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  • Page 1 User Manual | English...
  • Page 2 This user manual is available in PDF format at hdrehab.com and can be enlarged on screen. © 2023 HD Rehab AB...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 4. Accessories 1. Warranty 4.1 Headrest and Neck rest 4.2 Bag hook 2. General information 4.3 Thoracic support 2.1 Intended use 4.4 Belt mounts 2.2 General safety aspects 2.3 Tests 2.4 Wheelchair identification 5. Transport 2.5 Wheelchair parts 5.1 Folding the wheelchair for transportation 2.6 Delivery inspection 5.2 Transferring in and out of...

  • Page 4: Warranty

    HD Rehab offers assistive products for people living with disability. Our primary product is wheelchairs, which we have been designing, developing, and manufacturing for over 40 years. We accept no compromises in quality.

  • Page 5: General Information

    HD Force is a class 1 CE labelled medical device. 2.1 Intended use The wheelchair model HD Force 24 is a manual wheelchair designed for users who can propel themselves to a certain extent. This model can also be used by users who cannot propel themselves.

  • Page 6: Daily Functional Check

    HD Rehab is a special adaptation and a transfer of liability occurs. Specially adapted wheelchairs do not retain CE marking and the warranty is void. Always consult HD Rehab if unsure about what applies. Help is available for special adaptations for individual users.

  • Page 7: Wheelchair Identification

    Manufacturer, production year, serial number (SN), and article number (REF), in text and in bar code format, are printed on the front cross tube of the wheel frame, see Figure 1. 00105 35810-6 HD Rehab AB Try elslingan 4 181 57 LIDINGÖ, SWEDEN (01)07322583581063(21)00105 00105...

  • Page 8: Functions And Settings

    3. FUNCTIONS AND SETTINGS 3.1 Brakes HD Force is equipped with combined service- and parking- disc brakes that can be activated by both the caregiver (1 in Figure 3) and the user (2 in Figure 3). CAREGIVER BRAKES The brakes are activated by the caregiver behind the wheelchair by pushing the handles (Figure 4) up towards the push bar.

  • Page 9: Wheels

    Alternatively, the wheelchair can be equipped with pneumatic tyres. REMOVING THE WHEEL: - Press the lock button (1 in Figure 6) on the top (HD Force 24) or the bottom (HD Force 16) of the wheel mount, pull off the wheel. MOUNTING THE WHEEL: - Insert the axle (3) in the wheel mount housing (2), see Figure 6.

  • Page 10: Push Bar

    3.4 Push bar HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF THE PUSH BAR: - Grip the push bar with one hand. - Press in one snap lock (1 in Figure 9) and pull the push bar up on the same side. - Hold the bar up and push the second snap lock (2).

  • Page 11: Seat Tilt And Back Recline

    3.6 Seat tilt and Back recline Figure 13 shows the wheelchair in back reclined and seat tilted positions. - The controls should be handled with moderate force and should always be used one at a time, never both at the same time. - Never hang items on the levers.

  • Page 12: Backrest Height

    3.7 Backrest Height The backrest height can be adjusted approximately 5 cm in the tracks where the back support is secured. This requires a 10mm spanner. As an alternative for tall users there is an extended backrest that is 10cm higher than standard. HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF THE BACKREST: - Loosen the two nuts on each side a few turns (1 in Figure 14).

  • Page 13: Adjustable Seat Depth

    3.9 Adjustable seat depth The depth of the seat plate can be continuously adjusted in a 10 cm range. It is secured by two knobs under the seat. SETTING SEAT DEPTH: - Loosen the two knobs a few turns (Figure 16). - Slide the seat plate to the desired position.

  • Page 14: Leg Rests

    3.11 Leg rests FIXED-ANGLE LEG RESTS Fixed-angle leg rests are available in two versions, 90° and 105°. Components, see Figure 19: 1 Knee joint 2 Leg rest tube 3 Locking lever, leg rest removal 4 Snap lock, footrest height adjustment Figure 19.

  • Page 15: Calf Supports

    MOUNTING ANGLE ADJUSTABLE LEG REST - Grip the knee joint and press the locking lever (1 in Figure 23). - Move the knee joint just above the mount on the wheelchair. - Align the knee joint with the peg and slide it down (2). - Ensure that the locking pin clicks in.

  • Page 16: Footrests

    3.13 Footrests HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF ONE-PIECE FOOTREST Push in the snap locks (1 in Figure 27) on both sides and move the footrest to the desired position. ANGLE ADJUSTMENT OF ONE-PIECE FOOTREST - Loosen the lock nuts (2 in Figure 27) on both sides. - Move the footrest to the desired angle.

  • Page 17: Accessories

    4. ACCESSORIES The following sections briefly describe the accessories that are available for HD Force. They are all CE-marked and approved for use with the wheelchair. More information about each accessory is available on the respective information sheet. Instructions for installing each accessory are found on the respective accessory assembly instructions.

  • Page 18: Thoracic Support

    4.2 Thoracic support The thoracic support is mounted by inserting the profile (1 in Figure 32) in the thoracic support mount (2) on the backrest. It is secured at the desired position with a knob (3). Note: Do not tighten too hard, the knob and mount can be damaged.
  • Page 19 HD Force | User Manual...

  • Page 20: Transport

    5. TRANSPORT 5.1 Folding the wheelchair for transportation FOLDING OF WHEELCHAIR - Tilt the seat unit to its most forward position. - Remove the armrests and any accessories such as thoracic support and pommel, as well as cushions. - Remove the leg rests (optional). - Grasp the push bar with one hand and pull the locking pin, (1 in Figure 34).

  • Page 21: Driving Technique

    5.3 Driving Technique SLOPED SURFACES When a user drives the wheelchair independently up a slope the wheelchair is balanced by the user leaning forward. When driving down a slope the user leans backward to balance the weight. Speed is controlled by using the hand rims. On steeper slopes the wheelchair should be driven by a caregiver.

  • Page 22: Maintenance And Care

    6. MAINTENANCE AND CARE For best safety and long life the wheelchair should be kept clean and tidy. Any faults and failures must be addressed immediately. Estimated lifetime is 10 years at normal use with the same patient during the whole lifetime and with maintenance carried out according to the instructions.

  • Page 23: Long Term Storage

    6.2 Long term storage The wheelchair should be cleaned before storing long-term. Store in a dry, frost-free environment between 0 and 30°C. Cushions should be wrapped. When returning the wheelchair to service read through the user manual and check that all functions are working properly. 6.3 Recycling and disposal HD Force can be largely recycled.
  • Page 24 HD Rehab AB Tryffelsslingan 4 181 57 Lidingö SWEDEN +46 - 8 - 767 04 80 info@hdrehab.se www.hdrehab.com Doc. nr. 97701-1 User Manual HD Force Rev A 2023-09-20...

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