Safety & Users Manual
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1. 15 MEINOG KoygllvE oc eio em m 15 Brake Operation Adjustment and Inspection Method OFBTraKINO Mortem E 16 Locking Unlocking Parking Brake Lees Leer eere ee ree eene eene enne nenne nnmnnn nnmnnn nnns 16 Brake Gabl Ad US iB nt oraaa 0c dca Cena v cO EVS C 0G Ure seid cose azwenvevocsanesueussucasecuancocsdnenutauacrsicecs 16 Control Lever Operation Adjustment and Inspection Method Of Op rati i mete 17 MEINOG OF AGIUISTIING Helgh tassista EA 17 E igluieritifenns el Eire 17 Altering Eguipment POSIUOB 2c oncrauu idus aa cease EN CURE eoa sede tee buds a opa p ei UR ads bxc uuu err ds 18 Control Lever Cable Adjustment eseeu iio coo un ouo bu aeo seen oe Subs a cc Sdsu E VcEU o dixe S e Eus ue Roco sae UoS a nuEEnNIU UE US E CUcMUE 18 Method to Safely Support Riding PRICING OSUUN ym e lcm 19 Method to Safely Support Riding utin ea uci erac Raus Feli oEancoExa Cuidu EUER ozvuia PNE EE SReTE Aoc PU Pen nenna 19 Part 3 Various Adjustments and Inspections Pedal Adjustments and Inspection Method Pedal foot Strap AdIUSINIQIU i odiiaieh usu qe EE quu aS cau vu aana ua UR aaa iade NaRa RAR 21 BINS Ve quer ce EN 22 BIECEIIej eeet c c 22 Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Outer Nylon Material H moYVal ec rieuce erre sex ocu Paca rasa ese aru onn coup a es ua eue eura SUsu aan KU N2. if your wheelchair should need maintenance or servicing please contact your dealer If you are not confident in making adjustments then don t Mistakes could result in damage to or loss of wheelchair parts which could further cause an accident or the wheelchair to overturn If you are not confident in making adjustments then consult with your dealer Do not use if there hasn t been a reliable adjustment completed Otherwise this could lead to an extra physical burden for the user or even possibly seating discomfort Adjustments are made to coordinate with the user s body condition and to maintain proper posture Moreover the user s paralyzed part of body should not come into contact with for example the frame or any other part of the wheelchair After installation of the wheels do not use wheelchair until you have ensured that the wheels are affixed tightly Wheels that are not affixed tightly have a high risk of falling off and could cause the wheelchair to overturn Thus ensure this is done properly During riding do not touch the quick release buttons for risks of the wheel coming off and the wheelchair overturning Do not place the wheelchair in high temperature places for e g near a heater or hot vehicle Tires of the wheelchair risk rupturing due to the extreme heat Users with Irritant or sensitive skin conditions are suggested to put on clothing to avoid direct contacts with parts such as the armrest backrest and control lever e
3. 1 it r P 9 1 fr e ML a fa pA VAL f 19 MA Eb E q YW i Be ch i V T pu X z VIS i 60 t AUN 7 2 gt p Jd om e AP te 4 lt 2 S gt h F P p Tal 4 V j yi I i F 2 Ay aa A m EK i Pe f UE B B PFN d x B x 1 o Cy T d f p E P OP Xy I i iN t j 7 7 M J AN NV lt i y y 4 gt L ur P e go W I i ALTA A wit vwvRL A AX uv lt 5 Dy Rear auxiliary wheel Pedal Wheel Hub Left Axle Front auxiliary wheel index Introduction Location OF producit code TIU ImDGT ccs eie p aa a a A E nisu Mau cunmoas danas va E Rus 2 PCCOCSSOMES ep ta NEL 3 laii ll meter Led 3 UFC eec P M 4 5 Safety PFECAUTIOINS TEE DE LU E EAT 6 Part 1 General Principles wid Li NIeriig jeioifkec ccadenicessuce hon aueess patubetaatnes a aaa a aaa a aai aani 12 Basic Methods of Operation iriso neiaa a a aaa a a aaa a aa 13 Maintenance sasaa a a 13 Mil CC ING MENT TREE m I E T I 13 Adjustments and Methods of Inspection eeclesie ceres Le nnmnnn sienne eene nenne anna nnns 13 AGIUSTADIC COMPONGIUS EE EET EI E TE TT 13 Part 2 Things to Know Before Riding Wheel Assembly Disassembly and Method of Inspection WVHECI FO MO mc 15 WNECIIN STAN AU e
4. injury could result This label expresses that if instructions are not followed then injury to the user ATTENTION ZA and or damage to the wheelchair could be resulted This label points towards the need to tighten down a part Periodically check to see if part has loosened if so then tighten parts This label refers to part that needs oiling Periodically approximately once per month oil the part This label shows that paints and oil products are not applied to this area part If oil based products do come in contact with this area part then completely wipe clean y e Safety Precautions Profhand is intended to be operated in a calm and composed manner do not use in any other manner otherwise there is a risk of accident overturning the wheelchair or damaging the wheelchair This product is intended for level ground floor level operation Do not install any other assistive power devices Do not use the wheelchair if it is damaged or during abnormal circumstances Such usage could result in an accident or the wheelchair overturning If there is a malfunction or abnormality stop usage and consult with a dealer Do not perform alterations to or dismantle Profhand Alterations will reduce safety and cause damage to parts of the wheelchair or cause parts to fall off damaging the wheelchair could even lead to an accident or the wheelchair overturning Therefore do not willfully make alterations to or dismantle the wheelchair
5. American style mainly used on vehicles Front wheel air pressure 270 kpa 2 8 kgf m 2 7 ber 40 PSI Rear wheel air pressure 420 kpa 4 3 kgf m 42 ber 61 PSI Illustration A Front Wheel Rear Wheel British American Front wheel Rear wheel Attention ZiN Be sure to fill the tire with air according to the air pressure specifications before usage Otherwise there is risk of damaging the rim and rupturing the tire affecting the operation of the wheelchair
6. cable is too tight then there is a risk that it could snap or break Illustration 1 4 Illustration 1 5 1 Bolt torque 12N m 1 0kgf m 2 Bolt torque 10N m 1 0kgf m Left side view Control Lever Plate EA Collar Te Frame Wheelchair frame P 2 Fixed Socket YG A gt Installation O E 4 Ry N socket a Collar 1 Bolt Y m Nut A C x 18 Information You Need to Know Before Riding Safety Aids to Riding Riding Posture Before riding put a seat cushion on the wheelchair seat Adjust the foot strap back rest cushion and nylon material to the most appropriate position Refer to Part 3 for further explanation of the adjustments and inspections Safety Aids to Riding Illustration 1 6 Support staff or caregivers use the handle bars to push the wheelchair Do not adjust the wheelchair seat higher while the rider is in the seat WARNING ZA Do not adjust the wheelchair seat higher while the rider is in the seat Illustration 1 6 o Handles f X Armrest M J Kk PQ if 99 yA A LI EJ UU UU gt c h Frame front pipe o A gt SEA TY 2 j e M N 2 PS lt lt i L p E NIC A G H ET LS i bs 1 Ry S Ls Z i E iC L 7 d fe or 1 WC 1 d 2 Vl i j Ao 3 D N NN eS 4 Px A l r iz i e EPN S ro aes E X IY y A P yA Le 4 X AS LN x Ye N Q X i i ZN j 19 Various Adjustments and Inspections P
7. for risk of damaging the chain guard Illustration 2 13 Bolt torque 10N m 1 0kgf m Chain guard Tension Reel 10 15mm 32 Various Adjustments and Inspections Armrest Adjustment and Inspection Adjustment Illustration 2 14 2 15 Raising the armrest 1 Grasp the front of the armrest and pull it upwards towards 1 in illustration 2 14 If you continue to forcefully pull up on the armrest past its final resistance point then you risk damaging it The degree the armrest can move depends on the height of the armrest Returning the armrest to resting position 1 Push the armrest downwards towards 2 in illustration 2 14 2 Push it down till it will not go down any further Insert the collar A inside the hook to stabilize the armrest Illustration 2 15 At this point the armrest will be braced upwards 3 Ensure that the collar is properly inserted into the hook Inside the bracket is a rubber ring and collar thus there will be slight movement in this part But the armrest itself is immovable WARNING AY Do not let the armrest deteriorate A damaged armrest could lead to the wheelchair overturning or some other accident ATTENTION Do not lift the wheelchair up by the armrest for risk of the wheelchair overturning or having an accident When the armrest is in an up position do not ride the wheelchair for risks of clothing getting caught in the wheelchair and causing an accident Ensure that the armrest is ret
8. operating this wheelchair On rainy days wear appropriate clothing for the rain raincoat hat When the brakes are in a locked position do not use the wheelchair Damaged brakes could lead to an accident or the wheelchair overturning After unlocking the brakes then you can use the wheelchair Do not let children near the wheelchair when it is not in use The wheelchair could be pushed over or the child could be run over by it Do not operate wheelchair after intake of drugs or alcohol which decrease motor function for risk of an accident such as falling or the wheelchair rolling over Do not touch the rotating parts of the wheelchair wheel spokes etc for risk of user s hand being injured by rotating parts Do not put anything e g bag on the back of the wheelchair If these should come into contact with the brake cable or control lever cable then this could cause an accident Do not use on escalators for risk of having a tumbling accident Do regular monthly inspections and maintenance of all parts Without inspections or maintenance there is risk of equipment malfunction When first starting to ride your wheelchair be careful to pay attention to your surroundings Children are at risk of having their hands caught in the moving parts According to a user s physical condition use seat cushion appropriately as there is risk of developing seat sores Do not use the wheelchair as a car seat Use of the wheelchair seat as a fixed car se
9. seated in it then remove the pedal first Do not put your foot on the chain guard for risk of damaging the chain guard Please keep Profhand clean at all time The cushion and the back pad could be cleaned with mild neutral detergent if dirty Please do not share the use of Profhand if contagious skin related disease is present in order to avoid transmission of infections Please do not exceed the loading capacity of 100KG in order to avoid possible damage or danger Indoor use of Profhand is suggested If outdoor use is necessary please use on smooth surfaces and ensure caregiver is present at all time and that the surrounding environment is free of danger Safety Precautions Safety Tips for Those Assisting User While operating the wheelchair do not touch the wheels The person pushing the wheelchair has a risk of having their hand s caught in the wheel Ensure that they use the handles when pushing the wheelchair Do not use armrests to push the wheelchair This wheelchair has movable armrests thus using the armrests when pushing the wheelchair could lead to the wheelchair overturning or causing other types of accidents Pushing wheelchair position Since there is a risk of a wheelchair overturning the person pushing the wheelchair could also be injured so it is imperative that the handles are used when pushing the wheelchair When installing wheels ensure that quick release button has been returned to a closed position If your wh
10. tape 25 Various Adjustments and Inspections Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Removal of Inner Nylon Material Illustration 2 6 c aie ah na 6 Pull the left and right armrests upwards to the rear p 33 Remove the outer nylon material p 23 Remove nylon seat material p 24 Remove Install the screws on both the right and left side Refer to p 27 Backrest Height Adjustment After removing the handles pull the inner nylon material up to remove it Undo the Velcro A on the straps 1 on both sides of the wheelchair Installation of Inner Nylon Material Illustration 2 6 1 2 c o Insert the inner nylon material on the backrest Refer to p 27 Backrest Height Adjustment After adjusting the height of the handles use screws on both sides to affix the inner material For adjustments purposes tighten so that the nylon is not too loose Also do not tighten screws to the extent that the metal ring is crushed or damaged The Velcro on the strap on both sides of the wheelchair goes around the frame Inner Nylon Material Adjustment p 25 Nylon Seat Material Installation p 24 ATTENTION Be sure to properly affix the Velcro otherwise the strength of the attachment will be compromised and there will be a need for an adjustment Thoroughly clean any dirt string and debris from the Velcro since this material compromises the strength of the attachment Illustration 2 6 Inner n
11. ART 3 PROFHAND S METHODS OF ADJUSTMENTS AND INSPECTIONS PEDAL ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION BACKREST AND NYLON MATERIAL ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION ADJUSTMENT OF SEAT WIDTH REAR WHEEL ADJSUTMENT CHAIN ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION ARMREST ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION OTHER ADJUSTMENTS AND INSPECTION Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection p 23 28 Armrest Adjustment and Inspection p 33 34 Seat Width Adjustment p 29 30 Pedal Adjustment and Jtt A PIC PK AA Inspection p 21 22 Il ARCS CAS 1 y N j b 4 SY Rear Wheel Adjustment p 31 Chain Adjustment and VEI Inspection p 32 20 Various Adjustments and Inspections Pedal Adjustment and Inspection Pedal and foot strap adjustment Illustration 2 1 1 Pull on the foot strap 1 and ring 2 and undo the Velcro strip 2 Put your foot into the pedal according to the arrow 3 After pulling the foot strap 1 and ring 2 tightly fasten the Velcro 4 The foot strap could be either too long or too short creating a situation where the Velcro will not be fastened properly Adjust the lower fixed portion of the foot strap Velcro 5 Ensure that your feet will not deviate from or fall off the pedal WARNING When riding be sure to wear shoes for risk of injuring your foot Ensure that your feet will not fall off or out of the pedal This could lead to an accident wheelchair overturning and or an injury to your foot ATTENTION ZA Make sure tha
12. NEUROMODULATION Tohoku University of Japan oupervising Visiting Professor of Health Extension Dr Handa Profhand Safety and Users Manual 4 E 5 a LC QUE J ji 7 7G j KE A se A KL ll A IN aA NN IP ze i i A Nl A I ausi Ay rn 1 PE i en ay j l Ay HNN Lf C7 9 Oh iU an a WB BOW uj iO a f ers oN 1 1 m SSA Y E lt t b t a E A 2 LA L O0 CN PF i d A AL 4 i 5 N 4 s gt IV SIAL T X ji C y d SEX zai AE j PX A AA OZ N NC j M Y S 12 E 4 AL WA 6 9 PA N A TA Y rif 9 y X iz Before using Profhand please read this manual thoroughly Before children use the pedal wheelchair caregivers must read this manual beforehand so that children can properly use the wheelchair safely Issued date 2012 06 06 Introduction First we would like to express our appreciation to you for purchasing our company s product For the purpose of helping the user to maximize this product s function and to safely use this product this manual thoroughly explains Profhand s exact usage adjustments and inspection procedures Profhand has unique equipment and methods of usage To safely and comfortably use this product even if user is familiar with the operation of wheelchairs he she should carefully read over this manual before using Profhand Thus also be careful to safeguard this manual and avoid losing It Before children use P
13. RVRUNPE CEA ER ERSA 23 Outer Nylon Material Attachment 1lllelleeee eiie eee ieeeeuleeeen enne nnn nnmnnn nnmnnn sa anna sana nr sa nnns 23 Nylon Hip Material HeITiO VA iind Iu ur exu aye UU e eeu CE CRT c esie eee on ieu c Go gaieu coU Ec tennis Maletadeeetaweneuddeteacewece 24 Nylon Hip Material AT ChImaefl cisco eei pu erus uu e Pe oa X aeduu eas e eoe ES Dae co ea een Po quu rax rosae d s re Puc ir uae pe ERE Ec UeE 24 Inner Nylon Material Adjustment eeeeeee elles eeeeeuleerii eene nennen nnn n nnne nnmnnn nne sn nne nnns 25 Inner Nylon Material HeimioVal cisecacaesec oues ceases ees Pater eI eee subi iex eo dne euEu de FU bre tans Eoi EUEenM E ULe LE nnna 26 iner NVON AMACNIMGINN eet nS GA GG nn 26 Backrest Height Ad us tme iioc eoe eeto uetus rea socis ax ex eater eas u os aub gres pacto suerte ea vasea Oe ias nen pce Sra esuE 27 Seat Nylon Material Tension Adjustment lleeeLeeeeeeeeeeleeere rennen nennen nnn nanus 28 Seat Nylon Material Remowval 5 t riceeeese anrea cuo ada o nr run suco ona y dedu pE cCRE RNV uon RR nnmnnn nenn mennan nna 28 Seat Nylon Material Attachnmiehit iui iii eo cs ooo vs CUR ie eu Eo Dye a GRE epe See sua evo ux EE PER E Go EUER NN VUE DAMEN REESE 28 Seat Width Adjustment Deal WidIh Ad Us tense cesare ae trate Ex s a a i 29 Wheelchair and wheel Spacing Adjustment cccceseeeeeeeeeceeseeeenees
14. al is installed in a specific direction 1 Fasten the Velcro of the seat part of the nylon seat cover 2 Fasten the Velcro of the seat part of the nylon material of the backrest 3 Complete fastening the outer nylon material p 23 ATTENTION Z Tension of the nylon cushion affects the user s riding posture so ensure that it is properly adjusted Be sure to properly affix the Velcro otherwise the strength of the attachment will be compromised and there will be a need for an adjustment Thoroughly clean any dirt string and debris from the Velcro since this material compromises the strength of the attachment Illustration 2 4 Nylon seat Backrest outer nylon material Velcro tape of nylon seat 24 Various Adjustments and Inspections Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Inner Nylon Material Adjustment Illustration 2 5 1 Remove outside and nylon seat parts p 23 p 24 2 Adjust the upper and lower straps of the inner nylon material along with 1 to the most appropriate tension 3 Install outer nylon material and nylon seat material p 23 p 24 ATTENTION Be sure to properly affix the Velcro otherwise the strength of the attachment will be compromised and there will be a need for an adjustment Thoroughly clean any dirt string and debris from the Velcro since this material compromises the strength of the attachment Illustration 2 5 Inner nylon Velcro tape material Velcro
15. ame height WARNING Z Ensure that the adjustable hole of the same height is used for both the left and right side Otherwise the wheelchair will be unstable which could lead to the wheelchair overturning and damaging the wheelchair 1 2 3 4 ZT N M COUN Bolt torque 10N m 1 0kgf m Illustration 2 12 Fixed Socket Adjustable Socket Do the same adjustment on both sides 31 Various Adjustments and Inspections Chain Adjustment and Inspection Chain Tension Adjustment and Inspection Illustration 2 13 1 Remove the right pedal p 22 2 Remove the screws for the chain guard and crank and then remove the chain guard 3 After using a 14mm wrench to fasten the tension regulator loosen the bolt in the opposite direction Adjust the tension of the tension regulator to most appropriate tension The most appropriate tension is shown in a of illustration 2 13 The amplitude of the chain should be from 10 15mm 4 After the tension regulator has been properly set then tighten the bolt Ensure that the chain will not come into contact with the chain guard 5 Once again fasten the chain guard using screws Fastening the screws tightly enough so that the chain guard will not move Do not tighten too much such that the chain guard is damaged ATTENTION A Ensure the chain will not come into contact with the chain guard for risk of damaging the chain or chain guard Do not put your foot on the chain guard
16. ast downhill to avoid risks of crashing or overturning the wheelchair Use the brakes to control the speed Do not operate the wheelchair alone on inclines of greater than 10 for risk of accident or wheelchair overturning Best to ask someone for assistance to go up inclines Do not go on bumpy surfaces for risk of accident wheelchair overturning and causing damage to the wheelchair Do not operate this wheelchair in mountainous areas sand wilderness rivers water mud rough terrain etc Best to have someone accompany the user if use in these areas is a must Avoid operating the wheelchair on rough surfaces crossings sidewalks uneven surfaces and potholes alone many different types of surfaces Both the small and large wheels can get stuck and damage the wheelchair as well as possibly causing an accident or have the wheelchair rollover Do not use on bumpy or rugged roads for risk of damaging the wheelchair having an accident and the wheelchair rolling over If use in these areas is a must have someone accompany the user Do not walk your pet while driving wheelchair for risk that the pet may drag the wheelchair and Cause an accident or wheelchair may overturn Avoid operating the wheelchair by yourself in slippery areas Construction site panels slippery wet surfaces and railway tracks all of which could lead to an accident or the wheelchair overturning In such cases it is best to ask for assistance Do not hold an umbrella while
17. at risks damaging the wheelchair In vehicles sit in car seats or another wheelchair seat Safety Precautions Avoid using at night for risk of having an accident Ride on well lit streets and wear reflective clothing or carry a night caution light and bicycle bell Have the brakes on when the wheelchair is stopped not in use or when getting on the wheelchair If wheelchair starts to move inadvertently there is risk of falling rolling or of the wheelchair overturning so even for temporary parking ensure that the brakes are on Do not use the wheelchair when you are barefoot or wearing slippers or sandals for risk of injuring your feet Wear socks and shoes which have a sole and heel when using this wheelchair Do not leave outside Weather or temperature could deteriorate parts rapidly Put the wheelchair inside for storage and safekeeping Do not let the seat cushion or clothing touch rotating parts e g tires spokes This would damage the clothing or cushion Ensure the Velcro straps are fastened properly Velcro s strength of attachment and need for adjustment will change after a certain period of time Clean the Velcro of dirt sand debris etc Velcro s strength of attachment and need for adjustment will change after a certain period of time Do not move the wheelchair until your feet are properly put on the pedal If the pedal comes into contact with the floor then it could damage the floor If you do move the wheelchair while not
18. djustment Illustration 2 8 1 Turn the wheelchair over using the buckle and Velcro adjust the inner nylon seat material to the most suitable tension 2 Once again adjust the tension of nylon material in the seat hip area p 24 so that it matches the inner nylon seat material s tension Ensure that the nylon material has enough tension so that the user s body will not touch the frame Nylon Seat Material Removal Illustration 2 8 1 Turn the wheelchair over Undo all the buckles from the inner nylon seat material 2 Remove the nylon material of seat hip area p 24 which is on the nylon seat 3 Remove the nylon seat Nylon Seat Installation Illustration 2 8 1 The nylon sits upon the wheelchair and all the straps pass through all the buckles 2 Install the straps 3 Install the seat hip area of nylon material over the nylon seat p 24 ATTENTION If the nylon seat loosens then pull the straps to tighten for risk of the user s body coming into contact with the wheelchair which over an extended period of time could lead to seat sores After nylon seat adjustment inspect the wheelchair while riding to see if the inside of the nylon seat comes into contact with the frame Be sure to properly affix the Velcro otherwise the strength of the attachment will be compromised and there will be a need for an adjustment Thoroughly clean any dirt string and debris from the Velcro since this material compromises the strength of t
19. eels should happen to fall off the wheelchair could overturn and cause an accident Whether removing installing wheels or having someone push the wheelchair the user must thoroughly explain usage 10 General Principles PART 1 Part 1 Explanation of Profhand s basic operation maintenance adjustments and inspection ius Va A PRE USE INSTRUCTIONS BASIC OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT ADJUSTMENTS INSPECTION ADJUSTABLE PARTS 11 Information You Need to Know Before Riding Control Lever Operation Adjustment and Inspection Operation Illustration 1 3 1 Looking down on the control lever for a right turn rotate the control lever to the right For a left turn rotate the control lever to the left For going backwards do the same Adjustment of Control Lever Height Illustration 1 3 1 Loosen the nut and bolt 1 2 Adjust to appropriate height and tighten the nut and bolt 1 Do not let the hole of the inner pipe be exposed while making adjustment 3 Make sure that nut and bolt are tightened Position Adjustment Illustration 1 3 1 Remove the bolt 2 2 Atthe appropriate adjustment hole position install the control lever Tighten the bolt 2 then use an 8 mm L shaped hex key to tighten hole A WARNING A Ensure that the crank is attached tightly Otherwise you won t be able to control the wheelchair and are at risk of an accident ATTENTION ZA Do not let the hole of the inner pipe be exposed wh
20. eenseseeneeeeneseeenneesenneesensessonaes 30 Rear Auxiliary Wheel Adjustment Height AGIUSUIMGNG ssceesncnatececencesesccaceoscianwuedacuneauwonscemenaievessannwenandecsauaarscomnecaseeusssweneeqasuseatnencdameunraecanes 31 Chain Adjustment and Inspection TENSION Adjustment and Inspecllor iei oo uoce ere auae Sea nce ako oo pev esca eo Suave qu oos v od os E oo Riv hene ones oua EEUU 32 Armrest Adjustment and Inspection PADONE AVION ee M nace 33 giie giapzte Cipit X 34 Part Inspection and Replacement 2 Leeeeee eere lerne e reinen eene nnn nnnm nnmnnn nnmnnn 34 Other Adjustments and Inspections Tire TAS DOCCUUIO A eese RD T LL 35 Checking Around the Wheels ina cp ture etie Ep eRa Ed exxvU Ed E Na VD dra vu D dwa o RR ce deu Li cuuddad vcRU C nnmnnn nennen 35 Other tems to CHECK iunio oddkeo tenta eu ienosh Auto oe P3 RPauE euius taco eve ia Sr Cud i urs P CveTsN Sue Pte er E CER SrsR NU MUEVE 35 Tire Valve Specifications American and British eee eeeeeeree ree 36 Safety Precautions Label Explanations In order to prevent harm to the customer other people or property damage this manual uses labels to accurately explain safety methods of use for this product Thus for safety reasons familiarize yourself with the contents of every label This label expresses that if instructions are not followed death or serious WARNING
21. en the bolt When the armrest pipe is not affixed properly then there is a risk of causing an accident The spacer lying between the bolt and the armrest pipe should be tight ATTENTION Do not use the upper most adjustable hole for risk of damaging the armrest pipe Bolt torque 9N m 0 9kgf m Illustration 2 16 Illustration 2 17 Armrest pipe Adjustable hole small Fixed hole Bracket Adjustable d hole big HOOK Rubber ring Gasket CO O 0 0 0 05 Q 0 Washer Collar B Bracket 34 Various Adjustment and Inspections Other Adjustments and Inspections Tire Inspection 1 Check for cracks damage foreign material on the tires depth of tread lines in tires and tire wear etc 2 When tire s is functioning abnormally send it back to your dealer for inspection and repair maintenance 3 Check tire pressure to make sure it is normal Tire size Air pressure Confirm if the air pressure is sufficient also is the air pressure the same as that of the recommended imprints on the tire example above Fill the tire with air by following the recommended air pressure on the tire ATTENTION Do not use leaking tires When there is a decrease in tire pressure there is a risk of having a ruptured tire If tire pressure is too low there is a risk that the tire will separate from the rim If the tire pressure is too high due to increased air pressure or heat then there is a risk of the
22. he attachment Illustration 2 8 Nylon seat 28 Various Adjustments and Inspections Seat Width Adjustment Illustration 2 9 When adjusting the seat width both the inner nylon material and the nylon seat will be loosened p 25 p 28 After loosening the bolt remove the screw and nut allowing the frame to move freely left and right Align the fixed hole and adjustable hole on both the left and right sides then use a nut and bolt to firmly attach them together Ensure that you use the same adjustable hole frame position on both sides Tighten the bolts Adjust the tension of the inner nylon material and nylon seat p 25 p 28 The spacing between the wheel and the frame on both the right and left side should be the same p 30 ATTENTION ZN Ensure that the frame doesn t press down or pinch the user s body for risk of causing seat sores When loosening the nylon of the seat adjust all the straps Physical contact with the frame over an extended period of time could possibly cause sores to develop After width adjustment you should ensure that the inner side of the seat does not come into contact with the frame when riding the wheelchair Bolt torque 25N m 2 5kgf m Illustration 2 9 Adjustable Socket Adjustable Socket 29 Various Adjustments and Inspections Seat Width Adjustment Seat width adjustment only has to be done on the left side of the wheelchair When adjusting the width of the seat the spaci
23. ide of the backrest and then take off the outside Velcro strip on the back of the backrest Outer Nylon Material Installation Illustration 2 3 With the outer nylon material on the inside of the backrest locate the most appropriate height and fasten the Velcro Attach rectangular adhesive strip of the outer nylon material along the bottom of the front of the backrest ATTENTION ZA Change the nylon and sponge inside of the outer nylon material when the sponge loses its flexibility otherwise the user s back or waist could develop sores Do not change only the sponge material Be sure to properly affix the Velcro otherwise the strength of the attachment will compromised and there will be a need for an adjustment Clean the Velcro of dirt and debris Otherwise a weak Velcro strap attachment will negatively affect the usage and function of the strap Illustration 2 3 Velcro Tape Outer nylon Nylon material material 23 Various Adjustments and Inspections Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustments and Inspections Removal of Nylon Seat Material cover Illustration 2 4 1 Remove the Velcro of back part of the outer nylon material of the backrest p 23 2 Remove the Velcro of the seat part of the outer nylon material of the backrest 3 Remove the Velcro of the seat part of the outer nylon material of the seat Installation of Nylon Seat Material cover Illustration 2 4 Be careful during installation since the nylon materi
24. ile making adjustment Otherwise there is risk that the inner pipe will be bent and damage to the wheelchair could occur Illustration 1 3 1 Bolt torque 15N m 1 5kgf m 2 Bolt torque 10N m 1 0kgf m AN Control Lever Adjustment Sockets Information You Need to Know Before Riding Control Lever Operation Adjustment and Inspection Changing Equipment Position Illustration 1 4 1 After removing bolt 1 move the control cable to the side 2 After aligning the frame s installation hole with the collar holes 3 affix them with a bolt 1 3 Remove the bolt 2 and then turn around the plate position 4 Align the plate and the collar holes with the rotating table s holes use bolts to affix them Adjustment of Control Cable Illustration 1 5 1 Loosen the nut 5 2 Tighten 6 the control lever 3 Tighten the nut 5 Be careful not to tighten nut down too far for risk of damaging the nut Concerning the level of tightness use your hand to tighten the nut till it won t tighten any further If after adjustment the control lever is still too loose then consult with your dealer WARNING A When the control lever feels loose stop usage for risk of inability to control the wheelchair which could lead to wheelchair overturning or other accident ATTENTION ZA Pay special attention to the torque applied to the bolt 5 for risk of damaging the slack adjuster Don t pull the control lever s cable too tightly If this
25. ng between the wheel and the frame on both the right and left side should be adjusted to be the same Adjustment of Spacing Between Wheel and Frame Illustration 2 10 Illustration 2 11 Remove the wheel p 15 After loosening nut then loosen bolt Adjust the position of the collar if it is still not in proper position and then continue adjustment using the bolt Use the collar and the protruding bolt that inserts into the crank for adjustments Adjustment should be done within the specifications given in illustration 2 11 Confirm that the spacing between the wheel and the frame is the same on both sides Tighten the bolt then the nut ATTENTION Install the wheel Ensure the collar and the protruding bolt that inserts into the crank are adjusted according to the specifications given in the illustration Otherwise there is a risk of the wheel falling off the wheelchair overturning or the wheelchair being damaged Bolt torque 25N m 2 5kgf m Nut torque 28N m 2 8kgf m Illustration 2 10 Illustration 2 11 Collar and bolt for adjustment opecification for protrusion distance Collar Seat Width Nut 360 380mm Seat Width 400 420mm 30 Various Adjustments and Inspections Rear Auxiliary Wheel Adjustment Height Adjustment Illustration 2 12 Remove the nut and washer Adjust to the most appropriate adjustable hole Affix the washer and bolt Adjust both the right and left sides to the s
26. rofhand have them go over this manual with their caregiver and completely follow the caregiver s guidance After reading this manual put it in an accessible place where the user can peruse at any time If you usually neglect to inspect your wheelchair then there is a risk that you will damage your wheelchair and could cause an accident Every user s ability and condition are different so please do thoroughly read this manual in order to prevent mistakes in operating the wheelchair damaging the wheelchair or having an accident If there are missing pages or there is a binding error please use the contact information given below for a replacement StarLinx USA Phone 1 408 781 6153 Xx DISPLAY POSITION OF PRODUCT CODE NUMBER In order to properly facilitate after sales service write down the product code number below for use during contact Product code number is attached to the inner right side of the frame SIN wie Product Code Nabe Write Product Code Number Due to specification changes or the fact that many different items have common specifications illustrations or contents may be different than the actual items Introduction Accessories Please ensure that you have the following items Profhand Safety and User s Manual Part Names Backrest Handle Armrest Brake cable Seat a Ass J Control lever cable Control lever Brake lever Brake system E f 4 ao 1 A P Pp A V L IU
27. t the Velcro strip is secure A weakening of the Velcro strap s attachment will negatively affect the usage of the strap and pedal Clean any dirt and debris off of the Velcro strap A weakening of the Velcro strap s attachment will negatively affect the usage of the strap and pedal Illustration 2 1 1 Foot Strap A Foot strap Ring Fixed part of foot strap 21 Various Adjustments and Inspections Pedal Adjustment and Inspection When there is no one riding on the wheelchair and you want to move the wheelchair remove the pedal for risk of damaging the pedal or the floor Pedal Installation Illustration 2 2 1 Completely insert the pedal spindle axle into the crank such that it is in a fixed position Ensure that the knob on the crank 1 has been completely turned back and is indeed in a fixed position Pedal Removal Illustration 2 2 1 Pull the knob 1 2 At the same time pull out the spindle WARNING A When there is no one riding on the wheelchair and you want to move the wheelchair remove the pedal first otherwise you could damage the pedal or the floor Ensure the knob 1 is completely turned back such that the pedal spindle axle and pedal Will not fall out Illustration 2 2 Various Adjustments and Inspections 22 Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Outer Nylon Material Removal Illustration 2 3 Take off the outside Velcro strip which is facing down on the ins
28. tc Avoid wearing clothing that could easily get entangled in parts of the wheelchair Clothing that gets caught in the wheel or leg pedal could cause an accident or the wheelchair to overturn Do not grasp hold to any other modes of transportation to assist in moving for risk of causing damage to the wheelchair or the wheelchair overturning Do not treat the wheelchair as a stool for sitting There is a risk of losing balance which could result the user to fall down When placing the wheelchair in the car trunk ensure that it is properly set in a fixed position A wheelchair that is moving around affects or impedes driving and could also lead to malfunction of the wheelchair Do not stand or sit on the pedals for risk of falling overturning the wheelchair and damaging the wheelchair When cleaning do not let wax get on the tires or brakes When there is wax on the tires or brakes it is difficult to control the speed thus creating a situation where an accident may occur or the wheelchair may overturn If brakes or wheels come into contact with wax then wipe clean Safety Precautions Profhand is not recommended for use outside during heavy rain Both brakes and tires will be slippery making it difficult to control the speed again creating a situation where an accident crash or the wheelchair overturning could occur If brakes and tires should become wet then use a dry cloth to wipe dry any wet areas on the tires and brakes Do not drive f
29. tire rupturing Adjust both tires to the same air pressure Checking Around the Wheelchair 1 2 If you think the wheelchair is working abnormally then do a wheelchair check up adjustment cleaning add oil tighten bolts etc If you think the axle is working unusually ensure that an inspection is done clean and oil the axle Other Items for Inspection Check over screws bolts and nuts once a month Make sure these aren t loose falling off damaged or producing unusual sounds Check around the small wheels once a month Make sure they are not bent damaged producing unusual sounds or have wheel rotation problems etc Every day check your brakes before riding Check to see if they are responsive Ensure that nuts bolts etc are not loose and unable to fall off Every day before riding ensure the armrest and handles are not wobbly or shaky nuts and bolts haven t loosened or producing any unusual sounds Inspect the chain if there are any abnormalities when necessary adjust clean and oil the chain 35 Tire Valve Specifications Tire Valve Specifications American and British Appearance of the Front and Rear Tire Valve Illustration A This wheelchair has two types of valve specifications American and British note illustration below Using a standard air pump and according to the air pressure specifications fill the tire with air Front wheel British style mainly used on bicycles Rear Wheel
30. urned to its original position before riding When raising the armrest or putting the armrest back down to its original position be careful not to get your hand or clothes caught in the wheelchair e g bracket or backrest If so there is risk of injury Illustration 2 14 Illustration 2 15 Bracket Collar A Hook fo Normal position Rubber ring Collar B Bracket 33 Various Adjustments and Inspections Armrest Adjustment and Inspection Height adjustment Illustration 2 16 1 2 3 4 Take off the bolt nut washer and gasket Align the appropriate adjustable hole with the fixed hole Do not use the highest adjustable hole Affix and tighten using bolt nut washer and gasket to the armrest pipe Have the gasket put in the adjustable bracket hole On the other side of the wheelchair do the same adjustment Parts Inspection and Method of Changing Parts Check to make sure there is nothing unstable or any loose bolts Both the rubber ring and collar are items that wear out So these should be changed regularly If there is an increase in the armrest shaking or the armrest is frequently raised if this leads to armrest weakening then consult your dealer WARNING A When tightening the bolts go according to the sequence given in the illustration When the armrest is not properly affixed there is a risk of causing an accident First put the gasket in the large adjustable hole and tight
31. ylon material Handle 26 Various Adjustments and Inspections Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Backrest Height Adjustment Illustration 2 7 1 2 3 4 5 Pull the armrest upwards to the rear p 33 Remove the screws 1 After opening up the side Velcro pull down the inner nylon material then the screws washers and nuts 2 will be exposed Remove the screws washers and nuts 2 The adjustable pipe can move both upwards and downwards Adjust it to the most appropriate height Pass the screw the fixed hole and adjustable hole using a washer and bolt to connect and tighten paying attention to tighten to the extent where the handle is firmly tightened so as not to change the shape of the pipe Do the same on the other side Pull the inner nylon material back to its original position Put the screw in 1 Pay attention to securely tighten the screw so that the inner nylon material is firmly affixed and not cause the metal ring washer to change shape ATTENTION A Ensure that both sides are adjusted to the same height for risk of damaging the wheelchair Ensure that both sides of adjustable holes of the adjustable pipes are even Illustration 2 7 Inner nylon material Handle Adjustable pipe Adjustable Socket j Ea 4 J a 4 Velcro tape 27 Various Adjustments and Inspections Backrest and Nylon Material Adjustment and Inspection Nylon Seat Tension A
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