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SERVICE

Maintenance

Like any other technical product, your
wheelchair also requires maintenance.
The following maintenance instructions
describe in table form the work that has
to be carried out so that you can enjoy
the benefits of your wheelchair (e.g.
road/operating safety and high kilomet-
ric performance) even after lengthy use.

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Remark:

Do not clean the wheelchair using
a high-pressure cleaner – Danger
of short circuit!
Water jets can cause damage to
the electronics and the control box.

Care

Seat and backrest cover:
Clean the covers with warm water. In
the case of stubborn soiling, the fabric
can be washed with a standard washing
powder for delicate fabrics. Spots can
be removed with a sponge or a soft
brush.

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Remark:

Do not use aggressive cleaning
agents e.g. solvents, or hard brush-
es etc.

Rinse with clear water and let get dry.

Plastic parts:
The plastic panels and parts are made
of high-quality plastic. Take care of
these by means of  standard plastics
cleaning agents. Always observe the
specific product information.

Spare parts

can only be ordered through your spe-
cialized dealer. If repair is necessary,
only use original MEYRA spare parts.
In order to ensure the correct delivery of
a spare part, always quote the corre-
sponding frame number of the wheel-
chair!
If any modifications have been made to
the wheelchair, the specialized dealer
is required to enclose the appropriate
code no. (e.g. Assembly Instructions) as
well as the date of the modifications,
along with the operating instructions for
the wheelchair.
This ensures that no incorrect details will
be given for future orders of spare
parts.

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Remark:

Maintenance/modification work
and adjustments on the wheelchair
should only be carried out when in
drive mode and with removed
drive key!
The main fuse must also be re-
moved when working on the elec-
trical system (Fig. 40). – Accident
risk resulting from inadvertent
movement of the wheelchair!

Disposal

The wheelchair packing should be dis-
posed of as recyclable material.
The metal parts should be disposed of
as scrap metal.
The plastic parts should be disposed of
as recyclable plastic.
Electrical components and printed cir-
cuit boards should be disposed of as
electrical scrap.
The disposal must occur in accordance
with the respective national regulations.
Please enquire about local disposal ar-
rangements at your municipal authority.

Finish:
The high quality finish ensures an opti-
mum of protection against corrosion. If
the surface finish is damaged by scratch-
es or similar, touch it up with a varnish
pen available from us. Occasional ap-
plication of a light cover of oil to all
moving parts (see also Maintenance In-
structions) will ensure that your wheel-
chair will give you many years of serv-
ice.

Repairs

If any repairs are required, please con-
tact your specialist workshop. Personnel
there are well trained to carry out the
work required.

Customer Service

Should you have any enquiries or need
any assistance, please contact your lo-
cal MEYRA specialized dealer, who has
been trained in our factory in accord-
ance with our guidelines and who can
offer advice, customer service and re-
pairs. We have a dealer network of
approx. In this way all wishes can be
fulfilled.

Summary of Contents for SPRINT GT 2.593

Page 1: ...1 ELECTRONIC WHEELCHAIR D GB F I E NL SPRINT GT Model 2 593 OPERATING MANUAL WHEELCHAIRS AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT...

Page 2: ...of control box 11 Keyboard 12 Adjustment options 13 Securing with the LCD combination lock 16 LCD backlighting 17 Control for accompanying person code 851 17 Swivelling control box code 836 17 Legrest...

Page 3: ...heel chair both indoors e g at home at your place of work and outdoors This operating manual will give you all the information you require clearly written and with illustrations Attention Before you m...

Page 4: ...is the standard version All deviations are specified separately in this operating manual Fig 1 and 1a show the model 2 593 No Designation 1 Push handle 2 Backrest upholstery 3 Side part with armrest 4...

Page 5: ...e wheelchair when traveling downhill at high speed can cause it to skid Danger of acci dents When traveling downhill select a low speed Avoid jerky adjustments to driving status when negotiating hills...

Page 6: ...e push mode At the same time they guarantee the automatic brak ing of the wheelchair in the event of a power failure You switch the safety magnetic brakes from the drive mode to the push mode with the...

Page 7: ...he zero position centre posi tion for more than 2 seconds after the drive key has been removed 5 Switch on control box Press the ON OFF key 34 on the key field of the control panel Fig 7 The LED of th...

Page 8: ...he battery and the type of load It should therefore only be taken as an approximate value If doubt exists the daily kilometre indi cation should also be considered for a better estimation of the remai...

Page 9: ...gh Accident risk due to oncoming vehicles Top speed indication on LED control box Fig 10 The top speed has a default setting of 100 after the control box has been switched on by pressing the ON OFF ke...

Page 10: ...n Level 4 100 maximum top speed Level 3 75 almost max top speed Level 2 50 top speed reduced to one half Level 1 25 greatly re duced top speed CONTROL BOX THE LCD DISPLAY liquid crystal display 39 War...

Page 11: ...sition marking indicates max point Removal Slacken the adjusting screw A Fig 6 and pull the control box 13 forwards out of the guide Attention Operation of the wheelchair after removing the control bo...

Page 12: ...sher on or off Left direction indicator key 26 Switches the left indicator on or off Right direction indicator 32 Switches the right indicator on or off Minus key 24 Each key press reduces the top spe...

Page 13: ...rol box has been switched on You can call up the next function on the function display by pressing the MODE key 42 The number of available func tions depends on the optional equipment fitted to the wh...

Page 14: ...n CONTROL BOX ADJUSTMENT OPTIONS 3 Backrest adjustment code 25 code 567 Joystick to the right backrest swivels to the rear 45 max Joystick to the left backrest swivels to the upright position 4 Seat t...

Page 15: ...e key pressing decreases the switch off time Joystick to the right switch off time increases Joystick to the left switch off time decreases 0 Speed Shows the momentary driving speed Example A switch o...

Page 16: ...rd correct digit has been en tered Three zeroes will appear on the LCD display Deactivation of combination lock The wheelchair is ready to drive and secured The LCD display shows the speed indication...

Page 17: ...ositioned for the ac companying person by way of adjusting screws Remark A special side part armrest for mounting the control box is re quired for the relocation of the con trol box from the push bar...

Page 18: ...er into and out of the wheelchair Leg region free no stumbling Handling Switch off the wheelchair and move the brake release lever to the drive position This prevents the wheel chair from rolling away...

Page 19: ...se lever to the drive position This prevents the wheel chair from rolling away accidentally Whilst sitting in the wheelchair raise or lower the legrest Fig 22 to the desired height via the control box...

Page 20: ...release lever to the drive position This prevents the wheel chair from rolling away accidentally Remove the legrests if necessary Pull the locking knob A Fig 26 and swivel down the seat unit Fig 27 At...

Page 21: ...e brake release lever to the drive position This prevents the wheel chair from rolling away accidentally Push the armrest outwards inwards This is carried out by loosening the relevant adjusting screw...

Page 22: ...lifting equipment which is approved by MEYRA SAFETY BELT Code 833 The purpose of the safety belt is to strap in the wheelchair user Benefits Additional stabilization of the sitting position Prevents u...

Page 23: ...must only be secured to the front and rear securing eyes Fig 37 of the wheelchair and securing points intended for such purpose in the car Remark Suitable fixing points can usually be found in the ca...

Page 24: ...structions for the wheelchair This ensures that no incorrect details will be given for future orders of spare parts Remark Maintenance modification work and adjustments on the wheelchair should only b...

Page 25: ...s can produce toxic fumes Ensure that the room is well ventilated Switch off the wheelchair and move the brake release lever to the drive position This prevents the wheel chair from rolling away accid...

Page 26: ...Open the Velcro fastener of the strap Fig 42 6 Lift off the battery cover Fig 43 7 Wipe the surface of the battery with a dry cloth 8 Dismantle the battery terminal clips 9 Raise the carrying handle...

Page 27: ...ding on distance covered Before starting out Test brakes for faultless operation Move the brake release lever 11 to drive mode It should now be impossi ble to push the wheelchair If this is not the ca...

Page 28: ...ig 52 Press the faulty bulb against a holding frame and remove Mounting Insert a new bulb Place one tip into one hole on the fixture then the other tip into the other hole Fig 52 Mount the lens First...

Page 29: ...ent is located in the fuse holder under the seat A Fig 5 Pulling out the main fuse during driving causes an immediate stopping of the wheelchair Danger of accidents SPRINT GT model 2 593 Main fuse for...

Page 30: ...ing bar flashes on the LCD display if there is a malfunction The error codes help the specialist work shop to quickly identify the cause of the malfunction The electronics performs a self test after t...

Page 31: ...mpaired by frequent uphill travel low battery charging status low ambient temperature e g in winter frequent acceleration and braking e g in city traffic old sulphated batteries unavoidable frequent s...

Page 32: ...D 0 5 9 3 m c t h g i e h t s e r k c a B 5 4 m c s t s e r m r a f o t h g i e H 5 2 0 2 e s u r o f y d a e r t r o p s n a r t m c h t g n e L 3 1 1 5 8 m c t h g i e H 2 0 1 6 5 m c h t d i W 7 6...

Page 33: ...tailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Recommended safety inspection at least every 12 months Retailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Sig...

Page 34: ...pection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Recommended safety inspection at least every 12 months Retailer stamp Next safety inspection in 12 months Date Place date Signature Recommended safety in...

Page 35: ...e identification number Fz I Nr is on the type plate on one side of the crossbrace Failure to observe instructions in the op erating manual incorrectly carried out maintenance work and especially tech...

Page 36: ...Retailer stamp MEYRA Wilhelm Meyer GmbH Co KG Company address Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf Telephone 49 0 5733 922 0 Telefax 49 0 5733 922 143 e mail info meyra de Internet http www meyra de...

Page 37: ...stration Section of the Operating Manual Illustration du mode d emploi Illustrazioni relative alle istruzioni d uso Fotos para las instrucciones de funcionamiento Afbeelding voor Gebruiksaanwijzing EL...

Page 38: ...38 SPRINTGT MODELL2 593 1 3 2 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 1a 10 11 12 13 16 15 14...

Page 39: ...39 2 Abb 2a 2b 30 39 29 37 23 36 40 37 38 32 33 31 35 34 26 25 27 23 24 29 28 37 30 41 27 42 MODE...

Page 40: ...40 A 3 4 6 7 9 12 13 5 8 11 14 10 34 37 27 B 30 30 4 100 3 75 2 50 1 25 27 MODE 41 35 29 27 36 37 40 27 38 34 A...

Page 41: ...41 A 15 16 18 19 21 22 24 25 17 20 23 26 R L A A...

Page 42: ...42 A 28 30 32 33 37 31 34 27 29 35 36 B A C h...

Page 43: ...43 44 46 39 41 42 40 43 38 45 47 48 49 A A...

Page 44: ...vorbehalten Stempel vom Fachh ndler MEYRA Wilhelm Meyer GmbH Co KG Firmensitz Meyra Ring 2 D 32689 Kalletal Kalldorf Telefon 05733 922 0 Telefax 05733 922143 Email info meyra de Internet http www meyr...

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