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  • Page 1 Adaptive wheelchair User Manual Version 1.1...
  • Page 2 Record of product identification data: Enter your product’s identification data from the type label in the following lines so that it is available in case of any queries in connection with the product (see Chapter 6.9).* Type / model: Article number: Serial number: Date of manufacture: Other information / notes:...
  • Page 3 INTRODUCTION Thank you very much for choosing a DIETZ product. This product is a medical aid. Please contact DIETZ in writing or by telephone Read this user manual carefully before using for information or queries concerning product your product. Please keep this user manual as safety and in case of recalls.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    3.9 Attaching the utensil pouch ... . .20 4.19 Tilting aid (optional) ....36 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 5 / passive) ......57 6.1 How DIETZ measures ....99...
  • Page 6 9.2 Liability ......114 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 7 CONTENTS...

  • Page 8: Important Information

    • Do not store the product close to any points on the product as listed in the heat source. servicing schedule before using/reusing the product. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 9: Service Life

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1.4 SERVICE LIFE The product has an expected service life of servicing, cleaning, and safety instructions. The 5 years when used daily and in line with the in- indicated service life does not constitute any ad- tended use. This requires compliance with the ditional warranty.

  • Page 10: Product Description

    • Push rims, titanium (22 ", 24 ", 26 ") • Vicair Active O2 (anti-decubitus cushion) • Special push rims (24 ") Tetra Gripp, Ergo Gripp, Curve Tetra L, Gekko DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 11: Design Of The Product

    2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.3 DESIGN OF THE PRODUCT NOTICE This user manual may contain depictions and descriptions of components not included in the actual scope of delivery. 2.3.1 Design of AS[advanced] The overview shows the most important compo- 5. Swivelling wheel nents as an example for all AS[advanced] vari- 6.
  • Page 12 1. Clothing protection with wheel cover 8. Push rim 2. Fixed legrest 9. Quick-release axle 3. Double cross brace 10. Parking brake 4. Separate footplates 11. Push handles Fig. 2 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 13 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.3.3 Design of AS[advanced+] The overview shows the most important compo- 5. Swivelling wheel nents as an example for all AS[advanced+] vari- 6. Castor arm ants. 7. Drive wheel 1. Clothing protection with wheel cover 8. Push rim 2.

  • Page 14: Preparing The Product For Use

    4. Close the hook and loop fastener in the positioned in the supports intended for front and rear of the backrest. this purpose. 5. Position the seat cushion. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 15: Folding The Wheelchair

    3 PREPARING THE PRODUCT FOR USE 6. For the AS[Advanced+], mate both ends of the reinforcement bar (3) so that they click into place. Fig. 4 Fig. 5 3.3 FOLDING THE WHEELCHAIR NOTICE • The AS[advanced] is supplied with a fixing strap.

  • Page 16: Attaching The Legrests

    (2). WARNING Risk of falling: Before using the legrests, secure the wheelchair against any unintended rolling motion. Engage the parking brake. Fig. 9 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 17: Swivelling Footplates Up And Down

    3.5 SWIVELLING FOOTPLATES UP AND DOWN CAUTION Risk of crushing: Mind your hands when swivel- ling the footplates down. DIETZ offers separate and joined footplates. 1. Push the footplates (separate (1) or joined (2)) into the correct position. The footplates audibly click into place.

  • Page 18: Adjusting Of The Swivel Legrest (Optional) Angle

    5. To reduce the knee angle, push the Fig. 13 release lever forward (1) and push the legrest downward (2) simultaneously. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 19: Adjusting The Backrest Upholstery

    3 PREPARING THE PRODUCT FOR USE 3.7 ADJUSTING THE BACKREST UPHOLSTERY NOTICE Ensure proper backrest upholstery adjustment. The seat cushion and the backrest cover are at- tached with hook and loop fasteners. 1. Remove the seat cushion and the cushioned backrest cover. The hook and loop fastener straps on →...

  • Page 20: Attaching The Utensil Pouch

    (3) towards the rear. 3. To attach it to the loop side, press the hook loop straps against it. Fig. 15 Fig. 16 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 21: Using The Product

    Risk of tipping over: Do not stand on the foot- ting up, and lateral transfer vary for each user. plates. They are not designed to carry the full DIETZ recommends asking therapeutic person- weight of a person. nel or a medical retail employee to show you the...

  • Page 22: Passing Obstacles

    Risk of accidents: Lift the wheelchair by firmly Do not ride up or down slopes diagonally. installed components (frame) only, and not by any bolted or removable components. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 23 There is an increased risk of their riding styles vary. To prevent tipping in such riding situations. DIETZ tipping over, the maximum angle is to be recommends using anti-tip wheels. determined by the user with the help of 4.3.1 Passing obstacles without the help of an accompanying person...

  • Page 24: Swivelling / Removing The Legrests

    1. To release the locking mechanism, pull the release lever (1) forward. 2. Swivel the legrest to the side (2). 3. Pull up and remove the legrest. Fig. 20 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 25: Removing And Installing The Drive Wheels

    4 USING THE PRODUCT 4.4.3 Swivel legrest (optional) 1. To release the locking mechanism, pull the release lever (1) forward. 2. Swivel the legrest to the side (2). 3. Pull up and remove the legrest. Fig. 21 4.5 REMOVING AND INSTALLING THE DRIVE WHEELS 1.

  • Page 26: One-Handed Operation

    3. If you want to convert the wheelchair to one-handed operation again, start by unfolding the wheelchair. Re-insert the connecting rod between the quick-re- lease axles. Fig. 24 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 27: Parking The Wheelchair Using The Parking

    4 USING THE PRODUCT 4.7 PARKING THE WHEELCHAIR USING THE PARKING BRAKE WARNING Risk of falling: Brake the wheelchair with your hands on the push rims and not with the parking brake whenever you ride it. For parking, make sure to always engage the parking brakes on both sides.

  • Page 28: Brake Lever Extension (Optional)

    2. To park the wheelchair, you may lock the Fig. 28 brake lever. 3. To do so, pull up the smaller locking lever as well (2). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 29: Parking Brake For One-Handed Operation

    Backpacks) with a weight of up to 5 kg from the Risk of accidents: Suspending loads increases push handles. the risk of tipping. DIETZ recommends the use of The max. user weight must not be exceeded. anti-tip wheels. 4.12 REMOVING AND ATTACHING SEAT CUSHIONS...

  • Page 30: Adjusting The Backrest Angle

    The push handles are not designed for wheelchair. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 31: Height-Adjustable Push Handles (Optional)

    4 USING THE PRODUCT The push handles of the standard variant cannot be moved. Optional foldable push handles are available. To fold those handles, press the raised button on the top of the handle (1). The push handle will fold down (2). →...

  • Page 32: Lateral Frame Elements

    The armrests are not designed for this. Fig. 34 Optional clothing protection with armrests is available. The armrests support the user’s fore- arms. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 33 4 USING THE PRODUCT 4.16.2 Swivelling clothing protection (optional) Swivelling the clothing protection: 4. Re-insert the clothing protection along 1. To release the lock, pull the locking lever the guide rail (4) and return it to its back (1). initial position. 2.
  • Page 34 (2). 3. Release the lever (1) at the desired position. The lever audibly clicks into place. → Fig. 38 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 35: Hemi Armrests (Optional)

    To go down a high ing any obstacles. curb / step, the anti-tip wheel must be deacti- Risk of accidents: DIETZ recommends using an vated to prevent it from sustaining damage. anti-tip wheel to inexperienced users and trans- Once the obstacle has been passed, the anti-tip femoral amputees.

  • Page 36: Tilting Aid (Optional)

    1. Before passing an obstacle, step on the tilting aid (1) with your foot. 2. Slightly tilt the wheelchair by simultane- ously pressing down both push handles (2). Fig. 42 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 37: Lap Belt (Optional)

    4 USING THE PRODUCT 4.20 LAP BELT (OPTIONAL) 1. To fasten the lap belt, open the belt CAUTION latch. Distorted posture / discomfort: 2. Assume an upright sitting position and The lap belt is adjusted by a medical retail em- rest your back against the backrest ployee.
  • Page 38 Fig. 45 must not be possible to move it. 3. Fold the therapy tray outward again (1) once you are done using it. Fig. 46 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 39: Transport

    4 USING THE PRODUCT 4.22 TRANSPORT unfolded overall width of your product. WARNING Risk of crushing: Mind your fingers when folding You can conveniently fold your wheelchair with- and unfolding the wheelchair, and only handle out any tools for transport by car, plane, and the parts required to do so.

  • Page 40: Important Installation Notes

    • Hexagon socket key (3, 4, 5, 6 mm) • Spanner (4, 5, 6, 10, 13, 19, 24, 26 mm) • Phillips screwdriver • Adhesive tape • Measuring tape DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 41: Adjusting The Foot Plate Angle

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.3 ADJUSTING THE FOOT PLATE ANGLE WARNING Risk of crushing: Moving parts are associated with a risk of crushing. NOTICE Once the adjustment is complete, apply medi- um-strength thread locker to all screws not fit- ted with self-locking nuts or spring washers. Fig.

  • Page 42: Adjusting The Lower Leg Length

    1. Loosen the screw on the legrest by one turn (1). 2. Decrease or increase (2) the lower leg length and set the desired position. 3. Firmly tighten the screw (1). Fig. 49 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 43: Swivel Legrest (Optional)

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.5 SWIVEL LEGREST (OPTIONAL) WARNING Risk of crushing: Moving parts are associated with a risk of crushing. 5.5.1 Adjusting the lower leg length 1. Loosen the 4 mm hexagon socket screw (1) by a few turns. 2. Push the footplate into the desired position using the line indicator on the tube (2).
  • Page 44 1. To relieve the calf and provide more space for the leg, you can swivel the calf pad to the outside together with its support (4). Fig. 52 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 45: Amputee Leg Support (Optional)

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.6 AMPUTEE LEG SUPPORT (OPTIONAL) WARNING Risk of crushing: Moving parts are associated with a risk of crushing. 5.6.1 Angle and height adjustment 1. Loosen the clamping lever (1) and remove the screw and the gearwheel counterpart. 2.

  • Page 46: Adjusting The Backrest Height

    2. Push the handles up or down by 20 mm (2) and simultaneously pull the upper- most belt up or down, respectively. 3. Tighten the screws (1) on both sides. Fig. 55 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 47: Adjusting The Fixed Backrest Angle (Optional)

    (10 °). sides. Otherwise the backrest is uneven DIETZ recommends using an anti-tip wheel. and the sitting position unstable. • Bring the backrest into an upright WARNING position for transport (90°...
  • Page 48 1. Remove the screw (1) and its nut. screws (3). 2. Loosen the two screws (2) as well as the 3. Adjust a negative ( -10 °,-5 °, 0 °) or DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 49 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS positive (0 °, 5 °, 10 °) backrest angle, respectively, in one of the 3 available settings on the backrest pipe (4). 4. Secure all screws with medium-strength thread locker. Do not apply thread locker to the stop nut. 5.

  • Page 50: Removing And Attaching The Backrest Upholstery

    The wheelchair’s backrest upholstery is adjusta- system support component (2) off the ble. backrest pipes. The number of back support belts depends on the individual DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 51 backrest height. 4. To attach, first pull the system support component (2) over the backrest pipes, then fit the individual belts including the uppermost belt (1). 5. Attach the push handles and firmly tighten the threaded pins (3). Height-adjustable push handles: 1.

  • Page 52: Adjusting The Parking Brake

    Fig. 67 To adjust the brake, move the brackets along the side frame together with the brake. 1. Loosen the two screws (1) on the DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 53: Conversion For Brake Lever Extension

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.11 CONVERSION FOR BRAKE LEVER EXTENSION (OPTIONAL) 3. Make sure that the brake bolt (3) has the WARNING correct distance from the tyre and that Risk of crushing: Moving parts are associated the braking effect is evenly distributed with a risk of crushing.

  • Page 54: One-Handed Brake (Optional)

    4. The bracket has 2 sides: The small front or back. diameter side is intended for the 6. Attach the bracket (5) on the frame. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 55 (11). 2. Turn the adjustment screw (9) until the brake bolt has the correct distance on the passive side of the user. DIETZ recommends adjusting one Bowden cable first and then adjusting the other 9 10 11 cable until the first cable starts to move.

  • Page 56: Adjusting And Re-Tightening The Seat Upholstery

    3. Pull the seat upholstery (4) and the inner guide rods (5) off the wheelchair Fig. 75 towards the front. 7. Re-insert the guide rods (5) and close DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 57: Adjusting The Drive Wheel Position

    • For auxiliary drives / amputee leg wheels has a significant effect on the tipping supports, DIETZ recommends using a stability. DIETZ recommends using an anti-tip wheelbase extension (refer to Chap- wheel in case active drive wheel positions are ter 5.20).
  • Page 58 (4) is in its home position and flush with the drive wheel adapter. Firmly tighten the screw (5) along with its nut. Fig. 78 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 59 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 2=-30 3=-40 2 3 4 5 4=-50 5=-60 Fig. 79 5.15.2 Adjusting the drive wheel position (AS[advanced+]) 1. Remove the drive wheel as described in are able to tighten the screws (4) and (5) Chapter 4.5. Ensure that the wheelchair again.
  • Page 60 10. Make sure to adjust the parking brake to the changed drive wheel position (refer to Chapter 5.10). If necessary, adjust the clothing protection (refer to Chap- Fig. 80 ter 5.17). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 61 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.15.3 Preparing the horizontal adjustment of the lateral frame elements Fixed clothing protection, adjustable backrest angle: To adjust the clothing protection position, the fan position must be changed. For example, if the clothing protection is to be shifted towards the front, the fan position must be moved in the opposite direction by the same distance.
  • Page 62 (3), the height adjustment screw (1), and the screws on the brake bracket (4). 3. Proceed with Chapter 5.17.3. Fig. 85 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 63 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Removable clothing protection: To adjust the clothing protection position, the fan position must be changed. For example, if the clothing protection is to be shifted towards the front, the fan position must be moved in the opposite direction by the same distance. In this case toward the rear.

  • Page 64: Adjusting The Rear Seat Height

    487.5 mm 512.5 mm 475 mm 500 mm 525 mm 487.5 mm 512.5 mm 537.5 mm Fig. 88 When moving the drive wheel position up or DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 65 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.16.1 Preparing the vertical adjustment of the lateral frame elements Fixed clothing protection, adjustable backrest angle: To adjust the clothing protection position, the fan position must be changed. For example, if the clothing protection is to be shifted up, the fan position must be adjusted in the opposite direction by the same distance.
  • Page 66 (2) as well as the height adjustment screw (1). Adjusting the rail (4) may require loosening the screw (5). Fig. 93 4. Proceed with Chapter 5.17.3. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 67 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Removable clothing protection: 1. Remove the removable clothing protec- tion as described in Chapter 4.16.3. 2. Use adhesive tape (3) to mark the desired fan position. The fan position may only be changed vertically. Use adhesive tape (2) to mark the desired new clothing protection position on the rail.

  • Page 68: Adjusting The Lateral Frame Elements

    It will allow moving the support arm (1) to the new position. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 69 To ensure sufficient stability, the adjustment rails (1) must overlap with the lateral frame ele- ment as much as possible. DIETZ recommends an overlap of 20 to 30 mm. 1. To adjust the adjustment rails (1), loosen the screws (2) and (3) along with their nuts.
  • Page 70 • In rare cases, it may be necessary to move the seat pipe support. Position the seat pipe support as much toward the front as possible in such cases. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 71 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Moving the fan Moving the brake (2) bracket: 1. The screws (1) on the fan should be 1. Move the brake (2) bracket and, if positioned as far apart as possible to required, the seat pipe support (3). improve stability.
  • Page 72 Check the correct position of the clothing protection with the drive wheel. 8. Firmly tighten the screws on the fan (2) and the screw (5). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 73 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Moving toward the front / back with fixed backrest angle: Moving the clothing protection bracket (3) 1. To move the bracket (3), push it toward the front or back so as to align it with the marking applied in Chapter 5.15.3, then firmly tighten the rear screw on the bracket (3).
  • Page 74 (refer to Chapter 4.5). • Swivel the clothing protection back into its original position and check whether the slotted holes are aligned. • Ensure an even distance between DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 75 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Moving up / down with fixed backrest angle: 1. Adjusting the clothing protection upward 4. Firmly tighten the 2 screws in the upper requires further extension of the rail (1); part of the rail (1). The screws should be adjusting it downward requires further as far apart as possible.
  • Page 76 Check whether the adjustment rail (5) can remain in its position: • Install the drive wheel if previously removed (refer to Chapter 4.5). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 77 5.17.4 Adjusting the swivelling clothing protection (optional) The swivelling clothing protection is adjusted in have any contact with the clothing multiple locations. The drive wheel should al- protection and the armrest may need to ready be adjusted at this point (refer to Chap- be aligned horizontally.
  • Page 78 • Re-install the clothing protection and Chapter 5.17.2). • Remove the markings applied previously. check its position. The wheel must not have any contact with the clothing DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 79 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Moving toward the front / back: 1. Move the fan to the applied marking. The 2. The screws (2) on the fan should be fan position may only be changed positioned as far apart as possible. 3. Insert the screws into the fan (2) and horizontally.
  • Page 80 (1) in such a way that the clothing protection properly engages with both support points. Firmly tighten the two screws (3). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 81: Continuously Depth-Adjustable Armrests

    Ensure proper armrest positioning. Incorrect po- sitioning may result in an uncomfortable sitting position. Fig. 115 Use the silver support plate supplied by DIETZ for installation, refer to Figure 115. The black sup- port plate supplied with the Hemi armrest is not required.
  • Page 82 6. Tighten the 4 threaded pins (6) on each mechanism must point outward. side. 9. Attach the armrest support (16) on the slotted holes of the supplied silver DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 83: Wheelbase Extension +40 Mm (Optional)

    The distance between the wheelchair user’s centre of gravity and the drive wheel axle in- creases with the wheelbase extension. DIETZ recommends a wheelbase extension for inexperienced wheelchair users using electric drives. 1. Remove the screws on the drive wheel adapter (2) and then remove the axle support block.

  • Page 84: Adjusting The Drive Wheel Camber Angle

    1. Loosen the 6 retaining screws (1) on the Fig. 121 push rims. 2. Select the position (2) with the smaller or larger distance in the hole pattern. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 85: Drive Wheel Toe-In Correction

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.23 DRIVE WHEEL TOE-IN CORRECTION Required tools: • Spanner (19 mm / 24 mm) Following a camber angle adjustment of the drive wheels (refer to Chapter 5.21), check the toe-in. To do so, measure the distance (2) be- tween the drive wheels (1) at half the drive wheel height.

  • Page 86: Adjusting The Front Seat Height

    400 to 5.24.1 Wheel size 4 " 387,5 412,5 437,5 487,5 462,5 Fig. 124 Fig. 125 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 87 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.24.2 Wheel size 5 " 412,5 437,5 487,5 462,5 512,5 Fig. 126 Fig. 127 5.24.3 Wheel size 5 " with extension An optional axle extended to 35,5 mm is availa- ble for the As[advanced+] to achieve high sitting positions.
  • Page 88 5.24.5 Wheel size 6 " with extension An optional axle extended to 35,5 mm is availa- ble for the As[advanced+] to achieve high sitting positions. 537,5 Fig. 131 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 89 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.24.6 Wheel size 7 " For wheel size 7 ", adjustments with a short wheel fork are not possible. 462,5 487,5 512,5 537,5 Fig. 132 5.24.7 Wheel size 7 " with extension An optional axle extended to 35,5 mm is availa- ble for the As[advanced+] to achieve high sitting positions.

  • Page 90: Installing Extended / Retracted Castor Arms (Adjusting The Front Seat Height)

    (4). Make sure that the support plate (1)does not get lost. Fig. 135 5. Re-install the entire castor arm on the opposite side of the wheelchair (7). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 91: Adjusting The Castor Angle

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 6. The castor arm points in the opposite direction (8) (up / down). Re-insert the support plate (1). The support plate (1) is positioned in the designated notch and held in the correct position by the screw. It is not screwed into place 7.

  • Page 92: Adjusting The Anti-Tip Wheel (Optional)

    (1) is situat- Fig. 139 2. Install the retaining sleeve (3) of the anti-tip wheel using the two supplied DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 93 5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS Height adjustment: 1. Loosen the screw (4) and select the desired height using the two bores (5) before re-tightening the screw (4). Fig. 140 Length adjustment: 1. To adjust the length, loosen the two screws (6). 2. Select the length (7) by selecting a hole from the hole pattern and tighten the screws and nuts (6).

  • Page 94: Tilting Aid (Optional)

    2. Loosen the screws (3) and select the desired height by selecting a hole from the hole pattern. Fig. 144 3. For additional height adjustments, rotate DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 95: Lap Belt (Optional)

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS 5.29 LAP BELT (OPTIONAL) 1. Attach the slot nut (2) at both ends of the lap belt (1) using the screw (3), spring disc (4), and washer (5). 2. Do not tighten the screw (3) firmly yet. 3.

  • Page 96: Therapy Tray (Optional)

    1. Loosen the 2 screws (1) and remove the armrest pad (2). The removed armrest pad is replaced by the armrest with the DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 97: Installing The Adi Backrest

    5 INDIVIDUAL ADJUSTMENTS (2), and fix it in place with the 2 nuts (4). 5. Install the therapy tray surface with the 2 short screws (5) and fix them in place on the elbow (9) with the 2 locknuts (6) . 6.

  • Page 98: Installing The Adi Headrest

    Annex I, No. 14.1 of the EU Reg- ulation 2017 / 745 (MDR). Our Service will be happy to provide you with more detailed information on approved accesso- ries and combination agreements. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 99: Technical Specifications

    6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 6.1 HOW DIETZ MEASURES All indicated dimensions apply to the standard product configuration. NOTICE All measured dimensions of textile components (e.g. backrest height) are reference values with a tolerance of + / -10 mm. The AS[advanced] is a configurable product. De-...

  • Page 100: Dimension / Weight

    349 – 510 Angle legrest to seat surface ° 90 – 110 Adjustable armrest 195 – 290 Backrest to armrest front edge 212 – 383 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 101 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Specification AS[advanced] AS[advanced+] Push rim diameter 482 – 589 Horizontal axle position +20 to -60 Minimum turning radius 686 to 1107 691 to 1149 Steering range 1014 to 1458 1052 to 1536 Maximum user weight Depending on the drive wheel position. Depending on your wheelchair’s configuration, the recommended dimension of 700 mm (acc.

  • Page 102: Product Tests

    Swivelling wheels (diameter), mm / " 100 x 36 / 125 x 34 / 125 x 36 / 150 x 40 / 175 x 40 // 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 Legrest weight, kg 0.63 - 0.98 24" drive wheel weight, kg 0.94 Lateral frame element weight, kg 0.4 - 1.03 DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 103: Materials

    6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 6.5 MATERIALS NOTICE All components have a protective coating or are otherwise resistant to corrosion. Component Material Frame, backrest pipes aluminium, black anodised Seat upholstery thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) / polyamide (PA) Standard pouch polyester (PES) / polyurethane (PUR) Backrest cushion polyurethane (PUR) / polypropylene (PP) / thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) / polyamide (PA)

  • Page 104: Product Labelling

    ISO 7176-19. Medical device The product conforms to Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 105: Safety Instructions

    DIETZ tipping over to the front or back. DIETZ recommends having an accompanying recommends the use of anti-tip wheels. person while using the product for the •...
  • Page 106 • If your product is a custom-made device (refer to product labelling), the addition- al documentation provided, including all safety instructions, must be observed in DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 107: Care And Maintenance

    NOTICE FOR MEDICAL RETAILERS Only use original spare parts supplied If users report any product abnormalities, please by DIETZ. To maintain the operational safety of check all the inspection points listed in the ser- the wheelchair, have repairs performed by a vicing schedule.
  • Page 108 • All retaining screws must be firmly tightened. tightness Once the adjustment is complete, apply medium- strength thread locker to all screws not fitted with self-locking nuts or spring washers. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 109 8 CARE AND MAINTENANCE monthly What to check Description prior to use • The wheels must run in a straight line and must swivel easily. • Have damaged and heavily worn wheels and swivelling rollers replaced. • The spokes should not be loose, bent, or broken. •...
  • Page 110 • The entire product must be cleaned based on how to be checked for soiling dirty it is, however, it must be cleaned at least once a month (see Chapter 8.3). DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 111: Troubleshooting

    8 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 8.6 TROUBLESHOOTING What Possible causes Measures The rear wheels do not run in a • The spokes are loose, warped, or Consult medical straight line. broken. retailer. • Dirt has accumulated on the swivelling roller axles. Remove dirt.

  • Page 112: Cleaning

    Safe disinfection cannot be ensured in textiles disinfection agents used. with seams. DIETZ recommends having such Observe the manufacturer’s washing instruc- textiles replaced. tions for any removable cushions where availa- ble. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...

  • Page 113: Passing On The Product And Reuse

    All product inspection using it. points listed in the servicing schedule must be checked in this context. Within Germany, DIETZ Group offers a profession- al hygiene service in compliance with the re- quirements of MDR. Further information is avail- able via: kundenservice@dietz-group.de.

  • Page 114: Manufacturer's Declarations

    DI- ETZ GmbH. Repairs must be carried out exclu- sively by authorized medical retailers or the manufacturer. DIETZ GmbH // user manual adaptive wheelchair / AS[advanced] / AS[advanced+] // version 1.1 EN...
  • Page 115 +49 7248.9186-0 Fax: +49 7248.9186-86 info@dietz-group.de www.dietz-group.de Subject to change in case of print errors, mistakes, or price and product changes. © DIETZ GmbH, Karlsbad, Germany Any reproduction in full or part requires written approval by DIETZ GmbH, Karlsbad, Germany.
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