Leckey Tour Mobility Base, Manual

Page 1: ...Leckey Tour Mobility Base User Instructions...

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Page 3: ...by this product Contents 01 Intended Use 02 Declaration of Conformity 03 Terms of Warranty 04 Product History Record 05 Product Training Record 06 Safety Information 07 Delivery Preparation 08 Adjust...

Page 4: ...d for the intended purposes following all manufacturers recommendations also see general terms of sales delivery and payment A two year warranty is provided on all Leckey manufactured products and com...

Page 5: ...the base with seating system over the obstacle If only 1 helper is available the anti tipper if fitted should be adjusted or removed as to not contact the steps therefore avoiding a potential fall Re...

Page 6: ...Delivery Preparation 7 Contained in the box will be Leckey Tour Mobility Base Instructions for use Tools required Accessories as ordered...

Page 7: ...f the lap belt is correct Fig 3 and it does not interfere with any parts of the base throughout its range of tilt 7 1 Seating Interface The mobility base will arrive with the interface fitted in a pos...

Page 8: ...and place it onto the chassis locating the channel B at the rear of the seat over the tube at the back of the chassis C Pull the handle D at the front of the seat unit up and then pivot the seat down...

Page 9: ...unit up and then pivot the seat forward and down Once the front of the seat is lowered fully release the handle and push it forward to ensure it has fully engaged on the front tube Rotate the safety l...

Page 10: ...Adjusting the mobility base 8...

Page 11: ...Tilt The seating system mounting can be tilted to the rear by approximately 30 Fig 4 This is achieved by pressing the tilt release lever Fig 5 When the desired angle is reached release the lever Fig...

Page 12: ...required height and re tighten the clamping levers The adjustment range is approximately 230mm When the handle bar has reached its maximum height a popper will engage in the handle bar outer tube Fig...

Page 13: ...ttached fig 8a In order to adjust the angle of the handle bar please refer to Fig 8b Pull the lock strap A this will release the locking pins B either side of the handle bar Adjust the handle bar angl...

Page 14: ...brake push the brake lever rearward To apply the drum brake squeeze the brake lever B To lock the drum brake squeeze the brake lever B and engage the retaining claw C with your index finger To unlock...

Page 15: ...Accessories 9...

Page 16: ...is In order to make tipping the mobility base easier to clear an obstacle e g curbs tipping assistance can be achieved by simply stepping onto the anti tipper tubes while pulling back on the handle ba...

Page 17: ...is encouraged See fig 12 To fit the spoke protectors place it over the face of the wheel lining up the hand rim support posts to the scallops A on the outside edge of the spoke protector Place the su...

Page 18: ...e provided with a quick release axle Fig 15 so the wheels can be removed quickly if necessary To fit the wheel simply press and hold the centre button A and push the wheel and axle fully on the hub En...

Page 19: ...are available in 3 sizes 100mm 4 Fig 16 150mm 6 Fig 17 and 200mm 8 Fig 18 These can be chosen dependant on the use of the mobility base and the clearance that is required for the foot plates of the s...

Page 20: ...Maintenance cleaning and care 10...

Page 21: ...ing that could invalidate the warranty Check Weekly Monthly Brake Wheel lock function Security of seating system Firm attachment of wheels Firm attachment of handle bar Bearing contamination Screw con...

Page 22: ...to adjust the brake loosen the nuts B allowing the wheel lock to slide The wheel lock should be adjusted so that when the wheel lock is not activated the distance between the wheel lock friction post...

Page 23: ...ction frequently comes loose consult your dealer 10 3 Adjustable Brake force for 22 and 24 wheel To adjust the drum braking force please refer to Fig 20 The braking force can be adjusted using the adj...

Page 24: ...the motor vehicle Check that the vehicle anchored restraint system and the wheelchair restraint system comply with the appropriate Standard Rotate the front wheels of the Leckey Tour Mobility Base so...

Page 25: ...and shoulder harness must be attached in accordance with the manufacturer s specifications and tightened as firmly as possible If your seating system does not include them and there is more than 30cm...

Page 26: ...he occupant s restraint and tie down system has not been correctly applied An independent pelvic and shoulder harness should be applied as the user s restraint system The harness must conform to the s...

Page 27: ...erations must not be made to the frame or structural parts of the Leckey product If the mobility base is enabled with back angle adjustment or tilt in space the user must be sitting fully upright duri...

Page 28: ...traint systems User restraints must conform to the following standards for transportation in a motor vehicle guidelines WTRS Wheelchair tie down and occupant restraint system International ISO 7176 19...

Page 29: ...450mm 17 7 1050 1280mm 41 3 50 4 90 120 570mm 22 4 0 30 Configured for Mygo KIT 30 5cm 12 30 5cm 12 56cm 22 61cm 24 56cm 22 61cm 24 Rear Wheel Diameter 23kg 50 7lbs 23kg 50 7lbs 27kg 59 5lbs 27kg 59 5...

Page 30: ...IT Size 2 50kg 110lbs 200 325mm 7 8 12 8 215 350mm 8 5 13 8 10kg 22lbs 60kg 132lbs 220 345mm 8 7 13 6 315 470mm 12 4 18 5 14 5kg 32lbs 75kg 165lbs 215 370mm 8 5 14 6 330 510mm 13 20 1 20 5kg 45 1lbs 7...

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