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PARAVAN WHEELCHAIR SERIES
User manual
PR 35
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V1.23

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  • Page 1 PARAVAN WHEELCHAIR SERIES User manual PR 35 V1.23...
  • Page 2 Valid for the following model Paravan PR 35 Publisher and Copyright: PARAVAN GmbH Date of issue: 01/12/2021 Document number: PR35_V1.23 EN...
  • Page 3 These operating instructions contain all the important information and instructions regarding your new PR 35 . We ask that you carefully read the following pages to ensure that your PR 35 will continue to work without problems for many years to come. Keep these operating instructions "to hand" for future refe- rence.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Notes on transport ........................30 Performance description ..................31 Manufacturing standard ......................31 Correct use ..........................32 4.2.1 Usability of the PR 35 ......................33 4.2.2 Clearance declaration for non-dangerous goods (storage battery) ........34 Approvals, certifications ......................35 4.3.1 EU approval as a driver seat ....................
  • Page 5 Trademark and type designation (type plate) ................ 38 Location of the type designation (type plate) ................ 39 Important information about your PR 35 ................40 5.3.1 The type plate of your PR 35 ....................40 Accessories ..........................41 5.4.1 Supplied accessories....................... 41 5.4.2...
  • Page 6 Handover of the PR 35 ..................49 Receiving your new PR 35 ....................... 49 How the PR 35 is supplied to you ................... 49 Settings on the PR 35, electronic .................50 Settings on the PR 35, mechanical ..............51 10.1 Receiving your new PR 35 ....................... 51 10.2...
  • Page 7 Load bearing capacity ......................72 11.10.4 Rough ground or terrain ......................72 11.10.5 Slippery ground, traction ......................72 Parking and storing the PR 35 ................73 Loading and transporting the power wheelchair ...........74 13.1 Rules for loading wheelchairs ....................74 13.2 Securing and fastening the power wheelchair ...............
  • Page 8 14.1.1 Overview of the control elements ................... 94 14.1.2 Status display ........................... 95 14.1.3 Start, switch off ........................96 14.1.5 Switch direction indicator on and off ..................97 14.1.4 Switch light on and off ......................97 14.1.6 Switch hazard lights on and off ....................98 14.1.7 Driving functions overview ......................
  • Page 9 14.2.15 Release the controls (with the wheelchair switched off) ............117 Moving out of the PR 35 seat ................118 15.1 Procedure when moving sideways out of the seat ..............119 Maintenance and servicing .................. 120 16.1 Service partner ......................... 120 16.2...
  • Page 10 Maintenance-free storage batteries ..................135 19.8 Information regarding storage batteries ................136 19.9 Charging the PR 35 ........................137 19.9.1 Procedure for charging the PR 35 ................... 138 19.9.2 The charger ..........................139 19.9.3 Installing the charger, installation location ................139 Technical equipment ...................140 20.1...
  • Page 11 List of illustrations Fig. 1: QR code ............................ 15 Fig. 2: Direction of travel ........................17 Fig. 3: Safety instruction ........................24 Fig. 4: TÜV Logo ..........................35 Fig. 5: Type plate ..........................38 Fig. 6: Location of type plate ......................39 Fig.

  • Page 12: List Of Illustrations

    Dahl Adaptationkit for Dahl Docking Station ................. 83 Fig. 38: Torx TX 27 ..........................83 Fig. 39: Knurled screws Paravan ......................84 Fig. 40: Rear and side covers Paravan ....................84 Fig. 41: Main cable battery ........................85 Fig. 42: Removing the batteries ......................85 Fig. 43: Position of the Dahl system ....................
  • Page 13 Fig. 59: Charging status indicator (driving function blocked) ............99 Fig. 60: Select drive program ........................ 100 Fig. 61: Joystick travelling direction ....................100 Fig. 62: Example: Display of seat functions ..................101 Fig. 63: "Set time" function menu ......................102 Fig.
  • Page 14 Fig. 88: Setting the display brightness ....................116 Fig. 89: Setting the display background ....................116 Fig. 90: Blocking the controls ....................... 117 Fig. 91: Controls blocked – block symbol ..................117 Fig. 92: Move from the seat, footrests ....................119 Fig.

  • Page 15: Legal Notice

    Legal notice Your manufacturer PARAVAN GmbH Registered office / headquarters / production Paravanstraße 5-10, D-72539 Pfronstetten-Aichelau > Tel.: +49 73 88 / 99 95-91 > Fax: +49 73 88 / 99 95-999 > Email: info@paravan.de > Internet: www.paravan.com > Managing Director: Mr. Roland Arnold Many mobile telephones and PDAs have built-in cameras and Fig. 1:...

  • Page 16: Copyright

    2021. The operating instructions for the PR 35 have been produced in the German language and can be translated into other languages; however in the case of any differences, the German version is legally binding.

  • Page 17: Regarding These Operating Instructions

    NOTE These operating instructions are an essential part of the power wheelchair product and must always be kept near the PR 35 so that you can quickly access all important information. All information on sides and directions in this documentation is always specified from the point of view of the operator and Fig.

  • Page 18: Exclusion Of Liability

    Exclusion of liability The operation of the PR 35 without faults or malfunctions can only be guaranteed if the information gained from these operating instructions is applied. PARAVAN GmbH assumes no liability or guarantee regarding da- mage or malfunctions that occur during operation due to the non-observance of these operating instructions or due to modifications made to the PR 35.

  • Page 19: Guarantee

    2.1.1 Guarantee Guarantee services are based entirely on the respective PARAVAN guarantee provisions. Excluded from guarantee claims is damage which has occurred due to: > Wear > Improper operation or use, e.g. overloading > Incorrect/infrequent maintenance > Incorrect/infrequent care See your personal "guarantee card".

  • Page 20: Technical Modifications

    2.1.2 Technical modifications All modifications to safety equipment, and technical modifications to the PR 35 in general, even if only minor, are strictly prohibited! All modifications must be authorised or carried out by PARAVAN GmbH. PARAVAN GmbH reserves the right to undertake technical modifications and improvements to the product in the interest of our customers and progressive development.
  • Page 21 WA R N I N G > Danger of injury for persons operating a PR 35 which does not correspond to the original or delivered condition. > Material damage to the PR 35 through the use of unappro- ved parts or incorrectly installed parts.

  • Page 22: Target Group

    > Knowledge of the content of the operating instructions in order to safely operate and also be able to move the PR 35. > Knowledge of the safety and operating provisions listed herein in order to recognise potential dangers or dangerous situations and avert these for the user and his/her surroundings.

  • Page 23: Explanation Of Symbols

    Caution - potential damage to the vehicle. Additional information for the user – e.g. in order to simplify the operation of the PR 35 and/or avoid damage to the PR 35. This symbol refers the user to further sections or further documentation – e.g. also to annexes of these operating instructions.

  • Page 24: Structure Of Safety Notes

    2.3.1 Structure of safety notes You can obtain the following information from the safety notes: > Warning or danger symbol . > Type and source of the danger . > Signal word . > Consequences of hazard occurring . > Protective measures .

  • Page 25: Safety Notes

    Assistants must not touch parts in the danger zones while operating the power wheelchair. > Brake lock release lever must be in the "LOCK" position. > Never switch the power of the PR 35 off or shut it down while travelling. Safety notes...
  • Page 26 WA R N I N G Danger of tipping for persons operating a PR 35 when travel- ling at an incline of more than 10°. Danger of tipping for persons operating a PR 35 when travel- ling downhill and if the seat is in the foremost position.
  • Page 27 WA R N I N G Danger of injury for persons operating a PR 35 which does not correspond to the original or delivered condition. Material damage to the PR 35 through the use of unapproved parts or incorrectly installed parts.
  • Page 28 WA R N I N G Danger of injury for persons while travelling with a PR 35 on rough ground. Danger of falling and tipping for persons while operating the PR 35 on surfaces with diminished load bearing capacity. Material damage to the PR 35 from mechanical and physical influences while travelling on rough terrain.

  • Page 29: Information Regarding Use

    C A U T I O N Material damage to the PR 35 from overloading the vehicle. Material damage to the PR 35 from the effects of high tempe- ratures above 41°C. Material damage to the PR 35 from overcharging of the batte- ries when travelling downhill.

  • Page 30: Notes On Transport

    3.1.3 Notes on transport C A U T I O N Material damage to the electric wheelchair through slipping from ramps or lift while being loaded. Material damage to the electric wheelchair through being secured and transported improperly in and elec- tric wheelchair transporter.

  • Page 31: Performance Description

    Performance description Manufacturing standard The PARAVAN PR 35 is a multifunctional power wheelchair that is ideal for indoor and outdoor use due to its compactness and manoeuvrability. The PR 35 is designed and tested to ensure the highest possible degree of safety for the operator and his/ her surroundings.

  • Page 32: Correct Use

    Correct use The PARAVAN PR 35 is designed to transport a person indoors and outdoors. The control panel, including the joystick and optional controls for special operation, serves as the interface in terms of user operation and the liability of the manufacturer of the PR 35.

  • Page 33: Usability Of The Pr 35

    - problematic or prohibited > Use as a means of tractive transport of loads or of several people. > Use of the PR 35 in extreme climatic conditions (heat/cold/moisture). See section “2.1 Exclusion of liability” See section “3 Safety notes” Performance description...

  • Page 34: Clearance Declaration For Non-Dangerous Goods (Storage Battery)

    4.2.2 Clearance declaration for non-dangerous goods (storage battery) PARAVAN GmbH uses storage batteries which are classified as "non-dangerous goods", as long as these storage batteries are not mechanically damaged in any way. The maintenance-free non-woven lattice storage batteries and the maintenance-free lead gel storage batte- ries are leak-proof, and in accordance with >...

  • Page 35: Approvals, Certifications

    The anchoring of the safety belt has been certified and approved in ac- cordance with 76/115/EEC as has the seat in relation to its anchoring in accordance with 74/408/EWG with the Paravan docking system. D A N G E R!

  • Page 36: German Regulations On Assistive Technology (Hilfsmittelverordnung, Hmv No.)

    4.3.2 German regulations on assistive technology (Hilfsmittelverordnung, HMV no.) The PR 35 wheelchairs are approved in accordance with assistive technology guidelines: > Kassenarztrecht in Nordwürttemberg – Richtlinien und Normen und Verordnungen und Leistungen (Panel doctors law in Northern Württemberg - guidelines and standards and regulations and services), page B...

  • Page 37: Indication

    4.3.4 Indication The power wheelchair with optional lifting function is used in cases of walking disability or severe walking impairment: > Microsomi (short stature) > Child care > Paralysis > Joint contractures/joint damage (not to both arms) > Other diseases 4.3.5 Contraindications The provision of power wheelchairs is unsuitable for persons with:...

  • Page 38: Product-Specific Data

    Product-specific data Trademark and type designation (type plate) This information can be found on the type plate. It is very important to provide this in any correspondence with PARAVAN GmbH so that you receive relevant professional advice. > Series number, chassis no. ...

  • Page 39: Location Of The Type Designation (Type Plate)

    Location of the type designation (type plate) The type designation (type plate) is affixed to the PR 35 in a 1-fold de- sign. The type designation (type plate) has dimensions of approx. 70 mm x 40 mm. > The type designation (type plate) is situated on the rear right of the battery box ...

  • Page 40: Important Information About Your Pr 35

    Important information about your PR 35 Please make sure this information is recorded when you receive the PR 35, or if necessary enter the informa- tion yourself, so that you always have it to hand. > Day of delivery/supply >...

  • Page 41: Accessories

    Socket wrench with T-handle, SW 13. > Allen key, size 5. Fig. 7: DAHL docking station 5.4.2 Deliverable accessories > DAHL docking station for quick and easy fastening of the PR 35 in a vehicle. Fig. 8: DAHL Vario Dock (height adjustabel) Product-specific data...

  • Page 42: Description/Function Of The Pr 35

    Description/function of the PR 35 The seat The orthopaedic special seat K110/K120 is an in-house development of PARAVAN GmbH which has been adapted exactly to the needs of the customers. It is equipped with: > Integrated 3-point harness > Infinitely variable backrest inclination adjustment >...

  • Page 43: Joystick Control

    Joystick control All the functions of the PR 35 can be selected or accessed via the joystick, the control panel and the integra- ted control system. Such functions include: > steering, > braking behaviour, > speed, control of the two drive motors, >...

  • Page 44: Tilt Function (Seat Angle)

    Tilt function (seat angle) The PR 35 is equipped with a tilt function. The tilting process can be interrupted and fixed at any position in the backward direction of movement. At the push of a button, the tilt (seat inclination) can be adjusted as follows: >...

  • Page 45: Road-Safe In Accordance With The Road Traffic Licensing Act (Stvzo)

    Road-safe in accordance with The Road Traffic Licensing Act (StVZO) The PR 35 is a road-approved vehicle that includes the following features as standard equipment: > LED headlights for optimum illumination . > LED direction indicator . > LED rear lights for the best possible visibility .

  • Page 46: Overview Of The Pr 35

    Overview of the PR 35 Parts and their locations The following terms for parts or individual parts are used in the opera- ting instructions. Their location on the PR 35 is shown in the photo.     >...

  • Page 47: Parts And Their Installation Position, Chassis

    Parts and their installation position, chassis The following terms for parts or individual parts are used in the opera- ting instructions. The installation position on the chassis of the PR 35 is shown in the photo. > Seat plate ...

  • Page 48: Fig. 14: Parts, Chassis Front

    > Drive wheel  > Rigging eye  > Control units  > Brake lock release lever, emergency release  > Drive motor       Fig. 14: Parts, chassis front Overview of the PR 35...

  • Page 49: Handover Of The Pr 35

    Check your PR 35 for completeness and compare the items received in the delivery with your order documents. If anything is unclear, contact PARAVAN GmbH immediately! Check (visually inspect) that the PR 35 is in proper condition. Report damage which can be attributed to delivery or transport immediately and in writing to your >...

  • Page 50: Settings On The Pr 35, Electronic

    Settings on the PR 35, electronic The setting and configuration of the PARAVAN control unit is very complex and, for your own safety, can only be undertaken by your service technician. All parameters of the PARAVAN control unit can be subsequently set to your requirements and desires. These include: >...

  • Page 51: Settings On The Pr 35, Mechanical

    All mechanical parts or equipment and control elements are set to your body dimensions. If adjustment is still needed however, this can be undertaken at any time. Your PARAVAN PR 35 is designed in such a way that it can be adjusted to your body dimensions in all respects.

  • Page 52: The Armrest Pad

    These instructions apply to both the right and left sides. > Loosen hexagonal cap nut . > Swing the armrest pad  into the desired position. > Tighten hexagonal cap nut  , approx. 8 Nm. Fig. 15: Angle of armrest pad Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 53: Set The Horizontal Position Of The Armrest Pad

    > Loosen the  wing bolt. > Push the armrest pad  forwards or backwards to the desired posi- tion. > Tighten the wing bolt  hand-tight. Fig. 16: Position of the armrest pad Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 54: Armrest

     > Height  of the armrest. Fig. 17: Position check of the armrest > Angle  of the armrest. > Projection  of the armrest. > If required, correction of the armrest pad. Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 55: Set The Height Of The Armrest

    When the desired height is reached, turn the hand-operated wheel to the right and pull it tight. > Armrest is locked or fixed. Fig. 18: Height of armrest Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 56: Angle Of The Armrest

    The armrest is pivoted on the attachment point. This allows the comple- te armrest to be swung upwards for comfortable sitting and standing or moving from the wheelchair's seat.  Fig. 19: Armrest angle Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 57: Set The Projection Of The Armrest

    Loosen hexagonal cap nut . > Loosen hexagonal cap nut . > Move the armrest  into the desired position. > Hexagonal cap nut  and  tighten approx. 8 Nm. Fig. 20: Armrest projection Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 58: Setting The Mobility Of The Control Panel

    Setting the mobility of the control panel The horizontal swivel mechanism of the control panel can be set in re- lation to the degree of hardness (response behaviour or the mobility of the joints). Fig. 21: Swivel mechanism Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 59: Footrest Unit

    10.9.1 Setting the lower leg length The lower leg support or lower leg length is set to your body dimensions. > Manually adjustable Fig. 22: Lower leg angle Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 60: Setting The Tibial Angle

    10.9.2 Setting the tibial angle The support of the lower leg or the tibial angle (between upper and lower leg) can be electrically modified via the PARAVAN control unit in the angle adjustment setting, depending on the equipment version. >...

  • Page 61: Mechanical Adjustment Of The Backrest

    > Turn the rotary wheel forwards -> the angle becomes steeper > Turn the rotary wheel backwards -> the angle becomes flatter For electric backrest adjustment see chapter „15 Control“ Fig. 24: Backrest adjustment Settings on the PR 35, mechanical...

  • Page 62: Driving With The Pr 35

    11.1 Insurance, liability insurance We recommend that you speak with your insurance advisor before starting to use the PR 35 so that its use is included in your insurance – in particular in your liability insurance. Please note that within the context of applicable legal provisions, a legal requirement may exist to insure the PR 35 during use in road traffic.

  • Page 63: Function Check Before The Trip

    Charging status of the storage batteries.  > Function check of the lighting installation. Fig. 25: Brake lock release lever (emergency See section "12.9.1 Operation of the brake lock release lever release) (emergency release)" See section "20 Electrical Equipment" Driving with the PR 35...

  • Page 64: Controlling The Pr 35, Directions Of Travel

    Joystick in the neutral position (middle) & The brakes are active, the wheelchair does not travel. In order to avoid unwanted movement of the PR 35, do not perform any sudden movements (driving commands) on the joystick! Firstly, practise controlling the wheelchair on safe and accessible terrain.

  • Page 65: Navigating Bends, Turning Corners

    11.4 Navigating bends, turning corners The PARAVAN PR 35 is equipped with front-wheel drive. This means that the rear swings out during steering motions, i.e. turning corners. This is how you navigate a bend: > Push the joystick into the required travelling position (forwards or backwards).

  • Page 66: Braking With The Pr 35

    Safety in the case of a power cut or interruption: If there is an interruption to the power supply, e.g. due to a discharged storage battery, the safety magnet brake locks and the PR 35 comes to a standstill. If this is the case, it can only be mechanically unlocked and manually moved.

  • Page 67: Pr 35 Braking Characteristics

    11.6 PR 35 braking characteristics The braking distance, i.e. the distance from initiating the braking process until the PR 35 comes to a stand- still, is heavily dependent on factors such as: > Ground or condition of the road. >...

  • Page 68: Travelling On Hills, Up And Downhill Travel

    PR 35 at any time. > When travelling up and downhill from an incline of more than 7°, the stability of the PR 35 cannot be gua- ranteed, or there can be a danger of the PR 35 tipping.

  • Page 69: The Drive Programs / Movement Levels

    11.8 The drive programs / movement levels The PARAVAN PR 35 has five different drive programs, or movement levels. You can select the desired move- ment level or final speed of the PR 35 on the control panel. The maximum final speed in the respective movement level is reached by moving the joystick as far as it will The functions of the individual movement levels are as follows: >...

  • Page 70: Manual Driving, Push Mode

    Operation of the brake lock release lever (emergency release) > If you want to push the PR 35, you must set both brake lock release levers  on the left and right drive side to "UNLOCK" (downwards). Do not set to "UNLOCK" on a gradient! In this position, the drive motor is unable to brake! Positions of the brake lock release lever ...

  • Page 71: Information Regarding Roads, Types Of Ground

    11.10.2 Climbing / traversing ability > While travelling over obstacles that are higher than approx. 60-70 mm, you could touch the ground and get stuck or tip over with your PR 35 with the battery box. Driving with the PR 35...

  • Page 72: 11.10.3 Load Bearing Capacity

    11.10.5 Slippery ground, traction > When travelling over slippery ground (e.g. uncoated ramps, wet grass, snow, ice, etc.) your PR 35 can lose traction. This means that the drive power or the braking power is not transferred. The PR 35 has a parking and service brake which complies with the Road Traffic Licensing Regula- tion (StVZO).

  • Page 73: Parking And Storing The Pr 35

    Parking and storing the PR 35 In order to avoid damage to the PR 35, you must observe the following rules if you park the PR 35 (e.g. over- night) or do not use it for an extended time period: >...

  • Page 74: Loading And Transporting The Power Wheelchair

    Loading and transporting the power wheelchair The power wheelchair must always be shut down and correctly secured fastened in the transport vehicle. When loading the power wheelchair, you can use loading aids such as ramps, lifts and hoists with sufficient load-bearing capacity.

  • Page 75: Securing And Fastening The Power Wheelchair

    13.2 Securing and fastening the power wheelchair The power wheelchair must be connected or tied to the transport ve- hicle with tightening straps, hooks or loops in order to prevent slipping. The power wheelchair must be fastened in accordance with the guide- line >...

  • Page 76: Fasten The Seatbelt In A Moving Vehicle

    13.3 Fasten the seatbelt in a moving vehicle D A N G E R D A N G E R Belt restraints should make full contact with Belt must not be held away from the body by the shoulder, chest and pelvic. Belts should wheelchair components such as armrests or be positioned low on the pelvis near the wheels.

  • Page 77: Occupant Restraint Instruction

    13.4 Occupant restraint instruction > Use a vehicle anchored occupant restraint system to secure the occupant. > Both pelvic and upper torso restraint belts must used to restrain the occupant to reduce the possibility of head and should not be held away from the body by wheelchair components such as armrest or wheels. >...

  • Page 78: Fig. 33: Positioning The Occupant Restraint For Use With Dahl Docking System Only

    > The upper torso restraint belt must fit over the shoulder and across the chest as illustrated Fig. 47. Restraint belts must be adjusted as tightly as possible consistent with use comfort. > Restraint belt webbing must not be twisted when in use. >...

  • Page 79: Dahl Docking Systems Assembly

    According to ISO 7176-19:2008, the Dahl Docking Station MK II and VarioDock™ are are suitable for power wheelchair models PR50, PR 40, PR 35, PR 35, PR piccolino, PR Biolution und PR Heavy Duty duty from Paravan. The following instructions explain how to assemble the Dahl Docking Station MK II and VarioDock™...
  • Page 80 WA R N I N G Risk of injury through incorrect handling of the batteries. Damage to property through incorrect handling of the batter- ies. > Handle with special care. > May only be connected and disconnected by qualified per- sonnel.

  • Page 81: Content Of Dahl Docking Stations

    13.5.1 Content of Dahl docking stations Fig. 35: Content of Dahl Docking Station MK II standard set # 501750 Loading and transporting the power wheelchair...

  • Page 82: Fig. 36: Content Of Dahl Variodock™ Standard Set # 503600

    Fig. 36: Content of Dahl VarioDock™ standard set # 503600 Loading and transporting the power wheelchair...

  • Page 83: Attaching The Dahl Locking Plate To The Wheelchair

    13.5.2 Attaching the Dahl locking plate to the wheelchair An additional wheelchair-specific adaptation kit is required for moun- ting the Dahl locking plate. It contains special nuts and plastic spacers ④ to be fitted inside the battery box. ⑤ ① DAHL Docking Station Installation Kit Locking Plate 503125 ④...

  • Page 84: Fig. 39: Knurled Screws Paravan

    Fig. 39: Knurled screws Paravan Afterwards the battery box can be tilted backwards over the hinges - caution: here the whole weight of the structure rests on the lid! ③ ④ Fig. 40: Rear and side covers Paravan Loading and transporting the power wheelchair...

  • Page 85: Attaching The Dahl Locking Plate To The Wheelchair

    13.5.3 Attaching the Dahl locking plate to the wheelchair Removing the batteries: > Disconnect the main cable plug on the left and right side of the bat- teries. > Remove the left and right batteries. Fig. 41: Main cable battery Fig.

  • Page 86: Fig. 43: Position Of The Dahl System

    Mounting DAHL system: > Position the locking plate 503125 on the bottom of the wheelchair. The holes for positioning are already provided in the battery box. > Fasten the locking plate inside the battery box with the adaptation set 502064 and screw the five countersunk screws from below with the DAHL nuts 500759.
  • Page 87 After the Dahl system has been attached to the wheelchair chassis, reinsert the batteries and reattach the panelling in reverse order. The PARAVAN adapter kit can also be pushed further forwards or backwards and fastened accordingly, depending on the position of the counterpart in the vehicle.
  • Page 88 To attach the Dahl Docking Station to the PR 35, use the screws provided. D A N G E R Potential risk of injury or serious injury or death due to use of incorrect screws. > Use the screws provided.

  • Page 89: Description Of The Dahl Docking System Functions

    13.5.4 Description of the Dahl Docking system functions ① Dahl Docking station ② Lock plate and spacer ③ Lock pin ④ Red LED ⑤ Green LED ⑥ Control panel ⑦ Release button ⑧ Manual emergency release lever Fig. 45: System functions Dahl ⑨...

  • Page 90: Securing The Wheelchair In The Docking Station

    13.5.5 Securing the wheelchair in the docking station > Maneuver the wheelchair slowly and in a uniform direction over the docking station. The lock plate under the wheelchair helps to guide the wheelchair into place in the docking station. When the lock plate is fully engaged in the docking station, a spring-action locking pin automatically secures the lock plate.
  • Page 91 D A N G E R Potential risk of injury or serious injury or death! Do not move the vehicle: > Whilst the wheelchair is being maneuvered into position in the docking station > If the wheelchair and user are not correctly secured. >...

  • Page 92: Release From The Docking Station

    13.5.6 Release from the docking station > When the vehicle has been brought to a halt, remove the safety belt. > To unlock commence by driving the wheelchair forward to release pressure on the lock pin. > Press the red release button in the control panel. The locking pin will be triggered/ released for approx. 5 or 8 seconds, after which the locking pin is automatically locked/activated again.

  • Page 93: Manual Release In Case Of Electric Failure

    13.5.7 Manual release in case of electric failure A manual emergency release is located at the front edge of the docking station. > Move wheelchair forward to remove the pressure on the lock pin and push the red release arm to one side and hold it there while the wheelchair moves away.

  • Page 94: Controls

    Controls 14.1 Control panel R-NET CJSM2 14.1.1 Overview of the control elements With the control panel (joystick) built into your power wheelchair, you ⑫ can control all of the power wheelchair's driving, steering and braking ③ processes. All additional functions which are equipped with displace- ⑩...

  • Page 95: Status Display

    14.1.2 Status display The function keys are used to select the specific functions displayed in the assigned fields on the display. Symbols of the status indicator: > Charging status of the storage batteries ① Direction indicator, left ② > > "On/off"...

  • Page 96: Start, Switch Off

    14.1.3 Start, switch off Start ① Push the "on/off" switch ① upwards. > The status display briefly flashes and the last selected function in terms of movement level / seat function is shown. > Press the switch ① downwards again to: >...

  • Page 97: Switch Direction Indicator On And Off

    14.1.5 Switch direction indicator on and off  Press key ① or ② for the respective direction indicator, left or right. > The selected direction indicator will flash. > Press once more → direction indicator switches off.  Fig. 54: Turn signal right / left 14.1.4 Switch light on and off Press the key ...

  • Page 98: Switch Hazard Lights On And Off

    14.1.6 Switch hazard lights on and off Press the "hazard lights" key  for the "hazard lights on" function. > The hazard lights switch themselves on, while the hazard lights symbol flashes red and both direction of travel symbols flash green. Press the key again →...

  • Page 99: Driving Functions Overview

    14.1.7 Driving functions overview Overview of the driving functions shown on the display of the control pa- nel during driving, steering and braking actions of the power wheelchair. ⑤ ② Selected drive program/movement level ① > > Respective setting (having drilled down) for the selected movement ⑥...

  • Page 100: Select Drive Program, Drive

    14.1.8 Select drive program, drive The power wheelchair must be in driving mode. > The last selected drive program is shown on the display (profiles 1 to 5). Drive profiles 1 to 5 are further divided into 5 levels once you ①...

  • Page 101: Electrical Seat Adjustment

    14.1.9 Electrical seat adjustment Use the MODE key to switch from the drive program to the seat func- tions. Select the desired seat function by moving the joystick “← left/ right →”. > The adjustment functions menu will appear on the display. Only the released or available functions can be selected.

  • Page 102: 14.1.10 Set Time/Date

    14.1.10 Set time/date Press and hold the "hazard lights" key to access the "Settings" menu. > The special functions menu will appear on the display. Move the joystick → left/right to access the options "year, month, date, day of the week, hours and minutes". Select the desired option by mo- ving the joystick "←...

  • Page 103: 14.1.11 Show/Hide Clock, Configure 12H/24H Display

    14.1.11 Show/hide clock, configure 12h/24h display Select the program function: > Press and hold the "hazard lights" key. > The "Settings" menu appears. > Use the joystick to select "Set time". Move the joystick "← left/right →". > Select "12h/24h display" or "Off" by moving the joystick "← left/right →".

  • Page 104: 14.1.13 Adjust Display Brightness

    14.1.13 Adjust display brightness Select the program function: > Press and hold the "hazard lights" key. > Select "Back lighting" from the settings. > Select the intensity of the lighting (0 to 100% in 10% stages) by mo- ving the joystick "← left/right→". To save →...

  • Page 105: Block The Controls (With The Wheelchair Switched On)

    14.1.14 Block the controls (with the wheelchair switched on) Turn the control panel off and press and hold the ON/OFF button ① > ① until you hear a beeping sound ② > Move the joystick forwards until you hear a beeping sound >...

  • Page 106: Control Panel R-Net Cjsm-L

    14.2 Control panel R-NET CJSM-L 14.2.1 Overview of the control elements With the control panel (joystick) built into your power wheelchair, you ⑧ ① ③ ③ can control all of the power wheelchair's driving, steering and braking ⑩ ⑪ processes. All additional functions which are equipped with displace- ment motors, such as the lifting arm and the sitting functions, must also ⑫...

  • Page 107: Status Display

    14.2.2 Status display The function keys are used to select the specific functions displayed in the assigned fields on the display. Symbols of the status indicator: > Charging status of the storage batteries ① Direction indicator, left ② > > "On"...

  • Page 108: Start And Switch Off

    14.2.3 Start and switch off Start ① Push the "on/off" switch ①. > The last selected function in terms of movement level / seat function is shown. Switch off Push the "on/off" switch ①. > The power wheelchair switches itself off (assuming it is already swit- ched on).

  • Page 109: Switch Light On And Off

    14.2.4 Switch light on and off Press key ① or ② for the respective direction indicator, left or right. > The selected direction indicator will flash. ① > Press once more → direction indicator switches off. ② Fig. 76: Turn signal right / left 14.2.5 Switch direction indicator on and off Press the key ①...

  • Page 110: Switch Hazard Lights On And Off

    14.2.6 Switch hazard lights on and off Press the "hazard lights"key ① for the "hazard lights on" function. > The hazard lights switch themselves on, while the hazard lights symbol flashes red and both direction of travel symbols flash yellow. >...

  • Page 111: Driving Functions Overview

    14.2.7 Driving functions overview Overview of the driving functions shown on the display of the control pa- nel during driving, steering and braking actions of the power wheelchair. ⑤ > Selected drive program/movement level ① ② ① > Maximum speed in the selected drive program ② Key ③...

  • Page 112: Select Drive Program, Drive

    14.2.8 Select drive program, drive The power wheelchair must be in driving mode. > The last selected drive program is shown on the display. ③ ① Press the profile key ① to select/switch to one of the 5 movement ② levels (profiles).

  • Page 113: Electrical Seat Adjustment

    14.2.9 Electrical seat adjustment Use the "Mode key" to switch from the drive program to the seat func- tions. Select the seat function by moving the joystick "← left/right →". > The respective seat function will appear on the display. Only the released or available functions can be selected.

  • Page 114: 14.2.10 Set Time/Date

    14.2.10 Set time/date Press and hold the "slower" ① and "faster" ② speed keys to access the "Settings” menu. > The special functions menu will appear on the display. Move the joystick → right to access the options "year, month, date, day of the week, hours and minutes".

  • Page 115: 14.2.11 Show/Hide Clock, Configure 12H/24H Display

    14.2.11 Show/hide clock, configure 12h/24h display Select the program function: > Press and hold the keys ①+② > The "Settings" menu appears. > Use the joystick to select "Display time". > Select "12h/24h display" or "Off" by moving the joystick "← left/right →".

  • Page 116: 14.2.12 Adjust The Display Background And Brightness

    14.2.12 Adjust the display background and brightness Select the program function: Press and hold the "slower" ① and "faster" ② speed keys. > > Select "Back lighting" from the settings. > Select the intensity of the lighting (as a percentage) by moving the joystick "←...

  • Page 117: Block The Controls (With The Wheelchair Switched On)

    14.2.14 Block the controls (with the wheelchair switched on) ① Turn the control panel off and press and hold the ON/OFF button ① > until you hear a beeping sound > Move the joystick forwards until you hear a beeping sound ②...

  • Page 118: Moving Out Of The Pr 35 Seat

    Moving out of the PR 35 seat For your own safety, the instructions below must be followed in order to enable you to move out of the PR 35 independently: > You should be able to safely carry your own weight.

  • Page 119: Procedure When Moving Sideways Out Of The Seat

    Turn off the PR 35 > Fold up  footrests > Swing  armrest upwards > Move from the seat Fig. 92: Move from the seat, footrests  Fig. 93: Move from the seat, armrest Moving out of the PR 35 seat...

  • Page 120: Maintenance And Servicing

    Maintenance and servicing Do not use a high-pressure cleaner to clean the PR 35. Avoid contact of the electronics with water. However, in order to guarantee its perfect functioning, the PR 35 must nonetheless: > be handled with care, >...

  • Page 121: Cleaning And Care

    High-pressure cleaners should not be used to clean the electric wheelchair. Be careful that no elect- ronics come in contact with water. Regular care and maintenance will prevent unnecessary wear and damage to your PARAVAN power wheelchair. Switch off the power supply before cleaning the wheelchair. 16.2.1 Metal surfaces The high-quality powder coating ensures optimum corrosion protection.

  • Page 122: Upholstery, Fabric And Vinyl

    16.2.3 Upholstery, fabric and vinyl For normal cleaning of the upholstery, use lukewarm water and a mild, non-abrasive soap. Use a soft cloth or brush. Wipe any water or soapy water residue dry with a clean, dry cloth. Allow the surface to dry. Repeat this process for stubborn dirt or stains.

  • Page 123: Disposal And Environmental Protection

    The PR 35 itself and its individual components are technically durable. In most cases, recyclable and harm- less raw materials are used for its design and manufacture. After it has been decommissioned, the PR 35 is ideally suited to undergo proper recycling processes and environmentally friendly disposal procedures.

  • Page 124: Packaging Material

    17.2 Advice on corrosion protection All metal parts on your PARAVAN power wheelchair are corrosion-protected, e.g. by hot-dip galvanising, elec- troplating and powder-coated surfaces. Please observe the cleaning instructions see „16 Maintenance and servicing“. Disposal and environmental protection...

  • Page 125: Recommissioning

    17.3 Recommissioning If the PR 35 has been out of service for a long time, the following steps must be carried out before it is re- commissioned: > check protective devices, repair if necessary, > complete maintenance or review, >...

  • Page 126: Information Regarding Transfer Of The Product

    17.4 Information regarding transfer of the product If you give or sell the PARAVAN PR 35 standing wheelchair to another person, you must also pass on all the necessary technical documents for safe handling and operation, such as: > operating instructions, >...

  • Page 127: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting 18.1 Status indicator on the control panel Error message Meaning Centre joystick / Joystick The most common cause of this error is that the joystick is not centred when the zentrieren control system is switched on. “Joystick off-centre” will appear on the display for five seconds.
  • Page 128 Error message Meaning Brake error / Bremsen This message appears when the control system detects a problem with the magnetic brakes or their connections. Check the magnetic brakes, cables and connections in the control system. Check that the motor brakes have not come uncoupled. Motor error / Motorfehler This message appears when the control system detects that the connection to a mo- tor has been interrupted.

  • Page 129: Electrical System

    These are described in more detail below: > Main fuse: This protects the complete electrical system in the event of overloading by PR 35 electrical consumers – the response is an instant and complete electrical shut-down of the entire power wheelchair.

  • Page 130: Main Fuse

    Push the lug  of the active main fuse  back into its original posi- tion . & The lug must audibly or visibly lock into place. > The PR 35 is ready for operation again.  Fig. 96: Main fuse...

  • Page 131: Operating The Battery Disconnect Switch

    19.3 Operating the battery disconnect switch By activating the battery disconnect switch, the installed 2x12 V AGM batte- ries are disconnected from the power circuit of the wheelchair to ensure safe transport. The disconnect switch is located on the right rear part of the chassis below the panelling.

  • Page 132: Overload Protection

    While travelling downhill, the generated power is diverted into the storage batteries – the drive motors work like a generator in this case. If you have fully charged your PR 35 before travelling downhill, the security system switches to emergency stop in order to avoid damage to the electrical system (control, electronics, etc.).

  • Page 133: Connection Option For Auxiliary Units

    19.5 Connection option for auxiliary units The PARAVAN PR 35 offers the option of connecting different auxiliary units with a voltage of 12 volts or 24 volts to the PR 35 on-board power supply. If you require special equipment (e.g. a respirator) for this connection, please contact PARAVAN GmbH. The external connections are individually adjusted for the respective consumer and the cable harness is cut to size or moved in position.

  • Page 134: The Lighting Installation

    19.6 The lighting installation The PARAVAN PR 35 is equipped with a lighting installation featuring LED technology that is fully approved for road traffic. Due to the LED lamps used, the wearing out or maintenance of this installation is practically impossible/unnecessary.

  • Page 135: Maintenance-Free Storage Batteries

    19.7 Maintenance-free storage batteries Your PARAVAN PR 35 is equipped with high quality and powerful storage batteries. These maintenance-free storage batteries are completely sealed. Refilling or topping up the electrolyte (battery acid) is therefore not intended or possible. The charging status or the capacity of the storage batteries can be read on the control panel.

  • Page 136: Information Regarding Storage Batteries

    19.8 Information regarding storage batteries Sealed storage batteries must never be opened. Opening the storage batteries will result in irrepara- ble damage to them and could lead to a complete power failure. See section “22.1 Handling sealed storage batteries” The storage batteries must be recharged after every use (even if they have only been minimally discharged) with the supplied charger.

  • Page 137: Charging The Pr 35

    Always ensure that the storage batteries have full charging capacity. > Daily overnight charging is recommended. > The PR 35 should be charged for at least 8 hours uninterrupted. > The charging cycle ends when the green lamp is lit up. >...

  • Page 138: Procedure For Charging The Pr 35

    19.9.1 Procedure for charging the PR 35 > Turn off the PR 35. > Put the charger on a heat-insensitive surface, e.g. on the footrests. > Put the charger plug  into the charging socket on the control panel. >...

  • Page 139: The Charger

    19.9.2 The charger The purpose of the charger is to automatically charge the storage batteries. The charger is housed in splash-proof sheet-steel casing. It complies with the guidelines and protection requirements of the: > Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC, > Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC. Read the operating instructions included separately with the charger.

  • Page 140: Technical Equipment

    Technical equipment 20.1 Technical data and dimensions 19.9.4 The average lifespan We assume an expected average product life of 6-10 years for this product, provided that the pro- duct is used within the intended use and all maintenance and service specifications are complied with.

  • Page 141: Technical Data

    20.1.1 Technical data Wheelchair versions PR 35 110 to 160 cm body height Seat adjustment Seat height, lowest position 460 mm Seat height, highest position 760 mm Lifting funktion 460 mm - 760 mm (300 mm) Seat angle backwards (tilting) 45°...

  • Page 142: Dimensions

    20.1.2 Dimensions Other special features Puncture-proof tyres Fold-up footplate Independent leaf spring rear suspension Footrests with length compensation Compatible with DAHL docking station Controls: R-Net Individual seat pad adjustment Maintenance-free gel batteries Electrical equipment Storage batteries 2 x 12 Volt / 55 Ah / C20 Lighting LED direction indicators LED front and rear lights...
  • Page 143 Seat features Seat width 16 - 42 cm Seat depth 26 - 46 cm Backrest height 36 - 56 cm Driving features Ground clearance 80 mm Maximum obstacle clearance 71 mm Turning circle 710 mm Maximum (upward) climb 12% / 4%** Maximum (downward) slope / (sitting/standing) 12% / 4%** Maximum camber (sitting/standing)
  • Page 144 Details regarding the pads on the arm supports, seat and rear, description of the frame Arm support pads Pad material: PV foam Thickness: 20mm Compression hardness: 7.2 kPa Density: 56 kg/m³ Cover: BC 12 / Floridas Seat pads Pad material: PR foam / MOI system Thickness: 50 - 110 mm...
  • Page 145 Details regarding the pads on the arm supports, seat and rear, description of the frame Back pads Pad material: PR foam / MOI system Thickness: 30 - 50 mm Compression hardness: 77 kg/m3 ± 5%* Degree of hardness: 340 +/-25 N* Density: 260 +/- 25 N Cover:...

  • Page 146: Spare Parts

    (e.g. grass, gravel, sand, ice and snow)! See section "3 Safety notes" Replacing original parts with non-original parts or parts made in the style of the original (copied) is strictly prohibited/forbidden! Only obtain your replacement parts from your dealer or PARAVAN GmbH. Technical equipment...
  • Page 147 WA R N I N G Danger of injury for persons operating a PR 35 which does not correspond to the original or delivered condition. Material damage to the PR 35 through the use of unapproved parts or incorrectly installed parts.

  • Page 148: Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)

    Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 21.1 Information regarding electromagnetic compatibility ➨ The installation and maintenance of the device may only be carried out by specialist staff. ➨ Only the charging station supplied by the manufacturer may be used. ➨ The connector must be securely installed. Electronic components and cables must not be damaged. ➨...

  • Page 149: Compliance Level

    The interference immunity levels in accordance with IEC 60601 are fulfilled. Manufacturer's declaration – electromagnetic interference The PR 35 is designed to be operated under the electromagnetic conditions specified below. The customer or the user of the device should ensure that it is used under these conditions.
  • Page 150 Manufacturer's declaration – electromagnetic immunity The PR 35 is designed to be operated under the electromagnetic conditions specified below. The customer or the user of the device should ensure that it is used under these conditions. Interference immunity IEC 60601 – test level Compliance level Electromagnetic conditions –...
  • Page 151 Voltage dips, short < 5% UT (>95% dip of Not usable The quality of the supply voltage interruptions and fluc- UT) for 0.5 periods should correspond to that of a typical tuations in the supply 40% UT (60% dip of UT) business or hospital environment.

  • Page 152: Annexes And Technical Documentation

    Annexes and technical documentation 22.1 Handling of sealed storage batteries When charging sealed storage batteries by water electrolysis at the positive electrode, the oxygen released is guided through a glass mat from the positive to the negative electrode and converted back to water again after a series of chemical reactions.

  • Page 153: Maintenance Plan & Maintenance Recommendations

    Check, if driving Have the tyre pressure checked. Visit a specialist workshop. behaviour is suspicious (Sanitary shop/contact PARAVAN) Adjustment screws & Carry out check yourself or with an Bolt connections assistant Check screws or nuts for tight fit.
  • Page 154 When What Note Every 6- 8 months Wheel fastenings Carry out check yourself or with an assistant Check wheel nuts or bolts for tightness Tighten loosened wheel nuts or bolts firmly and retighten after 10 operating hours or 50 If necessary, visit a specialist workshop. Every 2 months Check tyre tread Carry out visual inspection yourself or with...

  • Page 155: Customer Service Book

    22.3 Customer service book > 1. Inspection (12 months after commissioning) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 2. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 3. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 4. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: Annexes and technical documentation...
  • Page 156 > 5. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 6. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 7. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: > 8. Inspection (annual) Date: Signature: Stamp: Annexes and technical documentation...

  • Page 157: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    22.4 EC declaration of conformity Fig. 103: EC declaration of conformity Annexes and technical documentation...

  • Page 158: Log Of Instructions Provided Upon Delivery

    22.5 Log of instructions provided upon delivery Due to the flexible setting options of the PR 35, the following information should be noted: When using the tilt function: > It must be ensured that the seat is not tilted too far forwards or backwards, as otherwise you could slip out of the seat.
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  • Page 164 Paravan GmbH PARAVAN WHEELCHAIR SERIES Paravanstraße 5-10 72539 Pfronstetten-Aichelau User manual Germany PR 35  Phone: +49 (0) 73 88 / 99 95-60 Fax: +49 (0) 73 88 / 99 95-999 Email: info@paravan.de ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL www.paravan.com V1.23...

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