ORBIT SEAT OPTION ON POWER TIGER BASE

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2 W W W O O OP H QUP WHOU F U H FOO H UPP U H OW U. F YOU UB O U H W, CUO, - UCO, COC HHC POFO, O CHC PO F PPCB BFO P O U H QUP - OHW JUY O Y U. POCU H U UPC Y UPC POCU FOU H POW OW U, P UB H UP OF H WHCH U B PFO BY UHOZ VC O QUF CHC. PC O W/CUO notices as used in this manual apply to hazards or unsafe practices which could result in personal injury or property damage. OC H FOO CO H OCU UBJC O CH WHOU OC. WHCH U s a manufacturer of wheelchairs, nvacare endeavors to supply a wide variety of ction wheelchairs to meet many needs of the end user. However, final selection of the type of wheelchair to be used by an individual rests solely with the user and his/her healthcare professional capable of making such a selection. WHCH -OW POO P nvacare recommends that ction wheelchair users O be transported in vehicles of any kind while in wheelchairs. s of this date, the epartment of ransportation has not approved any tie-down systems for transportation of a user while in a wheelchair, in a moving vehicle of any type. t is nvacare s position that users of ction wheelchairs should be transferred into appropriate seating in vehicles for transportation and use be made of the restraints made available by the auto industry. nvacare cannot and does not recommend any wheelchair transportation systems. - POO P - H OBO OF H, H- P OH HHC POFO O F POO P QU O U H F OPO OF H QUP BY H U. OU JUY C OCCU H V OF F FO WHCH. V H UCO 2

3 B OF CO B OF CO PC O 2 PCFCO 4 POCU 1 - BY/BY 5 B/B H F O/FO H B F 5 POCU 2 - FO 7 FOO 7 JU FOO HH 7 3-CH XO 8 /JU H JUB FP-UP FOOP 8 PC CO BOCK 9 JU H COP FO F UB 10 H OOP PC 10 POCU 3-11 H - OCK 11 /OV H - 11 JU H - 12 JU H F /O U-- 13 PC H OCK V OV/ JOYCK 14 POCU 4 - BCK//WH OCK 15 PC H OCK CH H BCK C 15 /OV O H 15 FO/UFO H BCK C 16 OV/ H P 16 / WH OCK 16 POCU 5 - C 17 OV/ FO C 17 PC FOK 17 POCU H --PC 18 POCU 7 - JU OV/ H P B 19 CH H WH 20 OV//JU H CB BY 21 OV//H CB BY FO H P 22 OV/ H CH 22 POCU 8 - JU - BY BY OVVW 24 CH H C POO 24 CH H BCK 24 CH H PH 25 JU H PVO PO OF H F 27 BY JU WHOU Y 29 BY JU WH K Y 31 WY 35 B O F C O 3

4 PCFCO P C F C O PHYC PCFCO Overall Width: Overall epth (w/o front riggings): Overall Height: eat Width: eat epth: eat-to-floor Height: Back tyle and Height: rm tyles: Footrest: ear xle: ear Wheels: Caster ize: Wheel ocks: Weight (pprox ) W/O Batteries: With Batteries: hipping Weight (pprox ): PCFCO OB OPO O POW B *23-inches (including joystick) *30-inches *41-inches 10 to 16-inches (in one {1} inch increments) 10 to 16-inches (in one {1} inch increments) 19-3/4-inches (without seating system) djustable ngle (80 o to 110 o ), Fold own Fixed Height nodized Cane W/Push Handles - 20-inch djustable Height - rms wingaway Footrests Fixed ear xle 12-nch Pneumatic w/ flat free option 6 and 8-nch emi Pneumatic, 8-nch Pneumatic Push to ock - ow ounted 95 lbs 173 lbs 125 lbs O: ll heights are approximate to +1/4-inch due to tire wear and air pressure he front seat-to-floor heights are approximate to +1/4-inch *easurements taken using 16x16-inch Orbit eat Frame 4

5 BY/BY POCU 1 his Procedure ncludes the Following: isassembling/ssembly the eat Frame From/o the Base Frame W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and BFO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. B/B H F FO/O H B F (FU 1) isassembling the eat Frame from the Base Frame (FU 1) W nvacare recommends that ction wheelchair users O be transported in vehicles of any kind while in wheelchairs. s of this date, the epartment of ransportation has not approved any tiedown systems for transportation of a user while in a wheelchair, in a moving vehicle of any type. eturn the wheelchair to 0 o tilt efer to H --PC in POCU 6 of this manual emove occupant from wheelchair emove the joystick from the mounting bracket efer to OV/ JOYCK in PO- CU 3 of this manual emove the footrests efer to FO in POCU 2 of the manual O: ilting the wheelchair makes the plungers under the seat plate more accessible ilt the wheelchair efer to H - -PC in POCU 6 of this manual Pull down and turn plungers located on underside of base frame plate ee "" Push in on the tip of the quick release pin located on underside of base frame plate and pull out of seat/ base frame plate assembly ee "" o disengage the seat frame from the base frame, push/pull the seat frame forward f transporting is desired, perform the following steps: O: f a seating system is being used on the wheelchair, refer to the seating system Owner's anual for installation and removal of the seating system f so equipped, remove the existing seating system from the seat frame B emove the -arms efer to OV/- H - in POCU 3 of this manual C Fold down the back canes efer to FO/ UFO H BCK C in POC- U 4 of this manual emove the batteries from the base frame efer to OV B on page 43 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number ssembling the eat Frame to the Base Frame (FU 1) urn the plungers located on the underside of the base frame plate until an audible click is heard ee "" Visually inspect the base frame plate to ensure the locking buttons protrude all the way through the plate Place seat frame plate on base frame plate depressing the locking buttons lide seat frame rearward W nsure both sides of seat frame plate are underneath the locking channels of the base frame plate and the seat frame is securely locked in place before using the wheelchair, otherwise injury may result. With both sides of seat frame plate underneath the locking channels of the base frame plate, continue to slide until an audible click from both locking buttons is heard O: f an audible click is not heard from both locking buttons, wiggle seat frame plate back and forth until an audible click is heard his will ensure the seat frame is locked into position W ake sure the locking pins of the quick-release pin are fully released BFO operating the wheelchair. he locking pins U be protruding past the top of the seat plate assembly for a positive lock. Keep locking pin clean. 6 Push in on the tip of the quick-release pin and reinstall in the seat/base frame plate assembly ee "" B Y B Y 5

6 POCU 1 BY/BY B Y B Y 7 Pull down on quick-release pin to ensure positive lock 8 nstall the footrests efer to FO in POCU 2 of this manual 9 nstall joystick onto mounting bracket efer to - OV/ JOYCK in POC- U 3 of this manual 10 f necessary, perform the following: Unfold the back canes efer to FO/U- FO H BCK C in POCU 4 of this manual ocking Buttons ngage Here eat Frame Plate B nstall the -arms efer to OV/- H - in POCU 3 of this manual O: f a seating system is being used on the wheelchair, refer to the seating system Owner's anual for installation and removal of the seating system C nstall the existing seating system onto the wheelchair, if so equipped nstall the batteries efer to OV B- on page 43 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number F B F B ocking Channel ocking Buttons Base Frame Plate F B F CO OF F B F B (WHOU Y) ocking Pins "" - VW op of eat Frame Plate eat Frame Plate ocking Buttons ngaged Quick-elease Pin Crossmember eat Frame Plate ocking Button Base Frame Plate Crossmember ocking Channels FU 1 - B/B H F FO/O H B F 6 Quick-elease Pin Base Frame Plate ip Plunger

7 FO POCU 2 his Procedure ncludes the Following: nstalling Footrests djusting Footrest Height nstalling 3-inch xtension nstalling/djusting the djustable ngle Flip-up Footplate eplacing ector Block djusting the elescoping Front Frame ubes Heel oop eplacement W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and BFO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. FOO (FU 1) O: his procedure replaces FOO - BY on page 19 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number urn the footrest to the side (open footplate is perpendicular to wheelchair) nsert footrest mounting pin into mounting tube Push the footrest towards the inside of the wheelchair until it locks into place O: he footplate will be on the inside of the wheelchair when locked in place epeat this P 1-3 for the opposite footrest Footrest Pin o release the footrest, push the footrest release lever inward, rotate footrest outward JU FOO HH O: his procedure replaces JU OF H FOO HH on page 30 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number O: elease the footrest locking mechanism and lift the mounting pin out of the mounting tube ay the assembly on a flat surface to simplify this procedure Pivot lide ube Height djustment (FU 2) emove any accessories that are attached to the footrests emove the hex screw and coved washer and position the lower footrest assembly to the desired height lign the mounting hole in the footrest support, reinsert the hex screw and coved washer and securely tighten epeat P 1-3 for the other footrest einstall any accessories that are attached to the footrest Hex crew Coved Washer ower Footrest ssembly FU 2 - PVO UB HH JU F O Footrest ube O: ll swingaway style footrests are installed the same way Only one (1) style of footrest is shown for clarity FU 1 - FOO Footrest 7 Footplate Height djustment (70 o FX and 90 o Footrests Only) (FU 3) emove any accessories that are attached to the footrests emove the socket screw, coved washer and locknut that secure the footplate to the footrest support eposition the footplate to the desire height W O O overtighten. Footrest must be able to rotate upward from the horizontal to vertical position.

8 POCU 2 FO F O 3-CH XO (FU 4) O: his procedure replaces BY OF H 90 o FOO XO on page 31 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number O: ote the position of the attaching hardware for proper reassembly of the footrest O: f using Y type of extension with the JU- B FOOP, refer to JUB FP UP FOOP PPCU /O VO/VO JU in this procedure of the manual 6 7 einstall the socket screw through the mounting holes of the footplate and footrest support ecure the footplate to the footrest support with the coved washer and locknut ecurely tighten Footrest upport Footplate ocknut Height djustment Holes ocket crew and Coved Washer FU 3 - FOOP HH JU (70 o FX 90 o FOO OY) emove any accessories that are attached to the footrests emove the socket screw, coved washer and locknut that secure the footplate to the footrest support nsert the 3-inch extension into the footrest support and align the mounting holes ecure the 3-inch extension to the footrest support with W hex screw, washer and locknut ecurely tighten Position the footplate at the desired height W O O overtighten. Footrest must be able to rotate upward from the horizontal to vertical position. einstall the socket screw through the mounting holes of the footplate and footrest support ecure the footplate to the footrest support with the coved washer and locknut ecurely tighten 8 /JU H JUB FP-UP FOOP O: his procedure replaces JU CU- WWY FOO on page 32 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number W When determining the angle of the footplates, make sure the rear of the footplates do not interfere with the movement of the front casters. nstalling the djustable ngle Flip-up Footplate(FU 5) ocknut (P 4) lide the half clamp over the footplate hinge oosely tighten the two (2) flat screws that secure the footplate to the half clamp djust the footplates to the desired angle and depth for the user efer to the following sections of this procedure Flat crews rticulating Footplate Half Clamp Footrest upport 3-inch xtension Footplate Washers ocknuts 90 o Footrest upport Half Clamp Washer (P 4) Hex crew (P 4) ocket crew, Coved Washer and ocknut (P 2,6) FU 4-3-CH XO Footplate Hinge ylon djustment crew Footplate Hinge FU 5 - JUB FP-UP FOOP - / PH JU

9 FO POCU 2 djustable ngle Flip-up Footplate epth djustment (FU 5) O: Observe the angle of the articulating footplate for reinstallation emove the two (2) flat screws, washers and locknuts that secure articulating footplate to the footplate hinge ove the articulating footplate to one (1) of four (4) mounting positions O: f desired depth is still not obtained, rotate the half clamp on the footplate hinge 180 o etighten the two (2) flat screws, washers and locknuts O: he settings for positioning the articulating footplates on the half-clamps may vary for each footplate lowly turn the nylon adjustment screw in or out until the adjustable angle footplate is perpendicular to the footrest assembly or the desired inversion or eversion is obtained Footrest upport Footplate FO VW OF FOOP FOO UPPO. FU 7 - JUB FP-UP FOOP PPCU /O VO/VO JU F O djustable ngle Flip-up Footplate ngle djustment (FU 5 6) oosen, but do not remove the two (2) flat screws and locknuts that secure the footplate to the footplate hinge (FU 5) Position the adjustable angle flip-up footplate to the desired angle to accommodate the user etighten the two (2) flat screws and locknuts (F- U 5) Footplate Footrest upport VW OF FOOP FOO PC CO BOCK (FU 8) emove the hex screw and washer that secure the existing sector block to the wheelchair frame Position the W sector block on the wheelchair frame ake sure the locking pin is facing UP ecure the W sector block to the wheelchair frame with the existing hex screw and washer Use octite 242 and securely tighten Wheelchair Frame ocking Pin FU 6 - JUB FP-UP FOOP JU djustable ngle Flip-up Footplate Perpendicular and/or nversion/ version djustment (FU 5 7) O: t is not necessary to remove the footplate to perform this adjustment Hex crew Washer ector Block nsert a flathead screwdriver through the half clamp on the adjustable angle footplate 9 FU 8 - PC CO BOCK octite - egistered trademark of octite Corporation

10 F O POCU 2 JU H COP FO F UB (FU 9) CUO When determining the depth of the telescoping front frame tubes, make sure the rear of the footrests do not interfere with the movement of the front casters. Otherwise damage to the wheelchair may result. 6 emove the mounting screw and locknut that secures the telescoping tube to the seat rail djust telescoping tube to or OU to desired mounting adjustment hole einsert mounting screw and install locknut ecurely tighten epeat P 1-3 for opposite telescoping front frame tube otate front casters to ensure there is no interference between the footrests and front casters f interference occurs, repeat procedure and adjust telescoping front frame tube accordingly eat ail crew ocknut 6 FO emove the lower footrest assembly emove the phillips screws, spacers, and locknuts that secure the heel loop to the footrest lide heel loop over slide tube of footrest assembly eplace heel loop everse P 1-5 to reassemble O: When securing the heel loop to the footrest assembly, tighten the phillips screw and locknut until the spacer is secure djustable Footplate emove the four (4) phillips screws and washers that secure the X heel loop to the footplate Position the mounting holes of the W heel loop with the mounting holes in the adjustable footplate ecure the W heel loop to the footplate with the four (4) phillips screws and washers ecurely tighten COPO FOOP wingaway Footrest ssembly Hex crew/ Coved Washer Phillips crew H OOP PC (FU 10) O: his procedure replaces H OOP PC- on page 32 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number Composite Footplates djustment Holes elescoping ube FU 9 - JU H COP FO F UB emove the hex screw and coved washer that secures the lower footrest assembly to the swingaway footrest assembly 10 lide ube ocknut JUB FOOP Phillips crews Washer Phillips crews pacer ower Footrest ssembly FU 10 - H OOP PC

11 POCU 3 his Procedure ncludes the Following: nstalling the -arm ockets nstalling/emoving the -arms djusting the -arms djusting the ransfer ssists and/or ide uards - -arms eplacing the ocking ever - -arms emoving/nstalling Joystick W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. H - OCK (FU 1) Position the -arm clamp on the wheelchair frame as shown in FU O: he -arm socket must be positioned on the outside of the wheelchair frame nstall the hex bolts through the -arm clamp, wheelchair frame and coved washers and tighten securely with locknuts Position the -arm socket inserts in the -arm socket as shown in FU ine up the mounting holes in the -arm socket with the threaded holes in the -arm clamp While holding the -arm socket and the -arm clamp together, install the four (4) hex screws and washers into mounting holes and tighten loosely -arm ocket nserts Wheelchair Frame -arm Clamp Hex Bolts ocknuts Coved Washers Hex crews -arm ocket Washers FU 1 - H - OCK djust the -arm socket efer to JU H - in this instruction sheet epeat P 2-6 for the opposite side of the wheelchair nstall the -arms into the -arm sockets efer to /OV H - in this instruction sheet /OV H - (FU 2) nstalling Position the -arm over the -arm socket on the wheelchair frame O: ake sure the locking lever is towards the front of the wheelchair lide the -arm into the -arm socket until the locking lever is in the slot in the -arm socket and an audible "click" is heard Pull up on the -arm to make sure the -arm is locked in place O: f the -arm does not slide in the -arm socket as desired, adjust the -arm socket efer to JU H - in this procedure of the manual djust the -arm for desired height, width and depth, if necessary efer to JU H - in this procedure of the manual epeat P 1-4 for the opposite side of the wheelchair 6 nstall the joystick onto the right side -rm efer to OV/ H - in this procedure of the manual emoving O: emove the joystick before removing the right side -rm efer to OV/ H - in this procedure of the manual Press in on the locking lever and lift the -arm straight up and out of the -arm socket O: f the -arm does not slide up and down in the - arm socket as desired, adjust the -arm socket efer to JU H - in this procedure of this manual epeat P 1 for the opposite side of the wheelchair

12 POCU 3 -rm elease ever - Unlocked Position Wheelchair Frame -rm ocking ever (owards the front of the wheelchair ) et crews Outside - rm Post nside -rm Post -rm elease ever - ocked Position FU 3 - JU H - - HH -rm ocket lot FU 2 - /OV H - -rm ockets (FU 6) oosen, but do not remove the four (4) hex screws and washers that secure the -arm socket to the - arm clamp O: he -arm socket will disassemble if the four (4) hex screws and washers are removed JU H - Height (FU 3) Unlock the -arm by flipping the -arm release lever towards the inside of the wheelchair O: f necessary, pull out on the -arm release lever and rotate 180 o so it can be flipped towards the outside of the wheelchair lide the -arm to one (1) of the eight (8) positions O: f the inside -arm post does not slide up and down in the outside -arm post as desired, perform one (1) of the following: 6 lide the -arm into the -arm socket until the locking lever is in the slot in the -arm socket and an audible "click" is heard queeze the -arm socket the -arm clamp together until the socket is flush with the -arm While holding the -arm socket and the -arm clamp together, tighten the four (4) hex screws and washers securely Press in on the locking lever and lift the -arm straight up and out of the -arm socket epeat P 3-6, if necessary until the -arm slides in the -arm socket as desired ighten - ightening the set screws on the outside -arm post will make it harder to move the inside -arm post up and down B oosen - oosening the set screws on the outside -arm post will make it easier to move the inside -arm post up and down ock the -arm by flipping the -arm release lever towards the front of the wheelchair -arm Hex crews and Washers -arm ocket Hex crews and Washers FU 6 - JU H OCK 12

13 JU H F /O U - - (FU 7) emove the -arm from the wheelchair efer to - /OV H - in this procedure of the manual emove the two (2) bottom socket screws that secure the side guard to the bottom clamp Perform one (1) of the following: mall ide uards - ove the bottom clamp up one (1) of two (2) mounting positions in the side guard arge ide uards - ove the bottom clamp up one (1) of three (3) mounting positions in the side guard e-secure the side guard to the bottom clamp with the two (2) socket screws ecurely tighten nstall the -arm onto the wheelchair efer to - /OV H - in this procedure of the manual O O OV H OU CW ide uard -rm ransfer ssist POCU 3 emove the phillips bolt and locknut that secure the X locking lever to the bottom bracket O: he locking lever is spring loaded Place your free hand over the locking lever to prevent the parts from springing off of the bottom bracket emove the X locking lever and spring from the bottom bracket O: nspect the spring for wear and damage eplace if necessary Position the spring on the bottom bracket as shown in FU 8 Position the W locking lever onto the spring and the bottom bracket O: ake sure the two (2) extended ends of the spring are inside the notch in the locking lever 6 ine up the mounting holes in the W locking lever, spring and bottom bracket 7 8 W O O over tighten the locknut that secures the locking lever to the bottom bracket. Over tightening this locknut will prevent the locking lever from operating properly, possibly causing injury. nstall the phillips bolt and locknut ighten securely nstall the -arm onto the wheelchair efer to - /OV H - in this procedure of the manual xtended nds Bottom ocket crews Bottom Clamp FU 7 - JU H F /O U-- Bottom Bracket otch pring ocknut PC H OCK V - - (FU 8) emove the -arm from the wheelchair efer to /OV H - in this procedure of the manual ocking Phillips Bolt ever FU 8 - PC H OCK V

14 POCU 3 OV/ JOYCK (FU 9) isconnect (unplug) joystick from controller Cut plastic clips that secure cord to wheelchair frame otate release lever to COUCOCKW to unlock the joystick mounting tube O: llustration depicts the locked position of the release lever facing forward and the unlocked position facing rearward he unlocked and locked positions will not always be as shown Positions shown for reference only emove joystick from -arm mounting bracket o install, reverse P 1- O: When installing, ensure joystick is facing front of wheelchair -rm elease ever Bracket Joystick ocked Unlocked O: -rm pad not shown for clarity Front of Wheelchair Connects to Controller Joystick ube FU 9 - OV/ JOYCK 14

15 BCK//WHOCK POCU 4 his Procedure ncludes the Following: eplacing the ocking echanism in the Back Cane nstalling/emoving troller Handles Folding/Unfolding the Back canes emoving/nstalling the eat Pan ngaging/isengaging the Wheel ocks W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. PC H OCK CH H BCK C (FU 1) CUO he locking mechanism in the back canes is spring loaded. lowly remove the back canes from the wheelchair to prevent the springs from being lost. Fold back canes down efer to FO UFO H BCK C in this procedure of the manual wist the actuator COUCOCKW to remove from the locking mechanism lowly let the X locking mechanism and spring slide out of the back cane O: nspect the spring for wear and damage eplace if necessary 6 7 lide the W locking mechanism and spring into the back cane ake sure the angled end of the W locking mechanism is facing down toward seat rails Use octite 242, on threads only, and securely tighten the actuator into the locking mechanism Unfold back canes efer to FO U- FO H BCK C in this procedure of the manual pring ocking echanism Back Cane ctuator ngled Portion of ocking echanism FU 1 - PC H OCK CH H BCK C /OV O H (FU 2) emove the back cane grips and plug buttons from both back canes lide the stroller handle into the back canes lign the mounting holes of the stroller handle and the back canes ecure stroller handle to the back canes with the two (2) mounting screws provided ecurely tighten o remove, reverse P 1- Button Quick-elease Pin troller Handle Back Cane FU 2 - /OV O H B C K W H O C K 15

16 POCU 4 BCK//WHOCK B C K W H O C K FO/UFO H BCK C (FU 3) o fold back canes, lift up on actuator pins and fold back canes forward o unfold back canes, pull back canes up until actuator pins are locked in place O: ctuator pins are locked in place when an audible click is heard ctuator Pin Back Cane FU 3 - FO/UFO H BCK C OV/ H P (FU 4) emoving O: f a seating system is being used on the wheelchair, refer to your particular seating system manufacturer's Owner's anual for installation and removal of the seating system f so equipped, remove seating system from wheelchair emove the four (4) mounting screws that secure the seat pan to the seat rails emove existing seat pan and discard nstalling Position the W seat pan on crossmembers ecure with the existing four (4) mounting screws ecurely tighten einstall seating system onto wheelchair igid eat Pan crews crews eat Frame ssembly FU 4 -OV/ H P / H WH OCK (FU 5) ngaging Push handle forward away from tire to engage wheel lock epeat P 1 for opposite wheel isengaging Pull handle back toward tire to disengage wheel lock epeat P 1 for opposite wheel Handle Wheellock FU 5 - / H WH OCK 16

17 C POCU 5 his Procedure ncludes the Following: emoving/nstalling Front Casters eplacing Forks W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. O O use your power wheelchair unless it has the proper tire pressure (p.s.i.). O O over-inflate the tires. Failure to follow these suggestions may cause the tire to explode and cause bodily harm. he recommended tire pressure is listed on the side wall of the tire. CUO O O overtighten hardware attaching to the frame. amage to components may occur. OV/ FO C (FU 1) O: his procedure replaces FO - PU- C/-PUC on page 38 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number Periodically, the tires will need to be replaced due to wear or puncture emoving emove the mounting screw, spacers and locknut that secure the X caster to the fork emove the X caster from the fork nstalling Position the new/existing caster into the fork einstall the mounting screw, spacers and locknut ecurely tighten ocknut orque locknut to 10-foot pounds (120-inch) pounds oosen the locknut 1/8 of a turn ove the caster side to side O: f the caster moves side to side, tighten the locknut slightly epeat P 4 until there is no side to side movement of the caster PC FOK (FU 2) O: his procedure combined with OV/- FO C replaces X O H CH C O on page 36 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number emove the caster from the existing fork efer to OV/ FO C in this procedure of the manual emove the head tube cap emove the locknut and nylon washer rop the X fork out of the caster head tube lide the new fork into the caster head tube O: Check bearing assemblies eplace if necessary 6 nsure W fork slides completely into caster headtube 7 nstall nylon washer and secure with locknut W mproper positioning of the washer will prohibit the free movement of the forks which may result in injury to the occupant. 8 nstall the caster onto the W fork efer to - OV/ C in this procedure of the manual 9 nstall headtube cap Headtube Cap ocknut ylon Washer C crew Fork pacer pacer Caster Caster Headtube Fork FU 1 - OV/ FO C 17 FU 2 - PC FOK

18 POCU 6 his Procedure ncludes the Following: ngaging the ilt-in-pace W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. H --PC (FU 1) W WY make sure that the wheelchair is stable BFO using the tilt-in-space. V operate the wheelchair while in any tilt position over 10 o V O H F. f the limit switch does not stop the wheelchair from operating in a tilt position greater than 10 o V O H F, have the limit switch adjusted by an authorized nvacare dealer or qualified technician. ake sure the occupant of the wheelchair is properly positioned. lways engage both wheel locks. O O use the release pedal of the tilt mechanism to gain leverage in tipping the wheelchair. he release pedal was not designed to be used in this manner and may cause injury to the assistant and/or user or damage to the wheelchair OWY, pull back on the back canes while stepping on the release pedal When the seat reaches the desired angle, OWY relieve the pressure on the release pedal ove the locking mechanism on the release pedal to the locked position ee "" isengage wheel locks before attempting to move occupant / H WH OCK in POCU 4 of this manual elease Pedal Wheelchair Frame ocked Position Back Cane "" ocking echanism Unlocked Position Place the wheelchair on a level surface ngage both wheel locks efer to /- H WH OCK in POCU 4 of this manual ove the locking mechanism on the release pedal to the unlocked position ee "" nform the occupant of the wheelchair that the wheelchair is about to be tilted and remind them to lean back tand behind the wheelchair and apply pressure to the release pedal FU 1 - H --PC 18

19 JU - POCU 7 his Procedure ncludes the Following: emoving/nstalling the preader Bar Changing the eat Width emoving/nstalling/djusting Cable ssembly emoving/nstalling the Cable ssembly from the elease Pedal emoving/nstalling the ilt echanism(s) W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. OV/ H P B (FU 1) O: ake sure the spreader bar is WY attached to the wheelchair O: f a seating system is being used on the chair, refer to the seating system Owner's anual for installation and removal of the seating system emove the X seating system from the wheelchair, if so equipped eparate back assembly from the back angle brackets by removing the mounting screws, coved spacers, washers, and locknuts emove the locking mechanisms in the back canes efer to PC H OCK CH H BCK C in this procedure of the manual oosen, but do not remove the two (2) set screws that secure the X spreader bar to back canes lide the X spreader bar off of the two (2) back canes and slide W spreader bar on O: ake sure the spreader bar is positioned on back canes so not to interfere with the back angle brackets 6 ecurely tighten the two (2) set screws that secure the new spreader bar to the back canes CUO When reattaching back assembly, O O OVH! Back will not fold down properly. ighten hardware until snug. 8 9 eattach back assembly to the back angle brackets with the X mounting screws, coved spacers, washers, and locknuts O O OV- H! Wheelchair will not fold properly ighten until a snug fit is provided einstall the locking mechanisms in the back canes efer to PC H OCK CH H BCK C in POCU 4 of this manual et crew (P 4,7) preader Bar (P 4-7) ocking echanism (P 3,9) ocknut (P 2,8) Washer (P 2,8) Back ssembly (P 2,8) Coved pacer (P 2,8) crew (P 2,8) Back ngle Bracket (P 2,8) FU 1 - OV/ H P B J U 19

20 J U POCU 7 CH H WH (FU 2) O: his procedure replaces 12-CH O 13-CH WH JU, 12-CH O 13-CH O 14-CH WH JU, WH JU 12-CH, 13-CH O 14-CH O 15-CH O 16-CH on page in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number emove the seat frame from the base frame efer to BY/BY in POCU 1 of this manual O: ote the orientation of the seat plate in relation to the seat rails for proper reinstallation W Before removing the crossmembers, note the mounting hole position of the crossmembers to the seat rails for proper reinstallation. Otherwise injury to the occupant and/or user and damage to the wheelchair may occur. O: f a change in the position of the crossmembers is desired, refer to JU H PVO PO in this procedure of the manual eat ail (P 2, 6) Crossmember (P 2, 6) ocknuts (P 4, 5) JU - emove the four (4) mounting screws and four (4) washers that secure the crossmembers to the seat rails eplace existing spreader bar with W spreader bar efer to OV/ H P B in this procedure of the manual emove the four (4) mounting screws and four (4) locknuts that secure the seat plate to the crossmembers ecure the seat plate to the W crossmembers with the existing four (4) mounting screws and locknuts ecurely tighten 6 ecure the crossmembers to the seat rails with the four (4) mounting screws and washers ecurely tighten 7 einstall the seat frame onto the base frame efer to BY/BY in POCU 1 of this manual eat ail (P 2, 6) Washer (P 2, 6) crews (P 2, 6) Washer (P 2, 6) Washer (P 2, 6) Crossmember (P 2, 6) crews (P 2, 6) crews (P 4, 5) O: he back angle plates are not shown for clarity eat Plate (P 4, 5) FU 2 - CH H WH 20 crews (P 4, 5)

21 JU - POCU 7 OV// JU H CB BY emoving/nstalling (FU 3) emove the seat frame from the base frame efer to BY/BY in POCU 1 of this manual oosen back locknut and rotate COUCOCK- W five (5) to six (6) revolutions otate cable adjuster and jam nut COU- COCKW all the way out to the end of the threads otate front locknut COUCOCKW completely off of threads and onto the exposed cable Pull threaded portion of cable assembly back beyond back tab of the tilt mechanism lide the exposed cable out the side of the back tab emove anchor end of cable from front tab o install perform the following: everse P 1-7 B djust cable efer to JU H CB BY in this procedure of the manual Cable djuster Jam ut ilt echanism djusting (FU 4) W O O operate the tilt-in-space if the lock cylinder handles and cables are not properly adjusted to ensure that the lock cylinders lock in place when engaged. oosen the jam nut (counterclockwise) on the lock cylinder cable urn the cable adjuster until the desired play in the release pedal is achieved etighten the jam nut (clockwise) on the cable ilt the wheelchair to any tilt position ake sure the wheelchair holds the position O: f the wheelchair does not hold the position, repeat P 1-4 until the wheelchair is able to hold the tilted position Cable djuster Jam ut J U O: he release pedal is not shown for clarity Back ocknut Back ab Front ocknut FU 4 - JU H CB BY xposed Cable Front ab nchor nd of Cable FU 3 - OV/ H CB BY 21

22 J U POCU 7 OV/ H CB BY FO H P (FU 5) otate cable adjuster COUCOCKW four (4) to five (5) times O: otating the cable adjuster COUCOCK- W will produce slack in the cable emove anchor end of cable from back cable bolt epeat P 1-2 for opposite tilt mechanism emove locknut from front cable bolt emove front cable bolt and washer from release pedal assembly Unthread the cable assembly from the front cable bolt Pull anchor end of cable through front cable bolt epeat P 6-7 for opposite tilt mechanism o install cable assembly onto release pedal, perform the following: everse P 1-8 B djust cable assembly efer to OV/ /JU H CB - BY in this procedure of the manual elease Pedal ssembly ocknut Back Cable Bolt Washer Front Cable Bolt Cable djuster hreads nchor nd of Cable FU 5 - OV/ H CB BY FO H P OV/ H CH() (FU 6) emoving emove the seat frame from the base frame efer to BY/BY in POCU 1 of this manual isconnect the cable from the tilt mechanism efer to OV//JU H CB BY in this procedure of the manual Perform one (1) of the following: O: eft and right tilt mechanisms are determined by sitting in the wheelchair JU F CH - l emove the mounting screw, washers, and locknut that secures the limit stop plate and the top portion of the tilt mechanism to the mounting bracket of the seat frame crossmember ee l emove the mounting screw, spacer and locknut that secure the limit stop plate to the tilt mechanism bracket ee B H CH - emove the mounting screw and locknut that secures the top portion of the tilt mechanism to the mounting bracket of seat frame crossmember emove the mounting screw and locknut that secure the tilt mechanism to the mounting bracket of the base frame crossmember emove tilt mechanism from the mounting bracket of the base frame crossmember nstalling nstall tilt mechanism into mounting brackets of base frame crossmember ecure the tilt mechanism to the base frame crossmember with mounting screw and locknut ecurely tighten Perform one (1) of the following: O: eft and right tilt mechanisms are determined by sitting in the wheelchair F CH - l einstall the mounting screw, washers, and locknut that secures the limit stop plate and the top portion of the tilt mechanism to the seat plate ecurely tighten 22

23 JU POCU 7 6 l einstall the mounting screw, spacer, and locknut that secure the bottom of the limit stop plate to the bracket of the tilt mechanism ecurely tighten tighten B H CH - nstall the mounting screw and locknut that secures the top portion of the tilt mechanism to the seat frame crossmember econnect the cable to the tilt mechanisms efer to OV//JU H CB BY in this procedure of the manual djust the cable assembly efer to JU H CB BY in this procedure of the manual nstall the seat frame from the base frame efer to BY/BY in POCU 1 of this manual Washer crew crew pacer imit top Plate ilt echanism Bracket Washer Bracket of eat Frame Crossmember ocknuts eft ilt echanism (Partial View) J U ight ilt echanism ocknuts eft ilt echanism O: Only the base frame is shown for clarity crew Bracket of Base Frame Crossmember Wheelchair Frame FU 6 - OV\ H CH 23

24 POCU 8 JU - BY J U B Y his Procedure ncludes the Following: tability Overview Changing the Caster Position Changing the Back ngle Changing the eat epth djusting the Pivot Point of the eat Frame W fter Y adjustments, repair or service and B- FO use, make sure all attaching hardware is tightened securely. BY OVVW W he back angle, seat depth, pivot point of seat frame, seating system, caster position, as well as the user condition directly relate to the stability of the wheelchair. ny change to one (1) or any combination of the six (6) may cause the wheelchair to decrease in stability. hese adjustments U be performed by an authorized nvacare dealer or qualified technician. Before performing any of the following stability adjustments: Changing the Caster Position B Changing the Back ngle C Changing the eat depth djusting the Pivot Point of the eat Frame eview and understand the procedures and the adjustment of each component fter understanding the adjustment of each component, refer to the charts on the following pages for allowable adjustment combinations CH H C POO (FU 1) W O O decrease the wheelbase length by adjusting the front casters to either of the two (2) forward positions. WY use the rear most mounting hole. oving the front casters back by using the forward positions causes the wheelchair to decrease in stability which may result in injury to the occupant and/or assistant. CH H BCK (FU 2 3) O: Before performing this procedure, refer to - BY OVVW in this procedure of the manual Front Caster oosen, but do not remove the front mounting screw that secures the back angle plate to the wheelchair frame emove the rear mounting screw, washer and locknut that secure the back angle plates to the wheelchair frame efer to FU 3 to determine the mounting hole in the back angle plates for the desired back angle einstall the rear mounting screw, washer and securely tighten with locknut Back ngle Plate Wheelchair Frame ocknut Washer WY U H OU POO O O U H FOW OU POO Front crew Wheelchair Frame FU 1 - CH H C POO ear crew Coved Washers 24 FU 2 - CH H BCK

25 JU - BY POCU 8 Back Plate Back Plate O O U H OU HO U H FOOW OU HO FO OWB BCK Back Plate CH H PH (FU 4 5) O: Before performing this procedure, refer to - BY OVVW in this procedure of the manual O: his procedure replaces PH JU- on page 49 in the Power iger Owner s anual, part number etermine the necessary back position for the desired seat depth efer to the FU 5 for proper back positioning O: ote the back angle before removing for proper reinstallation emove the front and rear mounting screws, coved washers and locknuts that secure the two (2) back angle plates to the wheelchair frame epeat for opposite side lign the mounting holes in the back angle plates with the mounting holes in the seat rail determined in P ecure the back angle plates to the wheelchair frame, at the angle noted previously, with the two (2) mounting screws, washers and locknuts ecurely tighten epeat for opposite side O: ake sure the back angle plates are at the same angle BFO using the wheelchair J U B Y Back Plate Back Plate Back ngle Plate Front crew ear crew Back Plate Back Plate Wheelchair Frame ocknut Washer Coved Washers FU 3 - BCK P OU HO FO COPO BCK FU 4 - CH H PH 25

26 POCU 8 JU - BY J U B Y BCK POO FO 16-CH PH ear of eat ail BCK POO FO 13-CH PH ear of eat ail Hole for Front iggings BCK POO FO 15-CH PH ear of eat ail BCK POO FO 14-CH PH ear of eat ail W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth Front of eat ail Front of eat ail Hole for Front iggings W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth Front of eat ail Hole for Front iggings Front of eat ail BCK POO FO 12-CH PH ear of eat ail BCK POO FO 11-CH PH ear of eat ail BCK POO FO 10-CH PH ear of eat ail W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth W: ever Use hese Holes for eat epth Front of eat ail Hole for Front iggings Front of eat ail Hole for Front iggings Front of eat ail Hole for Front iggings Hole for Front iggings FU 5 - CH H PH (OWB OU POO) 26

27 JU - BY JU H PVO PO OF H F (FU 6 7) O: Before performing this procedure, refer to - BY OVVW in this procedure of the manual emove the existing seating system from the wheelchair, if so equipped O: efer to your particular seating system manufacturer's Owner's anual for removal of the seating system emove the four (4) mounting screws and washers that secure the seat plate assembly to the seat rails W For FO crossmember use OY mounting holes one (1) through five (5). For crossmember use OY mounting holes eight (8) through twelve (12). ee. 6 Position the seat plate assembly at the mounting holes for the desired pivot point efer to for acceptable mounting hole positions and the chart on the following page for illustrations of the various mounting positions for the adjustable pivot point ecure seat plate assembly with the four (4) mounting screws and washers to the seat rails at the determined position in P CUO ome mounting positions of the adjustable pivot point may cause interference between the footrests and front casters. djust telescoping front frame tubes accordingly. Otherwise damage to the wheelchair may result. f necessary, adjust front frame telescoping tubes efer to JU H COP FO F UB in POCU 2 of this manual einstall the seating system, if so equipped O: efer to your particular seating system manufacturer's Owner's anual for installation of the seating system CCPB OU HO FO H JUB PVO PO ear Crossmember of eat Plate XX Front Crossmember of eat Plate XX Hole for Bilateral Platform Hole for Front iggings CCPB OU COBO Front Crossmember and and and and and ear Crossmember eat ail Back Plates crews POCU 8 Washers eat ail eat Plate ssembly FU 6 - JU H PVO PO OF H F J U B Y 27

28 POCU 8 JU - BY J U W O O use any other mounting positions for the adjustable pivot point except for the positions shown below. Otherwise, injury to the occupant may occur ear of Wheelchair ear Crossmember of eat Plate Front of Wheelchair Hole for Front iggings Front Crossmember of eat Plate B Y POO 1 U OU HO UB 1 8 Hole 8 Hole 1 XX XX X X POO 2 U OU HO UB 2 9 Hole 9 Hole 2 XX XX X X POO 3 U OU HO UB 3 10 POO 4 U OU HO UB 4 11 Hole 11 Hole 4 XX XX X X POO 5 U OU HO UB 5 12 Hole 12 Hole 5 XX XX X X Hole 10 Hole 3 XX XX X X FU 7 - JU H PVO PO OF H F (OWB OU POO) 28

29 JU - BY POCU 8 BY JU WHOU Y O: Y seating system attached to this wheelchair will require O (1) or of the components in the preceding sections of this procedure to be readjusted O: here are two (2) charts of allowable adjustment combinations he first chart, BY JU- WHOU Y shows the allowable adjustment combinations without a seating system attached he second chart, BY JU WH K Y was developed to show the difference in weight distribution and the decreasing range of allowable back angles JUB PVO PO POO #1 PH WH o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -105 o o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -105 o o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -90 o / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -105 o JUB PVO PO POO #2 How to read the tability charts: Find the chart that represents your desired adjustable pivot point hen, find your desired seat depth O: eat depths are listed across the top PH WH Follow that column down until you find the row which contains your desired seat width O: eat widths are listed down the left hand side O: ach box contains the allowable back angle range for your desired seat width, seat depth, and pivot point adjustment combination J U B Y 10 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -90 o 11 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -90 o 12 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -90 o 13 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o O: / - here are no back angles allowed with these adjustment combinations 29

30 POCU 8 JU - BY J U BY JU WHOU Y JUB PVO PO POO #3 PH WH / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 11 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 12 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 13 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o JUB PVO PO POO #4 PH WH B Y 10 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 11 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 12 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 13 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / / / / 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o JUB PVO PO POO #5 PH WH / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 11 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 12 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 13 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o O: / - here are no back angles allowed with these adjustment combinations 30

31 JU - BY POCU 8 BY JU WH K Y JUB PVO PO POO #1 PH WH o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o / / o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o / JUB PVO PO POO #2 J U PH WH / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -90 o 11 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -90 o 12 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -90 o 13 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o 14 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o 15 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o 16 / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 80 o -95 o JUB PVO PO POO #3 PH WH B Y 10 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 11 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 12 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 13 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 14 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 15 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o 16 / / 85 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -100 o O: / - here are no back angles allowed with these adjustment combinations 31

32 POCU 8 JU - BY J U BY JU WH K Y JUB PVO PO POO #4 PH WH / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 11 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 12 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 13 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 80 o -110 o JUB PVO PO POO #5 B Y PH WH / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 11 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 12 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 13 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 14 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 15 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 16 / / / / / 90 o -110 o 80 o -110 o 32

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35 WY WY P O: H WY BOW H B F O COPY WH F W P- PCB O POUC UFCU F JUY 4, 197 his warranty is extended only to the original purchaser/user of our products his warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other legal rights which vary from state to state nvacare warrants the side frames and crossmembers to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the original purchaser/user ll remaining components are warranted for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase except upholstered materials, padded materials and tires/wheels f within such warranty period any such product shall be proven to be defective, such product shall be repaired or replaced, at nvacare s option his warranty does not include any labor or shipping charges incurred in replacement part installation or repair of any such product nvacare s sole obligation and your exclusive remedy under this warranty shall be limited to such repair and/or replacement ny seating system installed on this wheelchair will fall under its own warranty efer to your particular eating ystem Owner's anual for warranty information For warranty service, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased your nvacare product n the event you do not receive satisfactory warranty service, please write directly to nvacare at the address on the back cover, provide dealer s name, address, date of purchase, indicate nature of the defect and, if the product is serialized, indicate the serial number o not return products to our factory without our prior consent O XCUO: H FOO WY H O PPY O U- B POUC F H UB H B OV O FC, POUC UB- JC O C, CC, POP OPO, C O O, PO- UC OF WHOU VC XP W CO CU, BU O O, OFCO HOUH H U OF UUHOZ P O CH; POUC BY O OF P O Y COPO WHOU H PCFC CO OF VC, O O POUC BY CCUC BYO VC COO, UCH VUO W B OY BY VC H WY H O PPY O POB FO O W O FU O H O H UC- O H FOO WY XCUV U OF OH XP W P W, F Y, CU H P W OF CHBY F FO PCU PUPO, H O X BYO H UO OF H X- P WY POV H H Y FO VOO OF Y P W- Y H B O P O PC OF H FCV POUC PUU O H CO H VC H O B B FO Y COQU O C WHOV H WY H B X O COPY WH /POVC W QU- W Y 35