Meyra Primus 2 3.310 active Operating instructions

Brand: Meyra

Model: Primus 2 3.310 active

Type: Operating instructions

This manual is also suitable for

Primus 2 3.311

FOLDING WHEELCHAIR

OPERATING MANUAL

D–GB–F–I–E–NL

Model 3.310

active, Model 3.311

OPERATING MANUAL

WHEELCHAIRS AND REHABILITATION

EQUIPMENT

Table of contents

Introduction 3

Acceptance 3

Assembly 3

Specifications / Utilisation 3

Safety instructions 3

Driving behavior 4

Overview of the PRIMUS II, model 3.310 4

Parking brake 4

Pressure brake 5

Legrests 5

Armrests 7

Drive wheels 7

Variable seat height 8

Handrims 8

Hand and spoke guard 8

Steering wheels 8

Special features of model 3.311 8

Folding / unfolding 9

Safety belt 9

Air pump 10

Loading into the transport vehicle 10

Service 10

Maintenance instructions 11

Technical specifications 12

Model 3.310 12

Model 3.311 12

Notes 14

Guarantee 15

Guarantee note 15

Illustration section of the operating manual 19

ASSEMBLY

The specialist workshop delivers your

wheelchair to you in an operative state

and adapted to your requirements.

SPECIFICATIONS / UTI-

LISATION

The PRIMUS II and the PRIMUS II active

are designed for universal use and

therefore all-round wheelchairs for in-

door use (e.g. at home or at the place

of work), for recreational outdoor activ-

ities on firm surfaces and as a travel

companion.

The optimised crossbrace design offers

you both a small folded size and a rigid

frame, i.e. high stability.

It serves exclusively for the transporta-

tion of a person on the seat and not as

ladder or as a means of pulling or trans-

porting items, or similar.

Attention:

Please observe the brochure “Safety

Information - Mechanical Wheel-

chairs” for your own safety:

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

– Do not throw or drop parts belong-

ing to the wheelchair!

– Detachable parts like e.g. armrests

and legrests have to be used proper-

ly to guarantee their function. To

guarantee their function.

– A passive illumination must be availa-

ble when participating in public road

traffic!

ACCEPTANCE

All MEYRA products are checked for

faults in the factory and packed in spe-

cial boxes.

Remark:

However, we request that you

check the vehicle for possible trans-

port damage immediately on re-

ceipt – preferably in the presence

of the carrier.

Please arrange the following if you be-

lieve damage occurred during trans-

port:

a) Draw up a DAMAGE REPORT – the

carrier is required to do this.

b) Draw up a LETTER OF SUBROGA-

TION – you assign to the supplier all

claims resulting from this damage.

c) Send back the BILL OF LADING, the

DAMAGE REPORT and the LETTER

OF SUBROGATION to us.

We are unable to accept any claims for

compensation if you fail to observe

these instructions or notify us of damage

after the goods have been accepted.

INTRODUCTION

Mobility, independence and thus a high-

er quality of life and a high level of safe-

ty are surely also your wishes. The

MEYRA folding wheelchairs PRIMUS II,

model 3.310, and PRIMUS II active,

model 3.311, fulfil these wishes.

Their fresh styling, the proven technolo-

gy in lightweight construction and the

comfortable design ensure a limitless

driving pleasure at optimum safety.

Use the PRIMUS II or the PRIMUS II ac-

tive both indoors (e.g. at home or at

your place of work) and for recreational

outdoor activities.

The innovate design of the wheelchair

will especially confirm your correct

choice during travelling.

This operating manual will give you all

the information you require - clearly

written and with illustrations.

Remark:

Be sure to read and understand

this operating manual and the bro-

chure “Safety information - Me-

chanical wheelchairs” before your

first drive.

This operating manual is applicable for

both the PRIMUS II, model 3.310, and

the PRIMUS II active, model 3.311,

with all equipment versions and

accessories.It will therefore contain sec-

tions that do not apply to your model.

DRIVING BEHAVIOR

The first adjustment of the driving fea-

tures of your wheelchair to suit your per-

sonal needs will be possible at once,

following a brief “introductory “ phase

of .

Attention:

Drive with extreme caution during

these first trips.

Please follow all instructions in the

section “Driver Training”in the bro-

chure “Safety Information - Mechani-

cal Wheelchairs”!

You will be confronted with new situa-

tions during each trip and will have to

cope with these, as is the case in all

areas of life, e.g. family, career, lei-

sure pursuits. Utilise the folding wheel-

chair's adaptability to the needs of the

user. This offers you outstanding driving

comfort and high operational safety.

This operating manual will give you all

necessary information.

Attention:

Please follow all instructions in the

brochure “Safety information - Me-

chanical wheelchairs”.

Avoid sudden change to the opposite

direction, (e.g. change to forward

drive after driving backwards with-

out any movement of the steering

wheel). – This can lead to accidents

due to full braking while steering

wheels are moving inwards!

OVERVIEW OF THE

PRIMUS II, MODEL

3.310

The model 3.310 illustrated here is the

standard version.

All deviations are specified separately

in this operating manual. The indicated

items are also applicable for the

PRIMUS II active, model 3.311.

1 Push handle

2 Backrest

3 Armrest with pad

4 Seat cushion

5 Legrest, left (model 3.310 only)

6 Locking device for left legrest

(model 3.310 only)

7 Lower leg strap

8 Foot plate, left (model 3.310)

8 Foot board (model 3.311)

9 Locking device for right armrest

10 Steering wheel - right

11 Pressure brake, left

12 Driving wheel - right

13 Handrim

14 Locking knob / linchpin - right

15 Vario pillow block, right

Remark:

The components shown in the fig-

ures are not always identical with

your wheelchair model. Position

and handling of the parts that are

operated will apply to all wheel-

chair models. Always check that

components are fixed correctly af-

ter assembly as well as after any

adjustment or modification.

PARKING BRAKE

The parking brakes are part of the most

important safety elements of a wheel-

chair.

Attention:

Please observe the Maintenance In-

structions as well as instructions in the

section “General Safety Information”

and “Brakes” in the brochure “Safety

information - Mechanical wheel-

chairs”!

Your PRIMUS II is equipped with pres-

sure brakes (Fig. 2) which act directly on

the tyres.

Service brake

Gently and evenly press both brake le-

vers [11] slightly forwards. This way,

you brake the wheelchair in a measured

way.

Attention:

If only one brake is applied when the

wheelchair is driving down an in-

cline, the free-running wheel will con-

tinue moving around the locked

wheel. Depending on the gradient of

the road, this can lead to the wheel-

chair overturning to the side.

Attention:

Do not park wheelchairs with PU

wheels with applied pressure

brakes. – This can cause accidents

during regular braking due to some

remaining deformation in the sur-

face.

PRESSURE BRAKE

Pushing the brake levers to the end stop

locks the brakes and prevents your

wheelchair from being pushed (parking

brakes).

Benefits:

– controlled braking of the driving

speed (service brake)

– Secures the wheelchair against acci-

dental rolling.

Locking the pressure brakes

Push both brake levers (11) forward as

far as they will go (Fig. 4).

Attention:

The brake performance decreases

when the:

–tyre profile is worn

–tyre pressure is too low

–tyres are wet

–pressure brake is loose

Any decrease in braking perform-

ance must be repaired immediately

by your specialist workshop.

Releasing the pressure brakes

Pull both brake levers [11] back,

(Fig.2).

PRESSURE BRAKE

Adjusting the pressure brakes

The pressure brakes must be readjusted

after each re-fitting of a drive wheel.

Handling:

Tools

Hexagonal stud wrench WW* 5

– Slacken the clamping screw (A,

Fig.5) of a pressure brake.

– Pre-set the pressure brake. Slide the

brake bolt of the non-activated pres-

sure brake to a point approx. 15mm

to 20mm in front of the drive wheel.

– Tighten the clamping screw (A,

Fig.5).

– Adjust opposite pressure brakes as

described.

– Equally adjust both pressure brakes,

taking into account

• tyres of the driving wheels and

• tyre pressure and

• the weight of the person

adjust evenly. - One-sided braking ac-

tion can cause accidents!

Attention:

It should not be possible to push the

wheelchair forward when both

brakes are locked.

Remark:

You will find the values for the cor-

rect air pressure for the wheelchair

in the Technical Specifications.

WW* = Wrench width [mm]

LEGRESTS

Folding up the foot plates

(model 3.310 only)

Benefits:

– Easy transfer into and out of the

wheelchair.

– Leg region free, no stumbling

– “shuffling” possible (moving the

wheelchair forward with the feet).

Handling:

– Operate parking brakes. – This pre-

vents the wheelchair from rolling

away accidentally.

– Remove lower leg strap [7], if

present.

– Remove both feet from the foot

plates

– Fold up foot plates [8] (Fig.9).

Attention:

Observe the 'foot plates (legrests)

section' in the 'Safety information -

Mechanical wheelchairs' brochure'!

Turning the legrests to the side

(model 3.310 only)

Benefits:

– Easy transfer into and out of the

wheelchair.

– Leg region free, no stumbling

– “shuffling” possible (moving the

wheelchair forward with the feet).

– Close access to cupboards possible.

– Reduced length of the wheelchair –

for storing the wheelchair

Remark:

Legrest turned to the side are re-

leased automatically and can easi-

ly come off. Note this when han-

dling (e.g. transport).

There is an audible automatic lock-

ing when the legrest is swivelled in

again.

LEGRESTS

Handling:

– Operate parking brakes. – This pre-

vents the wheelchair from rolling

away accidentally.

– Remove lower leg strap [7], if

present.

– Remove both feet from the foot

plates

– Fold up foot plates [8] (Fig.9).

– Press the locking lever (A, Fig.10)

outwards and

– Turn legrest [5] to the side (Fig.11).

Attention:

Danger of squashing during swivel-

ling out of legrests!

Taking off the legrests

(model 3.310 only)

Benefits:

– Easy transfer into and out of the

wheelchair.

– Foot and side areas are free, no

stumbling

– “shuffling” possible (moving the

wheelchair forward with the feet).

– Reduced length of the wheelchair -

important for storing wheelchair

Handling:

– Operate parking brakes. – This pre-

vents the wheelchair from rolling

away accidentally.

– Remove lower leg strap [7], if

present.

– Remove both feet from the foot

plates

– Fold up foot plates [8] (Fig.9).

– Press the locking lever (A, Fig.10)

outwards. – Legrests have now been

released.

– Turn legrest [5] to the side slightly

and pull up and off (Fig.12).

Attaching the legrests

Handling:

– Insert the hinge pins of legrest (5) into

their sleeves from the top (Fig.12)

and then swivel the legrest inwards.

– Check correct hinge pin insertion and

locking of the legrest!

Attention:

Both hinge pins of each legrest must

be inserted into their sleeves.

The locking of the legrest must audi-

bly click when swivelling inwards af-

ter legrest attachment.

Adjusting the length of the

legrests

The legrest length is infinitely adjustable

by 12 cm by way of a non-rotating tele-

scopic tube.

Benefits:

– Individual adjustment of the legrest to

the length of your lower leg

Handling:

Tools:

Hexagonal stud wrench WW* 4

– Operate parking brakes. – This pre-

vents accidental rolling of the wheel-

chair (see section “Parking brakes”).

– Slacken the adjustment screws (A,

Fig 13).

– Push telescopic legrest (5) to re-

quired length.

– Do not forget to

tighten the adjusting screws again.

Remark:

– Observe the 7 cm minimum inser-

tion depth of the telescopic tube!

– Avoid a strong pressure between

thighs and safety belt edge. –

Blood circulation problems!

WW* = Wrench width [mm]

Depth adjustable foot plates/

boards

Benefits:

– You can set the angle between the

tight and lower leg to your most com-

fortable position.

Handling:

Tools Hexagonal stud wrench WW* 5

– Operate parking brakes. – This pre-

vents accidental rolling of the wheel-

chair (see section “Parking brakes”).

– Remove feet from the foot plates/

board (8).

– Screw out the cheese head screws

on the foot plates/board.

– Move the foot plates/board to the

desired position and then screw in

the cheese head screws.

ARMRESTS

Attention:

Do not lift your wheelchair by the

armrests.

The optional armrests are generally re-

movable and lockable and have arm

pads and a stylish plastic side wall

(Fig.14).

Benefits:

– Easy entry and exit from the wheel-

chair with the removable armrests.

– Lateral support for body

– Relaxation of the shoulder muscles by

resting your lower arm on the arm-

rests.

– Clothes protected against soiling by

the wheels.

– Wind protection.

Removing the armrests

Handling:

– Press in the locking lever (9) in front

of the plastic side wall (Fig.14).

– Remove armrest [3] by pulling up

from the guide tubing.

Installing armrests

Handling:

– Insert the armrests (3), from above,

into the guides (Fig.15 and 16) and

press downwards.

Remark:

The rear mounting pin of the arm-

rest must be inserted in line with the

guide groove (Fig.16).

– The locking mechanism must auto-

matically click into place. – Check

for correct locking!

Armrest height adjustment

Benefits:

– Simple adjustment to suit your per-

sonal requirements

– Reduces muscle tension in the shoul-

der region through individual fitting

– If a seat cushion is used, the armrests

can be adapted to the new seating

level.

Handling:

– Remove screw connection (A,

Fig.14).

– Slide the armrest to your desired

height.

– Assemble screw connection (A,

Fig.14).

DRIVE WHEELS

Remark:

You will find the air pressure values

for the tyres for your wheelchair in

the Technical Specifications or the

information given for both sides of

the wheels.

Linchpin

The driving wheels can be removed and

re-assembled without any tools.

Benefits:

– Simple and quick loading away of

the wheelchair even in small cars.

– Quick and simple replacement of

driving wheels with different tyres.

Handling:

– Push in the stop button [14] in the

centre of the wheel hub (Fig.17) and

– Remove or attach drive wheel [12].

Attention:

After installing the drive wheel, the

stop button must protrude a few mil-

limeters from the wheel nut. – The

driving wheel is secured in position.

The stop bolt must be kept clean. A

functional fault may occur in the case

of contamination due to sand or earth

or in the event of freezing of moist

cold air.

Always carry out a tensile test after

each assembly!

VARIABLE SEAT HEIGHT

in combination with different sizes and

positions of driving wheel/steering

wheel.

Different seat heights and seat angles

can be achieved by the following chang-

es.

• Changing the size of the driving

wheels.

• Changing the wheel adapter

(Fig.18).

• Changing the size of the steering

wheel.

• Adjusting the angle of the steer-

ing head.

Benefits:

– Individual adaptation of the seat

height to your lower leg length.

– Active driving behaviour by way of

wheel spacing change.

Handling:

Changes should be carried out by your

authorised specialist dealer.

Attention:

Moving the wheel adapter forwards

increases the risk of overturning!

The drive wheels should be posi-

tioned at opposite mounting holes for

a perfect driving behaviour.

HANDRIM

All handrims [13] are designed for a

distance to the driving wheel [12] of

15 mm (standard setting) and 25 mm

(Fig.19).

Replacement of handrims or modifica-

tion of handrim distances should always

be carried out by your authorized spe-

cialist workshop.

Remark:

Please observe the section

“Handrims” in your brochure

“Safety Notes- Mechanical

Wheelchairs”!

HAND AND SPOKE

GUARD

The hand and spoke guard prevents inju-

ries to the hands occurring by jamming

in the turning spokes of the wheels, as

well as damage to the spokes.

Handling:

Tools: 2x slot screw drivers

– Dismantle clamping screws of the

disc to be replaced.

– Replace defective disc.

– Position new disc (see note).

– Assemble clamping screws.

Remark:

Gently press the hand and spoke

guard discs through the appropri-

ate grip wheels.

The notches on the circumference

of the discs lie above the handrim

brackets!

All three bores of the discs should

be positioned between two cross-

ing spokes!

STEERING WHEELS

The steering wheels can be exchanged

without difficulty.

Handling:

Tools

1x open-end spanner (WW* 13)

1x hexagonal stud wrench WW* 6

– Dismantle steering wheel screw con-

nection (A, Fig.20).

– Replace steering wheel, if necessary

or re-position to suit your require-

ments.

– Assemble steering wheel screw con-

nection

Remark:

You will find the values for the cor-

rect air pressure for the wheelchair

in the Technical Specifications.

Please note the position of the

washer and the spacer before dis-

assembling the screw connection!

SPECIAL FEATURES OF

MODEL 3.311

for the specialist dealer

The steering head is infinitely adjustable

by 12° with the excenter screw (B,

Fig.21).

The wheel spacing can be changed by

one position. – The screws (C, Fig.22)

must be unscrewed to do this.

The front frame can be replaced

(Fig.23) after the screws (D, Fig.23)

have been unscrewed.

The front frames can be mounted on the

respective opposite located frame side

after the removal of the foot board and

the steering wheels.

The steering wheels are to be mounted

on the outside of the respective frame

tube.

The side change of the front frame

makes a different foot board necessary.

The difference is 8 cm.

Attention:

Model 3.311

Excenter screws to adjust the steering

head have to be secured with solu-

ble Loctite glue after every third ad-

justment. – Remove grease and glue

remainders from the flights of the Ex-

center screws or use new Excenter

screws alternatively.

STEERING WHEELS

WW* = Wrench width [mm]

FOLDING/UNFOLDING

Your PRIMUS II is foldable (as in Fig.24)

without the use of tools. The new cross-

brace design results in a small folded

size and ensures a high wheelchair sta-

bility after unfolding.

Benefits:

– Easy to fold without any tools.

– High stability of your wheelchair due

to a new crossbrace design.

– Transport possible in a car.

Folding

You achieve the smallest folded size for

stowing the PRIMUS II, for example, in

the car boot or behind the driver or front

passenger seat, as follows:

Handling:

– Remove the seat cushion (4).

– Remove the calf belt (7) upwards.

– Fold up the foot board, respectively,

remove the legrests (5) or remove or

fold up both foot plates (8), (see

'Legrests' section).

– Bend back belt [2] to the rear.

– Pull seatbelt upwards (Fig.24).

Unfolding

Handling:

– Tilt wheelchair to the side towards

you. - The outside driving wheel must

not have any contact with the ground

– Press the inner seat tube downwards

over the dead point of the supporting

crossbrace.

– Attach the legrests (5) or fold down

the foot plates (8) or foot board (see

'Legrests' section).

FOLDING/UNFOLDING

– Check all components for correct

seating!

– Attach the calf belt (7).

– Position the seat cushion (4). - Align

with Velcro strips.

Carrying the wheelchair

Your wheelchair can be carried without

difficulty when folded.

Handling:

– Fold wheelchair (see “Folding”)

– Place one lower arm under the up-

wards folded seat belt.

– Place other hand underneath the rear

seat fold for support.

– Lift wheelchair to horizontal position.

SAFETY BELT

Code 833

The purpose of the safety belt is to strap

in the wheelchair user.

Benefits:

– Additional stabilization of the sitting

position.

– Prevents user from falling forward out

of the wheelchair (depending on de-

gree of disability).

– Continuous adjustment to suit the us-

er’s needs.

Attention:

Each end of the belt is fixed to the

back bar with a strap or shoved over

the back bar.

Subsequent fitting of a safety belt

may only be undertaken by your spe-

cialist dealer.

Handling:

The quick-release fastener of the safety

belt facilitates easy and quick fastening

and unfastening.

– Pull belt straps to the front.

– Close belt in front of the body

(Fig.25). – Insert the catch tongue

deep into the catch mechanism until it

audibly clicks (pull to check fastness!).

Attention:

Make sure that no objects are

trapped between belt and the body!

– Thus you avoid painful pressure

points

– Unfasten the safety belt by pressing

the red release key on the latch

mechanism (Fig.25).

SAFETY BELT

Belt adjustment:

– Hold latch mechanism at a right-an-

gle to the belt.

– Pull the belt in the relevant direction

for lengthening or shortening.

– Secure excess belt material by mov-

ing the plastic slide.

Remark:

The safety belt should be a tight but

not too taut.

Assembly

Slide the loops from below onto the pre-

viously removed back tubes. The arrow

in Fig.26 shows the position of the right

safety belt loop.

The subsequent fitting of the safety belt

may only be carried out by a specialist

dealer!

AIR PUMP

The air pump can be clipped onto one

of the two crossbrace tubes below the

seat.

LOADING INTO THE

TRANSPORT VEHICLE

Attention:

For the transport in vehicles, you must

leave the PRIMUS II and occupy a

suitable seat in the vehicle. It is for-

bidden to remain seated in the

PRIMUS II during vehicle transporta-

tion. – Accidents produce forces

which the PRIMUS II is not designed

to handle and therefore seriously en-

danger you as occupant.

If the PRIMUS II is in the transportation

vehicle, proceed as follows:

– Operate parking brakes.

– Stow any parts removed from the

PRIMUS II safely and protectively.

– Remove bags, walking sticks and oth-

er items not belonging to the wheel-

chair and stow these safely.

– Secure the wheelchair by way of

elasticated straps.

Attention:

The elastic straps are only to be se-

cured to the appropriate fastening

points of the vehicle and the frame of

the PRIMUS II (Fig.27)!

Remark:

Before transporting the wheel-

chair, ask your car dealer how to

secure it without risk to the existing

fixtures or other safety fittings!

Suitable fixing points can usually be

found in the car and in the vehicle

operating manual.

SERVICE

Maintenance

Like any other technical product, your

PRIMUS II requires maintenance. The

following maintenance instructions de-

scribe in table form the measures neces-

sary in order for you to continue enjoy-

ing the benefits of your wheelchair (e.g.

easy folding, little rolling resistance) to

the full, even after a long period of use.

Care

Seat and backrest cover:

Clean the covers with warm water. In

the case of stubborn soiling, the fabric

can be washed with a standard washing

powder for delicate fabrics. Spots can

be removed with a sponge or a soft

brush.

Remark:

Do not use aggressive cleaning

agents e.g. solvents, or hard brush-

es etc.

Rinse with clear water and let get dry. A

subsequent impregnation with a com-

mercially available aerosol impregna-

tor is recommendable. Always observe

the specific product information.

Plastic parts:

The side walls of the armrests, etc., are

made of high quality plastic. Take care

of these by means of standard plastics

cleaning agents. Always observe the

specific product information.

SERVICE

Finish:

The high quality finish ensures an opti-

mum of protection against corrosion. If

the surface finish is damaged by scratch-

es or similar, touch it up with a varnish

pen available from us. Occasional ap-

plication of a light cover of oil to all

moving parts (see also Maintenance In-

structions) will ensure that your wheel-

chair will give you many years of serv-

ice.

A cleaning with a dry cloth is usually suf-

ficient for the maintenance of the

spokes. Use an appropriate brand

name cleaning agent to remove matt

spots or strongly adhering dirt. A thin

Vaseline coating of the spokes will pre-

vent an early matt appearance of the

coating.

Repairs

If any repairs are required, please con-

tact your specialist workshop. Personnel

there are well trained to carry out the

work required.

Customer Service

Should you have any enquiries or need

any assistance, please contact your lo-

cal MEYRA specialized dealer, who has

been trained in our factory in accord-

ance with our guidelines and who can

offer advice, customer service and re-

pairs. We have a dealer network of

approx. 1.500 dealers in germany. In

this way all wishes can be fulfilled.

MAINTENANCE IN-

STRUCTIONS

Checks prior to each use

1. Test brakes for faultless oper-

ation.

– Activate brake lever [11] to the lim-

it. The locked wheels should not be

able to turn under operating condi-

tions. If they can still turn, the brakes

must be repaired by an authorized

specialist workshop.

Remark:

Carry out test yourself or with a

helper.

2. Check pressure brakes for

wear.

– Move brake lever to the side.

Remark:

Do it yourself or with the aid of a

helper. If you notice any increasing

slackness on the brake lever take

the wheelchair to your authorized

specialist workshop immediately

for repairs. – Danger of accidents!

3. Check tyre pressures.

–

Steering wheels:

Standard tyres: 2.5 bar

–

Drive wheels:

Standard tyres: 4.0 bar

Remark:

Do it yourself or with the aid of a

helper. Use a tyre pressure tester

or, if not available, the 'thumb

press' method or similar (see

'Brakes' section in the 'safety infor-

mation').

4. Check tyre profile.

Remark:

Carry out visual check yourself.

If the tyre profile is worn down or if

the tyre is damaged, consult an

authorized specialist workshop for

repairs.

TECHNICAL DATA

The product conforms with the

EC Directive 93/42/EEC

(MDD) for medical products.

Tyre fill pressure:

The following pressure values can be

taken as standard values:

Steering wheel:

Standard Code 645 = 2.5 bar

Driving wheel:

Standard Code 486 = 4.0 bar

Always observe the maximum tyre fill

pressure indicated on the tyre cover!

MODEL 3.310

All length and height information in table

1 pertains to the following PRIMUS II

version:

– Seat width 38 cm

– Backrest height 40 cm

– Depth of seat 40 cm

– Armrest code 81

– Drive wheel position central

– Wheel size 24"

– Handrim distance 15 mm

– Lower legrest part code 806

Measuring tolerance ±1.5 mm.

The overall length depends on the posi-

tion and size of the driving wheels.

With the driving wheel position in the

rear, the length is extended by 2 cm.

MODEL 3.311

All length and height information in table

2 pertains to the following PRIMUS II

active version:

– Seat width 38 cm

– Backrest height 40 cm

– Depth of seat 42 cm

– Armrest code 101

– Front position of the driving wheel

– Wheel size 24"

– Handrim distance 15 mm

– Lower legrest part code 54

Measuring tolerance ± 1.5 mm

The overall length depends on the posi-

tion and size of the driving wheels.

With the driving wheel position in the

rear, the length is extended by 4 cm.

Attention:

The maximum admissible passenger

weight reduces in accordance with

the number of additional mounted

parts and possible luggage.

The admissible passenger (person)

weight is calculated on the basis of:

maximum passenger weight (Table

– actual weight

= admissible weight for

luggage or mounted parts.

I.e., the passenger and luggage

may not weigh more than the speci-

fied maximum passenger weight of

120 kg.

If the actual weight of the passenger

exceeds the calculated maximum

user (person) weight, reduce the

weight of additional mounted parts

and luggage.

If this is not possible, a more stable

version or another wheelchair model

must be used. Contact your MEYRA

specialist dealer in this respect.

Remark:

The maximum loading is 120 kg.

The continuous foot board code 54

and the stabiliser rod code 138

must be used for safety reasons

when the loading is 100 kg or

greater.

The wheelchair is supplied with a

double crossbrace when the seat

width is 48 cm or greater.

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NOTES

GUARANTEE

Within the scope of our terms of deliv-

ery and payment, we offer the following

guarantees in respect of perfect condi-

tion:

3 years

for frame and crossbrace.

We reserve the right to make technical

improvements.

Should you have any complaints about

the wheelchair or one of its parts,

please do not hesitate to send us the

enclosed guarantee cut-out with your

complaint.

Do not forget to include the requested

information regarding model descrip-

tion, delivery note number with date of

delivery, vehicle identification number

(Fz-I-Nr.) and your retailer.

Attention:

Failure to observe instructions in the

operating manual, incorrectly car-

ried out maintenance work and, es-

pecially, technical changes and addi-

tions (add-ons) carried out without the

agreement of MEYRA will lead to

general loss of guarantee and prod-

uct liability.

Remark:

This operating manual is a compo-

nent of the PRIMUS II / PRIMUS II

active folding wheelchair and is to

be handed over whenever a

change of wheelchair user or own-

er occurs.

Vehicle ID no. (Fz-I-Nr.):

Company address:

Meyra-Ring 2

D-32689 Kalletal-

Kalldorf

MEYRA

Wilhelm Meyer GmbH & Co. KG

P.O. Box 1703, D-32591 Vlotho

Telephone +49 (0) 5733 922-0

Fax +49 (0) 5733 922-143

GUARANTEE

Date of delivery:

Delivery note no.:Model designation:

GUARANTEE NOTE

Fill in the details! If necessary, copy and return.

Stamp of the authorized dealer:

WHEELCHAIRS AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT

The vehicle identification number (Fz-I-

Nr.) is on the type plate (on one side of

the crossbrace).

This guarantee is offered subject to the

use of the wheelchair as per instructions

and the regular implementation of main-

tenance work and inspections.

Damage to the surface, tyres, damage

due to screws and washers which have

worked loose or worn out mounting

holes due to frequent assembly and dis-

mantling are not covered by this guaran-

tee.

ST 05/2000 1.000 / BeWa / 205 993 700 (BA052000–T) All technical modifications reserved.

Retailer stamp

MEYRA • Wilhelm Meyer GmbH & Co. KG

Company address: Meyra-Ring 2

D-32689 Kalletal-Kalldorf

Telephone +49 (0) 5733 922-0

Telefax: +49 (0) 5733 922-143

e-mail: [email protected]

Internet: http://www.meyra.de

Postal address:

P.O. Box 1703

• D-32591 Vlotho

WHEELCHAIRS AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT

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Illustration Section of the Operating Manual

Illustration du mode d`emploi

Illustrazioni relative alle istruzioni d’uso

Fotos para las instrucciones de funcionamiento

Afbeelding voor Gebruiksaanwijzing

FALT-ROLLSTUHL

ROLLSTÜHLE UND REHABILITATIONSMITTEL

Modell 3.310

Modell 3.311

516

ST 05/2000 1.000 / BeWa / 205 993 700 (BA052000–A) Technische Änderungen vorbehalten.

Stempel vom Fachhändler:

MEYRA

•

Wilhelm Meyer GmbH & Co. KG

Firmensitz: Meyra-Ring 2

D-32689 Kalletal-Kalldorf

Telefon (05733) 922-0

Telefax: (05733) 922143

Email: [email protected]

Internet: http://www.meyra.de

Postanschrift:

Postfach 1703

•

D-32591 Vlotho

ROLLSTÜHLE UND REHABILITATIONSMITTEL

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