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Invacare 1026793 manual Typical Product Parameters, Xtra

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TYPICAL PRODUCT PARAMETERS

TYPICAL PRODUCT PARAMETERS

	XTRA
OVERALL WIDTH
(WITH 0º CAMBER)	OPEN - Seat width plus approximately 8-1/2 inches
	CLOSED - approximately 12 inches

OVERALL DEPTH	Seat depth plus 14 inches (Without Front Riggings)

SEAT WIDTH	14 to 22 inches

SEAT DEPTH	14 to 22 inches

REAR FRAME TYPE	Square

FRONT FRAME
TYPES	Swingaway, 60º, 80º

CROSSBRACE TYPE	Conventional

SEAT-TO-FLOOR
REAR WHEEL SIZES	Range adjusts in 7/8 inch increments
20 inch	14-3/4 to 17-3/4 inches
22 inch	15-3/4 to 18-3/4 inches
24 inch	16-1/2 to 19-1/2 inches
FRONT CASTER SIZES	Swingaway Front Frame
6 inch	17 to 20-1/4
8 inch	18-3/4 to 21-1/4

BACK HEIGHT	Back Style	Size/Range
	Push Handles - 10ºbend	14 to 18 inches
	Sportster - No push handles	10 to 14 inches
	Straight - Push handles	12 to 16 inches or 14 to 18 inches
	Adjustable angle (square frame)	12 to 16 inches
	Adjustable angle (square frame)	17 to 20 inches

BACK ANGLE
RANGE	0° to 15°

ARM STYLES	Dual Point, T-Arm, Half Arm

FOOTREST	Swingaway Front Frame - 60°, 70°, 90°
	Swingaway, Tapered, Non-tapered, Elevating Legrest, Adjustable Angle Flip-up,
	Footplates, Composite Footplates, Individual Tubular Footplates,
	Aluminum Footplates

REAR AXLE	Quick-release, Quad-release, Permanent

AXLE MOUNTING
PLATES	Standard, Extended (Amputee)

REAR WHEELS	20, 22, 24-inch Composite
	22, 24-inch Spoke Wheels
	Pneumatic, Pneumatic Flat Free, Urethane, KIK-Black

HANDRIMS	Aluminum anodized, black plastic coated, vertical/oblique projection plastic coated,
	spoke guards

WHEEL LOCKS	High mount push-to-lock (standard), pull-to-lock wheel lock extensions, hill holder

CASTER SIZE	6 and 8-inch (urethane or pneumatic), precision sealed bearings, flat free inserts

SEAT CUSHION	2 or 3-inch (optional)

BACK UPHOLSTERY	Black nylon (standard), adjustable back upholstery (optional)

APPROXIMATE
SHIPPING WEIGHT	26 lbs. 32.5 lbs. (14-inch seat frame with complete package)

WEIGHT LIMIT	250 lbs (113.4 kg) or 300 (136 kg) with Heavy Duty Option

Compass XE™and Allegro

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Invacare 1026793 manual Typical Product Parameters, Xtra

Contents

DEALER This manual MUST be given to the user of the wheelchair Owner’s Operator and Maintenance ManualXtra Xtra SECTION 3-SAFETY INSPECTION/TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 2-SAFETY/HANDLING OF WHEELCHAIRSAdjusting 70 MFX and 90 Footrests TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS Installing/Removing/Adjusting the FootrestsSECTION 8-WHEELS TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 7-ARMSInstalling Amputee Attachments REGISTER YOUR PRODUCTTABLE OF CONTENTS LIMITED WARRANTYhere PRODUCT REGISTRATION FORMCut Along Line FoldPlease Seal with Tape Before Mailing Fold here Cut Along Line Fold hereInvacare Product Registration Form SPECIAL NOTES Manual Title LABEL LOCATIONSLABEL LOCATIONS XTRA TYPICAL PRODUCT PARAMETERSTYPICAL PRODUCT PARAMETERS the chart and refer to the SECTION 1-GENERAL GUIDELINESStability NOTE When changes to the leftOperating Information Repair and Service InformationALWAYS keep hands and fingers clear of moving parts to avoid injury Tire Pressure Weight TrainingWeight Limitation Stability and Balance SECTION 2-SAFETY/HANDLING OF WHEELCHAIRSA Note to Wheelchair Assistants Coping with Everyday ObstaclesTipping - Curbs TippingNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGUREStairways NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Transferring To and From Other SeatsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Percentage of Weight DistributionAdjusting the Wheelbase for Stability NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Reaching, Leaning and Bending - ForwardReaching, Bending - Backward NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURESafety Inspection Checklists SECTION 3-SAFETY INSPECTION/ TROUBLESHOOTINGInspect/Adjust Weekly Inspect/Adjust Periodically SECTION 3-SAFETY INSPECTION/TROUBLESHOOTINGInspect/Adjust Monthly SLUGGISH TURN/PERFORMANCE TroubleshootingMaintenance CHAIR VEERS LEFT/RIGHTSuggested Maintenance Procedures NOTE Make sure to note the position of the washers before disassembly Installing/Removing/Adjusting the FootrestsSECTION 4-FRONT RIGGINGS NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting 70 MFX and 90 FootrestsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing Elevating LegrestsRaising/Lowering Elevating Legrests NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting CalfpadsInstalling Adjustable Angle Flip-Up Footplate Hinge NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting Adjustable Angle Flip-Up FootplatesDepth Adjustment Angle AdjustmentNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Heel Loop ReplacementInstalling Impact Guards/Calf Strap NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE Both back canes should be adjusted to the same adjustment hole Adjusting the Back HeightSECTION 5-BACK NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGUREDetail A - back Adjusting the Back AngleNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE NOTE This procedure applies to adjustable angle backs onlyNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing/Removing the Chest Positioning StrapNOTE This procedure applies to ALL stroller handles Installing the Stroller HandlesInstalling and Removing a Seating System NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE SECTION 6-SEATFolding/Unfolding the Wheelchair NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing/Removing Seat Positioning StrapReplacing Seat Upholstery NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing Fabric Clothing GuardsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing Clothing GuardsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing the Half ArmSECTION 7-ARMS NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting Half Arm HeightRemoving Armrests Using/Adjusting Dual Point ArmsAdjusting Armrest Height NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE This procedure is for fixed height dual point arms ONLY Installing/Removing T-ArmsReplacing Dual Point Arm Pad/Clothing Guards NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURERemoving T-Arms Adjusting the T-ArmsAdjusting T-Arm Height NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting T-Arm WidthNOTE Desk length arm Adjusting T-Arm DepthNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE NOTE Additional positions are obtainable by turning the arm tubeSlot Adjusting T-Arm SocketsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE T-Arm T-Arm Clamp Hex Screws and WasherNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting T-Arm Transfer Assists and/or Side GuardsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Repairing/Replacing Pneumatic Tire/TubeRemoving/Installing Rear Wheels SECTION 8-WHEELSPermanent Axles Axle Mounting Plate Adjusting Quick-Release AxlesNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Locking PinsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing Quad-Release AxlesIn and/or Out Adjusting Quad-Release HandlesNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURENOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Adjusting ForksNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Replacing/Adjusting the Wheel LocksSECTION 9-WHEEL LOCKS/ANTI- TIPPERS NOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Installing/Adjusting the Anti-TippersInstalling Anti-Tippers Adjusting Anti-TippersNOTE This will maintain the current rear seat to floor height Installing Amputee AttachmentsNOTE For this procedure, refer to FIGURE Canada LIMITED WARRANTY