Invacare Variance Plus manual Transport, Warranty terms and conditions

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4 - Transport

Transporting the wheelchair

Systems for anchoring the wheelchair in automobiles

WARNING

Invacare wheelchairs are capable of being transported in vehicles with or without the occupant. We recommend securing it with a 4 point restraint system - two at the front, two at the rear. Select suitable fixing points on the chassis of the chair : vertical tube sections.

NB. the force applied should be sufficient to overcome any sideways and forward movement without causing any deformation / fractures to the chair chassis

CAUTION

Do not use front or rear wheels as securing points.

-DO NOT USE your wheelchair as a transport seat in a vehicle, UNLESS VEHICLE AND CHAIR ARE EQUIPPED WITH DEVICES APPROVED BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED COMPANIES.

5 - Warranty terms and conditions

Standard Invacare terms

This is to certify that your manual wheelchair is warranted by Invacare Ltd., for a period of 2 years for the frame and crossbars all other parts subject to the following conditions :

1.Only chairs purchased at full price are warranted against defective workmanship and materials.

2.If a defect or fault is discovered the supplier / dealer from whom the appliance was purchased should be notified immediately.

3.The manufacturer will not accept responsibility for damage caused by misuse or non-observance of the instructions set out in the users manual.

4.During the period of warranty, any parts that have become defective due to faulty workmanship or materials, will be renewed or repaired without charge by the Invacare dealer / supplier.

5.The Warranty will be forfeited should any unauthorised alteration be made to the equipment.

6.The Purchaser's statutory rights under the Consumer Protection Act are not affected.

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Contents User adjustment manual Introduction Wheelchair user Proper useIndex Safety and operating limits Reaching for an object from a wheelchair Leaning forwards To support yourself and lean overTo lean backwards Do not lean out beyond the armest. FigureTransferring sideways to other seats Lock Both BrakesTilting balancing on the rear wheels Tilting, kerbs Method 1 FigureAdvice to third persons StairsSlopes operating limits SlopesUpward slopes Downward slopesTo unfold Figure Use your wheelchair Folding and unfolding the wheelchairTo fold Propelling the wheelchair Safety checks and maintenance Checking performanceChecking the general condition Checks to be made Warranty terms and conditions TransportSummary of instructions for use for improved safety Limitation of liabilityIntroduction General descriptionAdjustments Seat elements Different types of backrestsBackrest folding at mid-height Photos 2 Reclining backrest PhotoToilet seat Photo Different types of seatDifferent types of armrests Folding frame Rear wheelsSide-frames Folding systemHandrims Axles13A Forks and Front wheelsFootrests LegrestsFootplates Photo Photos 14Transit version Photo Heel straps and calf strapsHub brakes on self propulsion Transit chairs photos 24 Rear anti tippers Photo BeltsBelt with Hook and Eye Photo Buckle security belt PhotoDrip stand and support Photo TraysBack Brace Comfort headrest Dual handrimsTechnical data Wheelchair data Maintenance toolsServicing tools Description ToolPage Page Page Page Page Invacare International