Drive cruiser III Manuel utilisateur
cruiser
lll
wheelchair
EU
Authorized
Representative
Drive
Medical
LTD
Ainley's
Industrial
Estate
Elland,
West
Yorkshire,
United
Kingdom
HX5
9JP
www.drivemedical.com
Rev5.08.09.18
handgrip
back
upholstery
æ<——
armrest
rear
wheel
side
panel
handrim
front
rigging
>
wheel
lock
caster
wheel
fork
foot
plate
CAUTION:
Stability
-
Wheelchair
is
designed
to
be
safe
and
stable
as
long
as
center
of
gravity
is
maintained
while
going
about
normal
activities.
Care
must
be
taken
while
performing
activities
that
shift
your
center
of
gravity
in
the
chair.
Never
reach
so
far
that
require
you
to
shift
in
the
seat
or
bend
over
out
of
the
chair.
When
you
have
to
reach
for
objects
that
require
you
to
lean,
be
certain
front
casters
are
pointing
in
a
forward
position
that
extends
the
wheel
base
and
will
stabilize
the
chair.
Ramps
-
Be
sure
of
your
own
capabilities,
limitations
and
strength
before
attempting
to
go
up
a
ramp.
Correct
techniques
on
ramp
negotiation
should
be
shown
to
you
by
a
qualified
professional.
Assistance
is
recommended
when
going
up
or
down
inclines
greater
than
10°.
If
you
must
stop
on
an
incline,
avoid
sudden,
abrupt
movement
when
you
resume
movement.
Because
of
backward
angle
of
the
chair,
sudden
abrupt
movement
could
cause
instability.
Attempting
to
use
the
wheel
lock
brakes
could
result
in
accidental
locking,
tipping
to
one
side,
or
cause
a
sudden
stop.
Avoid
changing
direction
when
going
down
an
incline,
as
this
could
result
in
instability
of
tipping
over.
Please
read
this
manual
carefully
to
insure
safe
usage
and
understanding
of
maintenance
instructions.
Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
a
Drive
wheel-
chair.
Drive
wheelchairs
are
a
product
of
quality
engineering
and
are
manufactured
to
meet
our
own
highly
rigid
specifications
and
will
surpass
all
your
e
expectations.
|
Use
and
Safety
WHEEL
LOCKS
-
Engage
both
wheel
locks
before
getting
in
or
out
of
chair,
leaning
forward
in
chair,
or
while
in
an
elevator
or
wheelchair
lift.
Proper
adjust-
ment
of
wheel
lock
is
at
least
1/8”
when
locked.
Locks
are
engaged
by
pushing
handle
completely
forward.
Adjustments
to
locks
are
made
by
loosen-
ing
or
tightening
nut
on
the
carriage
bolt.
Embed
lock
shoe
at
least
1/8”
by
sliding
clamp
toward
rear
wheel
while
handle
is
engaged
in
locked
position.
Tighten
nut
and
bolt
to
secure
in
position.
Test
for
correct
locking
action
before
actual
use.
TIRES
-
Solid
rubber
tires
need
minimal
mainte-
nance,
but
should
be
cleaned
occasionally
with
a
damp
cloth.
Replace
if
tires
become
severely
worn
or
cracking
appears.
FRONT
CASTERS
-
Casters
should
be
checked
periodically
and
lubricated
occasionally.
Lubricate
by
removing
fork
and
greasing
caster
stem
bearings.
Lubricate
wheel
bearings
by
removing
wheel
from
fork.
Reassemble
fork
and
wheel
by
tightening
nuts
until
no
play
remains,
but
wheels
roll
freely.
If
nut
is
too
loose,
caster
will
shimmy,
if
too
tight,
chair
will
be
hard
to
steer.
TO
CLOSE/FOLD
CHAIR
-
First
fold
foot
plates
to
vertical
position.
Grab
seat
with
both
hands
at
front
and
back
edge
and
lift.
Or,
tilt
chair
to
one
side
and
lift
up
on
seat
rail.
REMOVABLE
ARMS
-
Remove
arms
by
depress-
ing
spring
button
and
lifting
arms
out
of
front
and
rear
sockets.
WARNING
Do
not
attempt
to
adjust
or
operate
wheelchair
without
reading
carefully
all
instructions
in
this
manual.
This
wheelchair
has
not
been
approved
as
a
seat
that
can
be
used
within
vehicles
of
any
kind.
Always
transfer
wheelchair
user
to
a
vehicle
manufacturers
approved
seat
and
use
safety
restraints
available.
Do
not
operate
this
wheelchair
on
roadways,
streets
or
any
surfaces
with
vehicular
traffic.
Do
not
attempt
to
operate
on
inclines
10°
or
greater
without
proper
assistance.
Be
sure
to
completely
engage
wheel
locks
when
getting
in
and
out
of
wheelchair
or
when
in
elevator
or
wheelchair
lift.
Wheelchair
should
be
on
a
smooth,
stable
and
level
area
with
wheel
locks
engaged
before
transferring
user
in
or
out
of
wheelchair.
Do
not
adjust
foot
rests
any
lower
than
2-1/2”
from
floor.
When
getting
in
or
out
of
wheelchair,
do
not
stand
on
or
apply
weight
to
foot
rests.
Before
reaching
or
leaning
forward,
rotate
cast-
ers
to
front
of
the
wheelchair
engage
wheel
locks
to
help
prevent
wheelchair
from
tipping
over.
seat
extension
instructions
Your
Cruiser
Ill
Wheelchair
comes
with
an
adjustable
depth
seat
that
has
been
factory
set
at
the
shortest
position.
Follow
the
instructions
below
to
extend
the
seat
depth
of
your
chair.
Fa
ef
.
Lay
wheelchair
on
its
back.
Open
seat
two-thirds
of
the
way
so
seat
posts
do
NOT
rest
on
chair
frame.
Unfold
seat
extension
by
pulling
upward
on
end
of
seat
to
release
the
hook
and
loop
fastener.
—
ee
H
2.
Pull
outward
on
hook
and
loop
strips
to
free
them
from
underside
of
seat.
Cr
3.
The
seat
extension
post
is
located
inside
the
seat
frame.
To
access
it,
turn
screw
counter-clockwise
and
remove
it.
lifetime
limited
warranty
Your
Drive
branded
product
is
warrantied
to
be
free
of
defects
in
materials
and
workmanship
for
the
lifetime
of
the
product
for
the
original
consumer
purchaser.
This
device
was
built
to
exacting
standards
and
care-
fully
inspected
prior
to
shipment.
This
Lifetime
Limited
Warranty
is
an
expression
of
our
confidence
in
the
mate-
rials
and
workmanship
of
our
products
and
our
assur-
ance
to
the
consumer
of
years
of
dependable
service.
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,
casters,
and
grips,
which
are
subject
to
normal
wear
and
need
periodic
replacement.
If
you
have
a
question
about
your
Drive
device
or
this
warranty,
please
contact
an
authorized
Drive
dealer.
iA.
WARNING:
This
products
Bates
including
Styrene,
which
is
known
to
the
State
of
California
to
cause
cancer.
For
more
information
go
to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
drive
©
2018
Medical
Depot,
Inc.
All
rights
reserved.
Drive
is
a
trademark
of
Medical
Depot,
Inc.
Port
Washington
N.Y.
11050
USA
Made
in
China
www.drivemedical.com
www.drivemedical.com
cruiser
Ill
wheelchair
EU
Authorized
Representative
Drive
Medical
LTD
Ainley's
Industrial
Estate
Elland,
West
Yorkshire,
United
Kingdom
HX5
9JP
www.drivemedical.com
Rev5.08.09.18
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