Everest & Jennings Traveler HD Manuel du propriétaire

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Page 1 - OWNER'S

OWNER'SMANUALIMPORTANT: Read this booklet before operating your wheelchairWheelchairsA Graham-Field Brand

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FRONT RIGGINGWARNING: Lowest part of the footrest should not be less than2 1/2" from the ground to permit proper clearance.Never stand on footpla

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMPANION/TRANSPORT CHAIR WHEEL LOCK ADJUSTMENTTwo wheel locks are located on the Companion/Transport chair; one on each ofthe fixed rear wheels. To e

Page 4 - INTRODUCTION

SAFETY AND HANDLING GUIDESTABILITY AND BALANCEProper balance is the key to maintaining stability of your wheelchair. Yourwheelchair has been designed

Page 5 - BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

11 Reaching/Bending Forward or Sideward:(1) Maneuver the wheelchair as close aspossible to the object you wish to reach.(2) Rotate both front casters

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TRANSFER ACTIVITIESWARNING: Before attempting a transfer, always engage both wheel locks.Check tire pressure of pneumatic tires (if so equipped)weekly

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13TILTINGWARNING: Do not tilt the wheelchair backward past its balance point asit can be dangerous and may result in injuries. DO NOTattempt to tilt y

Page 8 - CHAIR NOMENCLATURE

RAMPS AND INCLINESWARNING: DO NOT attempt inclines or declines without anti-tippersinstalled.DO NOT attempt any incline or decline of more than six de

Page 9 - GENERAL OPERATING GUIDELINES

under control at all times. Descent shouldbe made slowly and safely by grasping thehandrims; however, use care as frictionheat will be generated.NOTE:

Page 10 - LEGREST ANGLE ADJUSTMENTS

Going Up (Method 1): When approaching a curb,the attendant should ensure the hand grips aresecurely fastened and do not turn or slip off. Tilt thewhee

Page 11 - ADJUSTING RECLINING BACK

STEPS AND STAIRWAYSWARNING: Wheelchairs are specifically prohibited on escalators. It isextremely dangerous and should never be attempted.Due to the m

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wheelchair forward so the casters enter the car.Tilt the wheelchair away from the back of thefront seat, then lower the casters to thefloorboard. Slow

Page 14 - TRANSFER ACTIVITIES

NOTE: Everest & Jennings recommends that you have a qualifiedEverest & Jennings dealer perform a six month maintenancecheck as the dealer may

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Casters Check the caster stems and forks for proper rotation at leastevery three months. Be sure the stem is firmlyattached to the fork and that the

Page 16 - RAMPS AND INCLINES

Handgrips (push handles) Be sure they are tight and securely fastened.Handrims Inspect for rough or sharp edges. Ensure that all hardware isprope

Page 17 - CURBS, STEPS, AND STAIRWAYS

and installed through the metal reinforcing strips. Check for excessive slack.If tautness is not constant from top to bottom, replace upholstery.Wheel

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23CONSUMER MAINTENANCE SCHEDULEWARNING: Unauthorized modification or the use of non-Everest &Jennings replacement parts could change the structure

Page 19 - TRANSPORTING A WHEELCHAIR

TROUBLESHOOTINGContinual use of your wheelchair necessitates maintenance. The followingtroubleshooting guide lists several common problems that may oc

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MAINTENANCE GUIDEOverall Operation/General CareWheelchair opens and closes with ease ...✓✓Wheelchair rolls strai

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MAINTENANCE GUIDEHandrimsInspect for rough or sharp edges; inspect all hardware ...✓✓Seat Rail GuidesMake sure all required guides are p

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LIMITED WARRANTYThis warranty has been drafted to comply with the U.S. Federal Law applicable to productsmanufactured after July 4, 1975. This warrant

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION ... 2BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...

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LIMITED WARRANTYThe warranty period for the consumer commences on the first date a product is delivered toconsumer by seller/dealer. If the product is

Page 26 - TROUBLESHOOTING

2935 Northeast Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30360 • Tel: 800-347-5678 A Graham-Field BrandP/N 90075622 Revision F©Graham-Field Health ProductsJune 2

Page 27 - MAINTENANCE GUIDE

INTRODUCTIONREAD BEFORE OPERATING YOUR WHEELCHAIRImportant safety, operating and maintenance instructions are containedin this Owner’s Manual. Read it

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BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONSSafety requires the constant attention of the wheelchair user and the attendant.It is extremely important to learn and always

Page 29 - LIMITED WARRANTY

WARNINGS: (continued) During descent, the lowest part of the footrest should be no closer to theground than 2-1/2" to permit proper clearance at

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STANDARD WHEELCHAIR NOMENCLATURE5CROSSBRACEw/SERIAL NUMBERHANDGRIPARMPADPOSITIONINGSTRAP(If applicable)ARMSEATUPHOLSTERYFOOTPLATECASTERWHEELLOCKREAR W

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6COMPANION/TRANSPORTCHAIR NOMENCLATUREPOSITIONING STRAP( if applicable )CASTERHOUSINGCASTERFORKREAR FIXEDWHEELWHEELLOCKFOLDDOWN BACKMECHANISMHANDGRIPC

Page 32 - A Graham-Field Brand

7GENERAL OPERATING GUIDELINESOPENING AND FOLDING THE WHEELCHAIRTo Open: Slightly tilt wheelchair to one sideand push down on seat rails. (WARNING: DON

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