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- Page 1 ULTRA-LIGHT FOLDING WHEELCHAIR WITH CROSSBAR SYSTEM JUNIOR LIGHT User’s manual ENGLISH - rev. 0 – 2021/05...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Starting to drive your wheelchair ..............19 Negotiating obstacles: steps and stairs ............20 Negotiating slopes or inclines ..............22 Ensuring stability ..................23 TRASPORT OF THE WHEELCHAIR ............24 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PARTS ............25 ADJUSTMENTS ..................26 Junior Light... -
Page 4: Introduction
BEFORE using this wheelchair, please READ all parts of this manual and keep it for future reference. Check that the warranty certificate has been fully compiled by the dealer and keep it with care. This document is also available in PDF format for the visually impaired at www.rehateamprogeo.com. Junior Light... -
Page 5: Flammability
This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may This symbol indicates important instructions or special information. cause minor personal injuries or property damage. PRODUCT LABELS UDI code (Unique Device Progeo brand logo Year/month of production Identification) XXXXXXX Product name Serial number Read the user’s manual... -
Page 6: Intended Purposes And Conditions Of Use
If the wheelchair configuration causes the wheelchair width to exceed 700 mm, it may be difficult or impossible to travel on public transport. JUNIOR LIGHT Given its dimensional and structural characteristics, the wheelchair model is ideal for use by both teenagers and adults. -
Page 7: Putting The Wheelchair Into Service And Regular Use
In case of installation of any additional accessory to the product delivered by Rehateam s.r.l., the latter must be guaranteed by your dealer, the accessory device manufacturer, and approved by Rehateam s.r.l. Junior Light... -
Page 8: Tyre Pressure
Occupants with reduced upper limb strength should use the extended lever. Take care not to pinch/crush your fingers when applying and releasing the brakes, but also in any other situation where your hands come close to the brakes. Junior Light... -
Page 9: Quick Release Rear Wheels
Always release the brake before removing and inserting the rear wheel. Always check the correct engagement of the quick release axles. The holes for the rear wheel positioning may pinch or crush your fingers. Take care whenever your hands are close to such holes. Junior Light... -
Page 10: Folding And Unfolding The Wheelchair
Remove the cushion or any other soft or rigid supports from the seat and the backrest. Raise the footrest (this operation is not necessary if the wheelchair is equipped with an automatic closure footrest). With both hands, pull up the seat fabric as shown in the image. Junior Light... -
Page 11: Footrest
150 x 160 170 x 160 Here image on the side shows the correct dual footrest size (B) with respect to seat width (A): 170 x 160 170 x 160 170 x 160 200 x 160 200 x 160 Junior Light... -
Page 12: Front Frame With Removable Footrest
(1). Make sure it is securely locked following the previously outlined instructions. If the wheelchair is equipped with a single footrest, it must always be raised before swinging the footrest frame away. Junior Light... -
Page 13: Calf Strap
The combination of the inclination of the seat with the inclination of the backrest posts and the inclination of a postural backrest with respect to the posts, could result in an angle greater than 25° with respect to the vertical. In that case, the wheelchair must have a headrest or arrangement to secure it as intended for this model. Junior Light... -
Page 14: Armrests
Lever A: 1 = locked position; 2 = open position Always check the armrests are securely locked in their operating position. This is necessary to prevent the armrest from accidentally swinging up, possibly causing the occupant to fall from the wheelchair. Junior Light... - Page 15 (6) Turn the lever D by 90° (7) and then pull the pad up or push it down to the desired height. After adjustment, turn the lever D until it locks in one of the holes of post C (8). Junior Light...
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Page 16: Fasteners
Wheelchair lifetime PROGEO wheelchairs are used on a daily basis and they are consequently subject to continuous stress that causes inevitable wear and tear of the parts. With this in mind, PROGEO wheelchairs have a lifetime of 5 years provided they receive thorough periodic maintenance. -
Page 17: Safety
SAFETY The Progeo wheelchair is a medical device and therefore it MUST NOT BE LENT NOR GIVEN TO OTHER USERS, even for short period. It is forbidden to make any unauthorised modifications or use un-approved parts that may change the wheelchair structure and create an unsafe condition or possible harm to the wheelchair and occupant. -
Page 18: Transfers: Getting In And Out Of The Wheelchair
During wheelchair transfers, never lean or sit on the clothing guard or armrest. These elements coul d bend or break, possibly resulting in injury. If your wheelchair is equipped with armrests, remove or swivel the transfer-side armrest outwards or back to facilitate the manoeuvre. If your wheelchair is a tilting seat type, you should set it flat. Junior Light... -
Page 19: Starting To Drive Your Wheelchair
If you hang a backpack, a bag or any other object on the push handlebars or any rear area of the wheelchair, the resulting uneve n weight distribution can significantly affect the risk of overbalancing. TO PREVENT THE WHEELCHAIR FROM OVERBALANCING DURING NORMAL USE, WE RECOMMEND FITTING AN ANTITIPPING SYSTEM. Junior Light... -
Page 20: Negotiating Obstacles: Steps And Stairs
Tip the wheelchair forward until the front castors rest on the upper surface of the obstacle. Lean forward in the chair so that the rear of the chair is lighter. Grasp the hand rims tightly and move the rear wheels forwards to push them on top of the obstacle. Junior Light... - Page 21 In the case of stairs with more than one step, two assistants are always required. The first assistant stands behind the wheelchair and holds the push handles. The second assistant grasps a fixed part of the front frame, guiding the wheelchair manoeuvre from the front. Junior Light...
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Page 22: Negotiating Slopes Or Inclines
Hold on to the hand rims on the rear wheels and allow them to slide slowly through your hands. The occupant should be able to stop the wheelchair at any time simply by blocking the motion of the hand rims. Junior Light... -
Page 23: Ensuring Stability
Do not move your upper body beyond the rear wheel as the wheelchair could overbalance. For greater safety and stability, hold on to the wheelchair with your free hand. Do not lean too far out to the side, the wheelchair could overbalance. Junior Light... -
Page 24: Trasport Of The Wheelchair
Take hold of the chair with two hands on the two fixed parts of the frame to balance the wheelchair’s weight and make it easier to lift. Load the wheelchair into the car and then the rear wheels. Junior Light... -
Page 25: General Description Of Parts
8 Rear wheel 9 Rear wheel plate 10 Quick release axle 11 Tyre 12 Rear frame 13 Anti-tip wheel 14 Fork support 15 Fork 16 Castor 17 Crossbar 18 Footrest frame 19 Front frame 20 Heel strap 21 Footrest Junior Light... -
Page 26: Adjustments
ADJUSTMENTS The PROGEO wheelchair is a medical device manufactured according to a patient-specific data sheet compiled by qualified personnel. Rehateam s.r.l.. manufactures, tests and delivers the wheelchair to the dealer with the measurements and characteristics required in the order data sheet. -
Page 27: Accessories
To turn the anti-tip wheel up, down, or remove it completely, press the pin A and rotate or pull out the anti- tipper. To insert the anti-tipper, slide it inside the post B, turn it up or down as needed, and then make sure that the pin A slots into hole C. Junior Light... -
Page 28: Push Handles For Assistant
Before using the tray, make sure it is firmly fixed. Try to move it to-and-fro: if it does not move, it is ready for use. To remove the tray, loosen the bolt A of the support S on each side of the wheelchair and slide it off. Junior Light... -
Page 29: Pelvic Belt And Harness
Before sitting in the wheelchair, the occupant or assistant should open the buckles by pressing on both sides of the locking buckle and pulling the two parts open. Once seated in the chair with the belt or harness in place, the occupant can close the buckles by fastening the two parts together. Both belts can be easily adjusted by pulling the extremities of their bands. Junior Light... -
Page 30: Headrest
Turn the lever A by 90°and swing the lateral support to the opposite position where it will automatically lock. Make sure the system is stable. Always check the adjustment; in fact, if the system is unstable, it may pose a risk to the occupant. Junior Light... -
Page 31: Rear Wheels / Tyres / Hand Rims
For occupants who need more grip, a silicon cover can be mounted on the aluminium hand rim. Spoke guards Their function is mainly cosmetic but they also prevent occupants from accidentally inserting their fingers into the rear wheel spokes. Junior Light... -
Page 32: Castors
The lateral clothing guards are in plastic and of the “mudguard” type. These are originally fixed with their edges approximately 5 mm above the tyre to prevent occupants from inserting their fingers between tyre and mudguard itself. 5 mm Junior Light... -
Page 33: Maintenance
Have a complete check of the wheelchair carried out (at least every three months) by qualified personnel authorised for maintenance on PROGEO products. For any questions relating to the adjustment and maintenance of your PROGEO wheelchair, the experienced technical staff at Rehateam s.r.l. are at the complete disposal of all our clients. -
Page 34: Replacement Of Worn Parts
Check the quick release axles. • Check the folding system (seat and/or backrest). • Check the footplate. • Check the parking brakes. • General check of all screws. • The condition of all parts subjected to wear and tear. Junior Light... -
Page 35: Disinfection And Reuse Of The Wheelchair
Alternatively, you can return the backrest to your dealer for disposal In the event of disposal, be aware of any broken or damaged parts which could create a situation of potential danger with cutting or pinching injuries. The use of suitable protection is recommended. Junior Light... -
Page 36: Troubleshooting Guide
Bad adjustment of brake position Check brake adjustment. Incorrect tyre pressure. The wheelchair fails to roll smoothly. Check tyre pressure. Worn out tyres. Change tyres. The wheelchair is difficult to unfold. Over-tightened backrest bands. Slacken the backrest bands. Junior Light... -
Page 37: Technical Specifications
Keys: = from to; = adjustable; = frame; 1= conservative; 2 = standard; 3 = active; 4 = extreme; SW = seat width; ≈ = approximately; ├ = starting from; = according to model; = with camber JUNIOR LIGHT SEAT WIDTH... -
Page 38: Warranty
The authorised distributor in cases of simple repairs may take action independently to eliminate the defect or bring the defect to the attention of Rehateam s.r.l. in specific cases. With reference to our production line that is labelled with the trademarks PROGEO and PHYSIO, since these products are manufactured to occupant specifications and with artisanal and not industrial procedures, minor imperfections, minor colour and carbon fibre weave discrepancies are not to be considered as defects. - Page 39 Junior Light...
- Page 40 Certified company TÜV Rheinland in compliance with directive UNI CEI EN 13485 : 2016 Place of production: Castagnole di Paese (TV) ITALY DISTRIBUTOR / DEALER PRODUCT LABEL Date of delivery to user: ___________________________ Stamp of distributor / dealer Junior Light...
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