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Thank you for purchasing the CareCo Aspire 

Transit Wheelchair. The Aspire has been de-

signed and manufactured to meet our own high 

level of specifications and we hope you will be 

delighted with your purchase. 

The CareCo Aspire has been designed for use 

both indoor and outdoor and will take a max-

imum user weight of 110kg (17.3 stone).  It is a 

transit wheelchair and can only be operated by 

the wheelchair attendant/carer.

Wheelchair Dimensions:

 62cm (Width) x 95cm 

(Length) x 93cm (Height)

Seat Dimensions:

 46cm (Width) x 43cm 

(Length) x 50cm (Height)

Folded Width:

 24cm

Weight:

 9kg

Maximum User Weight: 

110kg (17.3 stone)

Tyre type:

 Solid PU tyres

Introduction

Specification

Summary of Contents for Aspire WC02053

Page 1: ...www careco co uk Aspire Wheelchair proudly supporting OWNERS HANDBOOK Product Code WC02053 ...

Page 2: ...Your CareCo Aspire Wheelchair 1 Push Handle 2 Attendant Hand Brake 3 Arm Rest 4 Leg Rest 5 Footplate 6 12 Rear Wheel 7 Front Castor List of Parts 1 3 4 5 7 6 2 ...

Page 3: ...has been designed for use both indoor and outdoor and will take a max imum user weight of 110kg 17 3 stone It is a transit wheelchair and can only be operated by the wheelchair attendant carer Wheelchair Dimensions 62cm Width x 95cm Length x 93cm Height Seat Dimensions 46cm Width x 43cm Length x 50cm Height Folded Width 24cm Weight 9kg Maximum User Weight 110kg 17 3 stone Tyre type Solid PU tyres ...

Page 4: ...nd sliding the black clip out from the rear Loosen the black twist screw which is highlighted by the arrow in the below image The footrest can then be adjusted to one of the fixed height positions Fix to this height by reinserting the black chip so the silver button is showing at the front of leg rest Tighten the black twist screw underneath to secure in place The CareCo Aspire Transit Wheelchair ...

Page 5: ... return the backrest to the upright position simply push the two handles back up into the upright position until the backrest locks in place WARNING Do not push down on the handles to raise the front of the wheel chair as this could result in damage to your Aspire Wheelchair Use the stepper tube as described further on in this manual Whilst holding the two seat straps on either side of the seat ca...

Page 6: ...carer then pushes the wheelchair forward and lifts the rear of the wheelchair up onto the kerb Going down a Kerb Approach the kerb head on The attendant carer pushes down with their foot on the stepper tube at the rear and gently lowers the front castors to the ground The attendant carer then pushes the wheelchair forward and gently lowers the rear castors to the ground The lap belt is designed to...

Page 7: ... reverse down a gradient Do not reach for items further than your arm will extend Be aware of hazards in your region when lap belt is adjustable in length and should be adjusted to fit the user using the triglides The lap belt should be tight around the user s pelvis without causing discomfort and the user s hips and pelvis should be held in place towards the rear of the Aspire Wheelchair The lap ...

Page 8: ... once a month Clean the seat upholstery with a mild soap solution rinse and wipe dry Worn or torn upholstery should be replaced promptly Inspect the wheels once a month you can correct any side play in the wheel by loosening the lock nut on the axle and then tighten the axle to remove this movement If the Solid PU tyre becomes cracked or severely worn replace immediately Maintenance operating Alwa...

Page 9: ...reCo will at our discretion replace the wheelchair or supply parts to remedy This warranty does not cover device failure due to owner misuse or negligence or due to normal wear and tear The warranty does not extend to non durable parts such as rubber accessories castors grips and arm pads which are subject to normal wear and tear and require periodic replacement If you have any queries please cont...

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