CTA 7 Series, 6 Series user manual Transporting Your Power Chair, Station Wagon

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SECTION 5. TRANSPORTING YOUR POWER CHAIR

Transporting your Power Chair in motor vehicles can be easily achieved by the following methods.

STATION WAGON

The backrest folds down onto the seat by pulling out pins A, B, and C (see Fig 2 below) Note: Pins A & B are released by first pulling them out and then twisting. They will then remain out allowing a free hand to release Pin C (by same method as for pins A &

B)allowing you to lower backrest forward onto the seat. The linkage system will allow the back to lie flat on the seat.

TRANSPORTING IN A SPECIAL WHEELCHAIR TAXI, BUS OR PRIVATE VEHICLE WHILE THE USER IS IN CHAIR.

To date there is no recognized Australian Standard that covers wheelchairs suitable for vehicle transport while the user is in the chair. The Series 6/7 wheelchair has undergone Static Pull test for the Vehicle Tie Down Location points to a load specified by the NATA test laboratory and in accordance with Standards requirements. It is recommended that a 4-point tie down system is used for anchoring the chair to the vehicle in conjunction with the occupant restraint system, that must comply with AS2942-1994. Where possible, wheelchair occupants should be transferred into and use the proper vehicle seat and restraints

CAUTION : Do not use legrests or footplates as attachment points for your tie down system.

Do not use armrests as attachment points for your tie down system. Unoccupied wheelchairs in vehicles must be safely secured or stored securely outside the passenger compartment.

Posture Positioning Belts should not be used as vehicle restraint belts.

NOTE : Ensure that your restraint system complies with AS2942 and you fully understand the manufacturer instructions on how your tie down system works and whether it is compatible with the Glide Power Chair.

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Contents Rehabilitation Products Maximum Recommended User Weight 175kgTable of Contents Australia IntroductonGlide Rehabilitation Products Ledgar RD Balcatta PERTH. WAStandard Features Never take chair onto stairs or escalators To the Carer Ramps and Inclines Warning ControllersWARNING Safety/Performance CheckWARNINGRFI. Warning Modifications Warning Footrests Operating Your Power ChairArmrests Brakes Adjusting the Backrest AngleAdjusting the Seat Angle Drive ClutchStation Wagon Transporting Your Power ChairFold Down Backrest Batteries Battery Charging and MaintenanceCharging Your Power Chair Charging TimesMonthly Routine MaintenanceDaily WeeklyTrouble Shooting Penny & Giles Controller Penny & Giles Pilot + Series ControllerOn/Off Push button TruCharge Battery GaugeMaximum Speed/Profile Indicator ControlsCharger Socket Penny & Giles Fault TreeHorn Button Dynamic Controller Dynamic Controls ControllerMode/Program Select Button Actuator/ASK Accessory Shortcut Key ButtonIndicator Buttons Controls DX G90A RemotesDynamic Control Panel Dynamic Shark Controller Shark Information Gauge Turning the Power OFF Turning the Shark On and OFF Turning the Power onUsing the Seat Button Sleep ModeAdjusting the Speed Using the HornTo Unlock Shark Locking the SharkTo Lock Shark Charging Shark Precautions for Controller USE Transferring to and from Your Power Chair Battery Wiring Diagram Tyres User Serviceable PartsCastor Pintle Axle Assembly Spare PartsWarranty Rehabilitation Products