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- Page 1 MODULAR OCCUPANT/ ATTENDANT USER GUIDE ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
& 15 Rear tie down bracket now orange Various Dash Life, single crossbrace info, E.L.R AND Stump support info, 23.3.2011 telescopic seat tube extn info, revised product weights, single piece footboard info, additional bariatric sizes 18” & 20” added to range. -
Page 3: Important Symbols
PVC foam 2.4. MODIFICATIONS AND ALTERATIONS Making any unauthorised modifications or using none approved ALL MATERIALS TO APPROVED STANDARDS parts may change the wheelchair structure and create an unsafe ______________________________________________________________________________________________ condition. Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 4 Front Castor. Supplied in either 6” or 8” TWO MODELS AVAILABLE 1. Dash Life 125Kg or 135Kg 2. Dash Life Bariatric 170Kg or 190kg PLEASE REFER TO PRESCRIPTION FORMS FOR REQUIREMENT / OPTIONS ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 5: General Warnings
See further notes and guidance in section 4.7 on wheelchair stability. Users, carers and attendants attempting to use the wheelchair beyond the manufacturer’s recommendations may put themselves at risk of serious injury or even death. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 6 The occupant may be able to help by pushing on the armrests to provide support whilst being lowered into the seat. Finally, push the footplates down, and locate the occupant’s feet on them. see fig 2. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 7 5mm gap between the brake and the tyre while in the brake is in the off position. Tighten and secure to 10ft/lbs ensuring tyre is central to the brake shoe. Images showing extending brake handle ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 8 Fig 9 – Going down/up a flight of steps Note: The chair must not be tipped for ward or the occupant may fall out. When stabilisers have been fitted, this operation is more difficult to control, and extra care should be taken. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 9 Make sure that the button is fully released and that the wheel is secure in the axle bush by pulling the wheel gently away from the wheelchair. The wheel should remain in the Height and angle same place. adjustable option ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 10 2 x 4mm Remploy recommends that trained screws attach personnel configure the chair and the brace bar to carry necessary adjustments 2 x nut-serted following professional assessment. holes in the upper backrest tube ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 11 When weight is on the front wheels, control of the wheelchair in an outdoor environment particularly going downhill become impossible, and this should always be avoided. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 12: Height Adjustable Push Handle
R Healthcare recommends that trained personnel configure the chair and carry necessary adjustments R Healthcare recommends that trained following professional assessment. personnel configure the chair and carry necessary adjustments following professional assessment. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... -
Page 13: Handling And Stability On Steps And Slopes
______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 14 Rinse with a clean damp cloth. Preferred Zone Loop Style WARNING – DO NOT disassemble, shorten, Lapbelt cut or drill this retaining belt, it could seriously compromise the belts integrity and invalidate any manufacturers warranty. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 15: Occupant Controlled Mobility
______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 16 Healthcare have actively participated in the creation of new safety standards in this area through membership of BSTA, in co-operation with the Dept of Transport & B.S I. The resultant standard, BS EN ISO 10542 states the following: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
- Page 17 25° of the 40° from the horizontal. between 40° and 60 straps is within 10° wheelchair reference plane, of the wheelchair but angled so as to provide reference plane. some lateral stability to the wheelchair. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 18: Safety Precautions
This guide contains information of a general nature. All models and attachments have specific features and will have additional information provided showing correct operation method. UNAUTHORISED WHEELCHAIR MODIFICATIONS MAKE THIS WARRANTY VOID. R HEALTHCARE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENT RESULTING FROM SUCH UNAUTHORISED MODIFICATIONS. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 19 This will reduce the risk of the wheel becoming hot, having an effect on user or carer handling the chair out of the vehicle. When a doubt exists, where the wheelchair has suffered constant miss use of storage, the wheelchair should be removed from the client, and disposed of. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...
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Page 20: Useful Addresses
Suite 4.06 Chesterfield 101 Back Church Lane Derbyshire London S41 8NJ E1 1LU Tel 0870 60 90 600 020 7702 2141 E-Mail: sales@R 020 7680 4048 Website: www.bhta.com Healthcarehealthcare.com E-mail: bhta@bhta.com Website: www.R ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Healthcarehealthcare.com Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... - Page 21 Front Back Post Position Rear Back Post Position Dash Life - SINGLE CROSS BRACE - 125KG 125KG 125KG Max occupant weight ( advised ) Stump Support Elevating Legrest Seating area dimensions 305, 330, 355, 380, 405, 305, 330, 355, 380, 405,...
- Page 22 Front Back Post Position Rear Back Post Position Dash Life - DOUBLE CROSS BRACE - 135KG 135KG 135KG Max occupant weight ( advised ) Stump Support Elevating Legrest Seating area dimensions Seat Width 455, 480, 505mm 455, 480, 505mm Seat Depth...
- Page 23 Front Back Post Position Rear Back Post Position Dash Life - TRIPLE CROSS BRACE - 170KG & 190KG 170KG & 190KG 170KG & 190KG Max occupant weight ( advised ) Stump Support Elevating Legrest Seating area dimensions Seat Width 505, 555, 610mm...
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Page 24: Wheel Configuration Chart
3. Recommend that pre assessment of end user is carried out by trained personnel prior to being prescribed the wheelchair where there is a possibility that the product will be used in this type of environment. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life... -
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- Page 27 R HEALTHCARE GROUP Distributed by: Other Approved Distributors: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Issue_G May 2013 Dash Life...