Drive Enigma steel Wheelchair Bedienungsanleitung

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Port Washington, N w York NY 11050

Made in China

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contents

1. Contents

2. Introduction

3. Parts Description

4. Brake Operation

5. Leg Rest Adjustment

6. Folding Back Mechanism

7. Quick Release Components

8. Using the Stepper Tube

9. Disassembly and Folding

10. Tyre Pressure & Inflation

11. Powerpack Installation

12. Elevating Leg Rest

13. Specification

14. Warranty & Spare Parts

introduction

The Enigma lightweight steel wheelchair is designed for use indoors and

outdoors, but should not be used on rough terrain. The wheelchair is

designed for a single user of up to 115kg (18 stone) or 135kg (21 stone).

Models with either 24” self propel wheels or 12½” transit wheels are

available.

The wheelchair can be moved in all directions, and is manually propelled by

the wheelchair user and/or a carer, depending upon the model of

wheelchair in use.

parts description

BRAKE

FRONT

CASTOR

24" REAR

WHEEL*

QUICK

RELEASE PIN

PUSH

HANDLES

HALF FOLD

BACK

ARM REST

LEG

RESTS

LIFTING

STRAP

STEPPER

TUBE

Steel wheelchairs come with

either 24” rear wheels (for a user

to self-propel or attendant to

push) or 12½” rear transit wheels

(for an attendant to propel).

Some transit models have

attendant operated cable brakes

and fixed wheel axle (no quick

release pin)

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brake operation

BRAKE

Parking Brakes

To apply the parking brakes, push the handle on

the brake unit until locked in place (see

diagram). To release the brake, push the handle

in the opposite direction

leg rest adjustment

For optimum comfort it is important to attain

the correct leg position. The footrests have

been designed so that they can be extended

into a number of fixed positions. To do this,

release the bolt using the spanner (see

diagram) and turning clockwise (1). Then adjust

the footplate to lengthen or shorten the legrest

(2). Finally, tighten the bolt by using the spanner

and turning anticlockwise (3).

Note: Always ensure the bolt is sufficiently

tightened after adjustment.

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folding back mechanism

On certain models the backrest

has an in-built half folding back.

This is designed so that the

wheelchair will fit into small

spaces by reducing the push

handle height.

To operate the half-fold mechanism see

the diagram left & description below:

Push the black paddle (1) towards the

back post with your thumb whilst pulling

the handle (2) down. Repeat this

operation for the other handle.

To put the backrest back into position,

lift both handles together and the

folding mechanism will lock back

automatically. Do not push down on the

handles to raise the front of the

wheelchair, as this could result in

damage to the wheelchair. Use the

stepper tube as described in part 8.

quick release components

The wheelchair comes with a number of components which can be easily

removed without tools for storage or carrying. For all parts in this section

see the relevant description and diagram:

A. Armrests

Remove the armrest by pushing in the button

on armrest (1) tubing whilst lifting the armrest

up (2).

Due to the detachable nature of the armrests,

do not lift the wheelchair by the armrests.

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B. Rear wheels (self propel only)

Some models feature quick release rear

wheels. With one hand holding up the

wheelchair frame, the other hand should

grip the centre of the wheel, push the

centre pin inwards (1) & in the same

movement pull the wheel hub away from

the wheel (2).

To put the wheels back the procedure

should be reversed. Check that the wheel

is securely fastened before use by pulling

the wheel and ensuring there is no

sideways movement.

C. Leg Rests

To remove the leg rest, press the chrome

lever on the leg rest whilst swinging the leg

rest out. This will now allow the leg rest to

be lifted up and removed. To attach the leg

rest, place the leg rest on the two receiver

posts on the wheelchair frame (1). Then

swing the leg rest inwards until it locks in

position (2).

Ensure that the leg rest is securely locked

in position before use.

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using the stepper tube

Use the stepper tube to raise the front castors (when mounting a kerb for

example). To use, push down on the stepper tube with a foot. Do not raise the

front castors by pushing down on the push handles as this could result in

damage to the wheelchair.

To mount a kerb. 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 a kerb. 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.

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.

disassembly and folding

Before folding, remove any quick release components if required. The Enigma

wheelchair has been designed with an easy fold mechanism. To fold the

wheelchair, ensure that the leg rests are removed, or in the forward position

with plastic footplates flipped up. Holding the front and rear edge of the seat

sling, pull the seat in an upward motion. The wheelchair will naturally fold up.

Alternatively pull up on the two lift up straps on the seat canvas. Use the

folding back mechanism if required.

We recommend that the wheelchair is carried by the two lift up straps. 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.

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IMPORTANT: The wheelchair has not been tested as a seat in a motor

vehicle. Users should always transfer to the vehicle’s seat and the wheelchair

should be safely stowed away.

tyre pressure and inflation

This Enigma self propel wheelchair comes complete with pneumatic tyres. The

tyres should be inflated with a manually operated pump and use a standard

car tyre air valve (Schrader valve).

Note that under no circumstances should a powered or compressed air

pump be used. The tyre pressure should be tailored for optimum user

comfort and wheelchair ease of use. We recommend a tyre pressure of

35psi (2.5bar) for comfort. However, do not exceed the maximum pressure

stated on the side wall of the tyre. This may differ slightly between tyres,

but is typically:

55psi (3.8bar) for 24” self propel wheels

40psi (2.8bar) for 12½” transit wheels

Always refer to the maximum pressure stated on the tyre

The Enigma transit wheelchair comes with puncture proof solid tyres which

do not require inflating.

powerpack installation

This wheelchair is suitable for some retrofit

powerpacks, such as the PowerStroll. A suggested

configuration is shown left.

Note this is a suggestion, and the mounting

position will need adapting to be suitable for the

user and the powerpack used. For more

information about the PowerStroll contact your

Drive Medical dealer or visit

www.drivemedical.co.uk for more details.

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elevating leg rest

Elevating leg rests are optional with this wheelchair.

To use the steel elevating leg rest:

To raise the angle of the leg rest, pull the footplate up and then

release to secure in position.

To reduce the angle of the leg rest, pull the lever on the leg rest,

and let the footplate drop. To prevent the risk of injury, only do

this when the user is not using the leg rest.

The calf pad is also adjustable.

Clean the leg rest if necessary, using water and soap or mild

detergent

WARNING. Altering the leg rest will affect the stability of the

wheelchair. Always ensure that the wheelchair and user are stable

before use. Never stand on the footplates as this could result in

injury.

specification

18” Wheelchair

Self Propel (SSP18)

Transit (STS18)

Overall dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

107cm x 63cm x 95cm

42” x 25” x 37.5”

97cm x 63cm x 95cm

38” x 25” x 37.5”

Folded dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

Seat dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

40cm x 45cm x 48cm

16” x 18” x 19”

40cm x 45cm x 48cm

16” x 18” x 19”

Total weight

17.5kg (39lb)

15.5kg (34lb)

Carry weight

9.5kg (21lb)

11.5kg (25lb)

Maximum user weight

18 stone (115kg)

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18” Basic Wheelchair

Self Propel (SSP18E)

Transit (STS18E)

Overall dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

107cm x 63cm x 95cm

42” x 25” x 37.5”

97cm x 63cm x 95cm

38” x 25” x 37.5”

Folded dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

Seat dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

40cm x 45cm x 48cm

16” x 18” x 19”

40cm x 45cm x 48cm

16” x 18” x 19”

Total weight

19kg (42lb)

17kg (37lb)

Carry weight

15kg (33lb)

13kg (29lb)

Maximum user weight

21 stone (135kg)

16” Wheelchair

Self Propel (SSP16)

Transit (STS16)

Overall dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

107cm x 58cm x 95cm

42” x 23” x 37.5”

97cm x 58cm x 95cm

38” x 23” x 37.5”

Folded dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

Seat dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

40cm x 40cm x 48cm

16” x 16” x 19”

40cm x 40cm x 48cm

16” x 16” x 19”

Total weight

17.5kg (39lb)

15.5kg (34lb)

Carry weight

9.5kg (21lb)

11.5kg (25lb)

Maximum user weight

18 stone (115kg)

22” Wheelchair

Self Propel (SSP22)

Transit (STS22)

Overall dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

107cm x 68cm x 95cm

42” x 29” x 37.5”

97cm x 68cm x 95cm

38” x 29” x 37.5”

Folded dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

65cm x 32cm x 74cm

25.5” x 12.5” x 29”

Seat dimensions

L x W x H (cm / in)

40cm x 55cm x 48cm

16” x 22” x 19”

40cm x 55cm x 48cm

16” x 22” x 19”

Total weight

20kg (44lb)

18kg (40lb)

Carry weight

12kg (26lb)

14kg (31lb)

Maximum user weight

21 stone (135kg)

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warranty

Your Drive branded product is warranted to be free of defects in

materials and workmanship for one year from date of purchase. This

device was built to exacting standards and carefully inspected prior to

shipment. This warranty is an expression of our confidence in the

materials and workmanship of our products and our assurance to the

customer.

In the event of a defect covered by this warranty, we will at our option

supply parts or replace the device. This warranty does not cover device

failure due to owner misuse or negligence, or normal wear and tear. The

warranty does not extend to non-durable components, such as rubber

accessories, castors and grips, which are subject to normal wear and need

periodic replacement.

If you have any queries or require full warranty conditions, please contact

your Drive stockist.

Drive Germany:

Drive Medical GmbH & Co. KG

Leutkircher Straße 44

D-88316 Isny/Allgäu (Germany)

Web www.drivemedical.de

Drive UK:

Drive Medical Limited

Ainley’s Industrial Estate, Elland.

UK WEST YORKSHIRE HX5 9JP

Web www.drivemedical.co.uk

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