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- Page 1 Owner’s Manual This booklet contains important information about this product. Please give to owner upon delivery.
- Page 2 Owner’s Manual: XL5 and XL RF Folding manual wheelchair Physipro Inc. is proud to count you among its customers and would like to thank you for the confidence you have shown by purchasing our product. This owner’s manual was created to provide you with all the information needed to allow you to use our product in a safe and optimal way.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Table of content 1. Device Plan ......................7 XL5 ........................7 Standard Components– XL5 ....................8 Optional Components – XL5 ....................9 XL RF ........................11 Standard Components– XL RF ..................... 12 Optional Components– XL RF ....................13 2. - Page 4 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Seat-to-Floor Height ..................36 Determining the seat angle ....................36 Rear seat-to-floor height ......................37 Modifying the position of the axle mounting plate ............ 38 Front seat-to-floor height ...................... 38 Modifying the position of the caster wheel ..............38 Levelling caster stem housing .....................
- Page 5 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Armrest .......................56 ''T'' Type Armrest ........................56 ''U'' Type Armrest ........................57 ''L'' Type Armrest (XL RF only) ....................58 Footrest ......................59 Installing the footrest ......................59 Removing the footrest ......................59 Adjusting footrest length ...................... 59 Folding the flip-up footplate ....................
- Page 6 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Cleaning your wheelchair ................93 Painted surfaces ........................93 Axle and Moving Parts ......................93 Sling Seat and Backrest ......................94 Comfort Accessories ........................ 94 Disinfection ..........................94 Maintenance ....................95 Maintenance Checklist ......................95 Replacement Parts ........................97 Repair Services ...........................
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Page 7: Device Plan
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 1. Device Plan The XL5 folding manual wheelchair with a lightweight aluminum frame provides remarkable versatility and adaptability. The numerous adjustments ensure a personalized postural support throughout the occupant’s changing needs and clinical conditions. Also known for its legendary sturdiness, the XL5 optimizes manual propulsion and facilitates daily transfers to ensure the occupant’s autonomy. -
Page 8: Standard Components- Xl5
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Standard Components– XL5 The standard components provided with the XL5 wheelchair are shown in the picture below. XL5 - Standard Components A Sling seat with tension adjustment B Sling backrest C Straight back post, with angle and height adjustment D Push-handles with grip covers E Multi-layered or injected foam seat, flat or contoured, with a minimum thickness of 5.1 cm (2''), including a removable, water-repellant and machine... -
Page 9: Optional Components - Xl5
Tie-down strap securement points for adapted transport Optional Components – XL5 Physipro Inc. offers a vast selection of accessories and options to ensure that each wheelchair can be customized to the specific needs of the occupant. For more information, please contact Physipro Inc. or consult the order form. - Page 10 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH XL5 - Add-on Components Clothing guard Calf support with flat or profiled padding, with angle, depth, and height adjustments Calf strap with padding, single Calf strap with padding, double Adjustable heel support strap Folding tension bar Headrest mounting fixture for tension bar Headrest support, with angle, depth, and height adjustment Padded headrest, curved, any size...
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Page 11: Xl Rf
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH XL RF Le The XL RF folding manual wheelchair features a reinforced lightweight aluminum frame and double crossbar and provides remarkable versatility with its numerous adjustments. The XL RF guarantees a personalized postural support throughout the occupant’s changing needs and clinical conditions. Also known for its legendary sturdiness, the XL RF optimizes manual propulsion and facilitates daily transfers to ensure the occupant’s autonomy. -
Page 12: Standard Components- Xl Rf
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Standard Components– XL RF The standard components provided with the XL RF wheelchair are shown in the picture below. -
Page 13: Optional Components- Xl Rf
S Tie-down strap securement points for adapted transport Optional Components– XL RF Physipro Inc. offers a vast selection of accessories and options to ensure that each wheelchair can be customized to the specific needs of the occupant. For more information, please contact Physipro Inc. or consult the order form. - Page 14 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH XL RF – Substitutional Components Rigid seat Sling backrest with tension adjustment Back post, 8º bend, with angle and height adjustment ''T'' type armrest, full length, removable ''U'' type armrest, desk length, flip-back and removable ''U'' type armrest, full length, flip-back and removable Flip-back ''L'' type armrest Armrest foam pad, full length, flat...
- Page 15 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH XL RF - Add-on Components Clothing guard Calf support with flat or profiled padding, with angle, depth, and height adjustments Calf strap with padding, single Calf strap with padding, double Adjustable heel support strap Folding tension bar Headrest mounting fixture for tension bar Headrest support, with angle, depth, and height adjustment Padded headrest, curved, any size...
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Page 16: Technical Specifications
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 2. Technical Specifications TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Physipro Inc. Manufacturer XL5 -Folding manual wheelchair Model 265 lbs (120 kg) Maximum load capacity MEASUREMENT OF SEATING AND WHEEL DIMENSIONS Seat Plane angle Method of measurement: 0° to 10°... - Page 17 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH DETERMINATION OF DIMENSIONS AND MANOEUVRING Overall length Method of measurement: Effective seat depth + 23'' (585 mm)* ISO 7176-5, section 8.2 Overall width Method of measurement: Effective seat width + 8 ½'' (203 mm)* ISO 7176-5, section 8.3 Stowage length (folded) Method of measurement: Overall length –...
- Page 18 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH DETERMINATION OF FORWARD STATIC STABILITY Tipping angle of wheelchair in the least stable configuration, with caster wheels unlocked 18,3° Method of measurement: ISO 7176-1, section 8.2 Tipping angle of wheelchair in the least stable configuration, with caster wheels locked Method of measurement: ISO 7176-1, section 8.3 DETERMINATION OF REARWARD STATIC STABILITY...
- Page 19 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH RESISTANCE TO IGNITION OF POSTURAL SUPPORT DEVICES (SEAT, BACKREST, ARMREST, FOOTREST KIT) The XL5 wheelchair is equipped with postural support devices (seat, backrest, armrest, footrest kit) that are composed with a combination of fabrics and foams that comply to the test requirements of CAL-117, except for the «...
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Page 20: Xl Rf
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH XL RF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Physipro Inc. Manufacturer XL RF -Folding manual wheelchair Model 350 lbs (159 kg) Maximum load capacity MEASUREMENT OF SEATING AND WHEEL DIMENSIONS Seat Plane angle 0° to 10° Method of measurement: Part 1: ISO 7176-7, section 7.3.2... - Page 21 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH DETERMINATION OF DIMENSIONS AND MANOEUVRING Overall length Method of measurement: Effective seat depth + 23'' (585 mm)* ISO 7176-5, section 8.2 Overall width Method of measurement: Effective seat width + 8 ½'' (203 mm)* ISO 7176-5, section 8.3 Stowage length (folded) Method of measurement: Overall length –...
- Page 22 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH DETERMINATION OF FORWARD STATIC STABILITY Tipping angle of wheelchair in the least stable configuration, with caster wheels unlocked 17,9° Method of measurement: ISO 7176-1, section 8.2 Tipping angle of wheelchair in the least stable configuration, with caster wheels locked Method of measurement: ISO 7176-1, section 8.3 DETERMINATION OF REARWARD STATIC STABILITY...
- Page 23 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH RESISTANCE TO IGNITION OF POSTURAL SUPPORT DEVICES (SEAT, BACKREST, ARMREST, FOOTREST KIT) The XL RF wheelchair is equipped with postural support devices (seat, backrest, armrest, footrest kit) that are composed with a combination of fabrics and foams that comply to the test requirements of CAL-117, except for the «...
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Page 24: Recommendations
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 3. Recommendations WARNING Do not use this equipment without having read and understood this owner’s manual in its entirety. This booklet contains essential information and instructions to ensure the safety of the occupant and any other individual who is near the wheelchair. -
Page 25: Safety Guidelines
When attempting a new manoeuvre, if you are uncertain about the safest way to proceed, it is important to ask for assistance to ensure your safety. Physipro Inc. strongly recommends the use of anti-tips. Anti-tips improve safety by helping to prevent the wheelchair from accidentally tipping over, therefore reducing the risk of falling and sustaining injuries. -
Page 26: General Warnings
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH General Warnings Getting to know your wheelchair • Each wheelchair is unique and thereby requires an initial period of adaptation. To ensure the safe use of your wheelchair, we recommend that you follow the instructions provided by your occupational therapist and allow yourself the necessary time to become familiar with the different features and characteristics of your wheelchair. -
Page 27: Sports And Weight Training
Street use Physipro Inc. wheelchairs are designed primarily for residential use. Use on public roads is strongly discouraged. If you must use your wheelchair on a public road, the following warnings and precautions must be observed. -
Page 28: Warnings: Falls And Tips
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Warnings: Falls and Tips This section contains essential information to prevent the risk of falling and/or tipping. It is important to observe all the precautions and follow the instructions listed. We strongly recommend that you always fasten your pelvic positioning belt for added protection. -
Page 29: Transfers
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Transfers To safely transfer from one surface to another, the following procedure should be followed. 1. Position the wheelchair as close as possible to the transfer surface, with the front caster wheels pointed forward. 2. Immobilize the wheelchair by engaging wheel locks. -
Page 30: Going Up A Sidewalk Or Step
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Going up a sidewalk or step To safely go up a sidewalk or step, the help of an attendant is required, and the following procedure should be followed. 1. The attendant must disengage and rotate the anti-tips inwards, to ensure enough clearance is between the anti-tips and the raised platform. -
Page 31: Going Up Or Down Stairs
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 2. The occupant must ensure that their belt is securely fastened, then lean back into the backrest and hold the armrests. 3. The attendant must go down the step first and then gently roll the wheelchair down the step, towards themselves, until the propulsion wheels are on lower ground. -
Page 32: Escalators
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Escalators Never attempt to use your wheelchair on an escalator, not even with an attendant. There is a high probability that doing so will result in the loss control of your wheelchair, increasing the risk of tipping over and/or falling and may result in serious injury to the occupant or other individuals. -
Page 33: Going Up Or Down A Slope Or A Ramp
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Going up or down a slope or a ramp Certain precautions must be followed to safely go up or down a slope or a ramp. • Do not descent or move up a slope that is steeper than 10 % (a 10% slope equals one foot in elevation for every 10 feet of horizontal distance). - Page 34 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Going down a slope or a ramp 1. Lean your back into the backrest, this will help counter the shift in the center of balance caused by an inclined surface. 2. To efficiently control the speed of descent, always apply...
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Page 35: Instructions
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 4. Instructions Required tools Our wheelchairs are designed to be easily adjusted and maintained with standard hand tools. The following tools are required: • Metric wrenches: two 10 mm wrenches, 12 mm and two 13mm wrenches • Metric Allen keys: 1,5mm, 2,5mm, 3mm, 4mm and 5 mm •... -
Page 36: Seat-To-Floor Height
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Seat-to-Floor Height The seat-to floor height of the RAMQ approved XL5 and XL RFL wheelchairs varies depending on the seat angle, the position of the axle mounting plate, and the position and diameter of the propulsion wheels. The seat-to-floor height of the non- RAMQ approved XL5 and XL RF wheelchairs varies according to the same criteria and the type of frame selected. -
Page 37: Rear Seat-To-Floor Height
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Rear seat-to-floor height The XL5 and XL RF offers 10 seat-to-floor height adjustment positions by increments of ½". The tables below indicate the position needed to obtain the desired seat-to- floor height, according to the chosen propulsion wheel diameter. Standard Frame HEMI Frame Propulsion Wheel Diameter... -
Page 38: Modifying The Position Of The Axle Mounting Plate
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Modifying the position of the axle mounting plate 1. Remove propulsion wheels referring section Removing propulsion wheels - Threaded axle or Removing propulsion wheels - Quick- Release axle, depending on the type of axle installed. 2. - Page 39 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Front Seat-to-Floor Height Configuration Tables Revision 0 July 2022...
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Page 40: Levelling Caster Stem Housing
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Levelling caster stem housing This adjustment is necessary following a change in position of the caster wheel, to ensure the wheelchair moves in a linear trajectory and to facilitate manual propulsion. 1. With a 5mm Allen key, unfasten screws A located inside the frame. 2. -
Page 41: Propulsion Wheels
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Propulsion Wheels The XL5 manual wheelchair can be equipped with propulsion wheels of 20’’ (500 mm), 22’’ (560 mm) or 24" (610 mm). The XL RF manual wheelchair can be equipped with propulsion wheels of 20’’ (500 mm), 22’’... -
Page 42: Installing Propulsion Wheels - Quick-Release Axle
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Installing propulsion wheels – Quick-Release axle 1. Make sure the mounting plate F is properly positioned and securely fastened, if not, please refer to section Modifying the position of the axle mounting plate. 2. Insert the axle bushing E into the mounting plate F in the desired position and place the lock washer G on axle bushing E. -
Page 43: Using The Quick-Release Axle
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH WARNING Keep quick-release axles clean and free of dust or lint to ensure its proper • operation. Lubricate if necessary. Always make sure the wheels are securely locked before using your • wheelchair, an unlocked wheel may detach during use if not properly secured and can result in a fall. -
Page 44: Propulsion Wheel Horizontal Positioning
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH WARNING After all adjustments or the reinstallation of the propulsion wheels, it is essential that the stability of the wheelchair be verified. Adjustments to the front caster wheels, the wheel locks, the anti-tips and the propulsion wheel’s mounting block may be necessary. -
Page 45: Propulsion Wheel Lateral Positioning
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Propulsion wheel lateral positioning This modification is used to move the propulsion wheels closer or further from the frame. Follow these steps to adjust the lateral position of the propulsion wheel. 1. Remove the propulsion wheel. Depending on the type of axle installed, refer to section Removing Propulsion Wheels –... -
Page 46: Pneumatic Tires (Option)
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Pneumatic tires (option) If your wheelchair is equipped with pneumatic tires the following steps should be followed to install the inner tube and inflate the tires securely. Installing the inner tube 1. Before installing an inner tube, make sure the rim and the inside of the tire are clean. -
Page 47: Front Casters
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Front Casters The XL5 and XL RF wheelchairs can be equipped with polyurethane caster wheels and are available in diameters of 5'' (127 mm), 6'' (152 mm), 7'' (178 mm) or 8'' (203 mm) with a width of 1" (25 mm), 1¼'' (32 mm) or 1 ½'' (38 mm). Pneumatic caster wheels are also available in diameters of 6''or 8'' (150 or 200 mm) with a width of 1¼'' (32 mm). -
Page 48: Installing Caster Wheels
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Installing caster wheels 1. Determine the correct position of the caster wheel (see section Front Seat-to-Floor Height). 2. Insert screw A in the appropriate adjustment hole with spacers B placed in between the caster wheel and the fork. 3. -
Page 49: Seat
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Seat Modifying seat depth The following steps explain how to adjust seat depth. 1. With a 5mm Allen key and a 10mm wrench, unfasten screws A and remove alignment sleeves. 2. Move backrest positioning plates forward or backwards to obtain the desired seat depth. -
Page 50: Modifying Sling Seat Tension
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Modifying sling seat tension 1. With a Philips screwdriver, loosen all screws A on the left side of the wheelchair. 2. Unfasten the sling seat flap and adjust the tension of the sling seat. 3. Fasten the sling seat flap when the desired tension is obtained. -
Page 51: Backrest
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Backrest Adjustable back posts are offered in two models: Straight 0 º or Bend 8 º and are available for each type of backrest: Standard or Dynamic. The back posts are adjustable in 1" increments, the following table indicates the range of height adjustment of the back post, depending on the type of backrest installed. -
Page 52: Modifying The Standard Backrest Angle
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Modifying the standard backrest angle The angle of the backrest can be adjusted to accommodate the needs of the occupant. 1. With a 4mm Allen key and a 10mm wrench, remove bolts B. 2. Once the bolts are removed, reposition the back post at the desired angle. -
Page 53: Modifying The Dynamic Backrest Angle
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 6. Position the dynamic backrest’s positioning plates and fasten bolts C. 7. Position the lower back post at the desired angle and insert bolts B in the appropriate adjustment holes. Note – To adjust the backrest angle, you must decrease the tension of the dynamic backrest by turning the handle counterclockwise. -
Page 54: Installing The Folding Tension Bar
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Installing the folding tension bar 1. With a precision knife, cut the rubber grip covers at the ends of the handles. 2. Attach tension bar to the ends of the handles by fastening screws A with a 4 mm Allen key. -
Page 55: Installing The Stroller Bar (Option)
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Installing the stroller bar (option) 1. With a precision knife, cut the rubber grip covers at the ends of the handles. 2. With a 3mm Allen key, unfasten and remove screws D. 3. Adjust the width of the stroller bar. 4. -
Page 56: Armrest
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Armrest ''T'' Type Armrest The ''T'' type armrest is made with a foam padding to improve comfort and can be removed to facilitate transfers. The ''T'' type armrest offers a height adjustment range between 7'' and 14'' (178 mm and 355 mm). Adjustable in increments of ½'' for both the XL5 and XL RF. -
Page 57: U'' Type Armrest
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH ''U'' Type Armrest The ''U'' type armrest is made with a foam padding to improve comfort and can be flipped back to facilitate transfers. The ''U'' type armrest offers a height adjustment range between 7'' and 16 ½'' (178 mm and 406 mm). -
Page 58: L'' Type Armrest (Xl Rf Only)
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH ''L'' Type Armrest (XL RF only) The ''L'' type armrest is made with a foam padding to improve comfort and can be flipped back to facilitate transfers. The ''L'' type armrest offers a height adjustment range between 8'' and 14'' (200 mm and 330 mm). -
Page 59: Footrest
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Footrest The footrest is removable and can swivel inwards or outwards and can be equipped with a standard flip-up footplate or a flip-up footplate with angle and depth adjustments. Three models of footrest are available: 60º, 70º et 90º. Each model features an extensive range of adjustments to ensure optimal support of the lower limbs. -
Page 60: Folding The Flip-Up Footplate
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Folding the flip-up footplate To fold the footplate, simply flip the footplate upwards. Adjusting footplate depth 1. With a 4mm Allen key, unfasten and remove both screws D. 2. Position the footplate and insert both screws D in the appropriate adjustment holes and tighten screws firmly. -
Page 61: Elevating And Articulating Legrest
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Elevating and Articulating Legrest Installing the legrest 1. Install tube end A into the receiver on the front frame tube. 2. Turn the legrest inwards until the legrest locks in place. Adjusting legrest height at knee level 1. -
Page 62: Wheel Locks
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Wheel Locks The installation of wheel locks must be done after the installation and adjustment of the propulsion wheels is completed. Be aware that the size of the propulsion wheels will affect the position of wheel lock brackets. If the propulsion wheel installation has not been completed, consult section Installing propulsion wheels –... - Page 63 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 3. Firmly tighten bolt B. 4. Test and readjust wheel lock position until the required brake force is obtained, and wheel locks effectively immobilize the wheelchair. 5. If necessary, move the wheel lock bracket on the side frame rail.
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Page 64: One-Arm Wheel Lock
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH One-Arm Wheel Lock The one-arm wheel lock allows the occupant to engage both wheel locks simultaneously with a single wheel lock handle installed on either the left or right hand side. The one-arm wheel lock system can be installed in our factory if selected in the order form. -
Page 65: Anti-Rollback Wheel Locks
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Anti-Rollback Wheel Locks The anti-rollback wheel lock provides added safety when moving up a slope or ramp, if the wheelchair begins to move backwards, the wheel lock mechanism will engage and immobilize the propulsion wheels. The anti-rollback wheel lock system can be installed in our factory if selected in the order form or can be added on a standard wheel lock. - Page 66 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Firmly tighten bolt B. Test and readjust wheel lock position until the required brake force is obtained, and wheel locks effectively immobilize the wheelchair. If necessary, move the wheel lock bracket on the side frame rail. Once the required brake force is obtained, make sure all bolts are securely fastened.
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Page 67: One-Arm Drive Mechanism
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH One-Arm Drvie Mechanism The one-arm drive mechanism allows the occupant to operate their wheelchair manually without assistance. Two handrims are installed on either the left or right hand side and allow the occupant to control both the speed and direction of their wheelchair. - Page 68 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 3. Assemble axle and propulsion wheel with one handrim: a. Place inner locking shaft coupling I on axle J. b. Insert axle J through wheel hub. c. Fasten the outer locking shaft coupling K on axle J with a 13mm wrench while holding the axle flats with another 13mm wrench.
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Page 69: Using The One-Arm Drive Mechanism
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Using the one-arm drive mechanism Knowing one- arm drive mechanism functions will help operate your wheelchair optimally. It is important to read the operating techniques listed below and take the necessary time to familiarize yourself with the use inner and outer handrims. -
Page 70: Anti-Tips
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Anti-Tips Physipro Inc. recommends the installation of anti-tips on all wheelchairs. Installing anti-tips 1. Press button pin A, so that the lock pin is drawn inside the tube. 2. Insert anti-tip into the receiver. 3. Slide and turn the anti-tip tube until the button pin A and lock pin are positioned through the receiver’s... - Page 71 Make sure both anti-tips are positioned at the same height. • Physipro Inc. recommends the installation of anti-tips on all wheelchairs. • Never tilt the wheelchair by pushing down on anti-tips. •...
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Page 72: Transport
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 5. Transport The XL5 and XL RF were designed to facilitate access to adapted transport and come equipped with factory-installed securement points. It is important to carefully read the Technical sheet - Use as a seat in a motor vehicle, in its entirety before using your wheelchair in an adapted transport vehicle to familiarize yourself with your wheelchair’s technical specifications and requirements. -
Page 73: Xl5
ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standards or risk serious physical injury or death. If you have any questions regarding the use of this wheelchair as a seat in adapted transport, contact Physipro Inc. at the following number: 1 800 668-2252. INTRODUCTION The XL5 wheelchair complies with the ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standard and was designed to be placed in a forward-facing position while used as a seat in a motor vehicle. - Page 74 This wheelchair meets the testing standard required by ISO/DIS 7176- 19:2019 with the configurations defined at page 82 of the current manual. Wheelchairs configured differently or with seating system provided by another manufacturer have not been tested, therefore, Physipro Inc. cannot guarantee the performance of these wheelchairs. •...
- Page 75 ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standard. • Physipro Inc. wheelchairs were dynamically tested in a forward-facing position with the occupant restrained with a pelvic belt and a shoulder belt. Both the pelvic belt and shoulder belt must be used to reduce the risk of head or chest injuries that may be sustained by impact with components of the vehicle.
- Page 76 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Weight limitations: • The weight limit (for the occupant and accessories that are fixed to the wheelchair) is 120 kg (265 lbs) for use onboard an adapted vehicle. Never use a wheelchair on adapted transport if the weight limit is exceeded. Inspection: •...
- Page 77 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH • To secure the wheelchair to the vehicle, install the rear tie-down straps to the rear securement points of the wheelchair. Install the front tie-down straps to the front secururement points, make se the vehicle’s front anchor points are spaced slightly wider than the wheelchair, this ensures better lateral stability.
- Page 78 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH WHEELCHAIR CLEARANCE INSIDE A MOTOR VEHICLE The wheelchair must be placed in a forward-facing position onboard a motor vehicle. The clear zones required to ensure the proper use of the vehicle’s pelvic and shoulder belts are as follows: Front clear zone (FCZ): The front clear zone is measured from the frontmost point of the occupant’s head and must measure 26 inches (66 cm) minimum.
- Page 79 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH WARNINGS: Securing wheelchair accessories: • To reduce the risk of injury to passengers, remove lap trays that have not been specifically designed for transport safety and secure separately inside the vehicle or affix lap tray securely to the wheelchair, as far away as possible from the occupant, with a shock-absorbing material placed in between the lap tray and the occupant.
- Page 80 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH THREE-POINT SEAT BELT Positioning: 1- Position the pelvic belt across the front of the lower pelvis. The pelvic belt should be in direct contact with the occupant’s pelvis and hip bones. The pelvic belt should be positioned at an angle between 45 and 75 degrees to the horizontal.
- Page 81 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 3- The shoulder belt should lie across the center of the chest, directly over the sternum and the middle of the anterior shoulder. The upper anchor point must be located above and behind the occupant to ensure the occupant remains in place during transportation.
- Page 82 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 5- The straps of safety belt should be positioned in a straight a line, with no more than 5-degree deviation between the occupant and both the left and right anchor points. 6- Make sure the straps of the safety belt are not twisted. 7- Adjust the safety belts as firmly as possible, without impeding the occupant’s normal breathing cycle or blood circulation.
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Page 83: Xl Rf
ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standards or risk serious physical injury or death. If you have any questions regarding the use of this wheelchair as a seat in adapted transport, contact Physipro Inc. at the following number: 1 800 668-2252. INTRODUCTION The XL RF wheelchair complies with the ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standard and was designed to be placed in a forward-facing position while used as a seat in a motor vehicle. - Page 84 This wheelchair meets the testing standard required by ISO/DIS 7176- 19:2019 with the configurations defined at page 92 of the current manual. Wheelchairs configured differently or with seating system provided by another manufacturer have not been tested, therefore, Physipro Inc. cannot guarantee the performance of these wheelchairs. •...
- Page 85 ISO/DIS 7176-19:2019 standard. • Physipro Inc. wheelchairs were dynamically tested in a forward-facing position with the occupant restrained with a pelvic belt and a shoulder belt. Both the pelvic belt and shoulder belt must be used to reduce the risk of head or chest injuries that may be sustained by impact with components of the vehicle.
- Page 86 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Weight limitations: • The weight limit (for the occupant and accessories that are fixed to the wheelchair) is 159 kg (350 lbs) for use onboard an adapted vehicle. Never use a wheelchair on adapted transport if the weight limit is exceeded. Inspection: •...
- Page 87 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH • To secure the wheelchair to the vehicle, install the rear tie-down straps to the rear securement points of the wheelchair. Install the front tie-down straps to the front securement points, make se the vehicle’s front anchor points are spaced slightly wider than the wheelchair, this ensures better lateral stability.
- Page 88 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH WHEELCHAIR CLEARANCE INSIDE A MOTOR VEHICLE The wheelchair must be placed in a forward-facing position onboard a motor vehicle. The clear zones required to ensure the proper use of the vehicle’s pelvic and shoulder belts are as follows: Front clear zone (FCZ): The front clear zone is measured from the frontmost point of the occupant’s head and must measure 26 inches (66 cm) minimum.
- Page 89 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH WARNINGS: Securing wheelchair accessories: • To reduce the risk of injury to passengers, remove lap trays that have not been specifically designed for transport safety and secure separately inside the vehicle or affix lap tray securely to the wheelchair, as far away as possible from the occupant, with a shock-absorbing material placed in between the lap tray and the occupant.
- Page 90 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH THREE-POINT SEAT BELT Positioning: 1- Position the pelvic belt across the front of the lower pelvis. The pelvic belt should be in direct contact with the occupant’s pelvis and hip bones. The pelvic belt should be positioned at an angle between 45 and 75 degrees to the horizontal.
- Page 91 Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 3- The shoulder belt should lie across the center of the chest, directly over the sternum and the middle of the anterior shoulder. The upper anchor point must be located above and behind the occupant to ensure the occupant remains in place during transportation.
- Page 92 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 5- The straps of safety belt should be positioned in a straight a line, with no more than 5-degree deviation between the occupant and both the left and right anchor points. 6- Make sure the straps of the safety belt are not twisted. 7- Adjust the safety belts as firmly as possible, without impeding the occupant’s normal breathing cycle or blood circulation.
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Page 93: Cleaning And Maintenance
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH 6. Cleaning and Maintenance Regular cleaning and maintenance will extend the lifespan and performance of your wheelchair. We strongly recommend that when cleaning your wheelchair, you inspect all the parts and components to ensure they are in good condition. General Recommendations •... -
Page 94: Sling Seat And Backrest
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Sling Seat and Backrest A weekly cleaning is recommended. 1. Gently wipe with a cloth dampened with a mild soap or neutral detergent. 2. Remove excess moisture by lightly patting the surfaces with a clean cloth. -
Page 95: Maintenance
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Maintenance Performing regular maintenance will extend your wheelchair’s lifespan and ensure your safety during use. WARNING Upon receiving your wheelchair, a thorough inspection of all components • and parts should be completed to ensure their proper function and the occupant’s safety. - Page 96 XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH Wheel locks Check the effectiveness and condition of wheel ✓ locks Make sure wheel locks do not interfere with the ✓ rotation of the propulsion wheels Check condition of wheel lock handles ✓ Check the effectiveness and condition of anti- ✓...
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Page 97: Replacement Parts
Physipro Inc. Certain distributors may provide replacement units during the repair process. For more information, contact your representative. Physipro Inc. will provide repair parts for a minimum of 5 years or will provide a compatible replacement option. Revision 0... -
Page 98: Storage And Shipping
XL5 and XL RF ENGLISH 7. Storage and Shipping Storage General Recommendations • Your wheelchair must be stored in a clean and dry area. Do not store near any pointed objects that may damage the wheelchair. • If your wheelchair is stored for several weeks, please consult the Maintenance Checklist, and proceed to a thorough inspection before use. -
Page 99: Folding Your Wheelchair
Owner’s Manual ENGLISH Folding your wheelchair 1. If your wheelchair is equipped with a One-arm propulsion mechanism, remove the spring-loaded shaft by compressing it. 2. Remove footrest or elevating and articulating legrest, if applicable. 3. If a rigid backrest is installed, you must remove it. -
Page 100: Warranty
- Tires, inner tubes, comfort upholsteries, armrests, seat covers, backrest covers and ball bearings. Physipro inc. agrees to repair or replace any inoperative or defective part for the duration of the warranty period. Devices and components that are replaced or repaired under one of these warranties... - Page 101 To obtain warranty service, please contact Physipro Inc. or an authorized dealer. Do not return this product without prior approval by Physipro Inc. If you are dissatisfied with this product, send us your comments by email at order@physipro.com or at the following address:...
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- Page 104 Aides techniques à la posture et à la mobilité Canada Europe Importateur : LES ÉQUIPEMENTS SASU PHYSIPRO IMPORT ADAPTÉS PHYSIPRO INC. 370, 10e Avenue Sud Village des entrepreneurs Sherbrooke (Québec) 461, rue Saint-Léonard J1G 2R7 Canada 49000 Angers - France T.