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Operating instructions LITTY 4you 

 

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 Before using the product, ensure that the 

anti-tippers are in good working order. In this 
case, it must not be possible to swivel the anti-
tippers to the side when in operating position 
without having to unlock them first.  

 The lower edge of the anti-tipper wheels 

may not be any more than 5 cm from the 
ground. If a larger gap is required or neces-
sary, then you need to work with your thera-
pists and doctors to practice and learn to han-
dle the increased risk of tipping. 

 Due to environmental effects, it is possible 

that the properties and therefore secure at-
tachment of the push handle covers may 
change detrimentally. For this reason, it is 
important to check the handles are tightly fitted 
and fixed in position prior to use. If this should 
no longer be the case, then the push handles 
may not be used until they have been fixed

 Every time before you use the product, 

make sure that the anti-tippers and push han-
dles are firmly attached and the quick-release 
axles on the caster and drive wheels are also 
securely locked in place. 

 Depending on its optional extras, the 

wheelchair may have folding /closing mecha-
nisms which pose a risk of crushing injuries 
(e.g. trapping your fingers). For this reason, 
please allow your specialist retailer to explain 
how to work these mechanisms and then have 
a go yourself under instruction.  

 If required, you can have a suitable waist 

belt fitted to your product. Please make sure 
that the waist belt is set up so that it does not 
have any negative impact on breathing, does 
not strangle you should you fall or tip out of the 
product and which you can easily remove 
yourself. 

 

 

 

12  Safety instructions - while driv-

ing / using 

 Please note that some parts of your prod-

uct can become extremely hot in at hot ambi-
ent temperatures (e.g. a sauna). This means 
that above 50°C, the product may be damaged 
and above 40°C there is already the risk of 
burns for the user, which should not be under-
estimated, particularly for people with impaired 
sensitivity. For this reason, the product should 
not be exposed to such extreme temperatures. 
PRO ACTIV cannot accept any liability or pro-
vide any warranty for personal injury and mate-
rial damage caused by such stresses. There 
are also certain risks that exist at extremely 
low temperatures, which can be minimised by 
wearing appropriately insulating clothes for 
example. 

 Before driving up or down slopes or hills 

with the product, you should be proficient in the 
safe handling of the product on the flat. 

 Use particular caution when approaching 

stairs, edges, drops or other hazard areas. 

 When driving round a bend, reduce your 

speed to a minimum. 

 Please note that the knee lever wheel lock 

which your product is fitted with is a parking 
brake which may only be applied when the 
product is at a standstill. This is not a service 
brake which is suitable for reducing speed. 

 Do not attach objects (carrier bags, etc.) 

to the product. 

 When driving on areas which are used for 

pedestrians, observe the maximum permitted 
speed (walking speed 6 km/h) and keep a 
sufficient distance (if possible the width of a 
wheelchair) from the kerbs or other obstacles 
and other road users. 

 Avoid driving on unpaved or loose sur-

faces (e.g. on loose gravel, in sand, mud, 
snow, ice or through deep puddles of water). 

 

Summary of Contents for LITTY 4you

Page 1: ...Operating instructions LITTY 4you 0 MOBILITY MADE SIMPLE Operating instructions Service booklet LITTY 4you...

Page 2: ...tions prior to driving use 5 12 Safety instructions while driving using 6 13 Safety instructions regarding obstacles 7 14 Safety instructions regarding dangerous locations and dangerous situations 8 1...

Page 3: ...ansport 21 24 Malfunctions 22 25 Cleaning and care 22 26 Maintenance 22 26 1 General instructions 22 26 2 Service schedules 23 26 3 Proof of maintenance 23 27 Disposal 24 28 Re use 24 29 Warranty 24 3...

Page 4: ...sification The LITTY referred to as a product below is classified as a class I product 3 2 Declaration of Conformity PRO ACTIV Reha Technik GmbH declares in the context of an individual declaration of...

Page 5: ...before using it Make sure that when combining your product with equipment made by other manu facturers e g seat cushion drive devices etc that the serviceability of the individual components and the u...

Page 6: ...ities and external circumstances You will get a feel for how to use the product safely after a short time 10 Hand over The hand over must be done by your dealer or a field representative from PRO ACTI...

Page 7: ...ng does not strangle you should you fall or tip out of the product and which you can easily remove yourself 12 Safety instructions while driv ing using Please note that some parts of your prod uct can...

Page 8: ...example to minimise the risks Make sure that the passive illumination reflectors are always on your product are in perfect condition and are clearly visible 13 Safety instructions regarding obstacles...

Page 9: ...rm these driving manoeuvres with in creased caution and only at slow speed If required the driving manoeuvre must not be performed or only with the help of an assistant When crossing main roads inters...

Page 10: ...ure the clearance under the footrest is sufficient Experience shows that this should not be less than 4 cm You will find more details in Chapter 16 5 16 2 Back shell position The angle of the back she...

Page 11: ...he seat depth to suit body dimen sions the distance between the seat plate and back shell can be infinitely adjusted The ad justment is made by undoing the two M6 fixing screws AF 4 mm on each side in...

Page 12: ...be adjusted Once you have finished adjusting the angle and the length tighten the M6 fixing screws AF 5 mm again using 7 Nm tightening torque Figure 12 Serration on foot bracket clamps positive lockin...

Page 13: ...ipping slightly Driving on the two rear wheels doing a wheelie is relatively easy to learn Inexperienced wheelchair users are prevented from tipping over backwards by anti tippers Although shifting th...

Page 14: ...his is not the case the wheel tracking needs to be corrected Figure 17 Distance between the markers on the tyres at axle height back To adjust the track proceed as follows 1 Loosen the aluminium locki...

Page 15: ...to unusually high tem peratures such as in a sauna or under glass in the summer 17 4 Other If tyres inner tubes or hand rims need to be replaced please contact your specialist re tailer 18 Caster whe...

Page 16: ...tering would for example be to use a light caster wheel with the same diameter or as described above with a smaller diameter It would also be possible to increase the caster length The caster length i...

Page 17: ...l fork and press the locking knob The caster wheel fork can now be pulled out Figure 26 Caster wheel fork with quick release axle and locking knob When attaching the caster wheel fork with the quick r...

Page 18: ...ly Fig 31 When changing between passive and operating position always turn the anti tippers outwards in the direction of the respective drive wheel as otherwise this could damage the springs Figure 29...

Page 19: ...alist retailer and have it repaired before any further use Otherwise there is an increased risk or falling of getting injured For example the anti tippers can be com pletely removed using a quick pin...

Page 20: ...mm with opened brake 3 Tighten the M5 fixing screws AF 4 mm again using a tightening torque of 4 Nm 4 Check that the brakes are adjusted cor rectly On a slope 7 gradient the wheel chair should stand f...

Page 21: ...e the push handle the M4 end stop screw AF 3 mm needs to be unscrewed and the quick release lever needs to be opened Figure 41 End stop screw attached to bottom of central single hand push handle Afte...

Page 22: ...y adjustment or after reattach ment following removal check that the push handles are firmly attached in position If nec essary the tension can be adjusted by turning the quick release lever clockwise...

Page 23: ...eaning and care Clean and grease the quick release axles on the drive and caster wheels as well as all the ball bearings at regular intervals to ensure everything works reliably Regular cleaning of th...

Page 24: ...PRO ACTIV has pre scribed maintenance tasks to be carried out by the dealer or PRO ACTIV for safe opera tion of the product and to minimise the risk to the user or third parties The initial inspectio...

Page 25: ...29 Warranty PRO ACTIV guarantees that the product was free of any defects at the time it was handed over This warranty expires 24 months after the product was delivered Further information can be foun...

Page 26: ...sion Torque MA in Nm depending on how tight the screws are Stability 8 8 Stability 10 9 M4 2 1 3 1 M5 4 2 6 1 M6 7 3 11 M8 17 26 M10 34 51 M12 59 87 M10 x 1 36 53 M12 x 1 25 64 93 M27 x 1 5 70 Securin...

Page 27: ...vised about situations where the assistance of another person is required The operating instructions were handed to me us Instructor Name date signature 1 Person being trained Name date signature 2 Pe...

Page 28: ...he operating instructions see the Product descrip tion intended use chapter The product s equipment is suitable to allow the customer safe use with maximum reduction of risks see check list on the fol...

Page 29: ...istant Advice on the drive wheels regarding tyre pressure and tread depth has been given and understood by the customer Test drive Overcoming obstacles with the wheelchair e g the kerb Test drive Driv...

Page 30: ...tion lists Initial inspection After 6 weeks OK carried out not OK resolved Check all screws fastening elements are firmly seated Functional safety check of brakes push handles and anti tippers resolve...

Page 31: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 32: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 33: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 34: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 35: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 36: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 37: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 38: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

Page 39: ...ments for crack formation deformation etc Geometrical check of the product frame Functional safety check of push handles Functional safety check of braking system Functional safety check of anti tippe...

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