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Rea®Clematis®Pro
enManualwheelchairpassive
ServiceManual
PROVIDER:Keepthismanual.
TheproceduresinthismanualMUSTbeperformedbyaqualied
technician.
©2020InvacareCorporation
Allrightsreserved.Republication,duplicationormodicationinwholeorinpartisprohibitedwithoutpriorwritten
permissionfromInvacare.Trademarksareidentiedby™and®.AlltrademarksareownedbyorlicensedtoInvacare
Corporationoritssubsidiariesunlessotherwisenoted.
Contents
1General.........................................4
1.1Introduction..................................4
1.2Deliverycheck.................................4
1.3SymbolsinThisManual..........................4
1.4LimitationofLiability............................4
2Assembly........................................5
2.1Placingthewires...............................5
2.1.1Wireswithbackrestplate......................5
2.2MountingtheDripstand.........................5
2.3Mountingtheattachmentfortabletray..............6
2.4Mountingthetabletray.........................6
2.5Mountingthehalftray..........................6
2.6InstallingthePostureBeltforPositioning.............6
2.7Mountinganti-tipper............................6
2.8Assemblegaspiston—Backrestandseat............7
2.8.1Assemblingtheheadofgaspiston...............7
2.8.2Assemblinggaspistontothechassis.............7
2.8.3Assemblingwireforgaspiston..................7
2.9Mountingtheelectricalsystem....................8
2.9.1Mountingtheactuators.......................8
2.9.2Mountingbatteryandcontrolbox...............9
2.9.3Electricalschedule...........................10
2.9.4Chargingthebattery.........................10
3SettingsandAdjustments............................12
3.1Backrestplate.................................12
3.1.1Adjustingthebackrestplateheight...............12
3.1.2Adjustingthetensionoftheadjustablesoft
backrest..................................12
3.1.3Changingthebackrestsupport..................12
3.2Positioningtheheadrest/neckresttothefront........12
3.3Adjustingtherearwheelattachment................13
3.4Castorattachment..............................13
3.4.1RemovingandInstallingtheFixedFrontCastors.....13
3.4.2InstallingandRemovingtheDetachableFront
Castors(ifsoequipped)......................14
3.4.3Adjustingthecastorattachment.................14
3.5Mountingthetrunksupport......................15
3.6Adjustingthewidthofthetabletray................16
3.7Adjustingtheseatdepth.........................16
3.8Adjustingthelegrestwidth.......................16
3.9Adjustingthelegrests...........................16
3.10Brakeattachment.............................16
3.11MountingthewirefortheOnearmbrake...........18
3.12MountingtheOnearmbrake....................18
3.13Adjustingthebrakeeffect.......................18
3.14Mountingthedrumbrake.......................19
3.14.1Drumbrakefor600mm(24”)wheel............19
3.15Drumbrake—adjustments......................20
4Maintenance.....................................21
4.1Safetyinformation..............................21
4.2MaintenanceElectricalVersion....................21
4.3CleaningandDisinfection........................21
4.3.1GeneralSafetyInformation.....................21
4.3.2CleaningIntervals............................21
4.3.3Cleaning..................................21
4.3.4Washing..................................22
4.3.5Disinfection................................22
4.4Reconditioning................................22
4.4.1Checklistforreconditioning....................25
5AfterUse........................................26
5.1Storage......................................26
5.2Disposal.....................................26
5.3Reconditioning................................26
6Troubleshooting...................................27
6.1Troubleshootingelectricalsystem...................27
7TechnicalData....................................28
7.1DimensionsandWeight..........................28
7.2Maximumweightofremovableparts................29
7.3Tyres........................................29
7.4Materials....................................29
7.5Environmentalconditions........................29
7.6Electricalsystem—Modelsequippedwithelectrictilt
andbackrest.................................30
7.7Seatheighttables..............................30
7.7.1ClematisPro...............................30
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1General
1.1Introduction
Thisdocumentcontainsimportantinformationabout
assembly,adjustmentandadvancedmaintenanceofthe
product.Toensuresafetywhenhandlingtheproduct,read
thisdocumentandtheusermanualcarefullyandfollow
thesafetyinstructions.
FindtheusermanualonInvacare’swebsiteorcontact
yourInvacarerepresentative.Seeaddressesattheend
ofthisdocument.
Invacarereservestherighttoalterproductspecications
withoutfurthernotice.
Beforereadingthisdocument,makesureyouhavethe
latestversion.YoundthelatestversionasaPDFonthe
Invacarewebsite.
Forpre-saleanduserinformation,seetheusermanual.
Formoreinformationabouttheproduct,forexample
productsafetynoticesandproductrecalls,contactyour
Invacarerepresentative.Seeaddressesattheendofthis
document.
1.2Deliverycheck
Anytransportdamagemustbereportedimmediatelyto
thetransportcompany.Remembertokeepthepackaging
untilthetransportcompanyhascheckedthegoodsanda
settlementhasbeenreached.
1.3SymbolsinThisManual
Symbolsandsignalwordsareusedinthismanualand
applytohazardsorunsafepracticeswhichcouldresultin
personalinjuryorpropertydamage.Seetheinformation
belowfordenitionsofthesignalwords.
WARNING
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcould
resultinseriousinjuryordeathifitisnot
avoided.
CAUTION
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcould
resultinminororslightinjuryifitisnot
avoided.
IMPORTANT
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcould
resultindamagetopropertyifitisnot
avoided.
Tips
Givesusefultips,recommendationsand
informationforefcient,trouble-freeuse.
Tools
Identiesrequiredtools,componentsand
itemswhichareneededtocarryoutcertain
work.
1.4LimitationofLiability
Invacareacceptsnoliabilityfordamagearisingfrom:
•Non-compliancewiththeusermanual
•Incorrectuse
•Naturalwearandtear
•Incorrectassemblyorset-upbythepurchaserora
thirdparty
•Technicalmodications
•Unauthorisedmodicationsand/oruseofunsuitable
spareparts
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2Assembly
2.1Placingthewires
2.1.1Wireswithbackrestplate
1.ThreadthewiresAontheoutsideofthebackrest
tubesB.
2.PlacethewiresinthebackrestplateCinorderto
holdtheminplace.
FoldtheslackofthewiresAundertheseat
togetthemoutoftheway.
2.2MountingtheDripstand
WARNING!
Riskoftipping/injury
–Maxloadonthedripstand:4kg(2x2kg).
Therodofthedripstandmustalwaysbeplaced
inaverticalposition,i.eina90degreeangleto
theground,nomatterthepositionofthebackrest
orthewheelchair .
1.
A
B
MounttheholderforthedripstandAontheneckrest
holderandtightenthescrewB.
5mmAllenkey
2.
C
D
E
MounttheleverC,thewashersDandtheholder
withthedripstandEintheattachmentandtighten
thelever .
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2.3Mountingtheattachmentfortable
tray
A
B
1.MountthetableattachmentAwiththeattachment
partfacingoutwards.TheplainsurfaceBofthe
attachmentshouldbeplacedupwardswhenusingthe
tableonthesearmrests.
2.4Mountingthetabletray
A
B
MountthetabletrayAinthetabletrayattachmentsB.
2.5Mountingthehalftray
Mountingthehalftray
A
B
1.InsertthetubeofthehalftrayAintotheattachment
Bunderthearmpad.
D
C
2.PushonthepushpinCandinserttheringDonthe
tubeA.
3.ReleasethepushpinC.
2.6InstallingthePostureBeltfor
Positioning
Belts/harnesseswhichareCE-markedforthe
purposeofusingonwheelchairs,canbemounted
onthechairwithpreservedCE-marking.The
belt/harnessshouldbettedbytheresponsible
prescriberandbemountedbyaqualied
technician.However,whentransportingthe
wheelchairinavehicle,Invacare’soriginalposture
beltmustbeusedinadditionto,butneveras
asubstituteforanapprovedpassengerrestraint
system(3-pointbelt)!
Thepurposeofusingtheposturebeltasa
positioninghelpistopositiontheuserandtogive
him/herabetterposture.
2.7Mountinganti-tipper
WARNING!
Riskoftipping
Ifthelockingmechanismoftheanti-tipperis
notfullyengaged,theanti-tippercanbecome
looseduringuse.Thewheelchaircantip
backwards.
–Alwaysensurethattheanti-tippersarefully
engagedwheneveryouinstallananti-tipper.
WARNING!
Riskoftipping
–Maximumheightfromoortoanti-tipperis
40mm.Min.heightfromoortoanti-tipper
is15mm.
1.PressthelockingmechanismCundertheanti-tipper
bracketA.
2.Keepitpressedandpushtheanti-tipperAinthe
chassisframeB.
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3.UsearubbermalletDtoinserttheanti-tipperAin
thechassisframeB.
CAUTION!
Damageontheanti-tippertube
–Donotusetherubbermalletonthe
anti-tippertube,onlyonthetopofthe
anti-tipperbracket.
4.EnsurebuttonofthelockingmechanismCprotrudes
fullythroughchassisframehole.
5.Makesurethereisanaudibleclick,sotheanti-tipper
Aisperfectlylocked.
2.8Assemblegaspiston—Backrest
andseat
WARNING!
Safetyrisk
Thewheelchairmaycollapse
–Becarefulwhenremovingthesafetypinsfor
thebackrestorseatgaspistons.
–Alwaysreinsertandfastenthesafetypins
orthesafetyshacklewhentheyhavebeen
removed.
–Checkthatthesafetypinsorthelockshackle
/loopissecurelylocked.
2.8.1Assemblingtheheadofgaspiston
1.PlacethegaspistonattachmentBontheheadof
thegaspistonA.
2.AdjusttheheaddistanceEto1mm+/-0.5mmas
shownonthepicture.
3.TightenthelownutDwith16Nm.
4.InsertthewirelevelCtothegaspistonattachment
B.
5.Assemblethegaspistontothefrontandrear
attachment.
6.InstallthewiretothewirelevelCandthegaspiston
attachmentB.
Seesection“Assemblingthewireforgaspiston”
formoreinformation.
15mmsocketwrench
2.8.2Assemblinggaspistontothechassis
Standardseattilt(0°to25°)
Decliveseattilt(-3°to22°)
1.AssemblethegaspistonCtothefrontandtherear
attachment.
2.AttachthegaspistonwiththesafetypinCandthe
springlockingwasherDtotherearattachment.
3.Fixatethegaspistonwiththescrew,lockingnutA
andthetwospacersBtothelowerfrontattachment
(Standardseattilt:0°to25°)ortheupperattachment
(Decliveseattilt:–3°to22°).
4.TightenthescrewandlockingnutAuntilplayis
removed.Donotovertightentheassembly.
Nippers/5mmAllenkey/13mmxedspanner
Backrest
1.AssemblethegaspistonCtothefrontandtherear
attachment.
2.AttachthegaspistonwiththesafetypinDandthe
springlockingwasherEtothefrontattachment.
3.FixatethegaspistonwiththesafetyshackleAtothe
rearattachmentBonthebackrest.
Nippers
2.8.3Assemblingwireforgaspiston
A
B
C
1.PlacethewireAasshownonthepicture.
2.Makesurethatthewireisfullystretched,straight
backwards.
3.Placethewireintheattachment.
Thereshouldnotbeanydistancebetween
thewireendCandthefrontpartofthe
attachment.
4.Attachthewiretothechassiswithanattachmentclip.
5.FixatethewirewiththenutsB.
Bothnutsshouldbetouchingthewire
attachment.
6.Tightenthenuts.
10mmxedspanner
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2.9Mountingtheelectricalsystem
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
–Makesurethatallpartsaredisconnected
fromthepowersource.
CAUTION!
Riskofshortcircuit
–Beawareofelectrostaticdischarge(ESD)
whenworkingonelectricalparts.
2.9.1Mountingtheactuators
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Thewheelchairmaycollapse
–Checkthatthelockingwashersaresecurely
locked.
–Ifthesafetypinisused,makesurethatthe
lockshackle/loopissecurelylocked.
WARNING!
Safetyrisk
Thewheelchairmaycollapse
–Remembertoalwaysreinsertandfastenthe
safetypinwhenithasbeenremoved.
–Checkthatthelockshackle/loopissecurely
locked.
WARNING!
Electricalversion
Thebackrestmaycomelooseifthepistonrod
isaccidentallydetachedfromitshousing.
–Beforeattachingthepistontothebackrest,
turnthepistonrodCmaximumclockwise.
–Whenaligningtheholes,onlyturnthepiston
rodCmaximumahalfturncounterclockwise.
Mountingtheseattiltactuator
Standardseattilt(0°to25°)
Decliveseattilt(-3°to22°)
1.PlacetheupperpartoftheseattiltactuatorAinthe
attachmentBontheframe.
2.AttachtheseattiltactuatorwiththepinFandthe
lockingwasherE.
3.PlacethelowerpartoftheseattiltactuatorAto
thefrontattachmentDontheframe,lowerposition
(Standardseattilt:0°to25°)orupperposition
(Decliveseattilt:-3°to22°).
4.TightenthescrewandlockingnutCuntilplayis
removed.Donotovertightentheassembly.
Nippers/5mmAllenkey/13mmxedspanner
Mountingthebackrestactuator
1.PlacetheupperpartofthebackrestactuatorAinthe
attachmentBonthebackrestframe.
2.Attachthebackrestactuatorwiththesafetyshackle
Cintheholeoftheattachment.
3.PlacethelowerpartofthebackrestactuatorAinthe
lowerattachmentDontheframe.
4.AttachthelowerpartwiththepinEandthelocking
washerF.
Nippers
Lockingthesafetyshackle
Safetyshackle
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2.9.2Mountingbatteryandcontrolbox
Whenchangingthebattery,thehandcontrolcable
needstobeconnectedforatleast10secondsto
beabletoindicatethelevelsofthenewbattery.
A
B
1.LoosenandremovethescrewsAandtheseatplate
B.
1.Mountthebattery/controlboxholderAwiththe
batteryDontheseatplateB.
2.TightenrmlythefourboltsCtoxetheholderA
withitsbatteryD.
3.SlidethecontrolboxandconnectorsocketsEunder
theholderA.
Seesection“Electricalschedule”formore
informationabouthowtoconnectthecables.
1.Re-mounttheseatplateB.
2.TightenrmlythetwoscrewsA.
Mountingthechargersocket
1.InstallthechargersocketbracketBonthearmrest
holder.
2.TightentheboltsCtoxedthebracket.
3.InstallthechargersocketholderAonitsbracket
underthearmrestholder .
4.Tightenthe2screwsDandnutsEtoxedtheholder.
5.Connectthemainscableextensiontothepower
connectionbox.
WARNING!
Damagetothebatterycable
–Makesuretofastenthecablesinawaythat
keepsthecablesfrombeingsqueezedor
stretched.
–Checkthatthecablesrunfreelywhenusing
thetiltand/orreclinefunction,
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2.9.3Electricalschedule
A
Handcontrol(TMH3)
B
Seattiltactuator(TA31)
C
Backrestreclineactuator(TA9)
D
Battery(TBB4)
E
Controlbox(TC14)
F
Wallcharger(TP7)
G
Plugslock
H
Powerconnectionbox
CAUTION!
Riskofmalfunction
Thesystemmaynotworkproperly
–Connectallfunctionsbeforeconnectingthemainscable.
–Connectthehandcontrolrst.Theconnectionplugismarkedwith“PASSED”.
–Connectthedifferentactuatorsaccordingtothescheduleabove.
–Checkthatallplugsarewellconnectedandrmlypushedintotheirconnectionsockets.
–Checkthattheplugslockisfullyengagedinorderforthecablestobesecuredinthecontrolbox.
–Connectthebattery.
–Connectthemainscableandturnonthepower.
–Controlboxmustonlybeconnectedtothemainvoltagespeciedonthelabel.Seesection“Electrical
System”,chapter“TechnicalData” ,formoreinformation.
–Ensurethatthecablesarenottrapped,tensedorexposedtosharpobjectswhenusingthesystem.
2.9.4Chargingthebattery
Damagetothebattery
–Thebatterymustbecharged24hoursbefore
usingthesystemthersttime.
–Unplugthemainscableafterchargingand
beforeusingthewheelchair.
Thebatterychargerhasdifferentchargingcables
inordertoadapttodifferentlocalelectrical
standards.
Whenthebatterylevelislow(20%),thesystem
beepswhenitisinuse.
Connectchargercable
CAUTION!
Damagetothecables.
–Donotsitinthewheelchairwhilecharging
thebattery.
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1.Insertthechargermagneticplugintothecharger
socketAwhichislocatedunderthearmrestholder.
2.Connectthechargerpowercableintoawallsocket.
3.Unplugthepowercablerstwhenthebatteryisfully
charged.
Handcontrol—Batteryindications
A
On/Offbutton
B
greenlightHandcontrolisactivated
C
greenlight
Batterylevelishigh(above
60%)
greenlight
ashing
Batteryischarging
(5beepsindicatethebatteryis
fullycharged)
greenlightBatterylevelis40%to60%
greenlight
Batterylevelislow,20%to40%
redlightashing
Batterylevelisverylow(below
20%)
Thebatteryneedstobe
charged
Handcontrol—LockingReclineandTilt
functions
A
On/Offbutton
B
GreenlightHandcontrolisactivated
C
BackrestreclineYellowbuttons
D
UpButton
E
Nolight(recline
notlocked)
Redlight(reclinelocked)
F
Downbutton
G
SeattiltGreenbuttons
H
UpButton
I
Nolight(tiltnot
locked)
Redlight(tiltlocked)
J
Downbutton
Lock/UnlockReclinefunction
1.Tolockthefunction,presssimultaneouslyUpDand
DownFbuttonsduringthreeseconds.
2.Thebackrestreclinefunctionislocked.
3.LightEisred.
4.Tounlockthefunction,presssimultaneouslyUpD
andDownFbuttonsduringthreeseconds.
5.Thebackrestreclinefunctionisunlocked.LightE
turnoff.
Lock/UnlockTiltfunction
1.Tolockthefunction,presssimultaneouslyUpHand
DownJbuttonsduringthreeseconds.
2.Theseattiltfunctionislocked.
3.LightIisred.
4.Tounlockthefunction,presssimultaneouslyUpH
andDownJbuttonsduringthreeseconds.
5.Thebackrestreclinefunctionisunlocked.LightI
turnoff.
IftheReclineCand/orTiltGfunctionsare
lockedbeforepowerbuttonisOff,thelightsE
and/orIstaysredafterpowerbuttonisOnagain.
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3SettingsandAdjustments
3.1Backrestplate
3.1.1Adjustingthebackrestplateheight
Riskofdamage
Poorfunctionalityonthebackrest.
–Anyadjustmentsmadetothebackrestshould
beevaluatedbyatrainedpersonnel.
Youcaneasilyadjustthebackrestplate(+130mm).
1.LoosenthefourscrewsA.
2.Setthebackrestplatetotherequiredheight.
3.Re-tightenrmlythefourscrewsA.
5mmAllenkey
3.1.2Adjustingthetensionoftheadjustable
softbackrest
Riskofuncomfortableposture
Thetensionadjustmentofthesoftbackrestcan
beuncomfortableforcertainusers.
–Donotovertightenthestrap,theappropriate
tensionshouldbeevaluatedbyatrained
personnel.
1.LoosenthehookandloopstrapAontherearofthe
softbackrestbysimplypullingonit.
2.Tightenorloosenthestrapasrequiredthenreattach
it.
3.1.3Changingthebackrestsupport
Riskofuncomfortableposture
Thefunctionalityoftherigidplateorthesoft
backrestcanbeuncomfortableforcertainusers.
–Thechoiceoftheappropriatebackrestshould
beevaluatedbyatrainedpersonnel.
Youcaneasilychangethebackrestsupport,fromasoft
fabriccanvastoarigidplateandviceversa.
1.LoosentheeightscrewsA.
2.RemovethecurrentbackrestsupportBfromthe
backrestplateC.
3.SetthenewbackrestsupportDtothebackrestplate
C.
4.Re-tightenrmlytheeightscrewsA.
T25T orxscrewdriver
3.2Positioningtheheadrest/neckrest
tothefront
Thisadditionaldepthadjustmentwillmovethe
headrestanother7cmforward.
A
C
D
E
A
C
D
Youcanalsoadjusttheangleanddepthbyturning
theattachmentfortheheadrest/neckrest.
1.LoosenthehandwheelA.
2.Removetheheadrest/neckrest.
3.LoosenthehandleD.
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4.Removethescrewandthehandle.
5.Rotatetheheadrest/neckrestattachmentpole
includingtheattachmentE.
6.Returntheheadrest/neckresttotheattachment.
Notethatthescrewtotheheadrest/neckrest
attachmentCandthehandleDmustbemounted
ontheoppositesideduetothegrovesinthe
screwhole.
7.Returntheheadrest/neckresttotheattachmenton
thebackrest.
8.Re-tightenthehandleDandthehandwheelA.
3.3Adjustingtherearwheelattachment
CAUTION!
Riskoftipping
Whenoptionsaremountedonthebackofthe
wheelchairthetipriskincreases.
–Whenoptionsaremountedonthebackof
thewheelchair,thestandardpositionshould
beused.
WARNING!
Safetyrisk
–Whenyouhavettedthewheelsinthe
correctposition,itisimportantthatyou
checkthoroughlythatthenutsandscrews
aretightenedsecurely.Thisisimportantfor
yourownsafety!
WARNING!
Riskoftipping
Theriskoftippingincreaseswhentherear
wheelsaremovedforward.
–Alwaysuseanti-tipdevices.
StandardPositions
AStandardPosition=600
mm(24”)wheels
BStandardPosition=305
mm(12”)wheels
1.Seatheight450mmfor600mm(24”)rearwheels
2.Seatheight400mmfor600mm(24”)rearwheels
3.Seatheight450mmfor305mm(12”)rearwheels
ChangefromStandardtoActivePosition
Onlyfor600mm(24”)rearwheels
1.LoosenandremovethescrewsEandthenutsF
fromtherearwheelattachment.
2.Reverserightandleftrearwheelattachments.
3.FlipverticallytherearwheelattachmenttoActive
positiononbothsides.
4.Re-mounttherearwheelattachmenttotheopposite
side.Re-mountthescrewsEandthenutsF.
5.Re-tightenthenutswith22Nm.
ChangetheSeatHeights
Onlyfor600mm(24”)rearwheels
See“Seatheighttables”insection“Technicaldata”
foramoredetailedinformation.
1.Loosenandremovethescrewsandthenutsfromthe
rearwheelattachment.
2.Movetherearwheelattachmenttodesiredheight
position1or2onbothsides.
3.Re-mounttherearwheelattachmenttotheopposite
side.Re-mountthescrewsandthenuts.
4.Re-tightenthenutswith22Nm.
5mmAllenkey/13mmxedspanner
Rearwheelcancomeloose
–TightentherearwheelnutCwith40+/-5
Nm
24mmxedspanner
3.4Castorattachment
3.4.1RemovingandInstallingtheFixedFront
Castors
WARNING!
Riskofoverturning
Ifafrontcastorisnotproperlyassembling,the
frontcastorcanbecomelooseduringuse.This
canleadtooverturning.
–Alwaysensurethatthefrontcastorsare
properlyassemblingwheneveryouinstalla
frontcastor.
Removingthexedfrontcastors
1.Removethecastorknob.
2.Loosenandremovethenutandthetwospacers.
3.Withonehand,holdthewheelchairupright.
4.Withtheother,removethefrontcastoroutofthe
castoraxlebracket.
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Installingthexedfrontcastors
1.Withonehand,holdthewheelchairupright.
2.Withtheother,pushthecastoraxleintothecastor
axlebracketuptothestop.
3.Installthetwospacersandtightenthenutwith40
+/-2Nm.
4.Makesurethatthefrontcastoraxleisproperly
assemble.
5.Installthecastorknob.
3.4.2InstallingandRemovingtheDetachable
FrontCastors(ifsoequipped)
WARNING!
Riskofoverturning
Ifthelockingmechanismofafrontcastoris
notfullyengaged,thefrontcastorcanbecome
looseduringuse.Thiscanleadtooverturning.
–Alwaysensurethatthefrontcastorsarefully
engagedwheneveryouinstallafrontcastor .
Installingthefrontcastors
1.Withonehand,holdthewheelchairupright.
2.Withtheother,pushthecastoraxleintothecastor
axlebracketBuptothestop.
3.Makesurethereisanaudibleclickandensurethat
thefrontcastorCissecure.
Removingthefrontcastors
1.Withonehand,holdthewheelchairupright.
2.Withtheother,usingyourthumb,pressthelocking
mechanismAintopofthecastoraxlebracketB.
3.KeepitpressedandpullthefrontcastorCoutof
thecastoraxlebracketB.
3.4.3Adjustingthecastorattachment
1.
a.LoosenandremovethescrewsAandthenutsB.
RemovethecastorattachmentConbothsides.
b.RemovethelockingmechanismDandthelower
bearingsonbothsides,fordetachableversiononly.
4mmAllenkey/10mmxedspanner
2.
Turnthecastorattachmentandswitchsides.
3.
a.Re-mounttheturnedcastorattachmentCtothe
oppositedside.Re-mountthescrewsAandthe
nutsBwith9Nm.
b.Insertthebearingsinthelowerpositionand
stronglyengagethelockingmechanismDtothe
oppositeside,fordetachableversiononly.
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WARNING!
Riskoftipping
–Makesurethatthecastorattachmentsare
mounted,correctly,thecastorsmustbe
placedontheoutsideoftheframe.Ifthe
castorattachmentsareturned,theymust
bemountedtotheoppositeside,withthe
castorsfacingoutwards.
3.5Mountingthetrunksupport
1.
LoosenthescrewsAandremovethelockingnutsB.
2.
MountthetrunksupportbarCwiththescrewsA
andthewashersandnutsB.
3.
MountthetrunksupportholderDwiththescrewsE
andtheattachmentwasherF.
4.
MountthetrunksupportwithFixedorSwing-away
armHinthetrunksupportholderDandrmly
tightenthehandwheelG.
5mmAllenkey
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3.6Adjustingthewidthofthetable
tray
1.
4x
A
Loosenthe4screwsA.
2.
B
AdjusttheattachmentbarsBinordertotthetable
tothedesiredwidth.Re-tightenthescrews.
3.
C
FitthetabletotthewidthofthechairC.
3.7Adjustingtheseatdepth
1.Removetheseatcushion.
2.LoosenthescrewsonthelateralframeAwithan
5mmAllenkeyC.
3.Movethefrontedgeoftheseatforwardsor
backwards.
4.Re-tightenthescrewsA(5–6Nm).
5.Puttheseatcushionback.
3.8Adjustingthelegrestwidth
1.LoosenthescrewonthefrontframeBwithan5mm
AllenkeyC.
2.Movethelateraledgeofthelegrestsidewardstothe
desiredposition.
3.Re-tightenthescrewsB(5–6Nm).
3.9Adjustingthelegrests
Toadjustthelegrests,refertotheUserManual
paragraphs:
1.Swingaway,angleadjustablelegrest.
2.Swingawaylegrest(xed).
5mmAllenkey
3.10Brakeattachment
WARNING!
Poorbrakeeffect
–Aftereveryadjustmentofthebrake,make
suretoadjustandtestthebrakeeffect.
–Seesection“Adjustingthebrakeeffect”for
moreinformation.
–Insomecongurationsthebrakemustbe
adjustedinwidthtohavethebrakeshoe
centeredofthetyrewidth,a5mmor10mm
widthextensionkithavetobeinsertedas
showninthesparepartscatalogue,available
atwww.invacare.eu.com.
Thebrakeattachmentcanbemountedintwodifferent
positions:
Pos1—600mm(24”)
wheels
Pos2—305mm(12”)
wheels
See“Seatheighttables”insection“Technicaldata”
foramoredetailedinformation.
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Changingpositionofuseroperatedbrake
Changepositionfromanupperplacementofthe
attachment(Pos1)toalowerplacement(Pos2):
1.LoosenandremovethescrewsAandthenutsB.
2.RemovethebrakeattachmentwiththebrakeCfrom
thechassis.
4mmAllenkey
F
D
E
3.LoosenandremovethescrewandthewasherD.
5mmAllenkey
4.RemovethebrakefromthebrakeattachmentF.
5.BecarefulnottoloosethenutEwhichislocated
insidethebrakeattachmentF.
F
F
6.TurnthebrakeattachmentF180degrees.
5mmAllenkey
F
E
D
7.Re-mountthebrakeontheturnedbrakeattachment
F.
8.Remembertore-insertthenutEifthiswasremoved
fromtheattachment.
9.Re-mountthescrewandthewasherD.
10.Tightenthescrewwith10Nm.
11.Re-mountthebrakeandtheattachmentConthe
lowerpositiononthechassis.
12.Re-mountthescrewsAandthenutsB.
13.Tightenthescrewswith5Nm.
4mmAllenkey
Whenchangingthepositionfromalower
placementoftheattachment(Pos2)toanupper
placement(Pos1),reversethisprocedure.
Mountingfootoperatedbrake
WARNING!
Poorbrakeeffect
–Aftereveryadjustmentofthebrake,make
suretoadjustandtestthebrakeeffect.
–Seesection“Adjustingthebrakeeffect”for
moreinformation.
InstallthefootoperatedbraketotheTransitversiononly:
1.InsertthescrewsAonthefootoperatedbrakeC.
2.Mountthefootoperatedbrakesetontherearwheel
attachment.
3.TightenthenutsBwith5Nm.
4.Adjustthebrakeeffect,seesection“Adjustingthe
brakeeffect”.
4mmAllenkey/10mmxedspanner
Theuseroperatedbrakecanbecombinedwith
footoperatedbrakes.
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3.11MountingthewirefortheOne
armbrake
A
B
C
D
D
1.AttachthewireAtobothsidesofthebrakeBand
Casshownonthepicture.
2.FixatethewirewiththenutandwasherD.
3.12MountingtheOnearmbrake
1.AttachthebrakeAtotheattachmentnutC.
Insomecongurations,theattachmentnutC
needstobeplacedintheattachmentDprior
toattachingthebrake.
2.FixatetheattachmentnutCwiththescrewand
washerB.
3.AttachthebrakeAandtheattachmentnutCtothe
attachmentonthechassisD.
4.Adjustthedistancebetweenthebrakeshoeandthe
rearwheel.
5.Adjustthebrakeeffect.
Seesection“Adjustingthebrake”formore
information.
6.TightenthescrewBwith10Nm.
7.Repeattheprocedureontheoppositeside.
3.13Adjustingthebrakeeffect
Toattainthecorrectbrakingeffect,thebrakeshoeshould
pressintothetirewhenyouapplythebrake.Thebrake
maythereforerequiredepthadjustment.
WARNING!
Riskofreducedbrakeeffect
–Incorrectsettingoruseofthebrakereduces
thebrakingeffect.
Useroperatedbrake
ThedistanceAbetweenthebrakeshoeBand
thetireCshouldbemaximum2mm.
1.LoosenthescrewD.
2.Movethebraketotherequiredposition.
3.Re-tightenthescrewDwith10Nm.
5mmAllenkey
Footoperatedbrake,305mm(12”)wheelsonly
ThedistanceAbetweenthebrakeshoeBand
thetireCshouldbemaximum4mm.
1.Loosenthe2screwsD.
2.Movethebraketotherequiredposition.
3.Re-tightenthescrewsDwith5Nm.
4mmAllenkey/10mmxedspanner
CAUTION!
Riskoftrappingngers
–Becarefulnottotrapyourngersbetween
thebrakeshoeBandrearwheelC.
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3.14Mountingthedrumbrake
3.14.1Drumbrakefor600mm(24”)wheel
1.AssemblethepartsonthedrumbrakeAintheorder
shownabove.AttachthescrewandnutBtoxate
theparts.
2.TightenscrewandnutBwith5Nm.
3.Mountthewirehookfromthebrakehandleinthe
wireholderC.
4.MountthewireintheattachmentwasherDand
placethewireinthelowernotchonthebrakeA.
•4mmAllenkey
•10mmxedspanner
5.Attachtheanti-rotatebrackettotherearwheel
attachmentEwithwasherandnutFandtighten
thenutwith5Nm.
6.Attachthequickreleaseaxlesleevewithwasherand
nutandGandtightenthenutwith40Nm.
7.Repeattheprocedureontheoppositeside.
•4mmAllenkey
•10mmxedspanner(x2)
•24mmxedspanner
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Poorbrakeeffect
–Checkthebrakeeffectaftermountingor
adjustingthebrake.
N
L
M
8.Mountthehandlefortheassistantmaneuvereddrum
brakeNonthepushhandleandattachthescrewsL.
Thedistancebetweenthehandleandthe
handlefortheassistantmaneuvereddrum
brakeMmustbe10—15mm.
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3.15Drumbrake—adjustments
1.
A
AdjustthebrakeeffectwiththeadjustmentnutA
onthewire.
2.
B
B
Whenthedesiredbrakeeffectisachieved,xatethe
brakewirewiththexationnutB.
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Poorbrakeeffect
–Checkthebrakeeffectaftermountingor
adjustingthebrake.
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