Invacare Azalea Minor User manual

Invacare
Brand
Invacare
Model
Azalea Minor
Category
Toy vehicles
Type
User manual

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Contents
1General.......................................4
1.1Introduction..................................4
1.2Deliverycheck.................................4
1.3Customerservice..............................4
2Assembly......................................5
2.1Placingthewires...............................5
2.1.1Wireswithbackrestplate......................5
2.1.2Wireswithtensionadjustablebackrest............5
2.2Mountingtheangleadjustablepushbar...............5
2.3MountingtheDripstand.........................6
2.4Tiltscalebackrest..............................7
2.5Tiltscaleseat..................................7
2.6Mountingtheattachmentfortabletray...............7
2.7Mountingtheslidingseat.........................7
2.8AzaleaBaseseatattachment.......................8
2.9Mountingthetabletray..........................9
2.10Mountingtherearwheels........................9
2.11Mountingthelegrestattachmentforhighposition......9
2.12Mountingthefootbox..........................9
2.13Mountingthedrumbrake........................10
2.13.1Drumbrakefor16”wheels....................10
2.13.2Drumbrake22–24”wheels....................11
2.14Mountingtheelectricaltilt.......................12
2.14.1Mountingthebattery.........................12
2.14.2Mountingthepistons.........................13
2.14.3Cablelock—piston.........................14
2.14.4Mountingthecontrolbox.....................14
2.14.5Electricalschedule...........................15
2.15Mountingthechassisextender....................16
2.16Washsealingkit...............................16
3SettingsandAdjustments........................17
3.1Backrestplate.................................17
3.1.1Heightadjustmentbackrestplate.................17
3.1.2Widthadjustmentbackrestplate.................17
3.2SpecialadaptationofFlex3backrest.................17
3.3Tensionadjustablebackrest.......................18
3.3.1Adjustmentheight—tensionadjustablebackrest.....18
3.3.2Widthadjustment—Tensionadjustablebackrest.....18
3.3.3Angleadjustment—Tensionadjustablebackrest.....19
3.4Positioningtheheadrest/neckresttothefront..........19
3.5BackrestforAzaleaMax..........................20
3.5.1AdjustmentbackrestAzaleaMax.................20
3.5.2AzaleaMaxanglesettings......................21
3.6Re-adjustment—armrest/legrest..................22
3.7Positioningtheheadrest/neckresttothefront..........22
3.8Widthadjustment..............................22
3.9Adjustingthewidthofthelegrest...................23
3.10Adjustingtheuser/footoperatedtilt................23
3.11AzaleaBase—tiltandrecline.....................23
3.11.1Backrestangle—riggingscrew.................23
3.11.2Backresttilt—careroperated.................23
3.12Footbox....................................24
3.13Rearwheels..................................24
3.13.1Adjustmentrearwheels16inch.................24
3.13.2Adjustment22–24inchwheels..................25
3.14Centrallegrest................................25
3.14.1Adjustingtheheightofthecentrallegrest..........25
3.14.2Adjustingthedepthofthecentrallegrest..........25
3.14.3Adjustingtheangleofthecentrallegrest..........25
3.15Adjustingthecalfpads..........................26
3.16Adjustingthebrakeeffect........................26
3.16.1Userbrake—adjustment.....................26
3.16.2Drumbrake—adjustments...................26
4Maintenance...................................27
4.1Safetyinformation..............................27
4.2Maintenanceelectricalversion—SM................27
4.3Flattire......................................27
4.4Cleaning.....................................27
4.5Washinganddisinfection.........................27
4.5.1Electricalversion............................27
4.6Reconditioning.................................28
4.6.1Checklistforreconditioning....................30
5AfterUse......................................31
5.1Recycling.....................................31
5.2Wastedisposal................................31
6Troubleshooting................................32
6.1Troubleshootingelectricalsystem...................32
7Technicaldata..................................33
7.1Dimensionsandweights..........................33
7.2Material......................................34
7.3Environmentalconditions.........................34
7.4Electricalsystem—Azaleawithelectrictiltand
backrest....................................34
7.5Electromagneticcompliance(EMC)..................34
7.6Electromagneticcompliance(EMC)-Manufacturer´s
declaration..................................35
7.7Seatheighttables...............................35
7.7.1Rea®Azalea&Rea®AzaleaAssist................35
7.7.2Rea®Azaleamax............................35
7.7.3Rea®AzaleaequippedwithTall-kit................36
Azalea®
1General
1.1Introduction
Thisservicemanualcontainsinformationabouttechnicaladjustments,
technicaldata,descriptionsofhowaccessoriesarepersonallyfitted
andslightlymoreadvancedsettings.
Thismustbereadthoroughlybytheresponsibletechnicianor
assistingpersonwhenadaptingthewheelchair.
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Ifthesetupofthewheelchairisimproper,itmaynot
functionproperly.
–Changestothewheelchairshouldonlybecarriedout
bytrainedpersonnel.
Forpre-saleanduserinformation,pleaseseetheuser
manual.TheusermanualcanbefoundonInvacare’swebsite.
1.2Deliverycheck
Anytransportdamagemustbereportedimmediatelytothetransport
company.Remembertokeepthepackaginguntilthetransport
companyhascheckedthegoodsandasettlementhasbeenreached.
1.3Customerservice
Forcontactdetailspleaserefertothelastpageofthispublication
whereyouwillfindtheaddresstoyourlocalEuropeansalescompany.
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2Assembly
2.1Placingthewires
2.1.1Wireswithbackrestplate
A
B
1.ThreadthewiresontheoutsideofthebackresttubesB.
2.Placethewiresintheholders/clipsAinordertoholdthemin
place.
Foldtheslackofthewiresundertheseattogetthem
outoftheway.
2.1.2Wireswithtensionadjustablebackrest
A
B
C
C
D
E
1.PlacethewiresAandBasshownonthepictureabove.
Riskofdamagetothewires
–Itisimportantthatthecablefortheassistantbrake
Aisplacedontheinsideofthebackresttubes.
2.Placethewireforthebackrest/seatreclineBoutsideofthe
backresttubes.
3.Placebothofthewiresontheinsideofthebackrestattachment
C.
4.AttachthewirestothebackresttubesEwiththestrapsD.
Foldtheslackofthewiresundertheseattogetthem
outoftheway.
CAUTION!
Riskofreducedbrakeeffect
–Thewiresmustnotbecrossedonthebackrest!
2.2Mountingtheangleadjustablepushbar
1.
A
A
B
LoosenandremovethescrewsAandthebrakehandlesB.
2.
D
C
LoosenthehandwheelsCandremovethepushhandlesD.
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3.
E
C
F
MountthepushbarEinthebackresttubesandtightenthe
handwheelsC.
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Thepushbarcanloosenfromtheattachments
–MakesurethatthemarkingFonthetubesare
fittedagainstthebackresttube.
–Checkthatthehandwheelscanbetightened
properly,thescrewofthehandwheelshould
barelybevisible.Ifthepushbarisinthewrong
position,thehandwheelwillnotbepossibleto
tightenproperly.
4.
A
A
B
Re-mountthebrakehandlesBandtightenthescrewsA.
TorxdriverT20
2.3MountingtheDripstand
Therodofthedripstandmustalwaysbeplacedinavertical
position,i.eina90degreeangletotheground,nomatter
thepositionofthebackrestorthewheelchair.

90°
90°
1.
A
B
MounttheholderforthedripstandAontheneckrestholder
andtightenthescrewB.
allenkey5mm
2.
C
D
E
MounttheleverC,thewashersDandtheholderwiththedrip
standEintheattachmentandtightenthelever.
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2.4Tiltscalebackrest
1.
A
B
C
AttachtheclampsAwiththetiltscaleCtothepushbar/push
handlesorthebackresttubesandtightenthescrewsB.
2.
D
D
PlacetheendplugsDintheemptyholes.
3.
E F
Placethetiltscaleforthebackrestangleonthepushbar/push
handleoronthebackresttubesaccordingtopictureEorF
above.
2.5Tiltscaleseat
1.
A
B
PlacethetiltscalefortheseatAontheseatframeB.
Thetiltscaleshouldbeplacedontheleftside.
2.6Mountingtheattachmentfortabletray
1.
A
B
MountthetableattachmentAwiththeattachmentpartfacing
outwards.TheplainsurfaceBoftheattachmentshouldbe
placedupwardswhenusingthetableonthethinarmrests.
2.
A
C
TofitthetableattachmentAtothewidearmrest,turnthe
attachmentaround,thepatternedsurfaceCshouldnowbe
facingupwards.
2.7Mountingtheslidingseat
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
–Beawareofthepinchingriskwhenmovingthesliding
seatback-andforwards.
1.
A
B
LoosenandremovethescrewsAandtheseatplateB.
2.
C
C
D
PressthereleasehandleCandpushtheslidingseatDbackwards.
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3.
E
F
B
D
E
a.MounttheslidingseatDontheseatplateB.
b.AttachthestopblockF.
c.AttachthefrontscrewsandnutsE.
d.TightenthescrewsandnutsE.
4.
C
C
D
PressthereleasehandleCandpushtheslidingseatDforwards.
5.
G
G
AttachandtightentherearscrewsandnutsG.
6.
A
a.Re-mounttheseatplateandtheslidingseatontheseat
frame.
b.Re-mountandtightenthescrewsandnutsfortheseatplate
A.
2.8AzaleaBaseseatattachment
Seatplate
A
B
C
Theseatplatecaneitherbeusedasabaseforaseatcushion
orforattachingseatshellsandotherseatingmodules.
•TheseatplateCcaneitherbeusedasabaseforaseatcushion
orforattachingseatshellsandotherseatingmodules.
•Whendelivered,theseatbaseisfixatedwithtwoscrewsA.
•Ifaseatshellistobeattached,theseatplateneedstobefixated
withfouradditionalscrewsB.Thesearedeliveredwiththe
wheelchair.
Theseatplateisadjustableindepth.
Seatplatewithwedge
Theseatplatewithwedgesisanoptionthatgivesthe
possibilityof5°extratilteitherinfrontorintheback.
CAUTION!
Riskofdamage
Theone-piecemouldedseatattachmentsmightbreak.
–ThebackshouldnotbereclinedwhentheAzaleaBase
isequippedwithone-piecemouldedseatattachments.
H-bracket
A
B
A
H-bracket
B
Attachmentscrews
TheH-bracketisusedwhenattachingaquick-releaseseat
shelltotheAzaleaBase.
TheH-bracketisadjustableindepth.
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2.9Mountingthetabletray
A
B
MountthetabletrayAinthetabletrayattachmentsB.
2.10Mountingtherearwheels
B
A
C
1.Pressandholdinthequick-releasebuttonA.
2.PlacetherearwheelaxleBintherearwheelattachmentC.
3.Pullthewheelsoutwardstocheckthatthewheelissecurely
lockedinposition.
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
–Checkthattherearwheelissecurelylockedin
position!Itshouldnotbepossibletoremovethe
wheelswhenthequick-releasebuttonAisinactivated.
2.11Mountingthelegrestattachmentfor
highposition
Withthehighpositionlegrestattachment,thefixationofthe
legrestwillbe5cmhigher.
Thehighpositionlegrestattachmentisrecommendedfor
userswithaheightof185cmandtaller.
1.
A
B
C
RemovetheupperscrewAandthelowerscrewandwasherB.
RemovetheordinarylegrestattachmentC.
Tools:Screwdriver(PH2)forscrewA,allenkey5mmfor
screwB.
2.
D
B
A
MountthehighlegrestattachmentDintheseatframe.Re-insert
theupperscrewAandthelowerscrewandwasherB.
Re-tightenthescrews.
Tools:Screwdriver(PH2)forscrewA,allenkey5mmfor
screwB.
2.12Mountingthefootbox
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
–Whenusingthefootbox,thesettingsandadjustments
oftheaccessoryandthewheelchair,mustalwaysbe
performedbyanauthorizedpersonnelorcompetent
personwithknowledgeofseatingandpositioning.
Themountingofthefootboxmustbecarriedoutbytwo
persons.
A
B
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1.LoosenthescrewsA.
2.RemovethefootrestsB.
5mmallenkey
2
x
C
D
3.LoosenthehandwheelConbothcalfpadsapproximatelythree
turns.
4.RemovethecalfpadsD.
E
F
5.LoosenthescrewsE.
6.CheckthatthelegrestupperpartFismovable.
5mmallenkey
G
F
7.TurnandholdleversG.
8.LiftthelegrestupperpartsFupwardstoahorizontalposition.
A
J
H
9.PushthetubesofthefootboxJontothetubesofthelegrest
upperpartH.
Makesurethatthescrewsarecaughtbyoneofthe
recessesonthefootboxtubes.
Re-tightenthescrewsA.
5mmallenkey
G
K
10.TurnandholddowntheleversG.
11.FolddownthefootboxK.
WARNING!
Riskofinjuryand/ordamagetotheproduct
–Holdthefootboxtosecureitbeforereleasing
thelevers,otherwiseitwillfalldown.
E
12.Re-tightenthescrewsE.
5mmallenkey
2.13Mountingthedrumbrake
2.13.1Drumbrakefor16”wheels
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Poorbrakeaffect
–Checkthebrakeeffectaftermountingoradjustingthe
brake.
1.
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A
B
C
MounttheleverfortheassistantmaneuvereddrumbrakeAon
thepushhandleandattachthescrewsB.
Thedistancebetweenthehandleandtheleverforthe
assistantmaneuvereddrumbrakemustbe10—15mm
C.
TorxdriverT20
2.
Seatheight450mmSeatheight400mm
S H 4 5 0
E
F
G
D
C
H
S H 4 0 0
G
D
C
E
F
H
L
a.Mountthewirehook
fromthebrakehandleC
inthewireholderonthe
brakeD.
b.MountthewireEinthe
attachmentwasherF.
c.Mountthewireonthe
brakeDandtightenthe
nutG.
d.Mountthescrewforthe
attachmentwasherHon
thechassis.
e.Mountthewheelwith
thebrakeonthechassis
andtightenthenuts.
a.Mountthewirehook
fromthebrakehandleC
inthewireholderonthe
brakeD.
b.MountthewireEinthe
attachmentwasherF.
c.Mountthewireonthe
brakeDandtightenthe
nutG.
d.Placetheheight
attachmentLbetween
theattachmentwasher
Handthechassis.
e.Mounttheattachment
washerHtogetherwith
theheightattachment
plateonthechassis.
f.Mountthewheelwith
thebrakeonthechassis
andtightenthenuts.
3.
Backrestplate
Adjustablebackrest
I
J
I
K
J
a.Threadthebrakewire
Iontheinsideofthe
backrestattachmentJ.
b.PlacethebrakewireIin
theclipsonthebackrest
tubes.
a.Threadthebrakewire
Iontheinsideofthe
backrestattachmentJ.
b.Fixatethebrakewire
Iwithastraponthe
backresttubesK.
2.13.2Drumbrake22–24”wheels
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Poorbrakeaffect
–Checkthebrakeeffectaftermountingoradjustingthe
brake.
1.
A
B
C
MounttheleverfortheassistantmaneuvereddrumbrakeAon
thepushhandleandattachthescrewsB.
Thedistancebetweenthehandleandtheleverforthe
assistantmaneuvereddrumbrakemustbe10—15mm
C.
TorxdriverT20
2.
C
D
E
F
G
H
24”
H
22”
H
a.MountthewirehookfromthebrakehandleCinthewire
holderonthebrakeD.
b.MountthewireonthebrakeDandtightenthescrewG.
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c.MounttheattachmentwasherHonthechassis.
TheattachmentwasherHisplacedindifferent
positionsdependingonthesizeoftherearwheel.
d.Mountthewheelwiththebrakeonthechassisandtighten
thenuts.
3.
Backrestplate
Adjustablebackrest
24”
I
J
I
K
J
24”
a.Threadthebrakewire
Iontheinsideofthe
backrestattachmentJ.
b.PlacethebrakewireIin
theclipsonthebackrest
tubes.
a.Threadthebrakewire
Iontheinsideofthe
backrestattachmentJ.
b.Fixatethebrakewire
Iwithastraponthe
backresttubesK.
Thebrakeunitismountedindifferentpositions
dependingonthesizeoftherearwheel.
2.14Mountingtheelectricaltilt
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
–Makesurethatallpartsaredisconnectedfromthe
powersource.
CAUTION!
Riskofshortcircuit
–Beawareofelectrostaticdischarge(ESD)when
workingonelectricalparts.
2.14.1Mountingthebattery
Whenchangingthebattery,thehandcontrolcableneedsto
beconnectedforatleast10secondstobeabletoindicate
thelevelsofthenewbattery.
A
B
1.LoosenandremovethescrewsAandtheseatplateB.
Azalea
A
1.MounttheattachmentwiththebatteryAontheframe.
AzaleaMax
A
B
1.MounttheattachmentwiththebatteryAontheframe.
2.FixatethebatteryontheframewiththescrewB.
Mountingtheholderforthebatterycable
A
1.PlacetheholderwiththebatterycableAonthemarkedarea
oftheframe.
A
B
2.Re-mounttheseatplateB.
3.TightenthescrewsA.
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Attachingthecables
A
B
1.AttachthecableforthebatterychargerAandforthebatteryB
totheframewithtwoseparatecableties.
Chargingthebattery
Damagetothebattery
–Thebatterymustbeloaded24hoursbeforeusingthe
systemthefirsttime.
–Unplugthemainscableafterloadingbeforethe
wheelchairismoved.
Thebatterychargerhasdifferentchargingcablesinorderto
adapttodifferentlocalelectricalstandards.
Whenthebatterylevelislow(20V),thehandcontrolbeeps
whenitisused.
B
A
A
A
1.Connectthechargercablesuppliedwiththechairintoawall
socket.
2.InsertthechargercableAintotheconnectorBwhichisonthe
sideofthewheelchair.
3.Unplugthecablewhenthebatteryisfullycharged.
A
BC
D
A
Greenlight—ON—Handcontrolisactivated
B
•Greenlight—ON—Batterylevelisabove20%
•Greenlightblinking—ON—Batteryischarging(fixed
lightwhenthebatteryisfullyloaded)
C
•Yellowlight—ON—Batterylevelislow,below20%
•Yellowlight—OFF—Batteryisfullyloaded
D
Greenlight—ON—Batterycableisconnected(lightsup
about5secondsafterconnectingthecable)
2.14.2Mountingthepistons
WARNING!
Riskofinjury
Thewheelchairmaycollapse
–Checkthatthelockingwashersaresecurelylocked.
–Ifthesafetypinisused,makesurethatthelockshackle
/loopissecurelylocked.
WARNING!
Safetyrisk
Thewheelchairmaycollapse
–Remembertoalwaysreinsertandfastenthesafetypin
whenithasbeenremoved.
–Checkthatthelockshackle/loopissecurelylocked.
Pistonforbackrestrecline
C
D
B
A
E
E
Azalea Max
C
D
B
A
E
E
Azalea
1.PlacetheattachmenttothepistonforthebackrestreclineCin
theattachmentAontheframe.
2.FixatetheattachmentwiththesafetypinB.
3.PlacethefrontpartofthepistoninthefrontattachmentDon
theframe.
4.Fixatethepistonwiththescrew,sleevesandnutE.
Thescrew,sleevesandnutalsofixatesthebatterytothe
frontattachmentD.Seesection“Mountingthebattery”
formoreinstructionabouthowtomountthebattery.
5.Tightenthescrew.
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Pistonforseattilt
A
B
C
F
E
D
D
1.PlacetheupperpartofthepistonforthetiltAintheattachment
Contheframe.
2.Fixatethepistonwiththesafetypin,sleeveandlockingwasherD.
3.PlacethelowerpartofthepistonforthetiltAinthelower
attachmentBontheframe.
4.FixatethelowerpartwiththesleevesF,safetypinandthe
lockingwasherE.
5.Tightenthescrews.
Nippers
Attachthecables
G
H
I
1.AttachthecablefortheseattiltGtotheframewithacabletie.
2.Attachthecableforthebackrestreclinetothepistonwitha
cabletie.
3.AttachbothcablestothecontrolboxIwithacabletie.
2.14.3Cablelock—piston
Cablelockremoval
A
1.LoosenthecablelockA.
Useascrewdrivertoloosenthecablelock.
2.Removethecablelockfromthepiston.
CAUTION!
Damagetotheproduct
–Whenacablelockisremoved,itmustbereplaced
byanewone.
Mountthecablelock
C
B
1.MontthecablelockAbypushingitintoplaceonthepistonB.
CAUTION!
Riskofdamagetotheproduct
–Thecablelockmustbemountedwhenwashingthe
wheelchair.
2.14.4Mountingthecontrolbox
E
B
G
B
F
1.MounttheattachmentBwiththeattachedcontrolboxonthe
chassis.
2.FixatetheattachmentBwiththescrewsandwashersE,sleeves
FandnutsG.
3.Tightenthescrews.
3mmallenkey/8mmspanner
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2.14.5Electricalschedule
Hand control
Seat
Backr est
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
A
Handcontrol
B
Battery
C
Pistonforseattilt
D
Pistonforbackrestrecline
E
Mainscable
F
Controlbox
G
Cablelock
CAUTION!
Riskofmalfunction
Thesystemmaynotworkproperly
–Connectallfunctionsbeforeconnectingthemainscable.
–Connectthehandcontrolfirst.Theconnectionatthecontrolboxismarkedwith“HB”.
–Connectthedifferentactuatorsaccordingtothescheduleabove.
–Checkthatallplugsarewellconnectedandfirmlypushedintotheconnectionplug.
–Connectthemainscableandturnonthepower.
–Connectthebattery.
–Controlboxesmustonlybeconnectedtothemainsvoltagespecifiedonthelabel.Seechapter“Electricalsystem”formore
information.
–Makesurethatthecablesarenottrapped,tensedorexposedtosharpobjectswhenusingthesystem.
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2.15Mountingthechassisextender
A
B
C
Thewheelchairframecanbelengthenedby5cmtoimprove
stabilityandpropellingcharacteristicswhenthereisalotof
weightonthecastors.
1.LoosenthescrewAandthenutB.
2.RemovethecastorhousingC.
F
D
E
Tools:5mmAllenkey
3.PushthechassisextensionEintotheframetubingD.
4.TightenthescrewsFinsidethechassisextensiontubes(18Nm).
A
B
C
A
Castorhousingscrew
B
Castorhousingnut
C
Castorhousing
5.Remountthecastorhousing,nowontotheframeextension.
2.16Washsealingkit
1.
A
B
AddthefirstsealingstickersAovertheholesofthecrosstube
Bonbothsides.
2.
C
D
E
F
20–24inchwheels16inchwheels
AddthesecondsealingstickerCorthesealingplugEoverthe
drainingholeonthewheelsDorF.
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3SettingsandAdjustments
3.1Backrestplate
3.1.1Heightadjustmentbackrestplate
Riskofdamage
Poorfunctionalityonthebackrest.
–Anyadjustmentsmadetothebackrestshouldbe
evaluatedbytrainedpersonnel.
A
Youcaneasilyadjustthebackrestplate(+130mm).
1.LoosenthefourscrewsA.
2.Setthebackrestplatetotherequiredheight.
3.Re-tightenthescrews.
Tools:5mmAllenKey.
Theheightofthe“Laguna”backrestplateisadjustedinthe
sameway.Maximumheightadjustmentis110mm.
The“Laguna”backrestcushionistheonlyavailablecushion
choiceforthe“Laguna”backrestplate.
Anyadjustmentsmadetothebackrestshouldbeevaluated
bytrainedpersonnel.
CAUTION!
Riskofpinching
Whenadjustingtheheighttheseisariskofpinchingyour
finger.
–Becarefulwhenadjustingtheheight.
A
B
A
Upperscrewsforadditionalheightadjustment
B
Lowerscrewsforadditionalheightadjustment
Foradditionalheightadjustment(50mm):
1.Loosenscrews.
2.Settherequiredheight.
3.Re-tightenthescrews.
Tools:5mmAllenKey
3.1.2Widthadjustmentbackrestplate
WARNING!
Riskofbreakage
Thebackrestmightbrakeifadjustedtoowide.
–Ifyouhaveseatwidth490mm(maxseatwidth)
thebackrestshouldNOTbeadjustedtothewidest
possibility(+100mm).
A
B
Tools:5mmAllenKey
Forwidthadjustment:
1.RemovetheupperscrewA,andloosenthelowerscrewsB.
2.Adjusttotherequiredwidth(+25or50mmoneachside).
3.Re-inserttheupperscrewandtighten.
4.Tightenthelowerscrews
The“Laguna”backrestplateisnotpossibletoadjustin
width,onlyinheight.
3.2SpecialadaptationofFlex3backrest
WARNING!
Safetyrisk
–Allchangestothebackareseenasaspecialadaptation
oftheproduct.Thatmeansthattherulesforspecial
adaptationareinforce.Alladaptationsmustbe
documentedandariskasessmentmustbecarriedout.
Theadaptorisresponsiblefortheadaptions.
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1.Removethewidthadjustmentplates.
2.Removethescrewsonthefrontandremovethefrontand
backplates.Theshadedareasindicateswheredrillingcanbe
done.Max.diameterofdrillholeis6mm.Usewasherswith
theminimum18mmdiameterbeneaththenutontheinside
ofthescrews.
3.Returntheparts,re-insertthescrewsandtightenthemwith
3,2Nm.
3.3Tensionadjustablebackrest
3.3.1Adjustmentheight—tensionadjustable
backrest
Therearetwowaysofadjustingtheheightforthetensionadjustable
backrest:
Heightadjustment—alternative1
Youcaneasilyadjustthetensionadjustablebackrest(max.+120mm).
A
1.LoosenthefourscrewsAasshownabove.
2.Setattherequiredheight.
3.Re-tightenthescrews.
Heightadjustment—alternative2
A
B
C
D
AtoD
Screwsforalternativeheightadjustment
Tools:5mmAllenKey
Anadditionalheightadjustmentcanbemadebymountingthe
backrestattachmenteitherinpositionAandCorinpositionBand
Donthebackresttubes,asshowninthepictureabove.
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B
C
A
Tools:5mmAllenKey
1.RemovethescrewsandthewashersA,thelongnutB,andthe
backrestattachmentC.
2.SupportnutB,screwsandwashersAinordertopreventthem
fromfallingtotheground.
3.WhenthepositionofthebackrestattachmentCischanged,
re-mounteverythingandtightenthescrews.
3.3.2Widthadjustment—Tensionadjustable
backrest
Riskofdamage
Poorfunctionalityonthebackrest.
–Anyadjustmentsmadetothebackrestshouldbe
evaluatedbytrainedpersonnel.
Thetensionadjustablebackrestmustbeadaptedandadjusted
accordingtotheindividualneedsoftheuser.Thefollowingsteps
guidesyouthroughtheadjustmentofthebackrest.
Turningofthebackresttubes
Thetensionadjustablebackrestisdesignedwithdifferentangles
asshowninpictureAandBbelow.Thisallowsfordifferent
adjustmentsaccordingtohowthebackrestismounted.Position
A(thepartofthebackrestwiththelongerangleturnedupwards)
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SettingsandAdjustments
givestheusermoreroomfortheshoulderareawhilepositionB
givesmoreroomforthebottom.
Determineiftheuserneedsmorespaceintheshoulderareaorin
thebottomarea.Thedesignofthebackresttubeswithdifferent
anglesallowsfortheseadjustments.
1.Loosenandremovescrewsonbothsides.
2.Turnthebackrest.
3.Reinsertthescrews.
4.Makesuretofastenproperly.
Theusercannotsitinthechairwhenthebackresttubes
areremoved.
Thebackresttubeshaveawidthadjustmentof25mm.Theupperand
lowerpartsofthetubescanbeadjustedindividuallytoaccommodate
fordifferentneeds.Theoutwardmovementwillembracetheuser
andofferlateralsupport.
Backrestpositioning
Anglethebackrest-andseattiltacoupleofdegreesinorderto
obtainastableseatingpositionfortheuser.
A
B
A
B
A
PositionA—Thelongerangleofthebackrestisturned
upwards.
B
PositionB—Thelongerangleofthebackrestisturned
downwards.
A
A
A
Screwsforadjustmentofthebackresttubes.
Tools:5mmAllenKey
3.3.3Angleadjustment—Tensionadjustable
backrest
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4
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1
2
3
4
A
Thebackresttubescanbeangledindividually,theindicationlabels
Aonthebackresttubesareahelpinordertogetthesameangle
onbothsides.
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1.Movetheuserfromthechair.
2.Removethebackrestcoverandloosenthevelcro®straps-the
strapsshouldslackabout5cm.
3.Loosenthebackresttubesandadjusttheminordertofitthe
shapeoftheuser.
4.Re-tightenthescrewsafteradjustment.
3.4Positioningtheheadrest/neckresttothe
front
Thisadditionaldepthadjustmentwillmovetheheadrest
another7cmforward.
A
C
D
E
A
C
D
Youcanalsoadjusttheangleanddepthbyturningthe
attachmentfortheheadrest/neckrest.
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Azalea®
1.LoosenthehandwheelA.
2.Removetheheadrest/neckrest.
3.LoosenthehandleD.
4.Removethescrewandthehandle.
5.Rotatetheheadrest/neckrestattachmentpoleincludingthe
attachmentE.
6.Returntheheadrest/neckresttotheattachment.
Notethatthescrewtotheheadrest/neckrestattachment
CandthehandleDmustbemountedontheoppositeside
duetothegrovesinthescrewhole.
7.Returntheheadrest/neckresttotheattachmentonthebackrest.
8.Re-tightenthehandleD.
3.5BackrestforAzaleaMax
A
B
A
B
A
PositionA—Thelongerangleofthebackrestisturned
upwards.
B
PositionB—Thelongerangleofthebackrestisturned
downwards.
ThebackrestfortheAzaleaMaxisdesignedwithdifferentangles.
Thisallowsfordifferentadjustmentsaccordingtohowthebackrestis
mounted.PositionA(thepartofthebackrestwiththelongerangle
turnedupwards)givestheusermoreroomfortheshoulderarea
whilepositionBgivesmoreroomforthebottom.
3.5.1AdjustmentbackrestAzaleaMax
1.
Loosenthehandwheelsandraisethepushhandlesasfaras
possible.
2.
Removethecover.
3.
Loosenscrewsandremovethebackrestbyliftingupwards.
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