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- Page 1 Partnerschaft für mobile Kinder CESA / CESA Abdu Service instructions...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CESA - Service and maintenance instructions Content Page Model identification & basic configuration 1.1 Model identification (label) _____________________________________________________ 4 1.2 Basic configuration __________________________________________________________ 5 1.3 Environmental conditions _____________________________________________________ 5 Overview CESA _________________________________________________________________ 6 Common information ____________________________________________________________ 7 3.1 Preface ___________________________________________________________________ 7 3.2 Application _________________________________________________________________ 8 3.3 Declaration of conformity______________________________________________________ 8 3.4 Terms of warranty ___________________________________________________________ 8... - Page 3 7.10 Push bar and handles, One hand push-handle ____________________________________ 26 7.11 Tie down kit _______________________________________________________________ 27 7.12 Backrest extension _________________________________________________________ 27 7.13 Footrest hanger __________________________________________________________27-28 7.14 Fender _________________________________________________________________28-29 7.15 Therapy tray ______________________________________________________________ 29 7.16 Spoke guards _____________________________________________________________ 29 7.17 Calf strap _________________________________________________________________ 29 7.18 Anti tip and tip assist ________________________________________________________ 30 7.19 Abduction block ____________________________________________________________ 30 7.20 Seat and back cushion ____________________________________________________30-31 7.21 Headrest _________________________________________________________________ 31 7.22 Back cover & edge protection _________________________________________________ 31...
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Page 4: Model Identification (Label)
1 Model identification 1.1 Model identification (label) (The label is attached to the axle tube) Colour code Article number Size Serial number CE label Classification / Product name Date of manufacture Maximum load / load capacity Manufacturer Place of manufacture Year of manufacture UDI Code... -
Page 5: Basic Configuration
1.2 Basic configuration - Box frame active wheelchair in aluminium construction, powder coated - seat depth grows with the child - 3 frame sizes: Frame size 1: SW 24-30 cm in 2 cm steps Frame size 2: SW 26-36 cm in 2 cm steps Frame size 3: SW 30-44 cm in 2 cm steps - Convertible to other seat widths - Front seat heights: 36 cm up to 49cm - Seat angle: 0° up to 12° - Footrest hanger incl. aluminium footboard - Backrest angle: -10°up to +10° - Seat- and back panel - Clothes cover - HOGGI light rear wheels inclusive push rims (removable via quick-release axle) - HOGGI light wheel locks - Camber 3°, 6°, 9° or 12° - Load capacity: 100 kg 1.3 Environmental conditions Environmental factors such as temperature and humidity can damage the wheelchair. The manufacturer recommends not condensing the CESA at ambient temperatures between -20 ° C and + 40 ° C and a humidity of 5 to 100%. Caution: prolonged exposure to the sun may cause parts of the wheelchair to become hot. Be sure to! -
Page 6: Overview Cesa
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Page 7: Common Information
3 Common Information 3.1 Preface Thank you for selecting the CESA wheechair. We have designed this high-quality product to make your life safer and easier, and we’ve included this manual to help you use and care for it. Please read the following instructions to make sure you use this product as recommended. If you have any further questions, or if you have any problems, please contact your health- care provider. We hope that CESA meets your expectations. We reserve technical modifi cations regarding the specifi ed model in this manual. Before using the wheechair the fi rst time, this manual has to be read and understood by patient and support personnel in oder to ensure a safe handling with the wheelchair. Regular maintenance is important - it increases safety and prolongs the life of the product. Every rehab product should be checked and serviced once a year. However, it is recommended to check, readjust and, if necessary, service products with a high frequency of use, with users in growth or users with a changing clinical picture at 6-month intervals. Only original spare parts should be used for all service and maintenance work. The service and maintenance work described here should only be carried out by trained specialist personnel and not by the user of the aid. These service and maintenance instructions refer to the respective spare parts catalogs and operating instructions of the products described. Please use all documents together. Use the maintenance schedule (Chapter 5.2, Checklist to tick off) as a copy template. Retain completed maintenance schedules and provide a copy to the customer. CESA User manual 1910-0047-EN CESA Spare parts catalog 1910-1047-EN... -
Page 8: Application
3.2 Application CESA wheelchair is designed solely for individual indoor and outdoor use by childern and adolescents who are unable to walk or who have a walking impediment, and can be operated by the patient or by another person. Assistance may be required due to: - Paralysis (paraplegia / tetraplegia or tetraparesis) - Loss of limbs (dysmelia/lower limb amputation) - Infantile/spastic cerebral palsy - Spina Bifida - Muscle and nerve disorders - Osteogenesis Imperfecta - Poliomyeliti CESA wheelchair is able to be used for further service. For further service the product has to be cleaned and sanitised efficiently. Afterwards the product has to be checked concerning condition, wearout and damage by an authorised technician. All damaged and inapropptiate parts need to be changed. Some components can be used again, e.g. Rear wheels, steering wheels or push handles. Please see also the service manual for detailled information.n. 3.3 Declaration of Conformity HOGGI GmbH as manufacturer declares under sole responsibility that the CESA active wheelchair meets the general safety and performance requirements to Annex I of the Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council. Applicable harmonized standards have been applied. CESA meets the requirements of ISO 7176-8, DIN EN ISO 12182 and DIN EN ISO 12183. 3.4 Terms of Warranty Warranty applies only when the product is used according to the specified conditions and for the intended purposes, following all manufacturer’s recommendations.The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by components and spare parts not approved by the manufacturer. See also § 8 of terms and conditions on: www.hoggi.de 3.5 Customer service Our customer service will be happy to answer any technical questions you may have. -
Page 9: Service And Repairs
3.6 Service and repairs Service and repairs on the CESA wheelchair may only be carried out by your specialist dealer. In case of problems, contact your responsible specialist dealer. In case of repairs, you will only receive original spare parts there. Spare parts and replacement units are available during the entire service life of the pro- duct, but only for a maximum of 2 years after the sale of the last product in this series. The wheelchair is custom made for the first time user. Therefore, no replacement wheel- chair is available in the initial configuration. In order to ensure a correct spare parts delive- ry the serial no. of your wheelchair is required. We are happy to help you find a dealer near you. You can reach us at: info@hoggi.de 3.7 Packing and shipping instructions If CESA has to be sent back to the manufacturer for repair or exchange the product must be thoroughly cleaned/disinfected beforehand and put in a hygienically safe condition. Packaging is done by wrapping the product in a clean film, ideally with air cushions and the subsequent use of a sufficiently large cardboard box, so that no transport damage can occur. -
Page 10: Safety Instructions
4 Safety instructions 4.1 Meaning of symbols Caution! Warning of possible danger of accident and injury. Warning of possible technical damage. Information! About use of product. Information! For service-personnel. Attention! Read manual before use! Common safety instructions For all maintenance and repair work, you should generally observe a few points: Attention! Familiarize yourself with the functions of the product. If you are not familiar with the product, study the user manual before testing. If no user manuals are available, request them from us. You can also download documents from our homepage at: www.hoggi.de Attention! Study the service and maintenance instructions before starting work. Attention! Use suitable tools (see page 4 ff.). Attention! Wear suitable clothing and, if necessary, gloves and protective goggles. Attention! Secure the product from tipping over or falling down, e.g. from the workbench. Attention! Clean / disinfect the product before starting the test. If necessary, observe the instructions in the user manual and product-specific test instructions. Note! Screws and nuts with thread locking are used for a large number of screw connections. If you have to open such screw connections, replace the respective nut or screw with one with new thread locking. If new nuts or bolts with thread locking are not available, use liquid thread locking compound with medium strength (e.g. Loctite 241 or Euro Lock A24.20). -
Page 11: Required Tools And Maintenance Schedule
5 Required tools and maintenance schedule 5.1 Required tools The following list shows the tools and utilities required for service. Reversible ratchet and sockets Torque wrench Wrench size 8-24 Measuring ranges 5-50 Nm Size 6 - 24 Hexagon wrench Screwdriver Phillips screwdriver Gr. 3 - 6 Blade width 2.5 3.5 and 5.5 Size 2 Plastic hammer Hammer approx. 300 g Carpet knife with sickle and standard blade Liquid thread locking Side cutter Riveting pliers for rivets up to „medium strength 5 mm... -
Page 12: Maintenance Schedule
Customer: CESA Maintenance schedule ..........for regular inspection Active wheelchair Pos. Area Check (Checklist to tick off Serial number: Function / Setting none Screw connections (see instruction manual) damage / defor- ........mation 1. Basic product Seat frames and beams - Damages Base plates and axle tube - Seat depth - Seat height - Seat angle Seat unit - Seat cover or panel - Seat depth Back unit - Back angle / Fold down - Back height - Active degree Braking system... - Page 13 Function / Setting none Screw connections damage / defor- mation 2. Accessories Push bar and handles, One hand - Height adjustment push-handle - Angle adjustment handle bracket - Removal Tie down kit - Bracket Backrest extension - Height adjustment - Cushion Footrest hanger & footrest - Lower leg length - Folding away the footrest - Footrest angle adjustment Fender - Height adjustment - Pads Therapy tray - Clamping unit Spoke guards - Spoke guards Calf strap -Tension and hold Anti tip and tip assist - Anti tip - Swivel away - Angle adjustment...
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Page 14: Seat Settings
6. Seat settings 6.1 Seat height & seat angle With CESA, seat height and seat angle are adjusted by moving the front frame vertically in relation to the beams and moving the seat frame in the gridded slot of the base plate. Depending on the frame size and the selected footrest system, the following adjustment options are available: First, remove the front cover caps on the left and right. Loosen the screw connections on the left and right and remove the screws. - Page 15 After removing the foot- rest, set the desired front seat height and screw it back in place Then loosen the screw on the front frame Then, by loosening the screw connection to the base plate, move the seat frame up and down within the slotted hole and thus adjust or adapt the seat angle/rear seat height. Then tighten the screw connection again. 0° - 12° adjustment range Finally, tighten the side screw connection again.
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Page 16: Seat Depth
6.2 Seat depth The seat depth is basically adjusted by moving the cross tube and the wheel axle relative to the frame. Seat depths between 24 and 48 cm can be realised. For a larger adjustment range, the seat plate may have to be removed beforehand. The measuring point is the front edge of the backrest tube to the front edge of the seat plate/covering. Small changes to the seat depth can also be made by moving the clamps on the seat frame. The front edge of the seat plate always follows the curvature of the front frame. Depending on the seat width and active degree, the following seat depth ranges result... - Page 17 Loosen the screw connection on the right and left at the clamps of the axle tube. Loosening the screw connection on the right and left to the base plate. The frame can now be adjusted to the appro- priate depth The seat plate itself can be moved slightly via the clamps. To do this, the marked screw connections must be loosened. The seat plate can then be realigned.
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Page 18: Active Degree
6.3 Active degree The active degree describes the ratio of the position of the backrest relative to the drive wheel axis. The further the backrest is set behind the the drive wheel axle, the more active CESA can be driven. Conversely, a setting above, or in front of, the drive axle means a more stable driving position. CESA offers an adjustment range of 1 - 8 cm. The larger the value the more active. The active level is set via the installation position of the back plate on the base plate. There is a choice of 3 different rows of holes, each with a spacing of 2.5 cm. 1 2 3 The elongated holes in the back base give an adjustment range of 3 cm. This results in a total adjustment range of 5 cm + 3 cm = 8 cm. 6.4 Back height CESA is equipped with either an adjustable back covering or a back panel. The back panel is available in different heights. However, small adjustments can be made by moving the back base to the base plates and sliding the panel along the tubes. The adjustable back upholstery is attached to the back tubes accor- dingly. - Page 19 The back height can be changed by means of individual push handles or telescopic tubes. If installed, the screw on the rear back tube must be opened. These provide 10 cm additional length (for back height 20 cm only 5 cm possible for structural reasons). This results in the following adjustment range - 20 up to 25 cm - 25 up to 35 cm - 30 up to 40 cm - 35 up to 45 cm The height can then be readjusted and additional Velcro strips added. The following basis applies for the dimensions of the Velcro strips...
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Page 20: Backrest Angle Adjustment
6.5 Backrest angle The back angle is measured in relation to the seat surface. The „rigid“ back base allows an adjustment range of +- 10°, whereas the „angle-adjustable“ back base offers a range of 80° - 105°. If CESA is not equipped with the backrest base „angle-adjustable and foldable“, the backrest angle is adjusted by loosening the marked screw connection. The „angle-adjustable“ backrest base is operated by a locking bolt on the back. 6° each hole position 6.6 Lower leg length The lower leg length can be adjusted between 15 and 46 cm depending on the frame size and footrest variant. Adjustment is made by loosening the screw connection on the frame tube With the variant for short lower leg lengths it may be necessary to shorten the tubes, as otherwise contact with the floor may occur! 6.7 Footrest angle and depth Depending on the footboard version, the angle can be adjusted by loosening the front screw. The depth can be realised by repositioning the footrest and using the other the other holes. -
Page 21: Maintenance Schedule
7. Maintenance schedule 7.1 Seat frame and beams Functional test: - Checking for general damage to the frame or the beams Check the screw connection between the beams and the seat frame. 7.2 Base plates and axle tube Functional test: - Checking for general damage - Checking the seat angle, seat height and seat depth - Sliding of the axle tube on the beams Check of the screw connections: - Connecting bolt from base plate to seat frame - Saddle clamping ring on the axle tube - Bracket HOGGI light brakes - Screw connection of wheel cover 7.3 Seat unit - Check for general damage - Seat depth adjustment via the clamps on the seat frame - Rivets for fastening the seat cushion - Screw connections of the seat frame to the clamps... -
Page 22: Back Unit
Seat cover - Hold of the Velcro strip - Screw connections to the seat frame 7.4 Back unit Functional test: - Check for general damage - Active degree - Backrest height via back base or via clamps with existing Back panel - Hold of the Velcro back cover - Screw conncetions of the base to the base plates Backrest angle adjustable and foldable - Function and condition of the locking bolt - Angle adjustment - Folding down 7.5 Braking system Brake HOGGI light Functional test: - Brake closure - Faultless operation - Visible damage Brake closed Brake opened... - Page 23 Check of the screw connections: - Fixing the brake to the brake holder - Fastening the brake holder to the base plates Integrated brake system Consisting of: - Fender with integrated brake system - Brake cable - Brake Functional test: - Operability of the brake lever and smooth glide - Good brake closure and contact pressure of the brake bracket - Correct positioning of the brake lever in relation to the wheel. 90° angle and 3-5 mm wheel protrusion - Check for general damage in the area of the fender and the rubber grip - Good brake closure and contact pressure of the brake bracket - Correct positioning of the brake lever in relation to the wheel. - Check for general damage in the area of the cable run and the brake unit...
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Page 24: Wheel Fork Holder
Check of the screw connections: - Fastening the brake lever in the clamp on the frame - Fastening the brake bracket to the brake bracket holder - Bowden cable correctly looped in the cable pulley Drum brake Functional test: - Build-up of brake pressure (readjustment at adjusting screw) - Checking the brake lever for general damage (locking lever, cracks) - Checking the Bowden cable (kinks or cracks) - Check the brake anchor and brake pads (contamination, wear) Check of the screw connections: - Connection brake anchor with adapter - Connection of brake anchor adapter with base plate - Bowden cable correctly hooked in - Screw connection of the brake handle to the handle unit 7.6 Wheel fork holder Functional test: - Swivelling of the wheel fork - Smooth running or fluttering -> Checking the alignment - Check for general damage to the forks... -
Page 25: Front Wheels
Check of the screw connections: - Screw connection of the wheel axle - Bolting the steering fork axle to the frame 7.7 Front wheels Functional test: - Check for general damage - Check of the tread or profile (cracks, heavy wear) - Wheel curvature too worn (tread max. up to 5mm to edge of wheel) - Contamination in the area of the wheel bearing or the axle 7.8 Rear wheels Functional test: - Check for general damage - Checking the treads and air pressure - Checking the locking - Checking the running behaviour of the wheel, clearance, mechanics of the axle - Checking of the correct alignment of the camber adapter and its bolting Adjustment of the quick-release axle: - The axle should be fitted with a minimum of clearance. If too much movement is possible, the front nut is closed slightly clockwise with a 19 mm open-ended spanner in a clockwise direction, while the rear axle is secured with an 11 mm open-ended spanner - If the wheel is too tight, proceed in reverse order 7.9 Push rim Functional test: - Check for general damage - Severe scratching and sharp edges Checking the screw connections: - Attachment of handrim to rim, also at correct distance... -
Page 26: Push Bar And Handles, One Hand Push-Handle
7.10 Push bar and handles, One hand push handle Push bar Functional test: - Attachment and removal - Clamping - Height adjustment - Height adjustment of the upper part by means of ratchet joints - Checking for general damage Push handles Functional test: - Attachment and removal - Clamping - Height adjustment - Straight alignment of the bars - Checking for general damage One hand push handle Functional test: - Attachment and removal - Clamping - Height adjustment - Checking for general damage Height-adjustable individual push handles Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment Check of the screw connections: - Fastening the handle holders to the base plate - Fastening the cross tube for stabilisation - Fastening the clamp to the back base... -
Page 27: Tie Down Kit
7.11 Tie down kit (ISO 7176-19) Functional test: - Check for general damage (deformation, sharp edges) Check of the screw connections: - Connection of the front and rear fuse to the base plate - Connecting the rear fuse to the bracket. 7.12 Backrest extension Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment and clamping Check of the screw connections: - Connection of the bracket to the back panel 7.13 Footrest hanger Pipe bracket footrest Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Screw connection to the frame Footrest hanger with footrest, one piece Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Depth adjustment of the footboard - Angle adjustment of the footrest - Screw connection of the height adjustment and the footrest bracket... -
Page 28: Fender
Footrest hanger, one piece, angle adjustable, foldable Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Depth adjustment of the footboard - Folding mechanism - Screw connection of the height adjustment and the footrest bracket Footrest hanger for short LLL Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Depth adjustment of the footboard - Angle adjustment of the footrest - Screw connection of the height adjustment and the footrest bracket Footrest hanger foldable Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Depth adjustment of the footboard - Angle adjustment of the footrest - Folding mechanism - Screw connection of the height adjustment and the footrest bracket Single foot plate footrest system Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment - Depth adjustment of the footboard - Angle adjustment of the footrest - Folding mechanism - Screw connection of the height adjustment and the footrest bracket 7.14 Fender Standard fender Functional test: - Check for general damage - Screw connection to the base plate firmly tightened... -
Page 29: Therapy Tray
Fender with integrated armrests Functional test: - Height adjustment and latching of the armrest - Damage to the armrest cushion - Damage to the release button - Screw connection to base plate firmly tightened - Armrest holder firmly screwed to wheel cover Fender with integrated brake system and armrests Functional test: - Check for general damage - Height adjustment and latching of the armrest - Damage to the armrest cushion - Damage to the release button - Checking the brake unit (see 6.4 Brake system) - Screw connection to base plate firmly tightened - Armrest holder firmly screwed to wheel cover 7.15 Therapy tray Functional test: - Attachability and fixation of the table on the armrests - Checking for general damage (cracks, sharp edges, etc.) Checking the screw connections: - Connection of the table top to the clamping units 7.16 Spoke guards Functional test: - Check for general damage (cracks) - Fastening clips complete or defective - Spoke guards suitable for wheel (drum brake or normal) 7.17 Calf strap Functional test: - Check for general damage - Velcro... -
Page 30: Anti Tip And Tip Assist
7.18 Anti tip and tip assist Anti tip Functional test: - Check for general damage - Correct positioning (beyond the wheel radius, 2-3 cm above the floor) - Checking the swivel mechanism - Checking the length adjustment Tip assist Functional test: - Check for general damage - Good grip of the rubber cap Check of the screw connections: - Screw connection of the anti tipper or tip assist mounting bracket to the base plate - Screw connection of the anti tipper or the tip assist to the base plate. 7.19 Abduction block Functional test: - Check for general damage - Pivoting and latching mechanism - Removal Check of the screw connections: - Bracket abduction block to the seat panel 7.20 Seat- and back cushion Standard seat cushion - Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or strapped-through areas) - Check for contamination... -
Page 31: Headrest
Seat cushion contoured - Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or strapped-through areas) - Check for contamination Back cushion - Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or strapped-through areas) - Check for contamination 7.21 Headrest Headrest bracketr Functional test: - Check for general damage - Checking the clamping ability - Checking the screw connection to the back panel Headrest with upholstery Functional test: - Adjustment possibilities - Check for general damage (wear, cracks, etc.) - Clamping ability Checking the screw connections: - Attachment of pad to support 7.22 Back cover & edge protection Functional test: - Check for general damage - Velcro straps for support on the back cover... -
Page 32: Belt Fixations
7.23 Belt fixations Lap belt Functional test: - Check for general damage - Check of the fastener - Check of the screw connection of the bracket 4-point lap belt Functional test: - Check for general damage - Check of the fastener - Check of the screw connection of the bracket Ankle hugger Functional test: - Check for general damage - Check of the fastener - Check of the screw connection of the bracket to the footrest... -
Page 33: Operating Life
8 CESA operating life:: The expected operating life of the CESA is 6 years, depending on the intensity of use, care as well as maintenance. We recommend an annual inspection by the authorized specialist dealer. In case of malfunctions or defects of the wheelchair, it must be immediately handed over to the medical supply store or the specialist dealer. 9 Speficications Frame size 1 Frame size 2 Frame size 3 Seat width 240 - 300 mm 260 - 360 mm 300 - 440 mm Seat depth 240 - 360 mm 260 - 420 mm 320 - 480 mm Back height 200, 250, 300, 350 mm 200, 250, 300, 350 mm 200, 250, 300, 350 mm Seat height* (front) 360 - 420 mm 370 - 450 mm 410 - 490 mm Seat angle approx. 0° up to 10°... - Page 37 HOGGI GmbH Eulerstraße 27 • 56235 Ransbach-Baumbach • Deutschland Telefon: (+49) 2623 / 92 499-0 • Telefax: (+49) 2623 / 92 499-99 E-mail: info@hoggi.de • www.hoggi.de...
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