Glide NipperGlide Manuel utilisateur
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IMPORTANT
For your safety and comfort read carefully and
understand all of the features prior to using your
new Glide Rehabilitation Products chair.
NipperGlide
User Manual
2021 VERSION
Table of Contents
Section 1 Introduction 4
Section 2 Standard features 5
Section 3 Upholstery 6
Section 4 Wheelchair parts 7
Section 5 Unfolding and folding the wheelchair 12
Section 6 Operating your wheelchair 13
Section 7 Transferring your wheelchair 16
Section 8 Spare parts 17
Section 9 Routine maintenance 18
Section 10 Warranty 19
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SECTION 1
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INTRODUCTION
Thank You For Choosing The
Nipperglide Wheelchair
Thank you for choosing the Glide Rehabilitation Products NipperGlide Wheelchair. An Australian
designed and manufactured product which complies with AS 3695 and EN 12183 Standards
(Type B classification) and has a manufacturers recommended user weight of 100kg for standard
G1 and G3. 180kg recommended maximum user weight for Heavy Duty G3 wheelchair. With
proper care and operation, your G1/G3 chair will provide years of trouble free use.
Please take the time familiarise yourself with the functions and features of your chair by reading
this owner/user manual. If you have any queries about the functions of the chair you can call
Glide Rehabilitation Products or your nearest Glide Rehabilitation Products dealer.
!Warning. Means you must read.
If you have a Vertical Lift model, it is essential you
read and fully understand Section 11 before use.
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SECTION 2
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STANDARD FEATURES
The NipperGlide Wheelchair
1. Backrest upholstery
2. Handgrip
3. Backrest upright
4. Push rim
5. Cross brace
6. Brake
7. Castor wheel
8. Arm pad
9. Seat upholstery
10. Swingout
11. Calf strap
12. Foot stem
13. Caster fork
Identifying Parts on your Wheelchair (Fig 1)
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2
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5
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7
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SECTION 3
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UPHOLSTERY
Upholstery
With proper care your upholstery should give years of trouble free service. It is very important
to read the following:
• Regular (weekly) cleaning of back and seat upholstery is very important to remove body
oils which can cause hardening of the vinyl. To clean, wipe with a cloth or sponge, which
has been moistened in warm soapy water, and then dry with a soft, clean cloth. The use
of mild non-abrasive pure soap is recommended. Stubborn grime may require gentle
scrubbing with a soft brush.
Never use furniture polishes, abrasive cleaners or steel wool. Regular use of
cleaners containing hydrocarbons or similar additives may cause damage to the
vinyl and harden the surface.
• Always replace broken upholstery screws immediately to avoid possible tearing.
• Stretched, torn or split upholstery must be replaced for safety reasons
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SECTION 4
I
WHEELCHAIR PARTS
Armrests
To remove:
• Push button and hold in on front arm socket.
• Using other hand lift armrest upwards.
Note: Wheelchairs may be supplied without button locks.
To install:
• Replace armrest into front and rear arm sockets,
push button in and armrest down simultaneously
• Ensure armrest is secure and button has popped out.
Never lift wheelchair by armrest as damage may occur.
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Armrest
Button
Lock
Arm cushion
Front Armsocket Rear Armsocket
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Footrests
To remove:
• Push lever inwards to unlock and swing outwards.
• Lift upwards to remove
To install:
• Insert footrest back on the two locating pins and swing inwards for automatic locking.
To adjust footplates:
• Remove hexagonal bolt.
• Move up or down. Line up the nearest hole for the desired height.
• Replace hexagonal bolt and tighten.
The footrests are designed to support the weight of the leg only.
Never stand on footplates.
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Hex
Bolt
Footstem
Lever
Footrest
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Forks and castors
Assembly:
• Press bearing housing into bottom of castor tube.
• Press castor bush into top of castor tube.
• Slide castor pintle through bearing housing the castor bush.
• Place circlip on castor pintle.
• Slide bearing on pintle and locate in bearing housing.
• Screw hex-nut until there is 1mm of up and down pintle movement.
• Place castor fork in position and tighten locknut.
Important:
Once tightened ensure 1mm of up and down movement and castor turns freely.
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Brakes
Brakes:
• Brakes are designed as a locking device only and should be applied when the
wheelchair is stationary. Do not use brakes for slowing the wheelchair. Use the
push rims as a means of braking.
Adjusting brakes:
• Inflate tyre to correct pressure before making adjustment to brakes.
• Loosen locking screws, using 5mm
• Allen key, on brake clamp and adjust brake so when the lever is in the
locked position the wheel is firmly held.
• Re-tighten locking screws using 5mm Allen key.
• Check that, when both brakes are applied, the wheelchair will not roll.
If rolling occurs re-adjust.
• When brakes are in the off position the bars should not rub against the tyre
Locked
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