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- Page 1 MODULAR WHEELCHAIR ACCESS 06 J/A Junior/Adult Wheelchair ACCESS 06 H Adult Heavy Duty Wheelchair ACCENT 07 A Adult Wheelchair ACCENT 07 H Adult Heavy Duty Wheelchair User Guide and Information August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 2 The R Healthcare Modular wheelchair is one of the many quality products produced by R Healthcare. It will give you many years of trouble free use if used according to the instructions provided.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Transportation providers, is contained in the Transportation Guide, and Controller guide, which are included in the wheelchair information pack. The Assessment Guide Lines and Technical Information Manual, are available from R Healthcare Customer Services. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 4: Introduction And Opening The Product Package P4
The basic operational features of these models are similar, where there are specific differences these are indicated in appropriate sections of this guide. The versatility of R Healthcare Modular wheelchairs provides for the fitting of a wide range of options and accessories across all models and sizes to meet ongoing wheelchair user needs. - Page 5 1.1.1 Diagrammatic of Wheelchair types The following diagrams show the possible configurations of R Healthcare Modular wheelchairs. R HEALTHCARE ACCESS FULLY MODULAR WHEELCHAIR Diagrammatic representation of modularity with choice of wheel and castor type and position, backrest angle, seat to ground height and leg angle, in addition to seat width, which tailor final build specification to meet clinical assessment of user.
- Page 6 R HEALTHCARE ACCESS FULLY MODULAR WHEELCHAIR The diagram shows how additional features may be added to the Access Fully Modular wheelchair to extend or enhance performance in line with the requirements of the wheelchair user. These include : Large Diameter Spoked Wheels...
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Page 7: Preparing The Wheelchair For Use P7
Grasp the middle of the seat canvas at the front and back, and give a sharp pull upwards. Press the armrests inwards (together) until the chair is fully closed. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 8: Footrests P8
The most comfortable seating position is usually obtained when the thighs are horizontal and the hips and knees are at right angles. If in doubt about footrest settings contact the Approved Distributor. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 9: Brakes P9
IF IN DOUBT ABOUT BRAKE SETTINGS CONTACT THE APPROVED DISTRIBUTOR August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... - Page 10 MAKE SURE TYRES ARE CORRECTLY INFLATED TO 45 psi BEFORE USING THE WHEELCHAIR. The R Healthcare Modular range is available with a wide choice of wheels and castors. All Attendant Controlled chairs, i.e. those with small wheels, and some Occupant Controlled chairs have wheels, which are permanently secured into the mounting block unit by a screwed spindle.
- Page 11 Balance Control & Manoeuvrability The R Healthcare Modular range, allows rearward stability to be adjusted, making it easier to manoeuvre and tip the wheelchair backwards. This set up will be unstable for some users. Fitting stabilisers can be a safe alternative.
- Page 12 NB : Anti Tippers shown are compatible with chairs manufactured prior to 1 January 2013 for chairs manufactured after this date please refer to revised fitting instruction on page 16. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 13 The R Healthcare Modular all round armrest locking security ensures that the armrest frame...
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Page 14: Special Adaptations P14
Our policy of continuous development is always adding to the list of items to improve the lifestyle and independence of our customers and users. For further information on these, contact the R Healthcare Customer Services Department at the address shown on the end of this User Information Guide. - Page 15 Pin (1) through hole in wheelchair bottom rail and hole (11) in anti-tipping stabiliser. 4. Ensure stabilisers stop wheelchair from tipping over backwards in fitted position before use. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 16 Stabiliser Stabiliser Position Items 1-6 Items 1-9 20” Wheel Forward Extended Centre 22” Wheel Forward Centre Extended Centre 24” Wheel Forward Centre Extended Centre 315mm Wheel Forward Extended Centre August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 17 There are many different types and variations of wheelchairs available today. It may not be possible to satisfy all requirements and environments with one chair for every need of the occupant (and carer) for home, travel or work. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
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Page 18: Introduction
Users should contact their approved distributor if they are having problem in using their wheelchair, a simple adjustment or alternative build configuration may help to resolve the problem. R Healthcare manual wheelchairs can be divided into two broad categories. •... -
Page 19: Side Transfer P18
August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... - Page 20 Figure 1 - Getting in/out of the wheelchair Figure 2 - Side Transfer Figure 3 - Maintain a firm grip on the push handles 4 - Attendant Control August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
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Page 21: Pushing Techniques P20
August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... - Page 22 August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 23 . The chair may then be pivoted to face the direction of travel and pushed forward. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 24 Ensure that push handle locks are fully engaged before using Figure - 8 Detachable push handles must be inserted correctly Figure - 9 Going down/up a flight of steps August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
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Page 25: Steps & Slopes P24
In cases where the seatbelt is part of the postural/ clinically assessed needs, provision of a seatbelt will be covered by a clinical assessment. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... - Page 26 Clean if required, using a damp cloth with a small amount of washing up liquid. Rinse with a clean damp cloth. All of our belts have flame retardant properties. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 27 Fig 12 WARNING – DO NOT disassemble, shorten cut or drill this retaining belt, it could seriously compromise the belts integrity and invalidate any manufacturers warranty. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
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Page 28: Occupant Controlled Mobility P27
STABILISERS ARE FOR OCCUPANT SAFETY THEY SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL THE USER IS ABLE TO DEAL WITH BACKWARD FALLS AND TIP OUTS. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 29: Movement & Stability P28
Modern buildings should have slopes built to a required standard angle, but this is not the case with all access areas. Learning the geography of an area is important. As an all round guide, a maximum August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 30: Transportation
8 degrees is our recommendation for the R Healthcare range manually propelled wheelchairs. However this recommendation may need to be changed if the wheelchair has attachments added to it, such as an elevating legrest or carry bag, which adversely affects stability. - Page 31 When there is another able bodied passenger present, the storing options as section 9.1 are recommended. Figures 13 & 14. A Sideways Folding wheelchair can be stored behind the front seat. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 32 The CTA can provide useful advice. R Healthcare are participating in the creation of new safety standards in this area through membership of BSTA, in co- operation with the Dept of Transport &...
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Page 33: Fire Precautions
When parking, the pusher should position the chair so that the occupant can see and communicate as well as possible. In buildings check that fire exits and procedures are understood. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 34: General Precautions & Information P33
There are also many national and local organisations, which will be pleased to provide help and advice for wheelchair users. All R Healthcare wheelchairs are designed with the needs of disabled people in mind. We hope that our wheelchairs provide their users with the reliability, freedom or independence they need for a more improved lifestyle. - Page 35 If in any doubt about service requirements, contact the Approved Distributor The R Healthcare Customer Services Dept is also available for more information The Service Record included with this Information Guide, has details of model references to be quoted when Service Information is requested.
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Page 36: Service Checklist
Ensure that the Handgrips are secure. If grips are loose or damaged the wheelchair is unsafe and the grips must be replaced. Replacement grips and method of fitting must be to R Healthcare approved specification. August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... -
Page 37: Technical Data Sheets
REAR WHEEL INFORMATION CASTOR INFORMATION ARMREST INFORMATION WEIGHT INFORMATION FRAME / SEAT ANGLE INFORMATION OBSTACLES AND ENVRIONMENTS ISO 7176 IMPACT STRENGTH & DYNAMIC TESTS CORRIDOR WIDTH TURNING SPACE WITH ATTENDANT BEHIND August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk... - Page 38 REAR WHEEL INFORMATION CASTOR INFORMATION ARMREST INFORMATION WEIGHT INFORMATION FRAME / SEAT ANGLE INFORMATION OBSTACLES AND ENVRIONMENTS ISO 7176 IMPACT STRENGTH & DYNAMIC TESTS CORRIDOR WIDTH TURNING SPACE WITH ATTENDANT BEHIND August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 39 REAR WHEEL INFORMATION CASTOR INFORMATION ARMREST INFORMATION WEIGHT INFORMATION FRAME / SEAT ANGLE INFORMATION OBSTACLES AND ENVRIONMENTS ISO 7176 IMPACT STRENGTH & DYNAMIC TESTS CORRIDOR WIDTH TURNING SPACE WITH ATTENDANT BEHIND August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 40 REAR WHEEL INFORMATION CASTOR INFORMATION ARMREST INFORMATION WEIGHT INFORMATION FRAME / SEAT ANGLE INFORMATION OBSTACLES AND ENVRIONMENTS ISO 7176 IMPACT STRENGTH & DYNAMIC TESTS CORRIDOR WIDTH TURNING SPACE WITH ATTENDANT BEHIND August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...
- Page 41 R HEALTHCARE GROUP Distributed by : Other Approved Distributors : Part Number MSPML500 August 2013 Revision E R Healthcare Modular User Guide Page www.rhealthcare.co.uk...