LIFE LINE 4050 Aluminium Light Weight Recliner Wheelchair User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- LIFE LINE
Table of Contents
User Manual
65/4050 Aluminium Light Weight Recliner Wheelchair
WARNING
- Lifeline Corporation Pte Ltd shall not be held liable for any damages, injuries or accidents arising from misuse, mishandling, and negligence.
- Lifeline personnel shall demonstrate the basic handling of the wheelchair.
- The safety features for operating the wheelchair must be strictly observed.
- Any defects must be reported immediately to Lifeline Corporation Pte Ltd.
- When transporting the wheelchair, the brakes should be in an unlocked position.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
- The wheelchair should not be used if found damaged as it may injure the user or caregiver.
- The caregiver should be familiarised with the functionality of the wheelchair.
- The wheelchair must not be overloaded (Maximum load capacity: 115kg).
- Do change the tires if they are worn out.
CLEANING
- Use a cloth to wipe the wheelchair dry after use.
- Dry out in the sun if possible.
- Regularly clean out debris on the castors for easy maneuvering.
| Seat Width: | 16″ / 18″ / 20″ | Overall Width: | 24.5″ / 26.5″ / 28.5″ |
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| Seat Depth: | 16″ | Overall Depth: | 43″, 64″ fully recline |
| Front Seat Height: | 20″ | Overall Height: | 51″ with headrest |
| Rear Seat Height: | 19″ | Seat to Arm Rest Height: | 9″ – 12″ |
| Back Height: | 18″, 32″ with headrest | Weight: | 19kg |
| Rear Wheel: | 20″ | Weight Capacity: | 115kg |
| Front Wheel: | 7″ | Warranty: | 1 year |
ATTACH / DETACH & ADJUSTMENT OF FOOTREST
– Pull the lever of the footrest to swing in/outwards.
– Pull upward to detach.
– After aligning the hole at the frame, slot in to attach.
To adjust footrest length, use a spanner to loosen the bolt, adjust height & tighten.
STORAGE & TRANSPORT
BRAKES & ARMREST
SAFETY & MAINTENANCE
- Do not exceed the maximum user weight. This may cause damage to the wheelchair, and injury to the user as the wheelchair can become unstable and tip over.
- This wheelchair was designed to carry one person at any time. Carrying more than one person may exceed the weight limit and cause the pushchair to be unstable.
- Any damage to the wheelchair due to mis-used or exceeding the maximum weight limit is not covered by the warranty.
- This wheelchair is designed for use on even surfaces. Should you come across uneven, bumpy, or rough surfaces, try to avoid if possible or approach with caution.
- The recommended maximum incline angle is 15°. Any attempt to climb or descend steeper inclines may cause the pushchair to become unstable and unsafe.
Maximum Safe Incline Angle (Ascending & Descending)
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Curbs and other obstacles should be approached with caution. It is recommended that the wheelchair is driven around such obstacles whenever possible. If these obstacles cannot be avoided, do approach slowly at 90° from the front or rear of the pushchair.
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It is very important to have regular checks and servicing of the pushchair. You should keep the wheelchair clean and free from dirt as this will prevent debris from causing damage to the wheel bearings, castors, castor bearings, and joints.
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Worn off tires will make your pushchair difficult to maneuver. Ensure that both the rear wheels and front castors are not excessively worn out. If they are worn out, dented, twisted, or out of alignment, it will cause difficulty when pushing on even surfaces.
*Please contact Lifeline Corporation Pte Ltd should you need to replace any spare parts.
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