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- Page 1 SELF PROPELLED USER MANUAL WC01010020 P R OD U CT CO D E S:...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 2. SAFETY REGULATIONS 2.1 GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES 2.2 INTENDED USE 2.3 WARNINGS FOR SAFE USE 3. PRODUCT COMPONENTS 4. USER INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE WHEELCHAIR 4.2 BENDING OR REACHING 4.3 GRADIENTS & THRESHOLDS 4.4 ASCENDING AND DESCENDING STAIRS 5. -
Page 3: Introduction
If you have any questions about wheelchair use, maintenance, or safety, please contact CareCo: CareCo (UK) Limited, 1 Turing Court, Tel: 0333 015 5000 Great Notley, Braintree , CM77 7AT, www.CareCo.co.uk... -
Page 4: Safety Regulations
When used correctly, this wheelchair is a safe and stable product. CareCo is not responsible for personal injury or property damage resulting from failure to comply with any laws or ordinances. -
Page 5: Warnings For Safe Use
2.3 WARNINGS FOR SAFE USE WARNING! • When using the product for the first time, it is recommended to practice using the wheelchair on a flat surface. • Do not exceed the maximum user weight indicated on the frame label. •... -
Page 6: Product Components
3. PRODUCT COMPONENTS Your wheelchair is equipped with various parts and components. Before proceeding with this user manual, you should familiarise yourself with the various elements that make up your wheelchair. 1. Push Handle 2. Half-Folding Back Mechanism 3. Armrest 4. -
Page 7: User Instructions
4. USER INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE WHEELCHAIR Getting into your wheelchair: Before getting into the wheelchair, ensure the following points are met. • The brakes are applied • The footplates are folded sideways • The wheelchair is on a flat surface •... -
Page 8: Bending Or Reaching
4.2 BENDING OR REACHING To reach an object while sitting in your wheelchair, get as close to the object as possible, make sure the front castors are facing forward and the brakes are applied to prevent you from falling out of your wheelchair. 4.3 GRADIENTS &... -
Page 9: Operating The Wheelchair
5. OPERATING THE WHEELCHAIR 5.1 FOLDING AND UNFOLDING THE WHEELCHAIR Unfolding To unfold the wheelchair, press the seat tubes on both sides of the seat cover to open the wheelchair. Push the seat tubes as far as they will go to ensure the chair is properly unfolded. Fold down the footrests down. -
Page 10: Legrests
WARNING! Take care of trapping hazards or pinch points when adjusting any settings or folding and unfolding the product 5.2 LEG RESTS Folding / unfolding the footplate • Lift upwards on the footplate to fold it away. • Press downwards on the footplate to fold it down. -
Page 11: Adjusting The Footrest Height
5.3 ADJUSTING THE FOOTREST HEIGHT To adjust the height of the footplate, use an Allen key to loosen the bolt shown. Set the desired height and secure the bolt with an Allen key. The height is adjustable from 35mm - 155mm from the footplate to the ground. -
Page 12: Armrests
5.5 ARMRESTS The armrest height can be adjusted by pressing the button on the side of the frame as shown. While holding the button, raise or lower the armrest to the desired height. Release the button to lock the armrest in place at the desired height. -
Page 13: Wheels
5.7 WHEELS The Self-Propelled version of the wheelchair is equipped with quick-release rear wheels. Removing the Quick-Release Rear Wheels To remove the rear wheels from the frame, press the button in the middle of the wheel and pull away from the wheelchair frame as shown. Attaching the Quick-Release Rear Wheels To attach the rear wheels, insert the quick release axle into the axle sleeve on the frame. -
Page 14: Product Specifications
6. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 6.1 SELF PROPELLED WC01010020 Seat Width 18" Height (mm) Length (mm) 1020 Width (mm) Folded Height (mm) Folded Length (mm) 1020 Folded Width (mm) Seat Height (mm) Seat Width (mm) 457.2 Seat Depth (mm) Backrest Height (mm) Armrest Height (mm) 600 -720 Front Wheel Size... -
Page 15: Care And Maintenance
7. CARE AND MAINTENANCE There are many things the user can do to keep the wheelchair in optimal condition. By regularly checking the wheelchair and performing simple maintenance, the user can extend the life of the wheelchair and make it more comfortable to use. Preventative maintenance is very important. -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
7.2 TROUBLESHOOTING Problems that could occur when using the wheelchair are listed below. If the user experiences an issue not listed, please contact CareCo The wheelchair is pulling to one side • Ensure wheels turn freely • Ensure front castors are at the correct angle •... -
Page 17: Warranty
8. WARRANTY If a component requires repair or replacement due to a specific manufacturing or material defect within its warranty period, it will be repaired or replaced free of charge by CareCo. • FRAME: 5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY • DURABLE PARTS: 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Consumables are not covered under normal warranty circumstances unless they have clearly suffered excessive wear or damage as a direct result of a manufacturing defect. -
Page 18: Identification
10. WHEELCHAIR RECYCLING & DISPOSAL Disposal or recycling of the wheelchair should be completed through an approved distributor or disposal facility. (Local disposal & recycling regulations may apply). Alternatively, contact CareCo for advice on disposal. Materials: Wheelchair Packaging: Cardboard Box, Low-Density polyethylene bag... - Page 19 NOTES P. 19...
- Page 20 NOTES CareCo (UK) Limited, 1 Turing Court, Self-propelled Wheelchair Great Notley, Braintree, CM77 7AT, England P. 20...