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- Page 1 Juvo Instructions for use (user) ..................
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Buttons and display functions ....................... 6.6.2.3 Adjustment possibilities ........................6.6.2.4 Environmental control via Bluetooth ....................... 6.6.2.4.1 Activating devices ..........................6.6.2.4.2 Pairing ............................... 6.6.2.4.3 Selecting the connected devices ......................6.6.2.4.4 Deactivating devices ..........................6.6.2.4.5 Operating mouse functions on a PC ...................... Juvo... - Page 4 R-Net control unit ..........................6.11.7 Joystick functions ..........................6.12 Manual seat functions .......................... 6.12.1 Safety instructions ..........................6.12.2 Manually elevating legrests ........................6.13 Lap belt ............................. 6.13.1 Adaptation ............................6.13.2 ..............................6.14 Control unit accessories ........................6.14.1 Separate LCD monitor ......................... Juvo...
- Page 5 Procedure for warnings and error messages ..................7.4.3 Wheelchair control unit error overview ....................7.4.4 Attendant control error overview ......................Disposal ................................Safety instructions ..........................Disposal Information ..........................Legal information .............................. Liability .............................. CE Conformity ............................ Warranty ............................Service Life ............................Juvo...
- Page 6 Table of contents Technical data ..............................Appendices ................................ 11.1 Threshold values for wheelchairs transportable by train ................Juvo...
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Page 7: Foreword
This ensures that any necessary repairs will be made exclusively with Ottobock spare parts. • Your product may differ from the models shown. • The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical changes to the model described in these instructions for use. Juvo... -
Page 8: Product Description
Module carrier for control electronics Caster wheel splash guard Side panel with armrest Motor with brake release Back angle adjustment (power adjustment) Suspension Rear lights Front light Drive wheel splash guard Legrest Drive wheel Seat cushion Anti-tipper Control panel Juvo... -
Page 9: Safety
Caster wheel splash guard Seat cushion Caster wheel Control panel 3 Safety 3.1 Explanation of warning symbols Warning regarding possible serious risks of accident or injury. WARNING Warning regarding possible risks of accident or injury. CAUTION Warning regarding possible technical damage. NOTICE Juvo... -
Page 10: General Safety Instructions
► Do not expose the product to any extreme temperatures (e.g. direct sunlight, sauna, extreme cold). NOTICE Use under incorrect environmental conditions Damage to the product due to excessively high or low temperatures ► Only use the product within a temperature range of -15 °C to +40 °C (5 °F to +104 °F). Juvo... -
Page 11: Effects Of Electromagnetic Interference On The Product And On The User
Other types of hand-held devices, such as cordless phones, laptop computers, AM/FM radios, TV sets, CD players, and cassette players, and small appliances, such as electric shavers and hair dryers, so far as we know, are not likely to cause EMI problems to your powered wheelchair. Juvo... -
Page 12: Nameplate And Warning Labels
** S = speed code; YY = year of manufacture; WW = week of manufacture; PP = production site; XXX = sequential production number *** YYYY = year of manufacture; MM = month of manufacture; DD = day of manufacture Juvo... -
Page 13: Warning Labels
The maximum load capacity (see print on the nameplate; see Page 12) is thereby respectively reduced by the weight of the retrofitted options. 4.2.1 Accessories from other manufacturers As per the order for the power wheelchair, some components from third-party manufacturers have been installed prior to delivery. Please observe the following instructions in this regard: Juvo... -
Page 14: Storage
The tyres should be replaced every 2 years regardless of wear and tear. • • When power wheelchairs with PU tyres are parked for long periods, the tyres may become deformed (flat spots). This deformation will go away on its own over time while driving. Juvo... -
Page 15: Preparation For Use
► Programming may only be performed by qualified personnel trained by the manufacturer. The manufacturer of the product and the control unit manufacturer are not liable in case of damage caused by programming which was not performed properly and/or which was not adjusted properly according to the user's abilities. Juvo... -
Page 16: Use
The side panels protect the user and his/her clothing from getting dirty. The installed armrests offer the user additional support for the forearms. 6.2.1 Removing/installing the side panels To make getting in from the side easier or for transportation, the side panels can be removed if needed. Juvo... -
Page 17: Adjusting The Side Panels
6.2.2 Adjusting the Side Panels The height of the armrests, the forearm length and the clothing protector can be subsequently adapted. The height of the armrests, the forearm length and the depth position of the side panel can be subsequently adap ted. Juvo... -
Page 18: Adjusting The Control Panel Position
2) Slide the rail with the control panel forwards or backwards. INFORMATION: If the control panel rail is too long it can be shortened. Please contact the qualified personnel who adjusted your product. 3) Tighten the set screws on the bottom of the arm rest. Juvo... -
Page 19: Legrests
► Do not reach into the danger area with your fingers when folding the legrest or footplates up or down. ► Never step on the footplates when getting in and out. ► Note projecting edges. INFORMATION For detaching/attaching the power legrests: see Page 58. To make getting in easier or for transportation, the legrests can be removed if needed. Juvo... -
Page 20: Adjusting The Legrests
6.4 Backrest The backrest provides pressure redistribution and support for the upper body. 6.4.1 Folding the backrest up/down The wheelchair may be delivered with the backrest folded down. It has to be folded up and secured prior to use. Juvo... -
Page 21: Adjusting The Back Angle
► Always place the seat in a horizontal position. ► Note that the armrests are not capable of bearing full body weight, and therefore must not be used for getting into or out of the wheelchair. ► Always put on a lap belt when driving. Juvo... -
Page 22: Control Unit
The control panel is used to switch the power wheelchair on and off, enter driving commands and display the cur rent status of certain functions and components. Joystick [Decrease speed] button [Increase speed] button [Selected speed level] LED display [Horn] button [On/off] button [Charge level] LED display Charging/programming receptacle Juvo... -
Page 23: Buttons And Display Functions
The control panel is divided into the keypad, two LED displays and the joystick. The charging/programming recept acle is on the underside. The control panel is used to switch the power wheelchair on and off, enter driving commands and display the cur rent status of certain functions and components. Juvo... -
Page 24: Buttons And Display Functions
The [Charge level] LCD screen is divided into 10 segments and shows the current charge level: • After brief operation, the battery indicator shows the exact battery status. • A charge of 100% corresponds to 10 segments on the battery symbol. Juvo... -
Page 25: R-Net Control Unit
The control panel consists of a button section, LCD screen and joystick. The charging receptacle and two inputs for external buttons are located on the underside. The control panel is used to switch the power wheelchair on and off, enter driving commands and display the cur rent status of certain functions and components. Juvo... -
Page 26: Buttons And Display Functions
Display of the profile name or the modes (e.g. "Seating") Display of the travel speed Display of the distance travelled Display of selected speed level Display of active direction indicators (yellow) left/right [On/off] Display of active warning flashers (red) [On/off] Restricted speed (creep speed) Juvo... - Page 27 If the power wheelchair is not fitted with lights for road traffic, this button is deactivated (no function). [Profile/mode] button Pressing this button retrieves the available driving profiles and operating modes of the control system in succes sion (dependent on programming and connected devices). Juvo...
- Page 28 This mode enables control of devices with infrared remote control – e.g. TV, DVD players, projectors, etc. The devices being controlled must be synchronised with the control unit prior to use. Synchronisation is performed by the qualified personnel. Further information: see Page 36 ff. Juvo...
- Page 29 (e.g. from 66% to 33%) when a brief joystick movement is executed in the opposite direction; the wheelchair stops when the joystick is held in the opposite direction Emergency stop: severe controller / handheld control unit and/or drive motor mal function (see Page 83) Juvo...
- Page 30 "Stop button" in latched drive mode (cruise control); the wheelchair brakes when a brief joystick command is executed in the opposite direction; the wheelchair stops when the joystick is moved more than 50% in the opposite direction Alternative: display with special controls Juvo...
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Page 31: Adjustment Possibilities
[Clear Trip Distance]: The trip distance can be erased by moving the joystick to the right. [Exit]: Return to the Settings menu by moving the joystick to the right • [Backlight] menu item > The following submenus are displayed by moving the joystick to the right. Juvo... -
Page 32: Environmental Control Via Bluetooth
A list of preprogrammed device names and their respective activation status [On/Off] is displayed. Standard device names are PC, phone, iPhone, iPad. The names can be adjusted by the qualified personnel as desired. Select an appropriate device name for the device being activated. Juvo... -
Page 33: Pairing
Bluetooth menu once again using the [Profile/mode] button. Pairing with an Android device INFORMATION The details of the steps that follow and the menus that are shown may differ due to the variety of existing Android software versions. Also use the respective Android help. Juvo... - Page 34 9) After the device has successfully been added, the Bluetooth symbol is continually displayed in blue on the TEN° control panel and the iOS device can be operated using the joystick on the control panel or via the connected special control. Juvo...
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Page 35: Selecting The Connected Devices
Double-click the right mouse button: quickly move the joystick to the right twice in quick succession. The qualified personnel can also change assignments using individual programming so that e.g. a single joystick movement is interpreted as a double-click. b) Mouse actions using external buttons: Juvo... -
Page 36: Operating Ios Device Functions
Moving the joystick to the right or left once more triggers the selected control command. LCD display in "IR Menu" mode – TEN° control panel Display Information When "IR Menu" mode is selected on the control panel, a list of the devices which can be operated using environmental control is displayed. Juvo... -
Page 37: Learning And Assigning Ir Codes
Then select the [IR Setup] menu item within the menu. Select a device, e.g. [TV]. The commands which have been set up for the device are displayed. Select the command which needs to be learned, e.g. [Volume down]. Select [Learn code]. Juvo... -
Page 38: Activating And Deactivating Ir Codes
A deactivated IR code appears with an "X" next to the list entry. Activating an IR code An IR code can be activated by turning the rotary multi-selector on the TEN° control panel to the right. An activated IR code appears with a tick mark next to the list entry. Juvo... -
Page 39: Driving Functions
► The transportation of a person sitting in a wheelchair in public transit constitutes a significant safety risk for all participants. We therefore recommend using the seats provided during transportation. ► While using public transit, you are not permitted to sit in the wheelchair without an approved personal restraint system. Juvo... -
Page 40: Driving Notes
In individual cases, the continuous climbing ability can be significantly lower than the value specified. • In order to navigate downhill gradients safely, the speed must be reduced according to the slope (e.g. select speed level 1). • Never drive downhill backwards. Juvo... -
Page 41: Switching On And Off
The power wheelchair brakes automatically and comes to a stop if it is turned off with the [On/off] button while being driven. • Each time you switch on the control unit, it will return to the previously selected speed level. Juvo... -
Page 42: Selecting The Speed Levels
Longer braking distance Risk of falling, tipping over or collision due to operator error ► Note that the braking distance is much longer on downgrades than on the level. ► Also reduce speed when driving downhill (e.g. select speed level 1). Juvo... -
Page 43: Range
The swing-away, spring-loaded anti-tipper rollers stabil ise the front-wheel drive power wheelchair when brak ing while driving downhill. They swing back when driving against a curb, for example. The anti-tipper is mounted so that the ground clearance is at least 50 mm. Juvo... -
Page 44: Drive-Away Lock
4) Push the joystick all the way back until a beep sounds. → A long beep confirms that the drive-away lock was activated. → The control unit turns itself off. → The key symbol on the LCD screen indicates that the drive-away lock is activated: Juvo... -
Page 45: Adjusting The Driving Characteristics
Falling, tipping, collision with persons or nearby objects due to improper operation ► Repairs and adjustments to the brake may only be made by qualified personnel trained by the manufacturer. Incorrect settings can lead to a loss of braking power. Juvo... - Page 46 1) If needed: Turn the control unit off. 2) Push the brake release lever up (see fig. 30, item 2). 3) Switch on the control unit. → The driving function is activated. Brake deactivated: warning on control panel Display Information Brake released Flashing light Juvo...
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Page 47: Batteries/Charging Process
After charging the batteries, the circuit breaker should be deactivated if the wheelchair is not used for more than 3 days. • The power wheelchair control unit must be switched off while the batteries are charging to allow all of the char ging current to be fed into the battery. Juvo... -
Page 48: Battery Charger
► Avoid deep discharge of the battery. The manufacturer does not assume any liability for damage due to deep discharge. ► Charge the battery immediately when the control panel indicates a deep discharge (see section "Buttons and display functions"). ► Charge the batteries weekly if the power wheelchair is not used for an extended period of time. Juvo... - Page 49 12 A. 4) Connect the battery charger to the mains socket. → The charging process starts automatically and the battery charge level is indicated by the LCD screen on the control panel and on the battery charger. Juvo...
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Page 50: Seat
► Only use the Ottobock incontinence covers for this product. Contact the qualified personnel to obtain a spare Ottobock cover. 6.10.2 Seat type The product is equipped with a standard seat. Juvo... -
Page 51: Contoured Pads
Nevertheless, you should take the artificial leather cover off from time to time and check whether liquid has gotten into the foam pad through the seams. You should clean the foam pad if this is the case. The incontinence cover is positioned under the seat cover. It protects the foam pad against wetness. Juvo... -
Page 52: Cleaning The Covers
The backrest is equipped with back upholstery. The qualified personnel can adjust the backrest upholstery in segments to the needs of the user. 6.10.5 ADI back (Baxx line) The power wheelchair is equipped with an ADI aluminium flat top back (Baxx line). Juvo... -
Page 53: Seat Cushion
The seat surfaces X and W are equipped with a pull-out pad at the front of the seat bottom. The adjustment lever for the pad is located below the seat bottom. 1) Pull the pad adjustment lever up and hold it there. 2) Move the pad to the desired position. Juvo... -
Page 54: Use
Detailed information regarding use, maintenance and repair can be found in the included instructions for use. 6.10.9 Headrest The headrest or head/neckrest stabilises and guides the user's head. It has been mounted to the mounting kit for head/neckrests by qualified personnel. Juvo... -
Page 55: Power Seat Functions
► Observe the following guidelines: at maximum load capacity, 10 seconds of activation time must be followed by approx. 90 seconds of idle time. The power seat functions are considered independently of the driving function for this purpose. ► Only activate the power seat functions if no fault or error is present. Juvo... -
Page 56: Power Seat Height Adjustment
Restricted speed (creep speed) INFORMATION: The [Selected speed level] LED display flashes. R-Net control unit – TEN° control panel Symbol Information Restricted speed (creep speed) Turtle symbol lights up yellow: automatic speed reduction (e.g. because a seat function was activated) Juvo... -
Page 57: Power Seat Tilt
► Observe the instructions for use in the sections "Controlling power seat functions" (see Page 58) and "Joy stick functions" (see Page 59). The power back angle adjustment feature enables the backrest to be tilted up to 30°. The backrest can be tilted back continuously to the angle specified. Juvo... -
Page 58: Power Legrests
The LED display for the activated seat function lights up when that function is activated. The driving function is not available at this time, and the [Selected speed level] LED display turns off. • Once a seat function is selected, it is operated by moving the joystick forward or backward. Juvo... -
Page 59: R-Net Control Unit
* consecutively, depending on order power wheelchair. Power seat height adjustment Back: Seat surface moves up Forward: Seat surface moves down Power seat tilt Back: Seat slowly tips back Forward: Seat slowly tips forward to a horizontal position Juvo... -
Page 60: Manual Seat Functions
Pivoting the legrest 1) Activate the release lever on the legrest (see arrow). 2) Move the legrest to the desired position. 3) Let go of the release lever. → The legrest is adjusted. Juvo... -
Page 61: Lap Belt
6) Release the respective half of the buckle. 7) Verify the adjustment. WARNING! The lap belt has to fit closely but not too tightly so the user is not injured. It should be possible to slide two fingers com fortably between the strap and thigh. Juvo... -
Page 62: Use
• Allow the belts to air dry. Ensure that the belts and pads are completely dry before installation. • Do not expose the belts to direct heat (e.g. sunshine, stove or radiator). • Do not iron or bleach the belts. Juvo... -
Page 63: Control Unit Accessories
Important displays on the LCD monitor Display Information Programmed driving profile (e.g. driving profile 1: "Drive") 11:17 Drive Power seat height adjustment (optional) 11:17 Seathigh Power seat tilt (optional) 11:17 Tilt Juvo... -
Page 64: Control Panel For Attendant
Functional overview The attendant uses the attendant control to operate the driving function and the power seat functions. The module is connected in conjunction with the control panel or as a separate input device. Juvo... -
Page 65: R-Net Attendant Control
The attendant uses the attendant control to operate the driving function and the power seat functions. The module is connected in conjunction with the control panel or as a separate input device. The module is connected in combination with the separate LCD monitor and special control (if any). Juvo... - Page 66 > "Drive"). The joystick is used to navigate within the operating modes (see above). [Select speed level] button Pressing the button increases/decreases the speed level. The acoustic signal changes when the maximum speed level is reached. [Selected speed level] LED display The LEDs show the currently selected speed level (1–5). Juvo...
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Page 67: Wireless Environmental Control
Example: Function 1 is started by moving the joystick Function 4 Function 5 forwards. Left Right Function 2 Function 3 Function 2 Function 6 Function 2 6.14.5 Special controls Ottobock provides the option to equip the power wheelchair with special controls with various input modules. Juvo... -
Page 68: Push-Button Control
Power seat tilt • Combined seat height adjustment/seat tilt • Power legrest left • Power legrest right 6.14.8 Joystick top The joystick top enlarges the support surface for the hand, thereby making it easier to operate the input device. Juvo... -
Page 69: Additional Options
If the front lighting has been disconnected from the holder, it can simply be reinserted in the prior position (see fig. 60, right). When connecting the lights, make sure there are no for eign objects on the magnets. The lighting angle is secured by latches. Juvo... -
Page 70: Lighting (Not Intended For Road Traffic)
► Have the basic settings of the belt system checked regularly. Adjustments may be required due to the growth of the user or because of changes in the course of the disease. Small length adjustments of the belt by the user or an attendant (e.g. for clothing of different thickness) are pos sible. Juvo... -
Page 71: Use
► Do not leave the user unsupervised if the cognitive abilities of the user could lead to unintentional opening of the belt system. ► Information about subsequent acquisition and mounting is provided by the qualified personnel that handed the product over to you. Juvo... -
Page 72: Caster Wheel Swivel Lock
This could result in a high mechanical load on the caster wheel swivel lock and thereby to a defect. INFORMATION: Clean the caster wheel swivel lock bolt if it gets dirty. Juvo... -
Page 73: Spring-Mounted Caster Wheel Swing Arm
(see Page 26). The electronic track stabiliser is switched off in this driving profile. A gyro module is integrated into the R-Net control system. The gyro module combines signals from a joystick with positional and directional information provided by a gyroscope. Juvo... -
Page 74: Luggage Carrier
The curb climbing assist can be deactivated when driving indoors. 1) Pull the release button (see fig. 69, item 1). 2) Swing the curb climbing assist back until the lock ing mechanism engages (see fig. 69, item 2). 3) The curb climbing assist is deactivated. Juvo... -
Page 75: External Power Supply
Joystick top: Tetra fork, STICK S80, softball, ball top, sponge ball • Crutch holder • Folding rearview mirror • Rear marker plate • Tray • External horn • Pocket for mobile phone • Beverage holder • Tool kit • Airman pump Juvo... -
Page 76: Disassembly And Transport
The transportation size can be reduced in a few steps to make transporting the product easier. Preparing for transport 1) Fold the backrest forward and onto the seat surface (see Page 20). 2) Remove the side panels (see Page 16). Place the side panel on the seat. 3) Remove the legrests (see Page 19). Juvo... -
Page 77: Preparing For Transport
► Note that the belts and positioning aids offered with the product are only intended to help support the user sit ting in the product. The product may be used as a seat in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility. Juvo... - Page 78 Fastening the restraint lap belt 1) Thread each end of the lap restraint belt from the seat side between the seat bottom and side panel to the outside. 2) Hook the end of the restraint lap belt onto the pin (see arrow). Juvo...
- Page 79 Sip and puff control (standard control panel included) Chin control with mini joystick, power swing-away Chin control with midi joystick, power swing-away * The following list provides an overview of all versions of the special control that cannot be used. Juvo...
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Page 80: Prohibited Use
2) Wipe all parts of the product with a disinfectant. Important information about disinfecting • Only use colourless water-based disinfectants. Observe the instructions for use provided by the manufacturer. • Prior to disinfection, clean the seat and back padding, control panel and armrests. Juvo... -
Page 81: Maintenance And Repair
Check that the fork is seated in the adapter without play Check whether wheels rotate freely and without axial runout Check that the mounting nuts are tight Seat attachment Check that mounting screws are fastened properly Check that seat lock is positioned securely Juvo... -
Page 82: Repair
► Note that the LED lighting may only be replaced with original lighting. The LED lighting is maintenance-free. If repairs are required, the qualified personnel who fitted or delivered the wheelchair can help. 7.3.2 Replacing a battery Batteries may only be replaced by authorised personnel. Juvo... -
Page 83: Troubleshooting
Defective cables on right e.g. cable break, no con Check cable connections to right motor nection to battery motor; check connection to battery ter minal Driving function blocked Battery charger may be Disconnect battery charger due to external factors connected Juvo... - Page 84 Content Cause Possible measure Center Joystick See previous table Joystick Error See previous table Low Battery (None) Battery undervoltage Battery deep dis Charge as soon as charge possible High Battery (None) Battery overvoltage Voltage too high Continue driving slowly Juvo...
- Page 85 Cool down phase ator circuits on con connections Check plug connec troller too high Defective servomotor tions and cable to (actuator) actuator case recur rence: contact spe cialist dealer Overtemp. (Lamps) (None) e.g. defective plug Cool down phase connections Juvo...
- Page 86 Gone to Sleep (None) Control unit switches Extended inactivity Switch control unit to sleep mode while control unit is off/on switched on Charging (None) Battery charger Battery charger Disconnect battery connected connected to char charger prior to driv ging receptacle Juvo...
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Page 87: Attendant Control Error Overview
Switch control panel off/on Communication error Defective cable, loose plug Check cabling / plug connections between the attendant con connection trol (joystick) and the con trol panel/controller Juvo... -
Page 88: Disposal
Further information on the warranty terms and conditions can be obtained from the qualified personnel that has fit ted this product or the manufacturer's service (see inside back cover for addresses). 9.4 Service Life Expected service life: 5 years. Juvo... -
Page 89: Technical Data
Please note: When the power wheelchair is equipped with a standard seat, Junior, the maximum load capacity is reduced to 75 kg (user weight + luggage). Load capacity Maximum load capacity up to 160 kg (up to 352.7 lbs) (User weight + luggage) Dimensions – standard seat Junior Juvo... - Page 90 Effective seat depth 380–560 mm (15"–22.8") Seat width* Inside: 320–340 mm (12.6"–13.4") Outside: 450–480 mm (17.7"–18.9") Seat height** 410–570 mm (16.1"–22.4") Lower leg length 280–540 mm (11"–21.2") Back height 620 mm (24.4") * Inner seat width = effective seat width ** In increments of 20 mm Juvo...
- Page 91 * Might be larger due to seat width adjustment. Overall width +180 mm in the assembled state. ** Weight of the heaviest component Dimensions and weights (rear-wheel drive; mobility base = size 1) Armrest height (telescoping armrest) Standard seat: 205–275 mm (8.1"–10.8") Standard seat, Junior: 185–225 mm (7.3"–8.8") VAS seat: 185–255 mm (7.3"–10") Armrest length (standard) 260 mm (10.2") Juvo...
- Page 92 1100 mm (43.3") Storage width Minimum: 596 mm (23.5"); maximum: 630 mm (24.8") Storage height 500 mm (19.7") Seat and back adjustment Seat tilt* Minimum: 0°; maximum: 45° Set pre-tilt of the seat -3°/0°/3°/6°/9° (depending on order) Back angle** Minimum: 90°; maximum: 120° Juvo...
- Page 93 In individual cases, the continuous climb ing ability can be significantly lower than the value specified. *** The braking distance can be correspondingly longer due to user weight, luggage, installed options and condi tion of the tyres, and due to weather and surface conditions. Juvo...
- Page 94 The device fulfils the normative requirements of ISO 7176-21: 2009 * For further details, see the instructions for use supplied with the battery charger. Control unit Model Juvo...
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Page 95: Appendices
60 mm (2.4") under the foot rest for going for ward at the end of the slope Maximum inclination angle on which the 6° (dynamic stability in all directions) wheelchair will remain stable 9° (static stability in all directions, also when wheel lock engaged) Juvo... - Page 96 Juvo...
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