Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare CS1142SPMAG Bedienungsanleitung

S1 Steel Wheelchair

(CS1142SPMAG, CS1142T)

Instructions for use

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introduction

The S1 steel wheelchairs are intended to assist the transport of users

with mobility diculties. These wheelchairs are designed for occasional

or frequent use, and can be used indoors and outdoors, but should not

be used on rough terrain. Over-loading the wheelchairs is the only

known contraindication, although others may be speciﬁc to an individual

or care environment.

The wheelchair can be manually moved forward and in reverse. The

wheelchair is available as either a transit model, or a mag wheel self

propel model to be operated by the wheelchair user. The wheelchair

has a steel frame which can support users of up to 115 kg (18 stone).

parts description

SIDE

PANEL

FOOT

REST

FRONT

CASTOR

HEEL

STRAP

CALF

STRAP

REAR

TRANSIT

WHEEL

PUSH

HANDLE

BACKREST ARM REST

SELF PROPEL

MAG WHEEL

PARKING

BRAKE

STEPPER

TUBE

Self Propel model

18” (CS1142SPMAG)

Transit model

18” (CS1142T)

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symbolspreparing for use

These instructions should be read carefully before using the wheelchair.

This product does not have a service manual. The only parts for user

assembly are the footrests.

A risk assessment must also be performed to assess suitability of the device

for the user. This assessment should include, but not be limited to:

• Small adults (and children)

• Users (and attendants) who lack capacity

• Very active occupants

• Unauthorised access to the wheelchair

Independent users and attendants are responsible for determining that they

are both mentally and physically capable of using the wheelchair with

minimal risk of harm.

Maximum occupant mass

Exceeding the maximum occupant mass marked on your device can damage

the product and put users at risk of harm.

Remove all packaging and stand the wheelchair on the ground. Separate the

arm rests to open the wheelchair, then push down ﬁrmly. Once the seat is

secure, the backrest is upright and the footrests are attached (see overleaf),

the wheelchair is ready for use.

Warning

This wheelchair must not be used as a seat in a motor vehicle.

Users should always transfer to the vehicle's seat and the

wheelchair should be safely stowed away.

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footrest adjustment

To ﬁt the footrests, place each

footrest on the two receiver

posts on the frame. Then swing

the footrest inwards until it locks

in position.

To remove, press the chrome

lever whilst swinging the

footrest out (as shown right).

For optimum comfort it is

important to attain the correct

leg position.

To adjust the height of the

footrests, press the brass

push buttons (right) and adjust

the footplates to the desired height. Release

the buttons and keep adjusting the footplate

until it locks in position with an audible click.

Adjusting

the footrest

Common misuse

Do not stand on the footrests. Overloading can damage the

product and cause harm to the occupant.

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brake operation

Parking Brakes

To apply the parking brakes, push the handle

on the brake unit until locked in place. To

release the brake, push the handle in the

opposite direction. The brakes should always

be applied when the wheelchair is stationary.

Note: The brake on your wheelchair model

may be visually dierent from that shown.

Operating

parking

brakes

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transfer and use

Before using the wheelchair, read the safety notices below;

• Do not exceed the 10º maximum gradient. Use slow speeds

and do not reverse down a gradient.

• Do not use on escalators.

• The wheelchair is only suitable for single occupancy.

• Keep your feet on the footrests when moving. Do not stand on

the footrests.

• Ensure that ﬁngers and objects do not get caught in the wheel

spokes or any other moving parts during use and assembly.

• Maintain proper balance at all times. Users should not move

their centre of gravity out of the seating area.

• Do not reach for items further than your arm’s length.

• Parking brakes should always be applied when transferring.

• Be aware of hazards in your environment, such as narrow

doorways, steps, household appliances, children’s toys, etc.

• A risk assessment must be performed by a competent person

to ensure the wheelchair is suitable for the user. We

recommend you consult a healthcare professional before using

any assistive medical devices.

• Keep away from heating and ignition sources which may raise

surface temperatures or cause a ﬁre.

Transfer: When transferring in and out of the seat, move the seats as

close as possible to each other. Parking brakes should always be engaged

during transfer and attendants should fold away footrests. If users need to be

lifted out of a seat, attendants are responsible for being suitably trained and

competent to lift occupants with minimal risk of harm. Good health and safety

practice must always be used.

Propelling: Attendants should push from behind using the handgrips, and

following the safety advice above. Wheelchairs with transit wheels can only be

propelled by attendants. Models with self propel wheels can also be propelled

by wheelchair users, pushing the handrims on the rear wheels. To slow down,

apply reverse pressure to the push handles or handrims.

When stationary, the brakes should always be applied.

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steep terrain, kerbs and steps

Steep terrain: These wheelchairs are not designed for use on gradients

beyond 10°. When on a slope, avoid swerving or sudden changes in movement.

Over kerbs: Attendants push down on the stepper tube with a foot to raise

the front castors (when mounting a kerb for example).

To mount, approach the kerb head-on. Then the attendant uses the stepper

tube to raise the front castors, and lowers the front castors on the raised kerb.

Finally the attendant should push the wheelchair forward, lifting it up slightly to

mount the kerb if required.

To go down, line up the front castors with the edge of the kerb. The attendant

uses the stepper tube to raise the front castors and tip the user slightly back.

Keeping the castors raised, slowly lower the wheelchair down the kerb.

using a wheelchair belt

Belts are often used to restrain wheelchair occupants during normal use.

However, belts are not necessary parts of this device. Any belts used should

be adjusted to suit each user. When fastened, they should be tight without

causing discomfort or undue pressure. Belts may not be suitable for all users.

Seek professional medical advice before using a wheelchair belt.

Common misuse

Do not lean or push down on the push handles, as this can

damage the wheelchair.

Warning

When going down a kerb, the front castors must be raised to

prevent the user from falling out. The above are only

recommendations and may not be suitable for all events.

Multiple steps: The wheelchair is not designed to mount staircases, so may

require carrying if no elevators or ramps are available. Attendants are

responsible for being suitably trained and competent to lift the wheelchair with

minimal risk of harm. Do not carry using the handles or any removable sections.

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folding and storage

This wheelchair is easily foldable to minimise storage space required. The

foot rests may be either be folded up and swung outwards, or removed by

following the steps in footrest adjustment.

Once the footrests have been moved, fold the wheelchair by grabbing the

centre of the front and rear edges of the seat sling. Pull upwards on the seat

canvas and the wheelchair should naturally fold.

Please note though that the wheelchair may be too heavy for some users to

lift. Also be sure to adopt the latest health and safety recommendations when

lifting the wheelchair.

Note: The wheelchair may be folded and stored in a motor vehicle.

The wheelchair should be stored in a dry environment, away from direct

sunlight. If wheels are attached, store with the parking brakes on.

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care and maintenance

Do not use a damaged or badly worn wheelchair. Users should routinely check for

any malfunctions or changes in performance. Contact Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare

Ltd or your provider to replace damaged or worn parts.

• Brakes and tyres should be checked before each use, and at least once a month.

Slightly loosen and tighten the lock nut on the axle to correct any side play.

• The wheelchair should be kept dust free and cleaned at least once a week.

Upholstery and tyres can be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild soap solution.

Avoid neat bleach or abrasive surface cleaners. Leave to fully dry before reuse.

Metal parts should also be polished once a month with an auto wax. Replace

worn or torn upholstery promptly, as it may not support your body weight.

• Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd recommend that an approved service engineer

maintains the wheelchair annually, and these items should be repaired,

replaced, adjusted and/or lubricated if required:

•When the product has reached the end of its useful life, follow local recycling

and disposal policies.

• Tyres and castors

• Wheel bearings

•

Brakes

•

Footrest locking mechanism

Seat upholstery

•

Back upholstery

•

Arm pads

•

Rear wheel quick release pin

•

Back posts

Wheelchair folding mechanism

powerpack installation

This wheelchair is suitable for some retroﬁt

powerpacks, which allow the device to be

controlled electronically. (See Powerpack

example image.)

Powerpacks are not required to use the

wheelchair. The mounting position will need

adapting to be suitable for both the user and the

powerpack used. Any installed powerpack must

be used in line with the manufacturer’s instructions

for use.

For more information about powerpacks, contact

Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd or your local dealer.

Powerpack

example

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speciﬁcation

Model Self Propel

(CS1142SPMAG)

Transit

(CS1142T)

Maximum occupant mass 115 kg 115 kg

Overall length with footrest 106 cm 88 cm

Overall width 61 cm 60 cm

Folded width 26 cm 26 cm

Total mass 18 kg 15 kg

Static stability 10° 10°

40 cm 40 cm

45 cm 45 cm

Seat surface height at front edge 50 cm 50 cm

Overall height 90 cm 91 cm

Rear wheel diameter 24” 12½”

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