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- Page 1 OPERATING MANUAL TOILET WHEELCHAIR, MODEL 5HCDA m o v e p e o p l e .
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Foreword ....................... 3 Handling the toilet wheelchair ..............3 Use .........................3 Safety information ....................4 Overview ....................... 6 Model 5 HCDA ......................6 First assembly ....................7 Components ....................10 Foot pedal brake ....................10 Central braking system ..................11 Armrests ......................12 Legrests .......................13 Toilet pot ......................16 Seat plate ......................17 Maintenance .................... -
Page 3: Foreword
FOREWORD HANDLING THE TOILET WHEELCHAIR We thank you for the confi dence that you have shown in our house by se- lecting the toilet wheelchair model 5 HCDA. The toilet wheelchair model 5 HCDA is designed for short-term use on hard, The toilet wheelchair requires expla- level surfaces and is operated in do- nation, a little care and is hazardous... -
Page 4: Safety Information
• Safety information Do not relieve your legs by resting them on the edge of the bath tub • Read and observe the contents of or other objects. – Risk of overturn- this Operating Manual before the ing when leaning backwards. fi... - Page 5 • Uncontrolled rolling movements when scuttling are to be prevent- ed! – Danger of accident! • Do not throw or drop the parts be- longing to the toilet wheelchair! – Removable parts such as the leg supports are to be treated properly To guarantee their function.
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Page 6: Overview
OVERVIEW The overview shows the most important components and operating elements of the toilet wheelchair. The components shown in the following illustrations may not be identical to those on your toilet wheelchair. Location and handling of the operating compo- nents are corresponding to your toilet wheelchair. Each time the wheelchair is assembled, or each time a setting is made, checks should be carried out to ensure that the component in question is fi... -
Page 7: First Assembly
FIRST ASSEMBLY The toilet chair is supplied in pre- mounted assembly groups.. The assembly does not require special knowledge. If the toilet wheelchair is not assembled by the authorised deal- er, proceed as follows: Availability Take all components out of the carton and lie down safely (2). - Page 8 Mounting the back Remove clips (1). Push the back tubes of the back onto the frame tubes and secure with the clips. ☞ Note: The pins of the clips have to promi- nently come out (2).
- Page 9 Swivel up the arm supports Swivel down the arm supports and swivel upward until the locking but- ton visibly and audibly locks into place (1). ☞ Note: Test the engaged locking device by pressing down on the arm sup- port. Placing the seat cover Place the cover onto the seat plate (2).
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Page 10: Components
COMPONENTS Foot pedal brake The foot-pedal-brakes on the rear steering castors prevent unintentional movement. Locking – Pedal the rear part of the pedals down as far as it will go with your foot (1). Unlocking – Pedal the front part of the pedals forward as far as it will go with your foot (2). -
Page 11: Central Braking System
Central braking system The central locking device locks the front steering castors and thus pre- vents unintentional movement. Locking – Pull the locking lever (1) up and forward as far as it will go (2). Unlocking – Pull the locking lever as far as it will go upward (1), then slowly let it slide down (3). -
Page 12: Armrests
Arm supports For transferring onto a different seat- ing option the arm supports can be swivelled down (1). Attention: When swivelling down the arm supports watch for the free space behind the back support. • Only swivel the arm supports up or down holding the outer edge of the arm pad. -
Page 13: Legrests
Leg supports Attention: Do not use the leg supports to lift or carry the toilet wheelchair. Calf strap The calf strap (1) is pushed onto the receptacle pin of the respective leg support. The velcro strap at the back of the calf strap length is adjustable to the requirements. - Page 14 Turning the leg supports to the side For easy transferring out of/into the toilet wheelchair as well as driving close to a closet, the leg supports can be swivelled outward after folding up the footplates (1). Lift the locking button (2) and swivel the leg support outward.
- Page 15 Attaching the leg supports The leg supports are hung on as fol- lows: Place the leg support, swivelled off sideways, from the top onto the re- ceptacle pins (1) and swivel forward until it audibly locks into place. Attention: After swivelling in the leg supports check the secure hold of the lock- ing device.
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Page 16: Toilet Pot
Toilet pot For cleaning or exchange the toilet pot is removable (1). ☞ Note: After use of the toilet pot, the toi- let pot and the toilet seat must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfect- ☞ Only commercial disinfectants are to be used. Attention: The toilet pot is not suited for ma- chine cleaning. -
Page 17: Seat Plate
Seat plate The removable, upholstered cover plate (2) serves for short-term trans- port. For cleaning or exchange the seat plate can be removed. ☞ Note: Only commercial disinfectants are to be used for disinfection of the seat plate. Removing the seat plate Remove the seat plate (1) to the top. -
Page 18: Cleaning And Care
adherent soiling are best removed SERVICE with an appropriate quality cleaning agent. Slight greasing of the castor Cleaning and maintenance forks with Vaseline prevents prema- ture dulling of the coating. Seat and back support cover: Clean the covers with warm water. In Castors: the case of stubborn soiling, the fab- Check condition of castors regularly... -
Page 19: Maintenance
Maintenance Repair To ensure safety and to prevent acci- You can trustingly use your authorised dents as a result of wear on compo- workshop for any necessary repair nents going undetected, the wheel- work. Personnel there are well trained chair should be checked and serviced to carry out the work required. -
Page 20: Technical Specifi Cations
TECHNICAL DATA HCDA Width (Seat surface): ..................45.0 cm Width: ......................56.0 cm Length max.: ....................99.0 cm Length min.: ....................65.0 cm Height: ......................98.0 cm Seat depth: ......................43.0 cm Seat height: ...................54.0*/51.0 cm Seat to arm support pad: ..............21.0*/24.0 cm Seat to upper edge of back strap: ............38.0*/41.0 cm Steering castor-ø: ....................12.5 cm Weight: ...................... -
Page 21: Guarantee
GUARANTEE Attention: Failure to observe the instructions We accept a guaranty for this product in the operating manual, improp- according to the legal regulations. erly carried out maintenance work and, especially, technical changes We reserve the right to make techni- and additions (add-ons) carried cal improvements. -
Page 22: Guarantee Coupon
GUARANTEE COUPON Fill in the details! If necessary, copy and return. Guarantee Model designation: Delivery note no.: Vehicle ID No. (Fz-I-Nr.) (view type Date of delivery: plate): Stamp of the authorized dealer:... -
Page 23: Notes
NOTES... - Page 24 Your specialist dealer: MEYRA-ORTOPEDIA Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH Meyra-Ring 2 · D-32689 Kalletal-Kalldorf P.O. Box 1 703 • D-32591 Vlotho Fon 05733 922-355 Fax 05733 922-9355 info@meyra.de · www.meyra.de m o v e p e o p l e . info@ortopedia.de · www.ortopedia.de 205 318 101 (Status: 2008-07) All technical modifi...
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