Etac Twin-Go
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1. 5 Settings Drum brake Pos F3 F6 Pos G1 G2 To adjust the brakes loosen nut A Loosen tighten screw B in order to reach proper brake function Tighten the nut A This adjustment should be done when the brakes are not working properly Pos A1 5 B E F1 F2 8mm User manual 75225B 2014 06 30 This part of the manual User manual should be torn out and at all times follow the wheelchair This as it contains impor tant user information Etac Twin Go User manual Contents User manual SyiMbOls atid warnings ics ccigscteieanedenncegiutmenenedanresnuasgocsedenns 14 Transportation in vehicle Sruni ene 15 BEES E E E E E E 16 17 Settings seat comfort Back SUPPOFt COVED ceeeeeeeeteeeteeeteeeteteteteteeteenteneeees 18 Seat CUSIMIOMM As vereatiesddevesennssccumbasapacenecaceumieane estedcareane 18 Back support UPhOIStery ee eeeeceeeeeeeeeeteeeteeeteeeteeees 18 Back SUPPOMT ANGIE i i civecesheasecesscapeesheeneenhcoubeauhensnershe 18 FOOU SUDPOMS niensis eN a 19 Calt heel stra Dese ee EE aenea 19 Armi SUPP ONS inea NEE 19 Driving technique maneuvering 20 23 Maintenance amp Fault finding chart 24 Symbols and warnings These sym2. Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the See also section Front seat height table A the anti tips 26 Adjusting the front seat height by changing the castor wheel front fork See sections Adjusting the front seat height by changing the position of the castor wheel and Front seat height Oo table 5mm 19 mm Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Front seat height table Front fork short Front fork extra short Front fork medium cs ae ene w lalol mia A N A ag 3 M3 Castor wheel position cm S1 S2 3 M1 M2 M3 RE e2 I d T d J d Rear wheel pos Low front fork at tachment ep A F Low front fork attachment A F Std front fork attachment Maximum user weight 100 kg For correct setting of the front fork attachment Max backward inclination 6 cm higher front than rear 9 max forward inclination 2 cm lower front than rear 3 27 Mounting front fork Pull out the cover plug A and unscrew the retaining nut B Pull out the front fork and put the bevelled washer C and the bearing on the new fork Mount the washers and bearings in the front fork at tachment as illustrated Washer C is mounted with t
3. Etac Box 203 334 24 Anderstorp Sweden Tel 46 371 58 73 00 Fax 46 371 58 73 90 www etac com 24 6 Settings Seat angle The seat angle is dependent on the difference between the front and the rear seat heights Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips If the seat angle is changed Adjust the angle of the front fork attachment Check the back support angle Seat depth The seat depth can be adjusted by lifting the front seat upholstery and sliding it backwards or forwards Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Seat comfort After adjusting seat height seat angle seat depth and back support angle the back support upholstery must be adjusted to optimize the seat comfort See the Seat comfort section in the User manual Front seat height The front seat height may be adjusted by Using the front fork attachment adjustable in height and angle Changing the position of the castor wheel Changing the front fork Changing the castor Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Loosen the screws A and B Adjust according to position C pT marking C to obtain equal height on both sides A Check and adjust the angle of the attachment and tighten the screws see section Setting the angle of the a front fork attachment B Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the 20Nm the anti tips fo
4. ports Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated User down forwards 4 Activate the anti tips afterwards _ This technique is recommended only for experienced wheelchair users Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated a 4 A UN Activate the anti tips S ZA J afterwards User down backwards This technique is recommended only for experienced wheelchair users Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated lt io cm gt 10 cm There is a greater risk of tipping during this Activate the anti tips afterwards manoeuvre 21 User manual Care giver up forwards Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Activate the anti tips afterwards Care giver up backwards Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Activate the anti tips afterwards Care giver down forwards Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Y at J gt o YA Activate the anti tips HNZ y afterwards Care giver down backwards Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Activate the anti tips afterwards 22 User manual Stairs up We always recommend using two carers for this transfer One who walks behind and holds on to the push handle and one who walks in front and holds on to the frame or in the leg supports if these are lockable Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Never u
5. Anderstorp R82 UK Limited Unit D4A Coombswood Business Park East Coombswood Way Halesowen West Midlands B62 8BH United Kingdom Tel 0121 561 2222 Fax 0121 559 5437 enquiries etac uk r82 com www etac com cetac
6. powder coating or ED coating Non lacquered aluminium parts Anodized coating Non lacquered steel surfaces Galvanized CE marking The product has passed all tests and met all criteria set by European standards for specific product groups Combination agreements exist see www etac com Guarantee 5 year guarantee against material and manufacturing defects For terms and conditions see www etac com Special adaptations comprise everything that falls outside the instructions and set tings in this Manual Wheelchairs specially adapted by customers are not eligible for Etac s CE marking Etac s guarantee no longer applies If in the least doubt about the validity of adjustments please contact Etac for advice If wheelchair is combined with another product not manu factured by Etac neither of the products will retain their CE marking unless combination agreement exists Please contact Etac for up to date information ee To be sorted according to national regulations 2 Description 1 Push handles 10 Rear wheel 2 Handrim 11 Cross frame 3 User brake 12 Back support upholstery 4 Quick release hub 13 Leg support 5 Side frame 14 Serial number 6 Front fork attachment 15 Locking knob foot support 7 Front fork 16 Foot support 8 Castor wheel 17 Brake handle drum brake 9 Back support upholstery 18 Brake wire drum brake 3 The chair s possibilities In the section The chair s possibilitie
7. s posterior and follow the back s natural curvature A Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Do not overtighten the upper straps as this can prevent the cross brace from unfolding properly i e the seat frame tubes do not sit flush in the sideframes Back support angle The back support angle may need to be adjusted when adjusting the shape of the back support upholstery Contact your dealer or your Technical Aids Centre The back support setting is a combination of angles height and shape This is why the angle settings and height for the back support may need to be adjusted when the back support cover is being adjusted User manual Settings seat comfort Foot supports Adjust the height until you are sure that your feet are supported and your thighs are resting on the cushion For outdoor use the foot supports should be raised 4 5 cm above the ground Adjusting the angle Adjust the foot support angle so the ankles are at 90 5mm Changing the depth of the foot supports Adjust the depth of the foot supports by switching the right and left foot support Do not forget to adjust the angle Calf heel strap e Adjust the length so that your insteps rest on the foot supports Arm support adjusting e Loosen the screw on the inside of the arm support plate e Set the required height and tighten the screw e The high position of the arm supports supports
8. safety button pops out below the bracket The bow handle must be removed before the chair can be folded Drum brake service brake Brake while in motion by pulling the brake lever upwards Activate the parking brake by pulling the brake lever upwards and pressing in button A Release by pressing the lever upwards User manual Settings seat comfort Seat comfort Good seating comfort depends on the needs and possi bilities available to each individual The following general guidelines here show what to consider when settings are made Select a seat cushion with care Aside from comfort it has an impact on stability and thereby freedom of movement Seat cushions also have different pressure distribution qualities Back support cover e Loosen all back straps but make sure that the Velcro is still stuck together e Place the back support cover so that it covers the upper edge of the back rails and forms a crease between the seat and the back support allowing the user to properly sit in on the seat Back support upholstery The back support upholstery is adjusted with the user sit ting in the wheelchair e Make sure the user is sitting as far back in the seat as possible e Support the pelvis by tightening the strap found just below the lumbar region e Then adjust the upper strap to provide the user with upper body support and balance e The other straps are adjusted to provide space for the user
9. supports Std not width 35 cm Max length 51 cm Min length 33 cm Low widened Front fork at n tachment widened 6 cm Standard Brakes Angled handle Extended handle Drum brakes Frame colour 98 Midnight blue 4 Accessories Assembly instructions are always provided with accessories when they are supplied by Etac Instructions are also available on our website www etac com Settable Adjusted using tools Adjustable Adjusted without tools Arm support height adjustable 25 cm long solid top black Arm support height adjustable 38 cm long solid top black Arm support hemi swing away for mounting on long arm supports ii Side guard black WALT IN Se z Thigh support G tt Thigh support With soft cushion CG ee to extend handrims brake and arm supports 5 mm on Widening kit each side itt Tray transparent fits onto long arm support DOV transparent width 35 50 cm Can be fitted onto short or Hemi tray long arm supports Anti slip device for the Hemi tray Tray Hemi Communication tip up right left Seat cushion dark grey plush and black velour 56 cm cut according to seat depth set washable Comfort wedge for the cushion evens out the front part of the seat Cover for calf support on angle adjustable leg support model 3 bl
10. the anti tips 3 Reassemble in desired position see table in section Rear seat height table When assembling check so that the rear wheel axle is correctly adjusted The button in the hub must pop out to the original position oe gt njo mn o Rear seat height table Rear wheel position height gt w alo mim Distance wheel seat A Z WN an I see REU ous Seat hgt Distance lt em 20 46 cm 4 5 cm o gi 48 5 cm 70am A 24 51 cm 9 5 cm Seat hgt Distance fa a 5 20 di 44 cm 6 5 cm o a 46 5 cm 9 0 cm H 22 24 49 cm 11 5 cm lt Seat hgt Distance T D m 20 42 cm 8 5 cm R 6 22 5 44 5 cm 11 0 cm 24 47 cm 13 5 cm Seat hgt Distance a sm 20 40 cm 10 5 cm 6 22 5 42 5 CM IB Oem 24 45 cm 15 5 cm Seat hgt Distance At LY S 20 38 cm 12 5 cm o 22 g 40 5 cm 15 0 cm 24 43 cm 17 5 cm Seat hgt Distance LL 6 20 36cm 14 5 cm 5 3 22 38 5 cm 17 0 cm 24 41 cm 19 5 cm Seat hgt Distance es 5 34 cm 16 5 cm F 8 22 36 5 cm 19 0 cm 24 39 cm 21 5 cm
11. 0mm 5mm The lock lug is used both to set the height of the arm sup port and secure the side guard Loosen the screw that fastens the lock lug Slide the guard up or down to the desired height Refasten the lug on the side guard If necessary the right arm support can be fitted on the left side and vice versa 33 Positioning belt 9 Accessories adjusting handling The positioning belt is in two parts is adjustable in length The belt is to be used only for positioning in the and has a snap lock It is mounted in the holes just in front wheelchair It must not be used as a substitute of the back support joint above the wheel mounts for a car safety belt Assembly instructions are supplied with the belt Ensure that the user does not slide forwards in the seat as this can lead to the belt impairing the supply of blood to the hip waist area Head support The head support is mounted onto the bow handle accessory The head support is adjustable in height depth and angle and is detachable Before the head support is adjusted ensure that the user has a good secure sitting posture Check the balance of the wheelchair when the user leans against the head support oflo We recommend the use of anti tips 34 10 Service and maintenance Upholstery The upholstery is mad
12. 3 24mm 19mm PH1 Etac Twin Go has the best prerequisites to create comfort functionality and good manoeuvrability Etac regularly improves its products We therefore reserve the right to modify the products without prior notice The dimensi ons given on drawings or other material are solely for guidance We recommend that the wheelchair is adapted individually to the user before it is put into use We are not responsible for printing errors or incomplete information Tests and Guarantees Crash test Etac s wheelchairs are tested in accordance with ISO 7176 19 They are crash tested at the Technical Research Institute of Sweden The tests were carried out with an UNWIN_WWR ATF K R restraining device and a 907523 Klippan Safety AB 3 point seat belt Service life The product is tested and fulfils the demands stated in EN 12183 The main product s durability and lifetime is at least five years when used in accordance with intended use the safety instructions the reconditioning manual and instructions for use in the user manual The main product consists of the chassis for seat and back support Additional parts accessories are handled in accordance with the manual and reconditioning manual The actual lifetime can vary depending on how much and how intensively the product is being used but a maximum of 10 years Thereafter the product must be decommissioned Methods of surface treatment Lacquered surfaces Polyester
13. 85 EC appendix VII point 3 8 3 there are specially marked wheelchair locations in vehicles that permit transport with a wheelchair facing in the opposite direction of travel If this means of travel is used the user carer must be aware while travelling prepared for sudden movements and have the capacity to maintain a safe sitting position throug hout the entire journey The user s disabilities must not be of such an extent that he she is not able to hold onto the handles fitted in the vehicle when there are changes of speed or direction If possible the wheelchair should be placed in the boot e If the wheelchair is placed in the back seat make sure it can not overturn or roll If possible secure the wheelchair with the car s safety belt e The parking brake must be used e The anti tips must be lowered e Accessories parts that can be removed without tools shall be removed and secured A correctly adjusted head support shall be used The back support shall be level with or above the user s shoulders Cross brace must be used Rear wheels must have handrims e The parking brake must be used e The anti tips must be lowered Accessories parts that can be removed without tools shall be removed and secured A correctly adjusted head support shall be used The back support shall be level with or above the user s shoulders Positioning bel
14. Etac Twin Go cetac Manual english CE 1 General introduction tended USCS sacs sunsauidsconsarstuauiasacdsuhs a 3 Tests and Guarantees ccc ceeeeeeeeeeeeseseseeeesesseseeeeeeeeeee 3 2 Description E E EETA TAE A aaa teee 4 3 The chairs possibilities E E E E E E a ear hae ae ae eae 5 6 4 Accessories E EAE AE ATTA A E ETETE 7 8 5 Settings Rear seat NOIGM beac ccaseid snes sdateasdas ayaa aad antuawanacnes vena teh 9 Adjusting rear seat height by changing rear wheel position gad dbadec ase dae ade tads nai ya aed wend ders da tdeutaehy EEE AE 9 10 Rear Seat height table s ciiccisistannitienesdatnecaneietn 11 DRUM DIAKE 2 102 30014 suatateneaducasntnngadaneadoabhanaieteneeteecsvenietss 12 User manual ay seers potas ee nalgestou tice etnce seatateataaunecdt EET A 13 24 Symbols aNd Warnings ecceeceeeeeeteeetecteeeteeeteesteeeteeeees 14 Transportation in vehicles 0 c cece eeeeteteeeteeeeteeeneeees 15 FHV Oi EEEE EEEE sian Veena E E 16 17 Seat COMMON ssas aneha ana araa eda aa 18 19 Driving technique maneuvering 20 23 Maintenance amp Fault finding chart 24 6 Settings cont A E I E E O AEE 25 Seat depth sieaa aaae ai ea a ann 25 Seat comfort ss ssssisseissiieiieiiriiteiartinttinttrnrtenrtnnrtenrre nna 25 Front seat height ssercrsinannar anina 26 Adjusting the front seat height by using the front fork attac NME Mts a N E A Ane ae 26 Adjusting the front seat height by changing
15. ack Dartex Calf strap detachable black nylon adjustable in length 4 Accessories Padding for calf strap Heel straps black nylon adjustable length Extended foot fits onto the existing foot support from seat width 40 55 cm Positioning belt two pieces with snap lock fixing points on the wheel chair frame Seat belt with snap lock Head support mounted on bow handle adjustable in height depth and f 4 PP angle Available in several models T A Cross brace with snap lock ie a TIKS Y telescopic foldable settable height adjustable length and Anti tips sade Tilter 7 eT Cane holder two parts one of which is an elasticated section that is a D fastened around the cane N rm Spoke guard with grey or yellow print Tetra quickrelease adapter for persons with reduced hand function Tool kit paju Bags 7 ie Gloves Information is available at www etac com ZB 5 Settings Rear seat height Rear seat height can be adjusted by Changing the position of the rear wheel in the frame Changing the position of the rear wheel in the camber washer Changing the rear wheel Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Adjusting rear seat height by changing rear wheel position or rear wheel size i ee a es wheel Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the Unscrew the nut
16. and relieves pressure on the back better than a lower position Never stand on the foot supports as there is a risk of tipping Adjusting the height Loosen the knob and pull out the screw Set the height Assemble the screw and knob and tighten firmly A es 3mm User manual Driving technique maneuvering Parking dl Never park on a slope with a user in the wheelchair Transferring into out of the wheelchair Never stand on the foot supports as there is a risk of tipping I re oO d Sideways From the front iS 7 VV f Remove the arm support on the side where transfer is to L take place Lifting the wheelchair e Ensure that the vertically adjustable push handles are properly tightened e Swing non lockable leg supports in i under the seat and lift the wheelchair by the front upper part of the frame 20 User manual ine following figures show principles for propelling techniques and how to overcome obstacles like steps and curbs User up forwards This technique is recommended only for experienced wheelchair users Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated LO OF Ob Gee SS ee TC User up backwards This technique only works if there is a low kerb threshold relative to the installed height of the foot sup
17. bols appear on labels and in the user manual TIX X Securing Do not lift the chair Do not lift the chair Risk of tipping Pinch point hazard by the arm supports by the leg supports Always have the anti tips down when in motion General warnings The following should be taken into account in any use of the product EZ Bright sunlight can Do not lift the chair Risk of tipping heat up parts of the by the leg supports Always have the anti wheelchair and cause tips down when in burns motion A After adjusting seat height centre of balance or back support angle the anti tips function must always be checked User manual Transportation in vehicles Etac s wheelchairs are tested in accordance with ISO 7176 19 see Tests and guarantees section in the manual Etac recommends in the following order 1 The user transfers to a seat in the vehicle and uses the vehicle s 3 point belt while travelling The wheelchair is then placed in the boot or safely in the back seat so that it cannot overturn or roll 2 The wheelchair is secured facing forwards in the vehicle as per this manual the user uses a separate 3 point belt that is secured in the vehicle This is the way in which the wheelchair is tested and approved Securing Securement points rear must be used e Restraining device must not be put through the wheels or around the back tubes o0V 009 w NZ 3 According to directive 2001
18. d spoke guards Adjusting the distance of the handrim The distance between the wheel and the handrim can be adjusted on rear wheel C5 by adding or removing spacers 32 9 Accessories adjusting handling Assembly instructions are always provided with accessories when they are delivered from Etac Instructions are also available on our website www etac com Seat cushion and comfort wedge The cushion is cut to the required depth at the front or back edge When measuring the length ensure that the cushion is properly positioned between the back tubes with the rounded corners to the rear The cushion is a standard model and is not Z f suitable for users with sitting sores A comfort wedge is a useful accessory for the seat cushion It evens out the front edge of the seat giving even greater seat comfort Place the comfort wedge in the cushion cover s inside pocket under the cushion The arrow on the comfort wedge should be on the top side pointing forwards Arm support detachable height adjustable The arm support attachment can be fitted in 2 different in i Never use the arm supports to lift the wheel heights In position 1 the height of the arm support is chait settable between 19 and 26 cm and in position 2 standard i between 24 and 31 cm with 1 cm intervals With 24 rear wheels in pos C1 the arm sup port s sideguard does not cover the front edge of the rear wheel 1
19. e of two ply polyester The seat the screws on the rear side of the back support upholstery is fastened lengthways to the seat frame and can easily be removed from the frame by unscrewing the end caps Fold the chair and pull the upholstery upwards Wash according to the washing instructions on the product The back support upholstery is removed by loosening Rear wheel castor wheel front fork attachment Spokes Loose spokes can lead to wheel wobble should be replaced Consult a cycle dealer or your Technical Aids Centre if it is necessary to adjust the pont rovegeachnont To achieve the best operating conditions spokes the attachments should be installed at Wheel axles Clean the wheel axles from hair and dirt 90 Check also that the front forks are as necessary correctly tightened See section Seating settings Ball bearings Require no maintenance g Handrim If a handrim should be damaged in such a way that it could lead to injury it Brakes The braking effect is dependent on the air pressure inthe on the brake mechanism Check the functioning of the tyres Encrusted dirt can have a negative effect brakes once a month In the event of adjustments see point Brake adjustment Washing the frame It is important to keep the wheelchair clean both for your Clean the frame with a nonabrasive cleaning agent with own comfort and the longevity of the chair It is equipped a pH level between 5 and 9 or
20. finding chart Check and adjust the angle of the front fork attachments The wheelchair is pulling e Check that the front fork attachments are set at the same height diagonally e The user s weight is not evenly distributed in the wheelchair More strength being used on one side than the other when propelling the chair F e Rear wheel mountings are incorrectly fitted The wheelchair feels heavy to e Clean the castor axles from hair and dirt propel Too much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance e Check that the front fork attachments are not too tight The wheelchair feels heavy to e Clean the castor axles from dirt turn Too much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance Brakes not effective e Adjust the distance between brake and tyre Rear wheels loose e Adjust the length of the axle shaft Rear wheels hard to remove re e Clean and lubricate quick release with cycle oil or similar place e Adjust the length of the axle shaft The front forks are not tight enough The castor wheels wobble Check and adjust the height and angle of the front fork attachments Too much weight over the castors Adjust the centre of balance The wheelchair is hard to fold e The upholstery is too tight unfold e Clean and lubricate the cross brace under the seat The wheelchair feels awkward e Check that screws nuts and bolts are properly tightened
21. he bevelled side towards the front fork Washer D on top under the retaining nut Tighten the retaining nut until it cannot be turned any more Loosen it 1 2 1 turn The spring washer then has the correct tension It reduces the risk of the castor starting to wobble Mount the cover plug Setting the angle of the front fork attachment The correct angle setting is important D Hold the shaft in place while the lower attachment for the wheelchair s manoeuvrability screw is tightened Unscrew the lower attachment screw A about 2 turns so A of tipping Always check the setting of the ot e anti tips that the shaft C moves freely inside the sleeve Insert the Allen key in the hole B and turn until the at Q r ts ie o ele a a door tachment is 90 to the floor Always start from a position rame OCTANE Eg AE Seng eange that enables the wheel to move forward in the rotation 28 7 Settings back support Setting back support height The back support height is settable See The chairs pos Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips sibilities Loosen the screws A Pull the upholstery upwards loo sen the nuts B and set desired height Ensure that both sides are at the same height Adjusting back support angle The back support angle is infinitely settable See The chairs possibilities The angle is adjusted using the nut on the inside of the rear wheel at
22. m 17 0 kg 135 kg Weights and dimensions given are for a chair with 24 rear wheels with quick release hubs massive Twin Go tyres aluminium handrims push handles leg supports foot supports brakes arm support attachment 6 1 2 castors with medium forks The measurements given may vary by 2 Max lateral tilt Max tilt up Rea excl anti xs 3 KLOA 7 p z 6 gt 20 gt 20 Etac Sverige AB Tel 0371 58 73 00 Etac GmbH Tel 02365 98710 Box 203 Fax 0371 58 73 90 BahnhofstraBe 131 Fax 02365 986115 334 24 Anderstorp info etac se 45770 Marl info etac de Sweden www etac se Germany www etac de Etac AB export Tel 46 371 58 73 30 Etac Holland BV Tel 31 72 547 04 39 Box 203 Fax 46 371 58 73 90 Fluorietweg 16a Fax 31 72 547 13 05 334 24 Anderstorp info etac se 1812RR Alkmaar info holland etac com Sweden www etac com Nederland www etac com Etac AS Tel 815 69 469 Etac UK Limited Tel 01256 767 181 Pb 249 Fax 69 27 09 11 29 Murrell Green Business Park Fax 01256 768 887 1501 Moss hovedkontor norge etac com London Road Hook Hampshire info etacuk com Norway www etac no RG27 9GR United Kingdom www etac com Etac A S Tel 79 68 58 33 Egeskowvej 12 8700 Horsens Denmark Snug Seat Inc 12801 E Independence Boulevard P O Box 1739 Matthews NC 28106 USA Fax 75 68 58 40 info etac dk www etac dk Tel 800 336 7684 Fax 704 882 0751 Information snugseat com www etac com Etac Supply Center AB Langgatan 12 SE 334 24
23. nennn areae aia aeaaea i 35 To ch ppaiNt eranan aeaiia iiaae devs 35 MiscellanNE OU Singen eimn eaa a aA ER 35 11 Technical data Etac IWIN G as hance E A E 36 1 General Thank you for choosing a wheelchair from Etac The manual must be read thoroughly to avoid damage when handling and using the chair In this manual the User is the person sitting in the chair The Care giver is the person helping the user A This symbol appears in the manual together with text It highlights actions where the wheelchair s the user s or the care giver s safety can be put at risk This symbol appears in the manual together with text Here you will find advice and tips worth considering Intended use Etac Twin Go is a manual cross folded allround wheelchair with multiple functions and it is intended for use both outdoors and indoors The seat is adjustable in height and angle The back support is adjustable in height and angle The foot sup ports are adjustable in height angle and depth Etac Twin Go can be supplemented and adjusted if need change A large range of options and accessories are available Various types of back support and leg supports fixing points for transport in mobility service buses anti tips various types of brakes etc In the centre spread of this manual you will find a removable section that contains user information Tools Allen key Socket spanner Socket wrench Screw driver 3 4 5 6mm 8 10 1
24. pushed close to the rear wheel 30 8 Readjustments Adjusting the brake block The anti tips are settable in height and angle and adjusta ble in length After adjusting seat height centre of balance ie back support angle or back support upholstery JL the anti tips function must always be checked F 5 mm Adjusting the centre of balance The centre of balance can be adjusted by changing the rear seat height by changing rear wheel position or rear position of the rear wheels wheel size Move the axle shaft rear wheels forwards backwards Brake adjustment UN We recommend the use of anti tips Ensure that rear wheels with quick release hubs 24mm are mounted securely When the position of the rear wheels is moved forwards the wheelchair becomes more manoeuvrable but the ten dency to tip backwards increases See section Adjusting The centre of balance is also altered when the seat and or back support angle is adjusted 31 8 Readjustments Handrims The way in which the user is able to grip the handrims is Be aware that when passing through narrow influenced by the handrim s material and its distance from spaces there is a risk of getting your fingers the wheel caught There is also a risk of fingers getting caught in the spokes A Violent braking can cause mild friction burns If there is a risk of the user s fingers getting e g blisters caught in the spokes we recommen
25. s you can see all the adaptions possible on the wheelchair For more information see www etac com or contact our customer service 34 51 cm Front _ 2 40 51 cm Seat height 8 42 S 5 34 51 cm Max forward angle 2 cm lower front than back 3 Seat angle Max backward angle 6 cm higher front than back 9 Castor wheel 4 massive max user weight 100 kg 5 massive 6 5 massive Extra short two alternative wheel height positions Front fork Short three alternative wheel height positions Medium three alternative wheel height positions 20 22 Rear wheel 24 With adjustable handrim Handrims Aluminium Camber angle 2 Adjustable seat upholstery Seat Fixed seat upholstery Back support Height 40 47 5 cm Angle 0 6 Seat depth lt _ gt Functional seat depth Short frame 36 42 cm Seat depth Functional Short frame 42 48 cm Fixed upholstery Back support upholstery Adjustable upholstery incl cover 3 The chair s possibilities Push handles Bow handle Height adjustable at intervals of 2 cm Detachable Leg supports detachable swing away Normal knee angle Narrow angle only together with 4 or 5 castor Narrow angle short Arm supports Short 25 cm Long 35 cm Foot
26. se an escalator even if a care giver is available Ensure that height adjustable push handles are tightened ra aes Activate the anti tips afterwards Stairs down We always recommend using two carers for this transfer One who walks behind and holds on to the push handle and one who walks in front and holds on to the frame or in the leg supports if these are lockable Activate the anti tips afterwards Ensure that the anti tips are deactivated Never use an escalator even if a care giver is available Ensure that height adjustable push handles are tightened of Ascending descending hills Control your speed using the handrims not the brakes Avoid turning round in the middle of a hill Always drive as straight up down as possible If uncertain ask for assistance Uphill Downhill Lean forwards to correct your Lean backwards to correct your centre of balance centre of balance Ze Ze Activate the anti tips afterwards 23 User manual Maintenance Rear wheels Clean quick release axles as required Upholstery Wash see labels on each item Castors Clean castor wheel axles as required In the event of problems contact your dealer or Technical Aids Centre Chassis Clean the chassis with non abrasive detergent pH value 5 9 or with 70 disinfectant solution Rinse i R Q If necessary lubricate moving parts joints with cycle oil and dry or similar Fault
27. t must be used User manual Handling Unfolding e Push down on one side of the seat frame using the whole of the flat of the hand e Do not hold the seat frame tube while unfolding as there is a risk of pinching your fingers e Lower the foot supports Folding e If a bow handle and or cross brace is mounted they should be removed e Flip up the foot supports e Lift up the seat Rear wheel with quick release When assembling always check so that the quick release button pops out to the original position Anti tips e The anti tips can be flipped up e Ensure the locking function works properly when activa ting the anti tip e After any adjustments on your wheelchair always ensure that you check the function of the anti tips If necessary to adjust please contact your dealer or your Technical Aids Centre User manual Leg support The leg supports can be removed swung to the side if needed For lifting a wheelchair Swing in the leg sup ports under the seat or remove them and lift using the frame lower or upper part Push handles bow handle height adjustable Loosen the knobs A and press the red plastic washer B Set desired height Ensure that the push handles are locked in the correct position tighten the knobs Ensure that the knobs are properly tightened This is especially important if the chair is to be lifted with the user sitting in it Make sure the
28. tachments Loosen the nut on one of the back tubes set the desired angle and tighten the nut firmly again Repeat the procedure on the other side 13 mm Check that the angle is the same on both sides by com paring the distance between the back tube and the arm support plate Risk of tipping Always check the setting of the the anti tips Adjusting back support upholstery See section Settings seat comfort in the User manual 29 8 Readjustments Brake adjustment The brakes are infinitely settable 4 Ensure that the brake is straight in the groove and 1 Loosen the screw a couple of turns tighten the nut appr 5 Nm Test the brakes 2 Set the brake in correct position 5 Ensure the nut locks on the inside 3 The brake block should be 15 20 mm from the tyre when the brake is not applied The braking effect is dependent on the air pres sure in the tyres The brakes are parking brakes and should not be applied during use If the rear wheel is positioned in one of the forward set 1 Loosen the screw on the inside of the brake handle tings it is possible for a leg support when swung to the 2 Remove the oval plate turn it 180 the pin on the side to unlock an applied brake To avoid this the brake plate s inside must sit in the upper hole handle should be adjusted so that you attain a neutral 3 Tighten it again position In this way the brake will unlock first when the handle is
29. the position of the castor Wheelie tarri aein ies EEN 26 Adjusting the front seat height by changing the castor Wwheel front TO K serenu aian inietta E 27 Mounting the front fork sersssearcronssineniarana 28 Setting the angle of the front fork attachment 28 7 Settings back support Settings back support height 0 ccceeceeeeseeeseeeeteeeees 29 Settings back support angle cceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 29 Settings back support upholstery 0 ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 29 8 Readjustments Brake ACjUStMENt cece nerneur 30 Adjusting the brake block eccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeetseeeeeeees 31 AMMOS heegste liesen iranano 31 Adjusting the centre of balance 0 ccceeeeeseeeeeeeeees 31 HANGIN w2etscexsenevinwcetvacs Crstastee dupncasttenmavetdaphcantanewerendsenee 32 Adjusting the distance of the handrim 0ee 32 9 Accessories adjusting handling Seat cushion and comfort Wede c cceeeeeeteeeeteeeees 33 Arm support detachable height adjustable 33 Positioning belt cccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeesseeeneeenaees 34 Head SUPPOSE s ccnsestacensnsssensinnanecsancanecdanctinecsascqecessscenecanect 34 10 Service and maintenance UONOIS CEY ueia e R EEEE ant e AEE EA AEREE EAR EEN 35 Rear wheel castor wheel front fork attachment 35 Brak eSa sieer E a E aE E E A eenesteus 35 Washing the fane seicsiina
30. with a 70 disinfectant with drainage holes which ensure that it is easy to wash solution Rinse and dry and dry Touch up paint Touch up paint is available for minor scratches and chips in all the frame colours available for wheelchairs Miscellaneous If there is a fault in your wheelchair you should contact held responsible for damage or injury caused by use of your dealer or Technical Aids Centre Defective wheel non original parts chairs should not be used If your chair needs reconditioning or repair only original i When necessary lubricate moving parts joints parts from Etac or components with equal quality as with bievele oil ar similak specified in diagrams should be used Etac will not be 35 11 Technical data Seat depth Item no WEN Seat height Seat height Back support Transport ipa ai Cheii Twin Go jotain rear front iam berig height width Weight user weight support tube 35 cm kort 13220101 56 0 cm 34 51 cm 34 51 cm 36 42 cm 40 47 5 cm 32cm 16 3 kg 135 kg 37 5 cm kort 13220103 58 5 34 51 34 51 36 42 40 47 5 32 cm 16 4 kg 135 kg 40 cm kort 13220105 61 0 34 51 34 51 36 42 40 47 5 32 cm 16 5 kg 135 kg 42 5 cm kort 13220107 63 5 34 51 34 51 36 42 40 47 5 32 cm 16 6 kg 135 kg 45 cm kort 13220109 66 0 34 51 34 51 36 42 40 47 5 32 cm 16 8 kg 135 kg 50 cm kort 13220113 71 0 34 51 34 51 36 42 40 47 5 32 c
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