Meyra 9.500 Manual de usuario

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OPERATING MANUAL

ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR

Model 9.500 from 2012-08

Contents

Introduction .................................................................................................. 5

Indications..................................................................................................... 6

Acceptance .................................................................................................... 6

Adjustment ................................................................................................... 6

Speciﬁcations................................................................................................ 7

Use ................................................................................................................. 7

Life span ........................................................................................................ 7

Information for the specialist dealer ..................................................................8

Programming the driving behaviour.............................................................8

Overview ....................................................................................................... 9

Model: 9.500 .........................................................................................................9

Driving behaviour ...................................................................................... 10

Handling the electric wheelchair.............................................................. 10

Securing the electric wheelchair .......................................................................10

Functional checks ...............................................................................................10

Brakes .......................................................................................................... 11

Operating brake.................................................................................................11

Braking the wheelchair ................................................................................11

Parking brake .....................................................................................................11

Releasing / Locking the brakes.....................................................................11

Drive-/push mode ...............................................................................................12

Selecting the push mode..............................................................................12

Selecting the motor mode ...........................................................................12

Pre-operation checks.................................................................................. 13

Charging procedure ...........................................................................................13

Operating module ...................................................................................... 14

Function description...........................................................................................14

Positioning the operating module....................................................................14

Horizontal adjustment..................................................................................14

Vertical adjustment.......................................................................................14

Removing the operating module ................................................................14

Inserting the operating module ..................................................................14

Turning the operating module to the side .................................................15

Arm supports .............................................................................................. 16

Removing the arm support ..........................................................................16

Inserting the arm support ............................................................................16

Adjusting the seat width.......................................................................... 16

Back support ............................................................................................... 17

Removing the back support .........................................................................17

Inserting the back support ...........................................................................17

Adjustable back ..................................................................................................18

Removing the back support upholstery......................................................18

Placing the back support upholstery...........................................................18

Adjusting the angle of the back support .........................................................19

Seat .............................................................................................................. 20

Seat cushion...................................................................................................20

Unhooking the sear belt...............................................................................20

Inserting the seat ..........................................................................................20

Leg supports ............................................................................................... 21

Calf belt...............................................................................................................21

Removing the calf belt .................................................................................21

Attaching the calf belt..................................................................................21

Length adjustment of the calf belt..............................................................21

Lower leg support ..............................................................................................22

Footplates ......................................................................................................22

Leg support upper part......................................................................................23

Turning the leg supports to the side ..........................................................23

Swivelling in the leg supports......................................................................24

Removing the leg supports ..........................................................................25

Attaching the leg supports ..........................................................................25

Mechanically height-adjustable leg supports ..................................................26

Lifting/lowering the leg support .................................................................26

Stick-in support castors ............................................................................. 27

Inserting / pulling out the insertable support castors................................27

Inserting the support castors .......................................................................27

Retaining strap ........................................................................................... 28

Walking aid holder ..................................................................................... 28

Lighting ....................................................................................................... 28

Folding/Unfolding....................................................................................... 29

Folding the electric wheelchair....................................................................29

Unfolding the electric wheelchair ...............................................................31

Loading and transportation ...................................................................... 33

Loading ...............................................................................................................33

Transport in vehicles .....................................................................................33

Transport security ...............................................................................................34

Transport of people inside a motor vehicle .....................................................34

Maintenance ............................................................................................... 35

Maintenance.......................................................................................................35

Maintenance schedule..................................................................................36

Fuses ....................................................................................................................38

Replacing the fuses .......................................................................................38

Tyre damage on pneumatic tyres......................................................................38

Lighting ...............................................................................................................39

Headlights......................................................................................................39

Fault correction ..................................................................................................40

Technical data ............................................................................................. 41

Kilometric performance.....................................................................................41

Hill climbing ability .......................................................................................41

Model 9.500 ........................................................................................................42

Meaning of the labels on the electric wheelchair...........................................45

Meaning of the symbols on the type plate......................................................46

Inspection certiﬁcate ................................................................................. 47

Notes............................................................................................................ 48

Warranty / Guarantee................................................................................. 50

Warrantee / Guarantee section.........................................................................51

Inspection certiﬁcate for transfer .....................................................................51

INTRODUCTION

We thank you for the conﬁdence you

have placed in our company by choos-

ing an electric wheelchair from this

series.

The model of your selection, fulﬁls

the wish for mobility and more inde-

pendence by way of a new styling of

the proven MEYRA technology.

Like any other vehicle, an electric

wheelchair is a technical aid. It is sub-

ject to explanations, requires regular

care and can cause danger when used

improperly. The correct handling must

therefore be learned. This operating

manual is to help you get accustomed

to the handling of the electric wheel-

chair as well as to prevent accidents.

☞Note:

Please note that the illustrated

equipment variants can deviate

from your model.

– Therefore also chapters with op-

tions are listed that might not ap-

ply to your personal electric wheel-

chair.

Attention:

Read and observe the following

documentation belonging to the

electric wheelchair before ﬁrst use:

– this operating manual,

– the operating manual < Operating

module >,

– the safety and general handling in-

structions < Electronic vehicles >.

☞Note:

Children and juveniles should read

the documentation belonging to

the electric wheelchair together

with their parents respectively a

supervisor or accompanying per-

son before ﬁrst use.

For users with visual impairments the

PDF-ﬁles of the above mentioned doc-

uments can be accessed on our web-

site < www.meyra.com >.

☞Contact your specialist dealer

when required.

Alternatively users with visual impair-

ments can have the documentation

read out by a helper.

INDICATIONS

If the following indications occur we

recommend the application of this

mobility product:

☞Walking disability resp. extremely

limited walking ability as part of

the basic need to move around in

your own home.

☞The need to be able to leave home

for a short walk in fresh air or in or-

der to reach the places, commonly

in the perimeter of the home, re-

quired to fulﬁl basic needs.

ACCEPTANCE

All products are checked for faults

in the factory and packed in special

boxes.

☞Note:

Immediately after receipt, we

would nevertheless like to ask you

to check your electric wheelchair

for damages that might have oc-

curred during transport - best

while the person bringing the ve-

hicle is still available.

☞Note:

The packaging of the electric

wheelchair should be stored for a

further transport that might be-

come necessary.

ADJUSTMENT

☞Note:

The ﬁrst adjustment of the electric

wheelchair to the user as well as

the required handling introduc-

tion is carried out by educated per-

sonnel.

The electric wheelchair is handed over

to the user in an operationally ready

state under observance of all relevant

safety regulations and adjusted to the

individual requirements.

☞Note:

Existing manual adjustments are to

be adjusted for the drive mode in

such a fashion that a secure han-

dling of the electric wheelchair is

warranted.

Attention:

Always have retrospective adapta-

tion and adjustment work carried

out by a specialist dealer.

☞Note:

☞We recommend a regular control

if the wheelchair adjustment in or-

der to ensure a long-term optimal

provision even with changing ill-

ness/handicap patterns of the user.

☞Especially for children and juve-

niles an adjustment every 6 months

is recommendable.

SPECIFICATIONS

The electric wheelchair is an environ-

ment-friendly electronic vehicle. It

was developed to extend the mobility

of persons with health-related or age-

related restrictions.

☞The model has been assigned the

'Use Class B' as per the EN12184

standard.

USE

The electric wheelchair is solely des-

ignated to transport one person in-

structed in its use. Other pulling or

transporting uses do not comply with

its intended purpose.

Before use on outdoor public routes

the electric wheelchair is to be ﬁt with

an optionally available lighting equip-

ment.

Depending on the leg support adjust-

ment it can cross obstacles with a max.

height of 40 mm resp. 70 mm.

☞Adjust the seat or leg support for

the required ground clearance of

the leg support-support castors to

overcome obstacles.

LIFE SPAN

We expect an average life span of

about 5 years for this product, as far

as the product is applied for its des-

ignated purpose and all maintenance

and service guidelines.

The life span of your product depends

upon the frequency of use, the appli-

cation environment and care.

The implementation of spare parts

can prolong the life span of the prod-

uct. As a rule spare parts are available

up to 5 years after production is dis-

continued.

☞The indicated life span does not

constitute additional guarantee.

Information for the special-

ist dealer

A service manual containing a check

list for the annual inspection is avail-

able on request.

The functional tests necessary for the

inspection are listed in the check list.

They are a guide for the performance

of the inspection work.

☞Note:

They do not give information

about the actual extent of work re-

quired on the electric wheelchair.

After the successful completion of an

annual inspection the inspection cer-

tiﬁcate should be recorded in the op-

erating manual.

A template for additional inspection

certiﬁcates can be copied from the

service manual when needed. It then

has to be added to the operating

manual.

Programming the driving behav-

iour

The driving behaviour of the electric

wheelchair can be adjusted through

the programming device.

☞Therefore observe the respective

< Service manual >.

The driving behaviour of the electric

wheelchair should be adjusted to

the individual requirements and the

learning process of the respective user

at regular intervals.

☞The programming must be special-

ly tailored to the user. The capac-

ity of reaction, the constitution as

well as physical and psychical abili-

ties are to be considered. A talk

with the doctor or therapist can be

very helpful.

Attention:

Any change to the manufacturer

set programming may result in an

increased danger of accidents.

☞Possible danger of tilting in curves.

6 7 11

OVERVIEW

Model: 9.500

The overview shows the most important components and operating devices of

the electric wheelchair.

9 Push handle

10 Drive battery

11 Support castor

Pos. Description

1 Operating module

2 Back support upholstery

3 Arm support

4 Drive wheel

5 Selection lever drive-/push mode

6 Steering wheel

7 Leg support / Footboard

8 Seat

Push modeDrive mode

DRIVING BEHAVIOUR

Optimising the driving characteristics

of the electric wheelchair to your per-

sonal situation is carried out by your

specialist dealer.

The adaptability offers sufﬁcient driv-

ing comfort as well as a high operat-

ing safety.

You deﬁne the speed and direction

yourself with the joystick movements

(driving and steering lever) while

driving as well as the preadjusted

maximum ﬁnal speed of your electric

wheelchair.

HANDLING THE ELEC-

TRIC WHEELCHAIR

Securing the electric wheel-

chair

The electric wheelchair is to be se-

cured as follows to prevent it from

rolling off unintentionally:

1. Swivel the selection lever drive/

push mode (5) on both sides down

into drive mode.

2. Switch the operating module off.

Functional checks

The functions and safety of the elec-

tric wheelchair must be checked be-

fore the start of each journey.

☞For this observe chapter < Inspec-

tions before starting to drive > in

the accompanying documentation.

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