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Karman Healthcare S-Ergo 105(KM-1500?3) Owner's Manual

Summary of S-Ergo 105(KM-1500?3)

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    S-ergo 100 series s-ergo 105(km-1500 ‧3) s-ergo 115(km-1510 ‧3) s-ergo 106(km-1501 ‧3) s-ergo 125(km-1520 ‧3).

  • Page 3: General Warning

    I general warning do maintain your chair well, in particular check the tire pressure since this affects the efficiency of the brakes. Correct tire pressure, please see the walls of the tires. Do make sure both brakes are applied before getting in or out of the chair. Do make sure both brakes are app...

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    Ii you and your karman service provider no tools are required for assembly. Your wheelchair should be assembled by your authorized karman dealer. Your authorized karman dealer is also your service provider. Unauthorized repairs, upgrades and add-ons will negate your warranty. Anything wheelchair rel...

  • Page 5: Ce Marking

    Iii ce marking this wheelchair complies with the requirements of the medical devices directive 93/42/eec. Caution: before purchasing and using karma wheelchairs, please consult qualified professionals so as to ensure that you choose suitable products and use them correctly as well. For safety reason...

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    Ii table of contents 1. Preface .................................................................................. 1 2. Safety .................................................................................... 1 3. Intended use & parts ………………………………………..5 4. Operation .................................

  • Page 7: 1. Preface

    1 1. Preface please carefully read this owner's manual before using the wheelchair. Improper use of the wheelchair could result in harm or injury. Therefore, for safe and enjoyable use of the wheelchair, please read this owner's manual. This owner's manual includes operation instructions for the asp...

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    2 avoid stopping on an incline, it can potentially cause you to lose control of the chair. Do not use the brakes to slow down or stop the wheelchair, this could cause it to seize up, causing you to lose control or fall out of the chair. Whenever possible, utilize help from an assistant/attendant whi...

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    3 2.7 general always make sure both brakes are applied before getting in or out of the chair. Never stand on the footplates when getting in or out of the chair. Never carry more than one passenger. Karma wheelchairs are limited to one user. Use caution to assure your clothing doesn't get tangled wit...

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    4 figure 2.4 figure 2.5 2.13 labeling please carefully read all the labeling on the wheelchair before driving it. Do not remove them. Protect them for future reference..

  • Page 11: 3. Intended Use & Parts

    5 3. Intended use & parts 3.1 intended use the s-ergo 100 series with 24” rear wheels is a self-propelled chair. It can either be pushed by an attendant or by the user. The s-ergo 100 series with 14” rear wheels is a transit version. It can be pushed by an attendant only. These wheelchairs are suita...

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    6 3.2.1 s-ergo 105 with 14 〞 〞 〞 〞rear wheel parts description 1. Push handle 2. Armrest 3. Side panel 4. Brake 5. Calf strap 6. Footplate 7. Backrest upholstery 8. Attendant brake 9. Seat upholstery 10. Cross frame (cross bar) 11. Rear wheel 12. Caster 3.3 s-ergo 115 with 24 〞 〞 〞 〞rear wheel parts...

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    7 3.3.1 s-ergo 115 with 14 〞 〞 〞 〞 rear wheel parts description (swing-away footrest) 1. Push handle 2. Armrest 3. Side panel 4. Brake 5. Footrest 6. Calf strap 7. Backrest upholstery 8. Attendant brake 9. Seat upholstery 10. Cross frame (cross bar) 11. Rear wheels 12. Caster 13. Footplate 3.3.2 s-e...

  • Page 14: 4. Operation

    8 4. Operation 4.1 preparing for use 4.1.1 unfolding hold the grip and fold up the back joint, and you will hear a sound. (see figure 4.1.) hold the armrests and pull outwards. (see figure 4.2.) point your fingers inward with the palm of your hand on the frame; push it down until the seat is fully l...

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    9 pull down the release pin and pull up the rigidifying push-bar. (for s-106, see figure 4.8 and 4.9.) pull up the seat upholstery by holding its central portion of the front and rear ends. (see figure 4.10.) fold down the backrest by pressing the back joints. (see figure 4.11.) folding is now compl...

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    10 do not: try to detach the wheels while the wheelchair is occupied even it is installed with anti-tippers. 4.1.5 adjust footplate height to adjust footplate height, use the karma tool provided to loosen the bolt at the side of the footrest arm. Adjust it to the desired height, re-tighten the screw...

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    11 figure 4.20 figure 4.21 4.2 transferring in and out 4.2.1 transferring in engage both hand brakes. Turn the footplates up and swing them to the side. The user lowers his or her body into the seat using the armrests for support. Turn the footplates back down, so that the user can place his feet on...

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    12 when transferring in and out of the chair, make sure that the brakes are applied to prevent the chair from sliding away. Also see that the footplates are flipped up for ease of entering or exiting. (see figure 4.23) 4.3 general use 4.3.1 attendant pushing and self-propelled do ensure that the bra...

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    13 figure 4.25 figure 4.26 figure 4.27 figure 4.28 figure 4.29 4.3.2 tilting by the attendant make sure both the user's feet are on the footplates and will not slip off. Make sure the handgrips are secure and cannot slip off. Release both brakes. Grasp both push handles firmly. Put your stronger foo...

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    14 of an attendant. Leaning backwards causes the caster to rise higher but it is much safer to lean forwards and stay balanced. 4.3.4 going down curbs please note: it is always better to avoid curbs where possible by using ramped curbs or slopes and this operation is best attempted with the aid of a...

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    15 4.3.5.1 going up curbs forwards with an attendant as the footrests nearly touch the curb tilt the chair. The chair should be tilted just high enough to allow the front casters to roll smoothly onto the pavement. Push the chair forward until the rear wheels are touching the curb. Then, continuing ...

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    16 karma always recommends that the user be transferred into car seat with a safety belt or harness while in a transport. Suggestion: remember that the best solution is always to move the user from the wheelchair into a normal car seat. 4.5.1 before use caution: if the back angle of the wheelchair i...

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    17 figure 4.30 figure 4.31 adjusting length of seat belt identify the require length of the belt. (figure 4.32.) push the two part of belt through buckle to make the belt longer or shorter. (figure 4.33.) pull the two part of belt tight. (figure 4.34.) push buckle up to the plastic clip so that the ...

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    18 5. Inspection and maintenance 5.1 daily check check the following items before traveling. If you find anything abnormal, visit your karma wheelchair dealer for further inspection before using it. Examine brakes, checking for wear, damage and misalignment. Replacing or adjusting the brakes should ...

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    19 easy to engage Ⅴ prevent chair from moving when engaged Ⅴ seat & backrest inspect for rips or sagging Ⅴ inspect for loose or broken hardware Ⅴ casters inspect the casters for smooth rotation of the caster wheel and caster assembly Ⅴ inspect the caster for wear in the bearings/mountings and for ti...

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    20 6. Options and accessories ■ magnesium alloy rear wheel • sliver spokes + bright yellow tire. • attaches to all karma owners’ (manual) wheelchairs. ■ i.V. Pole • height adjusts from 130cm (51") to 200cm (78"). • attaches to all karma owners’ (manual) wheelchairs. . ■ oxygen holder • standard size...

  • Page 27: 7. Troubleshooting

    21 ■ headrest • attaches to all karma owners’ (manual) wheelchairs. Caution: attaching accessories may alter the overall stability and center-of-gravity of the chair. Thus, this should be performed by your approved repairer and therapist. 7. Troubleshooting trouble or problems with your wheelchair y...

  • Page 28: 8. Specifications

    22 8. Specifications model s-ergo 115 s-ergo 115 s-ergo 105 s-ergo 105 s-ergo 106 rear wheel size 24” 14” 24” 20” 24” frame color sliver pearl, rose red sliver pearl, rose red sliver pearl, rose red sliver pearl, rose red sliver pearl, rose red seat width 16” 18” 20” 16” 18” 20” 16” 18” 16” 18” 16 1...

  • Page 29: 9. Cleaning & Recycling

    23 9. Cleaning & recycling 9.1 cleaning in order to lengthen the life of your wheelchair, it is suggested that you clean the wheelchair periodically (if not daily), especially after it is used in the rain or snow. We suggest that you don't use your wheelchair in the rain or snow. If you are travelin...

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    24 10.2 u.S.A. Limited warranty policy karman warrants the main frame of s-ergo 105, 106, 115, 305, km-3520, km-802, km-5000, km-7501, km-8020, vip515, mvp-502 against defects in material and workmanship for the lifetime from the date of purchase, 6 months on parts. Karman warrants the main frame of...

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    104-40100 rev:02dc.