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Maintenance

8 Maintenance

8.1 Daily performance check

Check that the following parts are correctly mounted on
the wheelchair:

Wheels

Backrest

Anti-tip device

Push handles

Footrests

8.2 Safety information

Regular checks and maintenance of the wheelchair ensure
the user’s safety and the expected lifetime of the chair.

8.3 Cleaning

Wipe metal parts and the upholstery regularly with a
damp cloth.

A mild detergent can be used.

If necessary, the upholstery can be washed at 60º C.

Ordinary washing powder/liquid can be used.

For disinfection only use alcohol based detergent.

Only use water and soft soap to clean the table!

8.4 Washing and disinfection

1.

Remove all loose and removable covers and wash
them in a washing machine according to the washing
instructions for each cover.

2.

Remove all padded parts such as seat cushions, armrests,
headrest/neckrest with fixed padded parts, calf pads
and so on and clean them separately.

The padded parts can not be cleaned with a
high-pressure cleaner or water jet.

3.

Spray the wheelchair chassis with detergent, for example
a car-cleaning agent with wax, and leave on to work.

4.

Rinse the wheelchair chassis with a high-pressure
cleaning or ordinary jet of water depending on how dirty
the wheelchair is. Do not aim the jet towards bearings
and draining holes. If the wheelchair chassis is washed
in a machine the water must not be hotter than 60º C.

5.

Spray the wheelchair chassis with alcohol for disinfection.

Only use water and soft soap to clean the table!

6.

Leave the wheelchair to dry in a drying cabinet. Remove
parts where water has collected for example in end
tubes, ferrules etc. If the wheelchair has been washed
in a machine, blow-drying with compressed air is
recommended.

Dartex

®

Lighter stains on the fabric may be neutralized with a soft
damp cloth and some neutral detergent. To neutralize
larger, more persistent stains, wipe the fabric with alcohol
or turpentine substitutes, and wash with hot water and a
neutral detergent.

Proprietary disinfectants may be used, provided that the
manufacturer’s instructions are followed. The fabric can
be washed at temperatures up to 71º C (160º F). Normal
detergents can be used.

All parts of the wheelchair with Dartex® upholstery,
such as armrest pads, calf pads, headrest/neckrest,
should be cleaned according to the instruction above.

8.5 Maintenance schedule

Check....

Weekly

Monthly

6 months

Action:

Recommended air pressure for rear wheels:

Standard tires

3.5 bar

50 psi

Recommended air pressure for castors:

Low profile tires

8”

4.0 bar

Tire pressure

X

QR axles rear wheels

X

Pull on the rear wheel to check that the removable
axle does not come off.

All fasteners for wear and
tightness

X

Bolts and other fasteners can come loose due to
constant use.

1.

Check that the fasteners are tight on the castor
forks, footrest, seat, side supports, backrest,
handles etc.

2.

Tighten any loose bolts.

Castors

X

1.

Check that the castors turn freely.

2.

Remove any dirt and hair.

Anti-tip devices

X

Check that the anti-tip device is easy to adjust and
fold.

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Summary of Contents for rea clematis

Page 1: ...Rea Clematis en Manual wheelchair passive User Manual This manual MUST be given to the user of the product BEFORE using this product read this manual and save for future reference...

Page 2: ...ation duplication or modification in whole or in part is prohibited without prior written permission from Invacare Trademarks are identified by and All trademarks are owned by or licensed to Invacare...

Page 3: ...f tray 15 5 3 2 Adjusting the half tray 16 5 3 3 Add a half tray cushion 16 5 4 Headrest Neckrest 16 5 4 1 Height adjustment 16 5 4 2 Depth angle adjustment 16 5 5 Trunk support swing away 16 5 6 Trun...

Page 4: ...ar and tear Incorrect assembly or set up by the purchaser or a third party Technical modifications The usage of an unapproved 3rd party backrest instead of a tested and approved Invacare backrest Unau...

Page 5: ...6 16 or ISO 1021 2 Invacare is continuously working towards ensuring that the company s impact on the environment locally and globally is reduced to a minimum It is Invacare s goal to comply with the...

Page 6: ...ling when using velcro backrest There is a risk of tipping and injury if the velcro straps on the backrest become too slack Always check the tension Also check that the rear wheels are adjusted to ens...

Page 7: ...ocation of the identification label A A Location of the identification label 2 4 Symbols Symbols Refer to the user manual This product complies with Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices The...

Page 8: ...backrest cushion using the Velcro strips WARNING Safety risk The wheelchair may collapse Remember to always reinsert and fasten the safety pin when it has been removed Check that the lock shackle loo...

Page 9: ...to position The legrests are automatically locked there is no risk of them coming off the wheelchair 3 2 5 Fixed legrests 1 Push the footrest down into the tubes of the legrest attachment You must ang...

Page 10: ...um of 6 cm overlap distance Press the velcro straps firmly together and make sure that they stay fixated WARNING Risk of tipping backwards When using a tension adjustable backrest the center of gravit...

Page 11: ...est Carer operated tilt adjustment B A 1 Use the green lever A with the green symbol B on the right hand side to tilt the seat unit seat and backrest 2 Press upwards while you tilt the seat unit to th...

Page 12: ...s A B The seat depth of the chair can easily be adjusted to provide good support The width between the legrests and armrests and the height of the armrests can also be adjusted The seat cushion A is s...

Page 13: ...on the legrest tube 3 Re tighten the screw with 8 Nm The distance between the lowest part of the footrest and the ground must be at least 40 mm 4 7 Adjusting the height of the calf pad B 1 Loosen the...

Page 14: ...d person 4 10 Adjusting the anti tip device The anti tip devices can also act as step tubes The anti tip devices are height adjustable and can easily be set in six different positions A B 1 Press the...

Page 15: ...d as a replacement for the posture belt WARNING Risk of tipping injury Max load on the tip of the widest part of the half tray 1 5 kg CAUTION Risk of discomfort minor bruises Make sure that the elbow...

Page 16: ...e tray 2 Place the attachment straps B into the plastic buckle and around the half tray A 5 4 Headrest Neckrest 5 4 1 Height adjustment A B A B The height and the removal are operated by the handwheel...

Page 17: ...unk support arm must always be on when the chair is in use 5 6 Trunk support fixed arm Height adjustment A B 1 You adjust the height by first loosening the screw screws A 2 Move the attachment B upwar...

Page 18: ...ing device WARNING Risk of serious injury strangulation A loose belt can allow the user to slip down and create a risk of strangulation The posture belt should be mounted by a qualified technician and...

Page 19: ...fixations Fitting the posture belt at the fixations CAUTION Thread the belt loop through both plastic buckles to avoid the belt from loosening Do the adjustments on both sides equally so that the buc...

Page 20: ...r could tip forwards if you use the footplates as support Do not support yourself on the footplates when moving to from the wheelchair 1 Propel the wheelchair as near as possible to the seat that you...

Page 21: ...krest and the back Stretching backwards is not recommended 6 2 6 Propelling up a slope Many experienced users can propel themselves up a slope In order not to lose control of the steering and to avoid...

Page 22: ...sts and cannot slide off Then tilt the wheelchair backwards and push it forwards against the kerb 2 Lower the frontal part of the wheelchair onto the pavement and place yourself as close to the chair...

Page 23: ...p Risk of injury Lifting the wheelchair incorrectly may injure the assistant Do not lift the wheelchair by gripping the removable armrests or legrests Lift the wheelchair at the correct points use the...

Page 24: ...G Risk of serious injury during transport In a vehicle a user in his wheelchair must be secured by a safety belt 3 point belt A posture belt only is not sufficient as a personal restraint device Use t...

Page 25: ...w across the pelvis The angle of the posture belt shall be within the preferred zone A The angle of the posture belt must never exceed 75 Incorrect placement of safety belt 4 The 3 point safety belt m...

Page 26: ...sk of pinching Be careful not to trap your fingers between the seat and the frame 7 3 3 Remove the legrest angle adjustable A B 1 Push the lever A inwards 2 Turn the legrest B outwards 3 Lift of the l...

Page 27: ...sis with alcohol for disinfection Only use water and soft soap to clean the table 6 Leave the wheelchair to dry in a drying cabinet Remove parts where water has collected for example in end tubes ferr...

Page 28: ...olstery X Check the upholstery for wear and tear like loose parts rips or other defects Brakes X 1 Check that hub brakes work properly on both tires 2 Check the positioning of the user brakes 8 6 Flat...

Page 29: ...tic parts in the chairs are produced of Thermoplastic and are marked with recycling symbols where it is possible due to part size The main plastic material is polyamide The plastic materials for the t...

Page 30: ...1 19 Total height 960 1120 mm Total length Overall length with legrests 1120 1480 mm Weight 30 32 33 5 kg Max user weight 125 kg Transport weights 3 20 5 21 21 5 kg Backrest adjustment 1 32 Folded le...

Page 31: ...ated Plastic parts like push handles brake handles foot plates and parts of most accessories Thermoplastic e g PA PE PP ABS and TPE according to marking on the parts Upholstery seat and backrest Foam...

Page 32: ...353 1 810 7085 ireland invacare com www invacare ie United Kingdom Invacare Limited Pencoed Technology Park Pencoed Bridgend CF35 5AQ Tel 44 0 1656 776 222 Fax 44 0 1656 776 220 uk invacare com www in...

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