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  • Page 1 Juvo Instructions for use (user) ..................
  • Page 2 Juvo...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Table of contents Foreword ................................Product description ............................Function .............................. Product Overview ..........................Safety ..................................Explanation of warning symbols ......................General safety instructions ........................Effects of electromagnetic interference on the product and on the user ............Nameplate and warning labels ......................
  • Page 4 Table of contents 6.6.2.4.6 Operating iOS device functions ......................6.6.2.4.7 Operating Android device functions ...................... 6.6.2.5 Environmental control via infrared (IR) ....................6.6.2.5.1 Operating IR devices ........................... 6.6.2.5.2 Learning and assigning IR codes ......................6.6.2.5.3 Activating and deactivating IR codes .....................
  • Page 5 Table of contents 6.14.2 Control panel for attendant ........................6.14.3 Attendant control ..........................6.14.3.1 VR2 attendant control .......................... 6.14.3.2 R-Net attendant control ........................6.14.4 Wireless environmental control ......................6.14.5 Special controls ..........................6.14.6 Push-button control ..........................6.14.7 Adapter cable for Piko button .......................
  • Page 6 Table of contents Technical data ..............................Appendices ................................ 11.1 Threshold values for wheelchairs transportable by train ................Juvo...

  • Page 7: Foreword

    Foreword 1 Foreword INFORMATION Last update: 2016-12-19 ► Please read this document carefully before using the product. ► Follow the safety instructions to avoid injuries and damage to the product. ► Have yourself instructed by qualified personnel in the proper and safe use of the product. ►...

  • Page 8: Product Description

    Product description 2 Product description 2.1 Function The wheelchair is designed solely for individual use by persons who are unable to walk or who have a walking impediment, and can be operated either by the patient or by another person. The wheelchair can be used on solid ground both indoors and outdoors.

  • Page 9: Safety

    Safety Backrest Drive wheel Module carrier for control electronics Anti-tipper Side panel with armrest Motor with brake release Back angle adjustment (power adjustment) Drive wheel splash guard Rear lights Front light Suspension Legrest Caster wheel splash guard Seat cushion Caster wheel Control panel 3 Safety 3.1 Explanation of warning symbols...

  • Page 10: General Safety Instructions

    Safety 3.2 General safety instructions Hazards due to improper use of the product WARNING Improper product operation Falling, tipping over, collision due to user error ► The product may only be used by a qualified user. ► As a user or attendant, you must be trained in the use of the product by qualified personnel instructed by the manufacturer.

  • Page 11: Effects Of Electromagnetic Interference On The Product And On The User

    Safety 3.3 Effects of electromagnetic interference on the product and on the user CAUTION Use of mobile devices with electromagnetic emissions (e.g., mobile phones) Falling, collision with persons or objects due to interference with the control signals ► Turn all mobile devices off while driving, since the driving characteristics of the product are affected by elec­ tromagnetic fields.

  • Page 12: Nameplate And Warning Labels

    Safety 3.4 Nameplate and warning labels 3.4.1 Signage on the product The warning signs and nameplates are attached at the following mounting points to the power wheelchair: 3.4.2 Nameplate Label Meaning Product; product reference number Read the instructions for use before using the product. Observe safety information in the instructions for use.

  • Page 13: Warning Labels

    Delivery If the adjacent symbol appears on the nameplate, this indicates the following: The power wheelchair may not be used as a seat in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility. 3.4.3 Warning labels Label Meaning A Power driving mode: motor brake locked (see Page 45) B Manual driving mode: motor brake released (see Page 45) A Caster wheel swivel lock: the caster wheels are unlocked and can swivel freely (when ordered)

  • Page 14: Storage

    Delivery • Accessories from other manufacturers must be intended for use on wheelchairs and must fulfil all currently applicable legal requirements under the Medical Devices Act as well as further applicable standards. • When using the accessories from other manufacturers, the instructions for use / manufacturer's instructions for the relevant accessories must be strictly observed.

  • Page 15: Preparation For Use

    Preparation for use 5 Preparation for use 5.1 Safety instructions WARNING Improper handling of packaging materials Risk of suffocation due to neglect of the duty to supervise ► Packaging materials must be kept out of the reach of children. WARNING Independent modification of settings Serious injuries to the user due to unallowable changes to the product ►...

  • Page 16: Use

    If necessary, the qualified personnel can adapt the preprogrammed wheelchair control unit and options to the con­ crete requirements of the user. 6 Use 6.1 Circuit breaker INFORMATION ► Should the automatic circuit breaker deactivate repeatedly after activation for no discernible reason, contact the qualified personnel.

  • Page 17: Adjusting The Side Panels

    Removing the side panel 1) Loosen the thumb screw on the side panel holder (see fig. 6, item 1). 2) Pull the side panel out from the side panel holder and set it aside (see fig. 6, item 2). 3) Only for side panel with control panel: →...

  • Page 18: Adjusting The Control Panel Position

    Adjusting the armrest height 1) Loosen the Allen head screw on the side panel mounting (see fig. 9, item 1). 2) Slide the armrests up or down to the desired posi­ tion. 3) Re-tighten the Allen head screw. Adjusting the armrest to the forearm length 1) Loosen the 2 Allen head screws on the underside of the armrest (see fig. 9, item 2).

  • Page 19: Legrests

    Adjusting the depth of the control panel position 1) Loosen the set screws on the bottom of the armrest (see fig. 12, item 1). 2) Slide the rail with the control panel forwards or backwards. INFORMATION: If the control panel rail is too long it can be shortened.

  • Page 20: Adjusting The Legrests

    Removing the legrests 1) Fold up the footplate. 2) Push the legrest locking mechanism back and down (see fig. 13, item 1). 3) Swing out the legrest (see fig. 13, item 2). 4) Pull the legrest up and remove it (see fig. 13, item 3). Installing the legrests 1) Engage the legrest in the holder straight from above (see fig. 13, item 3).

  • Page 21: Adjusting The Back Angle

    Folding up the backrest 1) Pull on the strap until the locking bolts are free (see fig. 16, item 1). 2) Lift the backrest and move it to the desired position. 3) Allow the locking bolts to engage. 4) Check to ensure the lock is securely engaged by pulling on the backrest.

  • Page 22: Control Unit

    CAUTION Incorrect handling when getting in Crushing, pinching, impacts due to incorrect handling ► Do not reach into the danger area with your fingers when folding the legrest or footplates up or down. ► Never step on the footplates when getting in and out. ►...

  • Page 23: Buttons And Display Functions

    6.6.1.1.1 Buttons and display functions Joystick The speed and driving direction are controlled with the joystick (see Page 42). [On/off] button Pressing this button turns the power wheelchair on or off (see Page 41). In combination with additional operating steps, it also activates/deactivates the drive-away lock (see Page 44). [Decrease speed] and [Increase speed] buttons Pressing the button briefly increases/decreases the speed level (see Page 42).

  • Page 24: Buttons And Display Functions

    Joystick [Direction indicator left/right] button [Select additional power function] button 3a: [Seat function 1] LED display 3b: [Seat function 2] LED display [Decrease speed] button [Increase speed] button [Selected speed level] LED display [Warning flasher on/off] button [Horn] button [Lights on/off] button [On/off] button [Charge level] LED display Charging/programming receptacle (on the back)

  • Page 25: R-Net Control Unit

    • As the remaining battery charge decreases, the LED segments turn off one by one. • If only one segment of the LED display is flashing, then the battery is in an undervoltage state. The battery must be charged immediately. •...

  • Page 26: Buttons And Display Functions

    Front side – TEN° control panel Joystick [Direction indicator left – on/off] button [Direction indicator right – on/off] button [On/off] button [Lights on/off] button LCD screen [Warning flashers on/off] button [Profile/mode] button [Horn] button Rotary multi-selector right: [Increase speed]; left: [Decrease speed] Back side –...
  • Page 27 Battery indicator [Charge level] The battery indicator [Charge level] is divided into 10 segments and shows the current charge level: • Immediately after the power wheelchair is switched on, the battery indicator shows the battery charge level that was saved before the wheelchair was last switched off. •...
  • Page 28 The system first switches from one driving profile to the next driving profile (e.g. "Drive"; "Speciality Control"; ...; "No Assist"; "Attendant"). The number of driving profiles is dependent on programming. After reaching the last driving profile, you can switch to the operating modes by pressing the button again. The programmed operating modes are now toggled through ("Seating";...
  • Page 29 Display Information "I/O Module 1" mode – option (designation can be individually adjusted by the qualified personnel) The mode enables wireless control of up to 6 receivers for building services – e.g. power outlets, light switches, blinds, etc. The devices being controlled must be synchronised with the control unit prior to use. Synchronisation is performed by the qualified personnel.
  • Page 30 Display Information Joystick not in home position when the unit is turned on (see Page 83) Error message with various information notices (see Page 83) Drive-away lock (see Page 44) The control unit has to be restarted (symbol flashing) Sleep symbol (control unit shortly switches to sleep mode) This symbol is displayed during configuration procedures Procedure successful This symbol is displayed during configuration procedures...

  • Page 31: Adjustment Possibilities

    [Horn] button The horn will sound as long as the button is pressed. Rotary multi-selector right: [Increase speed] Moving the rotary multi-selector to the right increases the speed level see Page 42. The acoustic signal changes when the maximum speed level is reached. Depending on the programming of the control system, additional sym­ bols may be displayed when the rotary multi-selector is operated.

  • Page 32: Environmental Control Via Bluetooth

    • [Backlight]: The intensity of the LCD backlight can be adjusted by moving the joystick to the left/right. The adjustable range is 0% to 100% in steps of 10%. • [Autobacklight]: The available options Off and On can be selected by moving the joystick to the left/right. If set to On, the display adjusts the screen brightness based on the light sensor reading.

  • Page 33: Pairing

    Display Information Set the activation status to <On>. Restart the control unit afterwards. 6.6.2.4.2 Pairing Mutual authentication is required prior to initial Bluetooth communication between devices. This procedure, which needs to be carried out once for each device, is called "pairing". The procedure on the TEN°...
  • Page 34 To pair with an Android device (e.g. smartphone, tablet), complete the following steps: Prerequisite: The device registration has been activated (see Page 32). > 1) Turn on the wheelchair control unit. 2) On the Android device, open the Settings menu. 3) Under the item Wireless & networks, open the Bluetooth menu item and activ­ ate the Bluetooth function.

  • Page 35: Selecting The Connected Devices

    6.6.2.4.3 Selecting the connected devices LCD display in Bluetooth mode – TEN° control panel Display Information The pairing is maintained as soon as the Bluetooth connection to the devices has been established. The device can be selected by scrolling (joystick front/back). The selection is confirmed by moving the joystick to the right or left.

  • Page 36: Operating Ios Device Functions

    • One button corresponds to the left mouse button, the other button corresponds to the right mouse button. • Drag-and-drop is operated as with a traditional mouse: press and hold the button and drag with the joystick. 6.6.2.4.6 Operating iOS device functions The functions of the iOS device can be controlled using short/medium/long joystick movements on the TEN°...

  • Page 37: Learning And Assigning Ir Codes

    Display Information A list of assigned control commands (IR codes) is stored for each device. Using the example of a television set (TV), the following commands are available: [On], [Off], [Volume up], [Volume down], [Mute], [HDMI]. When the selected command is issued by the control panel, the entry is highlighted red in the list.

  • Page 38: Activating And Deactivating Ir Codes

    Display Information Point the TV remote control towards the control panel and press the desired button (e.g. [Volume down]) twice in succession. The learning mode is displayed on the control panel. INFORMATION: Hold the remote control at a distance of 40 to 100 mm (1.57" to 3.94") away from the receiver for infrared signals.

  • Page 39: Driving Functions

    6.7 Driving functions 6.7.1 Safety instructions Hazards while driving CAUTION Lack of riding experience Collision, falling due to errors in handling the product ► Practise using the product on level, open ground first. CAUTION Insufficient support of the seated person Risk of falling out of the power wheelchair due to lack of restraint ►...

  • Page 40: Driving Notes

    INFORMATION Only for control units with an electronic track stabiliser (gyro): The electronic track stabiliser is disrupted by the movement of the means of transportation (bus; train; ship) and therefore cannot function. If you must travel short distances in a moving means of transportation, please activate the "No assist" add-on profile. This switches off the electronic track stabiliser.

  • Page 41: Switching On And Off

    Terrain: • The speed must be reduced in dangerous areas (e.g. select speed level 1). • Typical dangerous areas include: – Narrow paths along waterways/slopes/cliffs (e.g., quay walls, dikes, etc.) – Cramped rooms or areas – Steep downgrades (e.g., in the mountains, facing streets) –...

  • Page 42: Selecting The Speed Levels

    • Pressing the [On/off] button (see Page 22) turns the power wheelchair control unit on or off. The power wheel­ chair turns off automatically if the control unit has not been used for an extended period of time. • The power wheelchair brakes automatically and comes to a stop if it is turned off with the [On/off] button while being driven.

  • Page 43: Range

    INFORMATION The control unit of the product switches to a safe mode at elevated temperatures and after driving uphill for exten­ ded periods of time, limiting the performance of the product. The user is able to drive the product out of a hazardous situation at any time. After a short time, the product is fully operational again.

  • Page 44: Drive-Away Lock

    6.7.8 Drive-away lock 6.7.8.1 VR2 control unit INFORMATION This function is currently not enabled. For questions related to enabling it, please consult the qualified personnel that adapted the product or the manu­ facturer's service (see inside back cover or back page for addresses). The power wheelchair control unit features an electronic drive-away lock, which is disabled by default.

  • Page 45: Adjusting The Driving Characteristics

    Symbol Information Drive-away lock Deactivating the drive-away lock 1) Push the [On/off] button on the control panel. → The control unit is turned on. The LCD screen indicates that the drive-away lock is activated. 2) Push the joystick all the way forward until a beep sounds. 3) Push the joystick all the way back until a beep sounds.
  • Page 46 CAUTION Exposed pinch points Crushing, pinching due to incorrect handling ► Grasp the brake release levers as close to the outer end as possible to avoid pinching your fingers between the splash guard and brake release lever. INFORMATION When the joystick is activated while the brakes are unlocked, the control unit emits an error signal on the control panel.

  • Page 47: Batteries/Charging Process

    Brake deactivated: warning on control panel Display Information Brake released 6.9 Batteries/charging process 6.9.1 Safety instructions NOTICE Unauthorised battery replacement Battery damage due to unauthorised changes to the product ► Battery replacement may only be performed by qualified personnel trained by the manufacturer. ►...

  • Page 48: Battery Charger

    6.9.4 Battery charger INFORMATION ► Please note that Ottobock has delivered this power wheelchair without a battery charger as per the order. ► Please note that you have received a battery charger which is not included in Ottobock's modular system. Ottobock assumes no liability for combinations with accessories from other manufacturers not included in Ottobock's modular system.
  • Page 49 Charging process via the control panel 1) Turn the control unit on the power wheelchair off. 2) Plug the battery charger plug into the charging receptacle on the power wheelchair control panel. INFORMATION: Please note that charging via the charging receptacle on the control panel may only be carried out at a current of maxim­...

  • Page 50: Seat

    5) Turn the battery charger off and pull the plug out of the mains socket when the charging process is complete. 6) Disconnect the battery charger plug from the char­ ging receptacle. 7) Close the charging receptacle (see fig. 33). 8) Turn the power wheelchair control unit on. The power wheelchair is ready to use.

  • Page 51: Contoured Pads

    The product is equipped with a VAS seat (Variable Adjust Seat). This seat type allows the technician to quickly vary the seat depth, seat and back width, and centre of gravity settings. 6.10.3 Contoured pads The contoured pads provide the user with good lateral support. The contoured pads are offered in the flat contoured and deep contoured versions.

  • Page 52: Cleaning The Covers

    Putting on the cover 1) Remove the cover. 2) Slide the foam pad into the incontinence cover (top left). 3) Pull the open end of the incontinence cover up and lay it onto the foam pad (top right). 4) Pull the overhanging end of the incontinence cover down and close it on the underside of the foam pad (bottom).

  • Page 53: Seat Cushion

    With an anatomically shaped rigid back plate made of aluminium, the back system enables the best possible positioning. Large openings in the back shells provide for a low weight and easy handling. Detailed information regarding use, cleaning and main­ tenance can be found in the included instructions for use.

  • Page 54: Use

    3) Release the adjustment lever and let it engage. The adjustment lever is in a safe position if it engages audibly and has returned to its initial position. Adjusting the headrest The height and tilt angle of the headrest are adjustable. 6.10.7.2 Use Folding down the backrest (reducing the transport size)

  • Page 55: Power Seat Functions

    6.11 Power seat functions 6.11.1 Safety instructions WARNING Driving with power seat functions Risk of falling or tipping over due to operator error ► Only drive in road traffic and on inclines and downgrades with the seat tilt and seat height adjustments lowered and with a vertical backrest.

  • Page 56: Power Seat Height Adjustment

    6.11.2 Power seat height adjustment WARNING Improper use of the seat height adjustment feature Falling, tipping over due to user error ► Use the seat height adjustment feature only with the backrest in the upright position. ► Drive in street traffic only with the seat height adjustment lowered. ►...

  • Page 57: Power Seat Tilt

    6.11.3 Power seat tilt CAUTION Incorrect seat tilt handling Falling, tipping over due to user error ► Use the seat tilt feature only with the backrest in the upright position. ► Drive in street traffic only with the seat tilt lowered. ►...

  • Page 58: Power Legrests

    6.11.5 Power legrests CAUTION Incorrect use of the power legrests Falling, tipping over due to user error ► Drive in street traffic only with the legrests lowered. INFORMATION ► Also observe the safety instructions in the section "Power seat functions" (see Page 55). ►...

  • Page 59: R-Net Control Unit

    • The electric motor moves the seat according to the seat function as long as the joystick is deflected and stops at the end positions. • Press the [Select additional power options] button again to deactivate the seat function after adjusting it. The driving function is available again, and the [Selected speed level] LED display is lit again.

  • Page 60: Manual Seat Functions

    Display Function Joystick deflection (standard setting) Power back angle adjustment Back: Backrest tilts backward Forward: Backrest tilts forward Power legrest left Back: The left legrest moves up Forward: The left legrest moves down Power legrest right Back: The right legrest moves up Forward: The right legrest moves down Power legrests, coupled Back: Both legrests move up...

  • Page 61: Lap Belt

    6.13 Lap belt The lap belt provides additional stabilisation and prevents the user from sliding out of the seat. 6.13.1 Adaptation CAUTION Improper adjustments Injuries, malpositions, illness of the user due to adjustment changes ► The belt system is an important part of an individual seating unit/seating solution. Do not modify the installa­ tion position and basic settings established by the qualified personnel.

  • Page 62: Use

    6.13.2 Use WARNING Incorrect application Throttling, suffocation or strangulation due to sliding forward in the product ► The lap belt must be put on when getting into the product and used at all times while using the product. ► Ensure that the buckle lies in the middle of the body. ►...

  • Page 63: Control Unit Accessories

    6.14 Control unit accessories 6.14.1 Separate LCD monitor INFORMATION More detailed information and operating instructions are contained in a separate manual. Please contact the qual­ ified personnel who adjusted your product. The power wheelchair is equipped with a separate LCD monitor (omni-module). •...

  • Page 64: Control Panel For Attendant

    Display Information Power back angle adjustment (optional) 11:17 Back Special functions (optional; here combined seat height adjustment and seat tilt) 11:17 Combi Power legrest left (optional) 11:17 Left Footrest Power legrest right (optional) 11:17 Right Footrest Power legrests coupled (optional) 11:17 Both Footrests Creep speed: When adjusting the seat height and when the seat is tilted at a large...

  • Page 65: R-Net Attendant Control

    Joystick [Activate/deactivate attendant control] button [Attendant control active] LED display (green LED display) [Primary control active] LED display (red LED display) [Select additional power function] button [Seat function 1] LED display [Seat function 2] LED display [Select speed level] button [Selected speed level] LED display Joystick The attendant uses the joystick to control the speed and driving direction.
  • Page 66 Joystick [Activate/deactivate attendant control] button [Attendant control active] LED display (green LED display) [Primary control active] LED display (red LED display) MODE [Mode] button [Select speed level] button [Selected speed level] LED display Joystick The speed and driving direction are controlled in "Drive" mode with the joystick (see Page 42). If the control unit is in a seat mode, the seat option can be operated by moving the joystick forwards/backwards (see Page 58) or switched to the next seat option by moving it left/right.

  • Page 67: Wireless Environmental Control

    6.14.4 Wireless environmental control NOTICE Use of devices with electromagnetic emissions Restriction of function due to electromagnetic fields ► The performance of the product can be affected by electromagnetic fields (highly radiating devices such as amateur radio or superimposed frequencies). If necessary, switch such devices off while using this product. INFORMATION Please note: The name of the mode for controlling household devices has been designated "I/O Module 1"...

  • Page 68: Push-Button Control

    Possible input modules • Micro joystick • Multi joystick • All-round joystick • Sip and puff control • Chin control with swivel arm (see fig. 56) • Push-button control • Piko buttons Further information can be found in the enclosed instructions for use, "R-Net special controls and environmental control".

  • Page 69: Additional Options

    6.15 Additional options 6.15.1 Control panel holder Swing-away control panel holder The control panel holder makes it possible to drive the power wheelchair under a table or closer to an object. The control panel holder can be rotated up to the armrest. Swinging away the control panel holder 1) Apply slight pressure to push the control panel holder to the side.

  • Page 70: Lighting (Not Intended For Road Traffic)

    Rear lighting The rear lighting consists of 2 LED rear lights with integrated direction indicators. 6.15.2.2 Lighting (not intended for road traffic) The installed lighting makes driving on footpaths easier during hours of darkness. Power wheelchairs with this equipment are not permitted for use in road traffic. The lighting is mounted on the front right side in the driving direction.

  • Page 71: Use

    Positioning the user in the seat • Place the user in an upright, 90° seated position (if physiologically possible). • Ensure that the back is up against the backrest padding (if physiologically possible). Applies only to upper body straps/vests, chest/shoulder straps: •...

  • Page 72: Caster Wheel Swivel Lock

    CAUTION Medical risks Injuries, pressure sores due to application errors ► Regular measures for pressure redistribution and skin examinations are required. Should skin irritation and/or skin reddening occur, consult the qualified personnel who adapted and adjusted the product. Do not continue using the product without consultation.

  • Page 73: Spring-Mounted Caster Wheel Swing Arm

    Releasing the caster wheel swivel lock 1) Push the release lever up (see fig. 64, item 1). 2) The caster wheel swivel lock bolt (see fig. 64, item 2) releases the front fork again. The caster wheels are unlocked and can swivel freely again. 6.15.5 Spring-mounted caster wheel swing arm The spring elements on the two caster wheel swing arms increase driving comfort especially when driving...

  • Page 74: Luggage Carrier

    The system can thereby detect whether the power wheelchair is deviating from the specified straight line and automatically correct the driving path. 6.15.8 Luggage carrier NOTICE Overloading the luggage carrier Damage to product due to breakage ► The maximum load capacity for the luggage carrier is 15 kg (33 lbs). The luggage carrier can be used to mount add-on medical devices or to store luggage.

  • Page 75: External Power Supply

    6.15.10 External power supply NOTICE Overloading the connections Power supply defect ► Avoid using all connections at full capacity at the same time. ► For example, if you are charging an oxygen unit on the 12 V connection, you should not charge a tablet PC on the USB connection at the same time.

  • Page 76: Disassembly And Transport

    6.16 Disassembly and transport 6.16.1 Safety instructions WARNING Improper transportation in aircraft Burns, explosion or damage to the battery due to failure to observe the rules for transportation ► Follow the rules of the IATA (International Air Transport Association) and the respective airline when trans­ porting the power wheelchair in an aircraft.

  • Page 77: Preparing For Transport

    Preparing for transport 1) Fold the backrest forward and onto the seat surface (see Page 20). 2) Remove the side panels (see Page 16). Place the side panel with control panel on the seat. 3) Remove the legrests (see Page 19). 6.16.3 Preparing for transport Transporting the power wheelchair 1) Position the power wheelchair in its transport loca­...
  • Page 78 During transport in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility, the product must be sufficiently secured with attachment straps. 6.17.1 Required accessories To use the power wheelchair as a seat in a vehicle for transporting persons with reduced mobility, additional options have to be mounted (491S00=* anchor point kit).
  • Page 79 Fastening the restraint lap belt 1) Thread each end of the lap restraint belt from the seat side between the seat bottom and side panel to the outside. 2) Hook the end of the restraint lap belt onto the pin (see fig. 76, see arrow).

  • Page 80: Prohibited Use

    6.17.2 Prohibited use WARNING Improper use in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility Risk of serious injury when using the product as a seat ► Please note that certain optional components on the product exclude the use of the product in a vehicle for transporting persons with reduced mobility.

  • Page 81: Maintenance And Repair

    Maintenance and repair 7 Maintenance and repair 7.1 Safety instructions WARNING Insufficient maintenance Severe user injuries, damage to the product due to failure to observe maintenance intervals ► The power wheelchair may only be serviced by qualified personnel trained by the manufacturer. The function­ ality and operating safety of the power wheelchair must be verified and a service performed at least 1 x per year.

  • Page 82: Repair

    Maintenance and repair Component Activity Prior to Weekly Monthly every use Legrest Check ratchet mechanism for functionality and firm fit Check for damage to footrests Padding / belts Ensure padding is in perfect condition Check the attachment straps for wear Check belt buckle for functionality Tyres Check air pressure (see tyre sidewall)

  • Page 83: Troubleshooting

    Maintenance and repair 7.4 Troubleshooting INFORMATION In the event of communication problems in the bus system of the controls, the system triggers an emergency stop and thus prevents any uncontrolled functions. ► Note that after every emergency stop, you have to turn the power wheelchair control unit on again. ►...
  • Page 84 Maintenance and repair Flashing LED Error/warning Cause Possible corrective action Joystick fault Joystick not in home posi­ Move the joystick to the home position tion when the unit is turned before switching the unit on Controller fault Defective controller Check all connections Brake release Open brake release Check motor brakes...
  • Page 85 Maintenance and repair Error message Error no. Content Cause Possible measure Loose battery con­ Check cabling / plug tacts connections; if error message persists, contact specialist dealer M1 Brake Error 1505 Brake error on left e.g. defective plug Check plug connec­ motor connection, cable...
  • Page 86 Maintenance and repair Error message Error no. Content Cause Possible measure Temperature on the Defective lamp Check plug connec­ light circuit on the tions and cable to controller too high light case recur­ rence: contact spe­ cialist dealer Memory Error (None) Unspecified memory e.g. defective...

  • Page 87: Attendant Control Error Overview

    Maintenance and repair Error message Error no. Content Cause Possible measure JS Static Timeout (None) Joystick holding time Excessive joystick Switch control unit exceeded deflection detected off/on (control unit stops error persists: drive system to pre­ replace control panel vent potential dam­ joystick;...

  • Page 88: Disposal

    Disposal R-Net attendant control Flashing LED Error/warning Cause Possible measure Control unit fault Fault in the control unit Read error on the control panel and take corresponding action (see "Wheelchair control unit error over­ view" table) Attendant control fault Defective attendant control Switch off attendant control and turn control panel off/on Joystick error Attendant control joystick...
  • Page 89 Technical data The design, manufacturing and requirements for the intended use of the product are based on the expected ser­ vice life. These also include the requirements for maintenance, ensuring effectiveness and the safety of the product. Using the product beyond the specified expected service life leads to increased residual risk and should only take place subject to the due diligence and deliberations of qualified personnel.
  • Page 90 Technical data Dimensions – standard seat Junior Effective seat depth* 340–400 mm (13.4"–15.7") Effective seat width* 340–400 mm (13.4"–15.7") Anterior seat height* 410–570 mm (16.1"–22.4") Lower leg length** 150–540 mm (5.9"–21.2") Back height 370/420/470 mm (14.6"/16.5"/18.5") * In increments of 20 mm ** In increments of 10 mm Dimensions –...
  • Page 91 Technical data Dimensions and weights (front-wheel drive; mobility base = size 1) Armrest height (telescoping armrest) Standard seat: 205–275 mm (8.1"–10.8") Standard seat, Junior: 185–225 mm (7.3"–8.8") VAS seat: 185–255 mm (7.3"–10") Armrest length (standard) 260 mm (10.2") Foremost point of the side panel (meas­ Minimum: 300 mm (11.8");...
  • Page 92 Technical data Dimensions and weights (rear-wheel drive; mobility base = size 1) Foremost point of the side panel (meas­ Minimum: 300 mm (11.8"); maximum: 580 mm (22.8") ured to back) Overall width (standard motor / high per­ 596 / 612 mm (23.5" / 24.1") formance)* Overall height (equipped with standard 850–1110 mm (33.4"–43.7")
  • Page 93 Technical data Seat and back adjustment Legrest angle*** Minimum: 90°; maximum: 165° * Maximum value only with power seat tilt option; specifications do not take set pre-tilt into account ** Specifications do not take set pre-tilt into account *** * Maximum value only with power legrest option + manually adjustable legrests; specifications do not take set pre-tilt into account Power seat functions Back angle adjustment*...
  • Page 94 Technical data Range (on level surfaces)* Battery with 53 Ah (C5) / 62 Ah (C20) approx. 26 km (16 miles) * The specified range was determined under defined conditions according to ISO 7176-4. In practice the range can be reduced by up to 50%. For information on this, see the section "Range" in the instructions for use (user). Range (on level surfaces)* Battery with 63 Ah (C5) / 74 Ah (C20) Approx.
  • Page 95 Appendices Control unit Max. output current per motor 70 A Seat functions that can be controlled Maximum 2 Force for operating the joystick on the 1.6 N standard control panel Control unit Model R-Net (controller and control panel) Max. output current per motor 90 A (1 x integrated seat function, direct control) Force for operating the joystick on the 1.6 N...
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