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R Healthcare Dash Lite User manual
Summary of Dash Lite
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 1 dash lite d d a a s s h h l l i i t t e e modular occupant/ attendant user guide.
Page 2: Table of Contents:
______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 2 dash lite table of contents: item page: 1 amendment record 2 2 important symbols 3 3 wheelchair features 4 4 general warnings 5 5 intended user 5 6 important product information 6 7 ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 3 dash lite this symbol indicates hints and suggestions, which should help make operating the wheelchair easier and point out any special functions. This symbol warns you of a risk! Th...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 4 dash lite neither rhealthcare nor your wheelchair provider will accept responsibility for damage caused by misuse or noncompliance with instructions or advice set out in this manual....
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 5 dash lite 2. General warnings the removal of detachable parts that are supplied either as standard as prescribed or recommended by the user’s prescriber, healthcare professional or w...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 6 dash lite 4. Important information introduction the type of wheelchair, and attachment features, provided will be different according to individual user requirements, and clinical as...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 7 dash lite 4.5 pushing techniques pushing a wheelchair with a helpful occupant can be an enjoyment for both people involved provided that there is mutual confidence and understanding....
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 8 dash lite make sure that the front end of the chair is lowered slowly to the floor, and that the castors are pointing to the rear. Fig 7 – going down a kerb finish position castors w...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 9 dash lite wheel mounting bracket. The image below shows show how the block is fitted to the chair and how the wheel alignment can be set using the grub screws in the wheel mount bloc...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 10 dash lite 4.7 handling & stability on steps & slopes a little forward planning can eliminate difficult manoeuvres such as steps. Modern public buildings should provide permanent whe...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 11 dash lite a correctly fitted posture belt should fit over a users pelvis at approximately 45 degrees from the anchor without obstruction from any part of the wheelchair (e.G. Skirt ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 12 dash lite 4.9 occupant controlled mobility handrims these are provided for the occupant to grip and push round to propel the wheels. Best results will be obtained by a long pushing ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 13 dash lite car driver information physically active wheelchair users can drive cars and store the wheelchair in the car independently, with a lot of practice. Training at specialist ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 14 dash lite the wheelchair must be secured to the floor by a restraint system, preferably in line with direction of travel. The wheelchair should not be occupied by more than one pers...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 15 dash lite fire precautions when using the chair, both indoors and outside, always take precautions against fire risks. Avoid smoking, and do not park the wheelchair against an open ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 16 dash lite looking after your wheelchair - general care and maintenance read all information provided before attempting to use users should not attempt major repairs or modifications...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 17 dash lite service check list brakes the brake should hold the chair on a ramp angle of approx. 10 degrees. Try the chair on a slope or ramp, which you may use. If necessary, have th...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 18 dash lite 16" x 16" 17" x 17" 18" x 17" max occupant weight ( advised ) 127kg 127kg 127kg stump support yes yes yes elevating legrest yes yes yes seating area dimensions seat width ...
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______________________________________________________________________________________________ issue_g_january_2013 19 dash lite r healthcare healthcare group distributed by: other approved distributors:.