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User Manual 2012

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LIST OF SAFETY CHECKS

The initial set up of the chair and safety checks should be made to correspond to your body and
your  preferences  by  a  suitable  qualified  professional.  After  that,  remember  to  perform  the
following maintenance procedures regularly.

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REGULAR MAINTENANCE

Your  wheelchair  needs  proper  maintenance  to  continue  operating  safely  and  easily.  Regular
maintenance  will  prolong  the  life  and  increase  the  comfort  of  your  wheelchair.  It  will  also  help
maintain it in a safe condition.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

ITEM MAINTENANCE OPERATION
General

The wheelchair folds up and unfolds easily. The wheelchair rolls straight (no resistance or veer).

Parking Brakes

Parking Brakes must remain clear of the tyre when they are not applied. If linkages or fasteners
appear loose or worn, contact your supplying dealer or Wheelchair Service Centre for assistance.

Cross-braces

Check that they are not worn or bent and that the central pivot bolt is nor worn or damaged.

Armrests

Check that all fasteners are in place.
Check that they are easy to remove & refit.
Check that the armrest locating pins function correctly.
Check that both seat and seat-back upholstery are in good condition.

Rear drive wheels

Check tightness of axle nut and sealed bearings.
Check rear wheels for excessive buckling.
Check tyres for uneven wear or excessive wear.

Spokes

Check for bent, broken or slack spokes.

Front castors

Check the axle function for free wheel.
Adjust the bearing if the wheel wobbles or grips.
Check that all castor fork bearing are tight.

Inflatable tyres

If the wheelchair has inflatable tyres (not recommended), check that they are filled to the pressure
specified on the sidewall. Check for excessive tread pattern wear and damage to the tyres.

Cleaning

In  domestic  applications,  clean  and  disinfect  all  accessible  surfaces  daily  using  one  of  the
commercially  available  household  disinfectants  always  follow  their  guidelines  for  use. For
institutional  applications,  follow  the  instructions  as  recommended  by  your  Infection  Control
Adviser.

Seat and backs

Check seat and backs for any signs of wear and/or tearing. If they are damaged in any way your
safety will be compromised.

TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR

Summary of Contents for TINA FHD1000

Page 1: ...GES Product shown TINA FHD1500 50 stones 318kgs USER MANUAL SUPPLIED BY RADCLIFFE REHABILITATION SERVICES LTD UNITS 5 6 THE SIDINGS TOP STATION ROAD BRACKLEY NORTHANTS NN13 7UG Tel 01280 700256 Fax 01...

Page 2: ...een a suitable crash test for Heavy duty wheelchairs of the capacity of the TINA range We do not feel that by adapting an existing standard and bulking up a dummy it is a true reflection of the perfor...

Page 3: ...s LIST OF SAFETY CHECKS Page 9 REGULAR MAINTENANCE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE Item Maintenance Operation General Parking Brakes Cross braces Armrest Rear Drive wheels Spokes Front Castors Inflatable Tyres C...

Page 4: ...ht 3 Seat Upholstery Choice of Canvas webbing with foam pad or webbing with padded canvas 4 Removable swing a way Footrest Choice of standard elevating or stump board 5 Footrests with special footplat...

Page 5: ...the capability of the chairs whilst in use To determine the limits to which you are safely capable of reaching bending etc take the time to practice different combinations of movements with the atten...

Page 6: ...ed on the identification label fixed to the cross member of the wheelchair You will also find the unique identifier serial number on the same label The seat width is also specified The weight limits f...

Page 7: ...users and are mainly concerned with encouraging good safety habits STABILITY To assure stability and proper operation of your wheelchair you must at all times wear your seat positioning strap if fitt...

Page 8: ...orward If necessary ensure you have somebody in attendance during this maneuver PUSHING TECHNIQUES It is important that when a carer is pushing the wheelchair they have a good understanding of how it...

Page 9: ...l fasteners are in place Check that they are easy to remove refit Check that the armrest locating pins function correctly Check that both seat and seat back upholstery are in good condition Rear drive...

Page 10: ...ACKS Fixed back No adjustment is possible for this model ADJUSTMENT Folding back To fold the back lift handle slightly and pull on knob 35 and fold the top half of the back down To return it to the up...

Page 11: ...of the backrest upright Adjust backrest to the correct angle and then tighten securely the two securing knobs N B If the knobs are not secure there is a risk of serious injury to the user FOOTRESTS A...

Page 12: ...way Alternatively simply raise the plate to the upright position Do not drop the plate as it may harm the user Elevating Leg rest To adjust the angle of the leg rest undo the lever 2 and raise limb to...

Page 13: ...locking bolt 6 lower or raise as appropriate and retighten PARKING BRAKES Adjustment of the parking brake Fig 12 1 is made by loosening the nuts on the inside of the frame 8 undoing the bolts slightly...

Page 14: ...astor fork 1 by an axle bolt and axle nut 9 6 If necessary tighten the axle bolt and axle nut using two spanners Ensure that the castors are firmly seated in the fork without any wobble or play but ca...

Page 15: ...appear loose or broken do not use the chair Refer to your local wheelchair services or supplying dealer ARMRESTS Removing Armrests 1 Unlock the armrest by pressing the sprung release buttons 4 on the...

Page 16: ...nob to ensure the armrest is secured OTHER OPTIONS Rear Wheel Setback Kits The rear wheel set back it is supplied fitted to the chair or as an extra It is bolted to the rear of the frame as demonstrat...

Page 17: ...tendant drum brakes are fitted as standard to Transit versions but are optional on Self Propelling versions The brakes are operated by squeezing the hand levers and pressing in the locking pin with yo...

Page 18: ...hape or angle the seat or back to enable a more comfortable seating position Simply release the Velcro straps and retighten according to the shape or posture you wish to attain The webbing is then cov...

Page 19: ...rame tubes and are located by the quick release pin Adjust to suit the user s activities and environment LAP STRAPS Lap straps are supplied fitted at the point of order they are secured at the rear by...

Page 20: ...User Manual 2012 20 SPANNER KIT A spanner kit to enable routine maintenance is available to order...

Page 21: ...3cm 31 33 83 88cm 33 35 Folded Width 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 Height of Backrest 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 Overall Height 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 Castor Si...

Page 22: ...37 88 93cm 35 37 Folded Width 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 Height of Backrest 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 Overall Height 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37...

Page 23: ...m 35 37 Folded Width 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 Height of Backrest 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 Overall Height 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 Castor Size 20 3cm 8 20 3cm 8 20 3cm 8 20 3cm 8 W...

Page 24: ...33 35 88 93cm 35 37 93 98cm 37 38 Folded Width 33cm 13 33cm 13 33cm 13 Height of Backrest 42cm 16 42cm 16 42cm 16 Overall Height 93cm 37 93cm 37 93cm 37 Castor Size 20 3cm 8 20 3cm 8 20 3cm 8 Wheel Si...

Page 25: ...202014 202015 Batteries maintenance free 17 AmpH 28 AmpH Length Width Height 240 mm 490 mm 270 mm 240 mm 490 mm 330 mm weight 32 kg 44 kg Charger 24 volt Charging time Range on level ground 2 5 Amp 6...

Page 26: ...due to faulty workmanship or materials will be renewed or repaired without charge 5 The Warranty will be forfeited should any unauthorized alteration be made to the equipment 6 The Purchaser s statut...

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