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Page 1: Instructions For Use
Intro · M Effect · M Hemi · M XXL · M Comfort · M Junior Bedienungsanleitung ..........1 Instructions for Use ..........37 © Otto Bock HealthCare GmbH · 647G324=D/GB – 04.06 · Printed in Germany... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Instructions for Use for the Start series Contents Page General Information ....................39 1.1 Preface ........................39 1.2 Intended Use ......................39 1.3 Field of Application ....................39 1.4 Declaration of Conformity ..................40 1.5 Liability ......................... 40 Safety Instructions ...................... 40 2.1 Symbol Legend ..................... - Page 3 Adjustment / Assembly Instructions ................51 6.1 Adjusting seat height and seat inclincation............51 6.2 Changing the wheelbase ..................52 6.3 Caster wheels ....................... 53 6.4 Wheel lock......................54 6.5 Adjusting the brake force for rear wheel with drum brake........55 6.6 Adjusting the angle of the footplate ..............
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Page 4: General Information
The wheelchairs can be moved either by the patients themselves or by another person. The Otto Bock warranty applies only when the product is used according to the specified condi- tions and for the intended purposes, following all manufacturer‘s recommendations. -
Page 5: Declaration Of Conformity
Medical Products 93/42 EEC. 1.5 Liability Otto Bock HealthCare GmbH assumes liability only if the product‘s instructions for use, adjust- ment and assembly instructions and regulations have been observed. It is therefore recommended to use and maintain the product according to the instructions for use. -
Page 6: General Safety Instructions
2.2 General Safety Instructions DANGER! To avoid tipping and dangerous situations, familiarize yourself with your new wheelchair by practicing on level ground first. DANGER! Do not use the footplates as a step stool when getting into or out of your wheelchair. These should be flipped and swung out of the way first, if possible. - Page 7 DANGER! Do not ascend or descend stairs without the assistance of attendants. Make use of ramps or elevators whenever available. If wheelchair-friendly access is missing, two attendants must carry the wheelchair over the obstacle. If only one attendant is available, he or she must adjust the anti-tipper (if mounted) such that it does not come in the way of the steps during transport.
- Page 8 DANGER! Using your Otto Bock product as a seat for transportation in motor vehicles for disabled passengers Whenever possible, users should be transferred to the seats installed in the motor vehicle for disabled passengers. The corresponding restraint systems should also be used. Only this can ensure optimal protection of the passengers in case of an accident.
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Page 9: Delivery / Preparing The Wheelchair For Use
3 Delivery / Preparing the Wheelchair for Use DANGER! Risk of injury: Do not hold on to other moveable parts than the ones described. Wheelchairs of the Start series are generally delivered completely assembled and folded. Three simple steps prepare it for use: When folding or unfolding the wheelchair, hold it only at the indicated positions (Fig. -
Page 10: Folding - Transport
4 Folding – Transport INFORMATION! Flip up the footplates. Grab the seat upholstery at the front and the back in the middle and pull it upwards. The wheelchair then folds into itself (Fig. 3). INFORMATION! Once the wheelchair is folded, secure the strap of the folding fixture with the snap fastener. This will prevent the wheelchair from unfolding unexpectedly (Fig. -
Page 11: Accessories
INFORMATION! Slide four fingers between the spokes near the hub of the rear wheel. Then press the button of the quick-release axle with your thumb. You can then easily pull off the rear wheel. Follow the corresponding procedure when remounting. INFORMATION! When remounting, be sure the quick-release axle securely locks into the quick- release axle housing. -
Page 12: Crutch Holder With Hook And Loop Strap
5.3. Crutch holder with hook and loop strap (Fig. 8) (Fig. 9) Available in several models, also with height-adjustable armrests; side panels can be flipped up or removed for getting into or out of the wheelchair. To flip up the side panel, manipulate the release lever behind the side panel tube. -
Page 13: Wheel Lock For One-Handed Operation
5.7. Wheel lock for one-handed operation (Fig. 12) INFORMATION! Please note that the wheel lock lever extension must always be attached when releasing or engaging the wheel lock. Recommended especially for hemiplegics. It can be activated either on the right or left side and ensures the safe locking of both rear wheels with a pull-wire system. - Page 14 5.11 Push handles, height-adjustable (Fig. 16) Can be adjusted vertically to a more comfortable height for the attendant. 5.12 Wheelbase long (Fig. 17) Makes the wheelchair particularly stable against tipping, increases the turning range. INFORMATION: For transfemoral amputees the long wheelbase setting is indispensable.
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Page 15: Back Upholstery, Adaptable
5.13 Back upholstery, adaptable (Fig. 18) 5.14 Folding back (Fig. 19) 5.15 Spoke protectors Protect the fingers from getting caught in the wheel spokes. Also improve the appearance of the wheelchair. 5.16 Amputation legrest (Fig. 20) 5.17 Infusion stand (Fig. 21) 5.18 The Back (Fig. -
Page 16: Adjustment / Assembly Instructions
6 Adjustment / Assembly Instructions All wheelchair users have expectations regarding wheelchair type, accessories, seating and handling. Your Start wheelchair has many options by which it can be customized to your needs and prefer- ences. We recommend consulting with your dealer or therapist to determine which wheelchair settings will work best for you. -
Page 17: Changing The Wheelbase
INFORMATION: The Start M1 Intro, M2 Effect, M3 Hemi and M6 Junior offer the possibility to change the vertical position of the rear wheel by shifting the rear wheel adapter along the frame. Loosen the two screw connections A (Fig. 24) and remove the screws. -
Page 18: Caster Wheels
For transfemoral amputees it is essential to shift the rear wheels backwards! INFORMATION! For Start M1 Intro, M2 Effect, M3 Hemi and M6 Junior: Loosen the screws A of the rear wheel adapter (Fig. 24) at the frame and mount the rear wheel adapter (with sides reversed) in the desired position. -
Page 19: Wheel Lock
INFORMATION! Loosen the two screws A between caster adapter and frame (Fig. 26). Now you can move the caster adapter along the frame tube. The level (included in delivery) will help you position the threaded axle as vertically to the ground as possible. -
Page 20: Adjusting The Brake Force For Rear Wheel With Drum Brake
6.5 Adjusting the brake force for rear wheel with drum brake The brake force is adjusted at the adjustment screw to achieve optimal braking effect. The brake force is increased by turning the screw counter-clockwise and decreased by turning the screw clockwise. -
Page 21: Adjusting The Height Of The Footrest
6.7 Adjusting the height of the footrest (Fig. 29) INFORMATION! By loosening the set screw, the footplate can be adapted to your lower leg length and to the thickness of your seat cushion. Make sure when adjusting the footrest height, that the footrest bar is slid into the swivel segment at least 40 mm. -
Page 22: Adjusting The Height Of The Armrest For Desk Side Panel
(Fig. 30) Turn the release lever until it hits the stop. While propping up the footrest bar, set the desired angle. Then carefully let the release lever turn back. At the next free position, the footrest will snap into place. 6.9 Adjusting the height of the armrest for desk side panel The armrest can be set to three different heights. -
Page 23: Adjusting The Back Height
INFORMATION! Make sure to firmly retighten all screws and nuts after making adjustments (6 Nm). Fasten the hook-and-loop attachment again between the back padding and the seat upholstery. 6.11 Adjusting the back height (Fig. 32) The back tube which is integrated into the posterior frame allows for the adjustment of the back height in increments of 2.5 cm. -
Page 24: Seat Upholstery
Reposition the straps as desired, attach them again with the hook-and-loop fasteners and cover with the padding. DANGER! Using your Otto Bock product as a seat for transportation in motor vehicles for disabled passengers Whenever possible, users should be transferred to the seats installed in the motor vehicle for disabled passengers. - Page 25 6.14 Setting rear wheel tracking (M5) (Fig. 34, 35) The correction plate, which is angled twice, is to be mounted to the adapter with the rear wheel fitting and the camber washers. To correct wheel tracking, put the level on the straight To correct wheel tracking, put the level on the straight To correct wheel tracking, put the level on the straight edge of the correction plate and turn the plate until the camber washers are level.
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Page 26: Maintenance, Cleaning And Care
In the case of defects, contact your authorized dealer immediately to eliminate them. This applies in particular when the driving behavior changes or the wheelchair becomes unstable. We also recommend that you have the wheelchair serviced every 12 months by your Otto Bock authorized dealer. -
Page 27: Changing Tires
Cleaning Use only mild detergents to clean your wheelchair. To ensure smooth operation at all times, the following precautions and cleanings should be car- ried out. Users may carry these out by themselves. • Hair and dirt particles generally accumulate between the caster wheel and fork. This can restrict the caster wheels from rotating smoothly. - Page 28 Mounting (Fig. 36) • Place the protective rim band over the valve. Then push the valve through the rim. Screw on the valve nut, if there is one. The rim band can then be easily applied. • Ensure that all spoke ends are covered. Tires (Fig.
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Page 29: Technical Data
9 Technical Data Overall length (in cm) Rear wheel size 20x1 3/8” 22x1 3/8” 24x1 3/8” Rear axle Front axle Rear axle Front axle Rear axle Front axle Module position position position position position position 103.5 M2, M3 100.5 100.5 87.5 97.5 81.5... - Page 30 Start M1 Intro Anterior seat height (in cm) Caster diameter Position 6” solid rubber 8” solid rubber Position 1 Caster fork Position 2 40.7 short Position 3 Position 4 43.2 45.7 Position 4 43.2 45.7 Caster fork Position 5 44.5...
- Page 31 Start M2 Effect Anterior seat height (in cm) Caster diameter Position 5.5” 6” solid 7” 8” soft rubber Position 1 Caster fork Position 2 42.5 short Position 3 43.5 45.5 Position 4 44.5 46.5 47.5 Position 4 44.5 46.5 47.5 Caster fork Position 5 46.5...
- Page 32 Start M3 Hemi Anterior seat height (in cm) Caster diameter Position 5” solid 6” solid 5.5” soft 7” 8” rubber rubber Position 1 36.5 Caster fork Position 2 39.5 short Position 3 40.5 Position 4 40.5 41.5 43.5 44.5 Position 4 40.5 41.5 43.5...
- Page 33 Start M4 XXL / M5 Comfort Anterior seat height (in cm) Caster diameter Position 5” solid 6” solid 7” pneum. 5.5” soft 8” rubber rubber tire Position 1 Caster fork Position 2 41.5 42.5 short Position 3 42.5 43.5 45.5 Position 4 44.5 46.5...
- Page 34 Start M6 Junior Anterior seat height (in cm) Caster diameter Position 5“ solid rubber 6“ solid rubber Position 1 Caster fork Position 2 41.5 42.5 short Position 3 42.5 Position 4 Position 4 Caster fork Position 5 46.5 long Position 6 46.5 47.5 Position 7...
- Page 35 Rear wheel adapter M1, M2, M3, M6 M4, M5...
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