOCKING THE JOYSTICK NOTE - Please refer to the Owner's Manual provided with informa tion package. -
Page 33: Display Settings For R-Net Color Models
• Control the joystick. Exit • Avoid running into objects. NOTE - Control settings are adjusted by your AMYLIOR authorized supplier. • Once information is entered, select exit and toggle WARNING joystick accordingly. When starting the wheelchair, the joystick toggle functions as an accelerator. -
Page 34: Power Seating/Standing Options
POWER SEATING/STANDING OPTIONS SEAT TILT NEUTRAL POSITION THIS IS REFERRED TO AS THE NEUTRAL POSITION DRIVE LOCK-OUT This position is without elevation and/or tilt, Drive lock-out is a safety feature designed to prevent the power wheelchair from being driven while in a tilt angle over 15° fully retracted center mount and backrest in an upright position. - Page 35 SEAT ELEVATE BACKREST RECLINE DRIVING IN REDUCED SPEED (CREEP MODE) TIP LIMIT SWITCH Reduced drive speed is a feature designed to allow the user to When equipped with a power tilt and power or manual recline combination, your power wheelchair will include a tip switch drive the wheelchair at a reduced speed while lifted up to 1 1”...
- Page 36 COMBINATION POWER RECLINE AND LEGREST ELEVATE TIP LIMIT SWITCH ELEVATING & ARTICULATING CENTER MOUNT When equipped with a power tilt and power or manual recline combination, your power wheelchair will include a tip switch located on the right-hand side inside the backrest shroud. The purpose of the tip switch is to control the total angle of the tilt and recline combined.
- Page 37 POWER STANDING WARNING • The use of the standing function can only be prescribed by a medical professional. Introduction to regular standing should be done under the supervision of a qualified therapist. • BEFORE using the standing function, the user MUST attach chest strap &...
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Page 38: Power Options Operation Through The Joystick
POWER OPTIONS OPERATION THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS APPLICABLE THROUGH THE JOYSTICK TO ALL JOYSTCKS SHOWN: a) For power seating/standing operation, first push the mode The power tilt, seat elevate, elevate & articulating center mount, button to access options. and standing functions can be operated using the joystick on your power wheelchair. -
Page 39: Multiple Power Activation
2. SINGLE PUSH BUTTON 2. 4-WAY TOGGLE To activate the power option, push the button once and hold until the desired position is achieved, then release. To return toward the neutral position, push the button a second time. NOTE – This toggle switch can be pre-programmed with 2, 3 or 4 power seating options. -
Page 40: Storing Power Positions In Memory
4. TOGGLE KEYPAD AND BUTTON KEYPAD d) To select the memory seating location on the keypad, toggle down one of the switches or push one of the bottom buttons Activating power options (A) on these devices depends on for 3 seconds. If the position is stored successfully, the green whether they are equipped with the feature of storing power LED will remain on. -
Page 41: Power Seating/Standing Operation Pictogram Legend
NOTE - These keypads are examples of the factory- programmed positioning for each power seating options which will depend on the configuration selected by the user. The bottom row of pictograms (B) on the keypads represent factory-programmed positions stored in memory if that option is selected. -
Page 42: Troubleshooting Guide For Power Options
• Verify electrical assembly and programming thoroughly in one direction • Cable connected in wrong location • If problem persists, call AMYLIOR technical • Pinched cables support for further instructions Relays can be heard, but • Actuator not connected to power module •... -
Page 43: Batteries
X. BATTERIES BATTERY CHARGER A battery charger produces a direct current (DC). When applied INTRODUCTION to a discharged battery, this reverses the chemical reaction that led to its discharge. 1. NOTES - 1. CHARGE RATE. HOW FAST A BATTERY WILL •... -
Page 44: Charging Batteries
ALWAYS WARNING Use the charger that comes with your power wheelchair. • Batteries weigh up to 55 lb (25 kg) each. Use caution when Read and follow all instructions and warnings. lifting them to and from the compartment to avoid back strain. -
Page 45: Cleaning
DISINFECTING & RE-USING A POWER WHEELCHAIR Regular care and maintenance will prevent premature wear and unexpected damage to your Amylior product. Use only the Many disinfecting products are commercially available and must following cleaning methods. be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Before using any products on the wheelchair, test on a small area to ensure the disinfecting product is compatible with the wheelchair materials. -
Page 46: Battery Maintenance
If any of the items are loose, worn, bent or distorted, im mediately have them checked and/or repaired by 2. CORROSION your authorized AMYLIOR supplier. If you hear unusual noises Check battery terminals often for corrosion. such as rattling, screeching or knocking; feel unusual sensations such as shaking, vibrating or bouncing;... -
Page 47: Ordering Parts
6. User weight and height. XII. ALLTRACK LIMITED WARRANTY NOTE - For your Alltrack general warranty information, return policy, disclaimer and warranty limitations, please refer to the Amylior website: http://amylior.com/ Once online, select the country application for the chair. The Alltrack... -
Page 48: Xiii. Product Specifications
Configuration MID-WHEEL DRIVE - ASCENT (WITH STANDING POWER OPTION) HCPCS Codes (For US only) E2301 - 0-250 lb / 0-1 13 kg Alltrack M3 Ascent Patented Dual Action Suspension: Fully independent 6-wheel interactive suspension with vertical Suspension system shock absorbption 3.5”... - Page 49 Configuration MID-WHEEL DRIVE - ASCENT (cont'd) Overall length with legrest 44.5" (1 130 mm) Static stability downhill 1 1° seated position (No slope allowed in standing mode) Static stability uphill 15° seated position (No slope allowed in standing mode) Static stability sideways 10°...
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Page 50: Battery Connection Label
APPENDIX A BATTERY CONNECTION LABEL WARNING ATTENTION • NEVER CROSS BATTERY CABLES • NE JAMAIS CROISER LES FILS LORS WHEN INSTALLING THEM. DE L’INSTALLATION • ALWAYS PLACE THE PROTECTIVE CAPS • TOUJOURS POSITIONNER LES CAPUCHONS TO COMPLETELY COVER THE PROTECTEURS POUR RECOUVRIR BATTERY POLES. - Page 52 For more information: info@amylior.com www.amylior.com Phone: +1 450 424-0288 T/F Phone: 1 888 453-031 1 Manufactured by: Inc. 3190 F.-X.-Tessier Vaudreuil-Dorion QC J7V 5V5, CANADA...
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Who should we contact to make adjustments to the joy stick. It is too touchy for my mom, she has a hard time keeping the wheelchair straight when driving it.
To adjust the joystick sensitivity on the Amylior ALLTRACK M3 wheelchair, you need to modify the settings on the power module. This should be done by an authorized supplier to ensure proper configuration. If you experience difficulty controlling the joystick, contact your authorized supplier immediately for adjustments. Additionally, refer to the input device Owner's Manual for specific joystick adjustments.
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