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- Page 2 MOBILITY PLUS WHEELCHAIRS LTD ISO 9001:2015 Thank you for your purchase of a wheelchair from Mobility Plus and for placing your trust in us. In doing so, you are supporting Australian Manufacturing and an Australian Made product. We ask that you read the following User Manual carefully and thoroughly upon receipt of your wheelchair and to please observe all instructions and warnings.
- Page 3 MOBILITY PLUS WHEELCHAIRS LTD ISO 9001:2015 MOBILITY PLUS EQUALISER PARTS DESCRIPTION 1. Push Handle 6. Brakes 2. Backrest 7. Footplates 3. Armrest 8. Anti-tip 4. Seat 9. Front Caster 5. Push Rim...
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Page 4: Warranty
WARRANTY: Mobility Plus wheelchair frames carry a limited life-time warranty (6 years). Any alterations to the wheelchair’s original script must be carried out by Mobility Plus or an authorised agent for warranty to apply against workmanship and materials. All other parts carry a 12-month warranty against workmanship and materials. -
Page 5: General Warnings
This is not a service that Mobility Plus offer however we may be able to suggest an organisation that does offer this service. -
Page 6: Motor Vehicle Safety
USING YOUR WHEELCHAIR WITHIN A VEHICLE MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY When configured with transport loops and a headrest, the Equaliser (15kg mass) is tested to ISO 7176:2019-2022. It has been independently crash tested by means of a frontal impact test with four-point strap-type tiedown and belt-restraint system and conforms to the requirements of this standard. - Page 7 Positioning of occupant belt restraints: • Your Equaliser Wheelchair will not interfere with the proper use and fit of vehicle-mounted belt restraints when used correctly. It is recommended that any armrests, clothes guards and trays are removed during travel to achieve an excellent rating in terms of proper positioning and fit of the 3- point belt.
- Page 8 MOBILITY PLUS WHEELCHAIRS LTD ISO 9001:2015 Figure 2:...
- Page 9 • Changes or modifications made to your Equaliser wheelchair may affect conformance to the ISO standard. A risk assessment should be taken to identify risks related to crash worthiness. This may include but is not limited to; moving securement-point brackets, adding rigid postural supports that...
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