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Fit and use

1. 

The EasiSit may have been fitted with a variety of different passenger 

restraint 

options. It will be necessary to identify which options are fitted 

to the EasiSit being used, so that the attendant can best address the 

needs of both the wheelchair user and the able bodied passengers.

The options are as follows:

•  Left hand seat belt with height adjuster.
•  Right hand seat belt with height adjuster.
•  Both left & right hand seat belts with height adjusters forming a ‘Cross’ 

Strap.

The seatbelts and stalks are colour coded to ensure that they are correctly 

fitted.

Note: 

The occupant restraint may be split to allow the lap belt element 

to pass through the arms of fixed arm wheelchairs, allowing for a more 

comfortable and better fitting belt.

Fitting the seatbelt:

1. 

Pull enough webbing and fittings from the shoulder exit and fit black 

tongue (Fig 7A) into black stalk (Fig 7B) to form the diagonal belt. 

Alternatively fit grey tongue (Fig 7A1) into grey stalk (Fig 7B1).

2. 

Pull the grey tongue (Fig 7C) across the occupant (through a fixed 

armrest if 

necessary) and clip into stalk (Fig 7D). Alternatively fit the black 

tongue (Fig 7C1) into black stalk.

3. 

Adjust the height adjuster buckle for a comfortable fit across the 

occupant shoulder. This completes the lap and diagonal restraint (Fig 8) .

4. 

If fitting a ‘cross strap’ repeat the procedure with the remaining strap. 

Converting back to a seat

1.  Check that the karabiner 

straps are in their retracted 

storage position, clipped 

to the front leg cross rail, 

and that the foot pedal is 

depressed and locked down. 

Note

: This is important to 

remove any possible trip 

hazard to other passengers 

and to keep the webbing 

clean and tidy.

2.  Push in the ends of the 

telescopic stand off bar. 

Stand in front of the EasiSit, 

hold the sides of the seat 

cushion and push it down 

to allow the frame to ‘hinge’ 

down to its horizontal 

position. 

3.  Fit Tongue C into stalk D 

and tongue C1 into stalk 

B, ready to be used as a 

standard seating passenger 

seatbelt.

Fitting and using EasiSit - occupant restraint

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EasiSit

Summary of Contents for EASISIT

Page 1: ...EASISIT User Manual EN Instructions for fitting and use...

Page 2: ...rformance and safe operation Keep the manual in a safe place so that you can refer to it when necessary If you have any questions about your equipment please contact us Once again thank you for placin...

Page 3: ...ioning a rail mounted EasiSit Positioning a bolted EasiSit Fitting the armrest Fitting and using EasiSit wheelchair tie down Fitting and using EasiSit occupant restraint Equipment storage and maintena...

Page 4: ...fety information The development of BraunAbility wheelchair restraints is a continuous process Applications are added on a regular basis For more details contact BraunAbility or look on the BraunAbili...

Page 5: ...EasiSit Combined Seat Wheelchair Tie down 5 EasiSit EN Safety information...

Page 6: ...quirements of ISO 10542 including a 48km h 20g frontal impact test using a forward facing 85kg surrogate wheelchair and an ATD test dummy with a mass of 76 3kg The test dummy was restrained by both a...

Page 7: ...should be taken to prevent contamination of the webbing with polishes oils and chemicals The tie down anchorages should be installed by an experienced technician vehicle converter Anchorages should n...

Page 8: ...impact allow a clear space of at least 400mm behind and 650mm FCZ front clear zone in front of the head of the wheelchair user Fig A The shoulder belt anchorage must be roof or side wall anchored at...

Page 9: ...k vehicle carrying capacity If in doubt consult the vehicle supplier for further details Any airbag as fitted to the vehicle shall be used only as a supplementary occupant restraint if designed to be...

Page 10: ...the rail rotate both plungers to coincide with the vertical slots in the anti rattle cam and slide the EasiSit along the rail until both plungers drop and lock in Rotate both plunger housing assembli...

Page 11: ...To unlock turn anti rattle plunger housing fully anti clockwise plunger raised disengaged To lock Drop plunger into position engaging in rail turn anti rattle assembly until resistance is felt 11 Easi...

Page 12: ...drill through the floor using an 11 mm drill bit A simple card template can be made up if required as an aid to marking and drilling the fixing positions 4 Underfloor support is required at all bolte...

Page 13: ...d one third of the way up from the seat and close to the front edge 2 Use a braddle to punch the fabric Fig 3 3 Place two 5mm spacers between the armrest and the seat tighten the screws right up and p...

Page 14: ...e wheelchair mainframe Some manufacturers may indicate attachment points on the wheelchair frame 3 Move the wheelchair up to the EasiSit Stand behind the EasiSit and guide the wheelchair up to and aga...

Page 15: ...Figure 6 E A C D B 15 EasiSit EN Fit and use...

Page 16: ...vely fit grey tongue Fig 7A1 into grey stalk Fig 7B1 2 Pull the grey tongue Fig 7C across the occupant through a fixed armrest if necessary and clip into stalk Fig 7D Alternatively fit the black tongu...

Page 17: ...Figure 7 A1 B C1 D1 A D B1 C Figure 8 17 EasiSit EN Fit and use...

Page 18: ...d be positioned on the bony part of the hip and the buckle should lie on or below the hip When inserting a tongue into a buckle ensure that a positive audible click is heard The design of the reel mak...

Page 19: ...tly tested systems For further details on specific applications please contact the Sales Office In other situations using BraunAbility products for which BraunAbility has not participated in a joint t...

Page 20: ...reel Does retractor lock when the EasiSit is inclined at an angle Does the retractor lock instantly when the webbing is snatch pulled Does the retractor take in when the snatch pull is released Does...

Page 21: ...After care Inspection Checklist 21 EasiSit EN After care...

Page 22: ...C 4 2012 Section 18 2001 85 EC R 107 06 2007 46 EC BraunAbility Martock 17th July 2019 Rob Butcher Director of Engineering Manufacturer BraunAbility UK Ltd Unwin House The Horseshoe Coat Road Martock...

Page 23: ...05 Quality system certified in accordance with ISO 9001 2008 Illustrations descriptions and specifications in the user manual are based on current product information BraunAbility UK Ltd reserves the...

Page 24: ...UI1913D BraunAbility UK Ltd Unwin House The Horseshoe Coat Road Martock Somerset TA12 6EY UK Phone 44 1935 827 740 E mail info braunability eu www braunability eu...

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