Mobiclinic TEATRO Manual De Instrucciones página 2

ENGLISH: INSTRUCTION MANUAL
TEATRO, TORRE, PALACIO, MUSEO, CATEDRAL, PARTENÓN,
ALCAZABA
This wheelchair is designed for frequent or occasional use by a
single occupant weighing up to 100 kg and can be used
indoors and outdoors. The wheelchair can be manually moved
forwards and backwards.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Folding and unfolding the wheelchair: To unfold the
wheelchair, open the frame by pulling the armrests, then press
down on the side tubes until you are sure that the wheelchair is
fully unfolded. Before folding the wheelchair, completely
remove the footrests or make sure that they are fixed and in an
upright position. To fold the wheelchair, only lift the centre edge
of the seat upholstery.
Locking the wheels: Push the brakes forward until they
engage in the locked position. Do not attempt to sit down or
stand up without first activating the brakes. Always activate
both brakes simultaneously.
Adjusting the length of the footrest: The position of the
footrest (standard-flat or raised) can be adjusted to suit the
length of the user's legs. The footrest must be adjusted to
support the weight of the user's feet and lower legs in a position
to support the weight of the thighs, the lower edge of the
footrest must be at least 7 cm above the ground to allow
sufficient clearance when negotiating ramps or slopes. To do
this, loosen the adjusting screw with a spanner and fold the
foot plates inwards or outwards to achieve the desired position.
Then tighten the screw carefully.
Using the rear support pedals and brakes: Use one of the
rear support pedals to raise the front wheels, e.g. when
climbing a kerb. To do this, push down on the rear support
pedals with one foot.
Climbing a kerb: Approach the kerb facing the kerb. The
caregiver should use the rear support pedals to raise the front
wheels and lower them onto the kerb once the kerb has been
raised. Finally, the caregiver should push the wheelchair
forward, raising it slightly to raise the kerb if necessary.
Lowering a kerb: Place the front wheels in front of the kerb
edge. The caregiver should use the support pedals to raise the
front wheels and tilt the occupant back slightly. While keeping
the wheels up, carefully lower the wheelchair off the kerb.
Warning: When lowering a kerb, the front wheels should be
raised to prevent the occupant from falling off. These are
recommendations only and may not be suitable for all cases.
MAINTENANCE
The user or caregiver should check the safety of the
wheelchair at regular intervals.
1. Check the handgrips and non-slip rubbers and ensure that
they are solid and secure.
2. For a correct fit, check the locking and locking devices.
asegúrese de que las ruedas grandes quedas bloqueadas
cuando estén activados.
3. Check all bolts, nuts and joints to ensure that they remain
sound.
4. If the wheelchair is fitted with tyres, check that the tyre
pressure is correct.
5. Check that the adjusted length of the footrest is correct.
6. Check the rear wheel axle and front fork before using the
wheelchair.
7. Check and ensure that all parts are tight and securely locked
before using the wheelchair.
NOTICE
Notice to the user and/or patient: Any serious incident that has
occurred in relation to the product should be reported to the
manufacturer and to the competent authority of the Member
State in which the user and/or patient is established.
INDICATIONS
-It is designed for the elderly, the patient, the frail and the
disabled, as a mobile chair.
- Weight capacity 100 kg.
TIPS AND PRECAUTIONS
- Do not drive on a bumpy road. Avoid hitting the wheelchair
against obstacles.
- When driving the wheelchair on sloping terrain, the user must
wear the seat belt. When driving downhill with an angle of
inclination of more than 5 degrees, the accompanying person
should turn the wheelchair face upwards and drive the
wheelchair downhill slowly and carefully. Do not drive the
wheelchair downhill with the user upside down or it will cause
the wheelchair to tip over and injure the user.
- Do not drop the wheelchair by its own force of inertia onto a
step, it may damage the frame or wheels.
- Do not go up or down stairs without the help of an assistant.
Do not lift the wheelchair with the user seated in it, otherwise
you will damage the wheelchair and cause injury to the user.
- Do not lean your body out of the wheelchair to prevent the
wheelchair from tipping over.
- Do not drive the wheelchair on escalators.
- Do not step on the footrest when getting in and out of the
wheelchair. Do not stand on the footrest. Otherwise it could tip
over.
- Do not tilt the wheelchair or change direction suddenly. Do
not brake the wheelchair suddenly.
-The parking brake is only for parking the wheelchair. Do not
use it to slow down the wheelchair or to brake the wheelchair in
motion.
- Do not force the chassis or push handle to fold the
wheelchair. To fold the wheelchair, lift the seat of the
wheelchair from the centre.