HEARTWAY HW1 Spring Tilt and Recline Wheelchair Owner’s Manual

HEARTWAY HW1 Spring Tilt and Recline Wheelchair Owner’s Manual

INTRODUCTION & SAFETY

Welcome to Heartway Medical Products Co., Ltd. We truly appreciate your new purchase order on our model HW1/HW1P. We are confident that this design features will provide you with the conveniences you expect during your daily activities. Once you understand how to safely operate this product for the first time, its safety and performance will give you years of trouble free operation and service.

WARNING:
Do not operate this product without first reading and understanding the warnings, cautions, and instructions in this manual. If you are unable to understand the warnings, cautions, and instructions, contact with our authorized dealer before attempting to use this equipment – otherwise injury or damage may result.

Read and follow all instructions, warnings, and notes in this manual before attempting to operate this product for the first time. In addition, your safety depends upon you, as well as your provider, caretaker, or healthcare professional in using good judgement.

If you experience any problems with your wheelchair that you are unable to resolve, or if you do not feel capable of safety following any of the instructions and/or recommendations contained in this manual, please contact our authorized dealer for assistance.

SPECIFICATIONS

HEAD REST, ARM REST & PUSH HANDLE ADJUSTMENT

• Headrest Angle Adjustment

• Armrest Height Adjustment

• Headrest Height Adjustment

• Push Handle Adjustment

ELEVATING LEG REST ADJUSTMENT

• Swing Away Function

• Armrest Height Adjustment
  

Manual & Power Reclining & Tilting Functions

Manual Tilting(-5°~25° )
Press the LH-brake and force the handle downwards to adjust the angle

Manual Reclining (90°~120°)–
Press the RH-brake and force the handle downwards to adjust the angle.

Power Tilting– Press the button (2) to
adjust the tilting angle.

Power Reclining– Press the button (1) to
adjust the reclining angle.

SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERIES USER’S GUILD

Battery Specification

Battery
Specification(20Hr)| N o m i n a I
Voltage (V)| Dimensions (mm)| Weight| Internal
Resistance
(m 11 )| Max
Discharge
Current (A)| Max.
Charge
Current (A)
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
L| W| H| (kg)
1.3Ah| 12| 97| 43| 53| 0.6| 78| 6.5| 0.39
2.9Ah| 12| 79| 56| 99| 1.18| 30| 58| 0.87
4.5Ah| 12|  90| 70|    101|      1.83  _| 19| 125| 1.35

1. Operation Environment
   1.1 Charge: 0 t(32°F) — 40°C (104°F)
   1.2 Discharge: -15°C(5°F) – 50°C (122°F)
   1.3 Storage: -15″C(5°F) — 40°C (104°F)

2. Battery Life 2.1 Standby Usage:
   3-5 years (in 2.3Vpc floating charge and 25t)
   2.2 Cycle Usage: 100% discharge: 200 cycles
   80% discharge: 225 cycles 50
   % discharge: 500 cycles

Battery Power Depletion Chart: Storage Temperature/Time/Capacity Table

Time
Temperature| 1 Month| 2 Month| 6 Month| 12 Month
---|---|---|---|---
0°C-5°C
(32°          F-41°      F)| 96%| 93%| 90%| 80%
5°C-20C (41°          F-68°        F)| 92%| 90%| 80%| 65% 20C-30t
(68°          F-86′      F)| 90%| 80%| 65%| 50%
30`C-40°C
(86°          F-104°   F)| 83%_| 70%| 50%| No Storage

Battery Charging Guide:

• Remove the connector covers from a battery box to insert DC IN socket indicated at the left side of LAK B box, and then plug in power cord.
• The CPU in the control will automatically detect the battery capacity. If the power capacity is insufficient, it will automatically charge. When fully charged, it will automatically disconnect charging circuit.
• Charging method: With constant voltage 2.4~2.5 v/cell, initial current is below 0.4cA to charge 5 ~ 8 hours.
• Charging voltage: charging voltage 14.4 ~15 .0V (at 25 (77 )) for the cycling ℃ ℉ use floating voltage 13.5 ~13.8 V (at 25 (77 )) for the standby use ℃ ℉ .
• pen-circuited voltage for fully charged batteries is greater than 12 .9V

Battery Notice

• Batteries will discharge in storage by itself to reduce the capacity. Therefore, they must be stored at a place with low temperature, dryness, no direct sunlight or fire.
• During the storage period, batteries should be recharged once every months (a place where the environmental temperature is below 25℃).The environmental temperature starts from 25℃ with an increase of 10℃. The recharge interval will shorten 1 2/, and the speed of self discharge will increase 2 times. The battery capacity can’t recover when long-term stored under discharge.
• Stored batteries must be recharged before using (The first charging time needs about 5 ~8 hours.).
• Batteries should be used as early as possible. First in/first out criteria should be followed.
• Batteries will gradually deteriorate in storage. The battery capacity can’t recover under the long-term storage even by recharging.
• Avoid overcharge as much as possible, and charge soon after discharging. When battery voltage drops, the machine can’t be driven. If there is some capacity left, batteries should be immediately charged after used. If not immediately charged, batteries will degrade early, leading to lead acidification.
• When the insufficient power level sounds, please immediately charge batteries to avoid permanent damage.

Charging the batteries

• The batteries of the power Tilting and Reclining functions have to be charged on a regular basis. Together with the control unit the batteries are place at a separate box beneath the seat.
• If the batteries are stored, pay heed to a dry and cool environment, to decelerate the natural discharge process during storage. If the batteries are stored for a long time period, ensure that they are charged once a month, to prevent damaging.
• After the charging process is done, make sure that the recharger cable is attached safely, without dragging on the floor or getting into the wheels.

Warning! Make sure that there is no one sitting in the wheelchair while charging.

• Plug the recharger cable into the power socket.
• A green LED will show readiness for load.
• It is possible to charge the batteries over night, the recharger will automatically disconnect charging circuit, when fully loaded
• Please plug out the recharger cable, after the charging process is done.

Monitoring the state of charge

• The state of charge is shown by the three LED’s on the remote control.
• You can see the state of charge while using the Power Tilting and Reclining functions.
• Green – Fully charged.
• Yellow – Charging is advised.
• Red – Charging is required

SPARE PARTS DRAWINGS

1. WELDED CHASSIS FRAME

2. EAT FRAME

3. ADJUSTABLE SEAT FRAME

4. FOOTSUPPORT TUBE

5. SEAT BOARD

6. BACK SUPPORT BRACKET

7. PUSH TUBE

8. BOARD FOR BACKSEAT

9. BACKSEAT FRAME

10. ARMSEAT FRAME

11. FORK

12. ARMSEAT TUBE

13. ARMSEAT SOCKET

14. ADJUSTABLE BACKSEAT TUBE

15. PELVIC BELT

16. ANTI-TIPPING TUBE

17. BRAKE HUB

18. QUICKRELEASE MUSHROOM HEAD

19. REAR WHEEL ASSY

20. SEATREST PAD

21. BACKREST PAD

22. PU HEADREST

23. FOOTREST ASSY FOR LEFT

24. FOOTREST ASSY FOR RIGHT

25. HEADREST SLIDER

26. HYDRAULIC BRAKE

27. PLUG 28 PAD

28. ARMREST BASE

29. SIDE PANEL

30. ARMREST SOCKET

31. 200’50 PU FOAM FILLED TIRE

32. QUICK RELEASE HANDLE

33. STEM

34. LINKER PLATE

35. SIDE PANEL BAR

36. INNER HEXAGON SCREW

37. SIDE PANEL

38. SHORT SLIDE BAR

39. LONG SLIDE BAR

40. BRAKE LEVER

41. FRONT SLIDE LOCK

42. HEADREST SOCKET

43. REAR CLAMP

44. FOR HEARREST

45. ADJUSTABLE LEVER

46. FOOT PLATE FIXING ASS’Y
    

47. WELDED CHASSIS FRAME

48. SEAT FRAME

49. ADJUSTABLE SEAT FRAME

50. FOOTSUPPORT TUBE

51. SEAT BOARD

52. BACK SUPPORT BRACKET

53. PUSH TUBE

54. BOARD FOR BACKSEAT

55. BACKSEAT FRAME

56. ARMSEAT FRAME

57. FORK

58. ARMSEAT TUBE

59. ARMSEAT SOCKET

60. ADJUSTABLE BACKSEAT TUBE

61. PELVIC BELT

62. ANTI-TIPPING TUBE

63. BRAKE HUB

64. QUICK-RELEASE MUSHROOM HEAD

65. REAR WHEEL ASS’Y

66. SEATREST PAD

67. BACKREST PAD

68. PU HEADREST

69. FOOTREST ASSY FOR LEFT

70. FOOTREST ASSY FOR RIGHT

71. HEADREST SLIDER

72. HYDRAULIC BRAKE

73. PLUG

74. ARMREST PAD

75. ARMREST BASE

76. SIDE PANEL

77. ARMREST SOCKET

78. 200.50 PU FOAM FILLED TIRE

79. QUICK RELEASE HANDLE a.

80. STEM

81. LINKER PLATE

82. SIDE PANEL BAR

83. INNER HEXAGON SCREW

84. SIDE PANEL

85. SHORT SLIDE BAR

86. LONG SLIDE BAR

87. BRAKE LEVER

88. FRONT SLIDE LOCK

89. HEADREST SOCKET

90. REAR CLAMP FOR HEARREST

91. ADJUSTABLE LEVER

92. FOOT PLATE FIXING ASS’Y
    

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance is an important part of wheelchair ownership. There are two types of maintenance: preventive (routine) and corrective. Preventive maintenance enables you to help extend the life of your wheelchair by catching potential problems before it becomes necessary to correct them. Corrective maintenance is what you must do when your wheelchair needs immediate repair.

Preventive maintenance

In addition to your pre-ride checks, you can pay particular attention to your drive wheels and the overall appearance of your wheelchair. Keep your wheelchair clean. This will help prevent dirt and other contaminants from getting into places where it doesn’t belong, like the drive wheel bearings, the frame hinges or the caster bearings. Drive wheel and caster bearings are sealed and do not require lubrication. We recommend you follow the following maintenance checks:

• Ensure that all parts are securely fastened to your wheelchair
• Check for proper tire inflation
• Check for drive tire and caster tire wear. If they are worn excessively, then replace them. If they appear to have worn unevenly, then contact your authorized dealer before replacing them.
• Check the park brakes. After several months of use, you may find it necessary to adjust the park brake so that they lock securely when engaged. Please see the adjustment section for reference of park brake adjustment methods.
• Check the caster wheel free swivel

To keep your wheelchair clean, use a damp cloth and wipe down. Don’t use a hose. This could force moisture into the caster swivel or the drive wheel hub. Always use soapy water on the seat and dry it thoroughly before using.

Corrective maintenance
If you feel that your wheelchair’s performance has degraded or is not operating correctly, contact our authorized dealer. All components should be provides by our authorized dealers while the unit is still under warranty. We do not recommend that you remove any parts and send them back for repair without first contacting our authorized dealer.

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