HOGGI CLEO Teen Wheelchair Owner's Manual

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CLEO Teen
User manual
en
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Model identification & basic configuration _____________________________ 4
1.1 Model identification (label) _______________________________________ 4
1.2 Basic configuration ____________________________________________ 5
1.3 Environmental conditions ________________________________________ 5
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Common information _______________________________________________ 6
2.1 Preface _______________________________________________________ 6
2.2 Application ____________________________________________________ 6
2.3 Declaration of conformity _________________________________________ 6
2.4 Terms of warranty _______________________________________________ 7
2.5 Servicing and repairs ____________________________________________ 7
2.6 Duty to inform serious cases ______________________________________ 7
2.7 Product safety / product recalls ____________________________________ 7
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Safety instructions _________________________________________________ 8
3.1 Meaning of symbols __________________________________________ 8-11
3.2 Common safety instructions ____________________________________ 8-11
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Delivery and preparing for use ______________________________________ 12
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Adjusting and adaptation possibilities ________________________________ 18
5.1 Brake HOGGI light _____________________________________________ 18
5.2 Brake (including fender) _________________________________________ 18
5.3 Seat width ____________________________________________________ 19
5.4 Seat height, seat depth, seat angle ________________________________ 19
5.5 Back height ___________________________________________________ 20
5.6 Back angle ___________________________________________________ 20
5.7 Active degree _________________________________________________ 20
5.8 Height adjustment of the one hand push handle ______________________ 21
5.9 Height adjustment of the push-bar _________________________________ 21
5.10 Height and angle adjustmen of the push handles______________________ 22
5.11 Anti-tip_______________________________________________________ 22
5.12 Detaching wheels with quick-release axles___________________________ 23
5.13 Pneumatic tyres / PU-tyres _______________________________________ 23
5.14 Push-rims _______________________________________________________________ 24
5.15 Drum brake ___________________________________________________ 24
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Accessories______________________________________________________ 25
6.1 Seat panel____________________________________________________ 25
6.2 Backrest panel ________________________________________________ 26
6.3 Footrest hanger (90°) ___________________________________________ 26
6.4 Footrest depth / Footrest angle ____________________________________ 26
6.5 Footrest bracket with interlocking __________________________________ 26
6.6 ABS-foot-plate, flat _____________________________________________ 27
6.7 ABS-foot-plate, with heel stop ____________________________________ 27
6.8 Aluminium footrest, flat __________________________________________ 27
6.9 Lower leg length _______________________________________________ 27
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6.10 Seat cushion __________________________________________________ 27
6.11 Contoured seat cushion _________________________________________ 28
6.12 Back cushion _________________________________________________ 28
6.13 Spoke guard __________________________________________________ 28
6.14 Headrest „standard“ with upholstery ________________________________ 28
6.15 Armrests with PU-pads __________________________________________ 29
6.16 Therapy tray __________________________________________________ 29
6.17 Lap belt ______________________________________________________ 30
6.18 Ankle hugger __________________________________________________ 30
6.19 Abduction block, swingaway ______________________________________ 30
6.20 Tip-assist ____________________________________________________ 30
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Transportation____________________________________________________ 30
7.1 In the trunk (luggage space) of a car________________________________ 30
7.2 Using CLEO Teen for bus transport ________________________________ 31
7.3 General ______________________________________________________ 31
7.4 Securing the wheelchair during bus transport_________________________ 31
7.5 Buckle up the wheelchair passenger _______________________________ 32
7.6 Transfer - getting into or out of the wheelchair ________________________ 35
7.7 Anti-tippers to override steps _____________________________________ 35
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Storage _________________________________________________________ 36
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Recycling and disposal ____________________________________________ 36
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Maintenance and operating life ______________________________________ 37
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Specifications ____________________________________________________ 38
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1 Model identification
1.1 Model identification (lable)
(The label is placed on the axle tube))
Colour code
Item number
3290-00SB-XXX
CLEO Teen
2021/05/28
Aktivrollstuhl
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Size
Serial number
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
CE label
75 kg
3290-00SB-XXX
Classification / Product name
CLEO Teen
2021/05/28
Aktivrollstuhl
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Manufacturing date
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
75 kg
Maximum load / load capacity
3290-00SB-XXX
CLEO Teen
Manufacturer
Place of manufacture
2021/05/28
Aktivrollstuhl
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Year of manufacture
UDI Code
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
75 kg
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1.2 Basic configuration
- powder coated rigid aluminium frame
- growth capacity in seat depth
- 1 Size SB : 34 - 42 cm in 2 cm steps
- Convertible to other seat widths
- Seat height front: 40 cm up to 53cm
- Seat angle: approx. 0° up to 12° in 3° steps
- Seat panel on seat frame
- Footrest hanger 90° including ABS-foot-plate
- Backrest angle: -10° up to +10°
- Seat and backrest panel, or adjustable back cover
- Clothes cover
- HOGGI Extra light rear wheels with silver aluminium push-rims
(removable via quick-release axle)
- HOGGI light brakes
- Wheel camber selective 6°, 9° or 12°
- Load capacity: 75 kg
1.3 Environmental conditions
Environmental factors such as temperature and humidity can affect the wheelchair
to damage. The manufacturer recommends that CLEO Teen should be used without condensation at ambient temperatures between -20 ° C and + 40 ° C and a humidity of 5 to
100%.
Attention: While staying in the sun for a long time, parts of the wheelchair can get hot.
Be sure to!
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2 Common information
2.1 Preface
Thank you for selecting the CLEO Teen wheelchair. We have designed this high-quality
product to make your life safer and easier, and we’ve included this manual to help you use
and care for it. Please read the following instructions to make sure you use this product as
recommended.
If you have any further questions, or if you have any problems, please contact your healthcare provider. We hope that CLEO Teen meets your expectations.
We reserve technical modifications regarding the specified model in this manual. Before
using the wheelchair the first time, this manual has to be read and understood by patient
and support personnel in oder to ensure a safe handling with the wheelchair.
2.2 Application
CLEO Teen wheelchair is designed solely for individual indoor and outdoor use by childern
and adolescents who are unable to walk or who have a walking impediment, and can be
operated by the patient or by another person.
Assistance may be required due to:
- Paralysis (paraplegia / tetraplegia or tetraparesis)
- Loss of limbs (dysmelia/lower limb amputation)
- Infantile/spastic cerebral palsy
- Spina Bifida
- Muscle and nerve disorders
- Osteogenesis Imperfecta
- Poliomyelitis
- There are no known contraindications when used as directed.
CLEO Teen wheelchair is able to be used for further service. For further service the
product has to be cleaned and sanitised efficiently. Afterwards the product has to be
checked concerning condition, wearout and damage by an authorised technician. All
damaged and inapropptiate parts need to be changed. Some components can be used
again, e.g. Rear wheels, steering wheels or push handles. Please see also the service
manual for detailled information.
2.3 Declaration of Conformity
Die HOGGI GmbH as manufacturer with sole responsibility declares that the CLEO Teen
wheelchair as a whole conforms to the basic safety and performance requirements in accordance with Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the EU Parliament and of the Council. Applicable harmonized standards have been applied. CLEO Teen meets the requirements of ISO 7176-8, DIN EN ISO 12182 and DIN EN ISO 12183.
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2.4 Terms of warranty
Warranty applies only when the product is used according to the specified conditions and
for the intended purposes, following all manufacturer’s recommendations.
The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by components and spare parts
not approved by the manufacturer.
See also § 8 of terms and conditions on: www.hoggi.de
2.5 Service and repairs
Service and repairs on the CLEO Teen wheelchair should only be carried out by authorized HOGGI dealers. Should any problems arise, please contact the dealer who supplied
your CLEO Teen. Authorized dealers only fit original HOGGI spare parts. Spare parts and
exchange units are available throughout the life of the product, but only a maximum of 5
years after the last product in the series was sold.
The wheelchair is made for the first user according to customer requirements. Therefore,
no replacement wheelchair is available in the initial configuration. To ensure correct
delivery of spare parts, the serial number of your wheelchair is needed.
We would be happy to help you find a dealer near you.
You can reach us at: [email protected]
2.6 Duty to inform serious cases
All serious incidents that have occurred in connection with the product must be reported to
the manufacturer, the specialist trade and the responsible authority.
2.7 Product safety / product recalls
You can find out about new information on product safety and product recalls from specialist retailers or directly from the manufacturer at www.hoggi.de
For Preparing, repair and service, the following tools are required:
- Allen wrench, size: 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm
- Socket wrench, size: 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm, 13 mm, 17 mm
- Spanner, size: 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm, 11 mm, 19 mm, 22 mm, 24 mm
- Slotted screwdriver
- Needle-nodes pliers
- Torque wrench
Further CLEO Teen documentation:
- Service manual
- Spare parts catalogue
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Safety instructions
3.1
Meaning of symbols
Caution!
Warning of possible danger of accident and injury. Warning of possible technical damage.
Information!
About use of product.
Information!
For service-personnel.
Attention!
Read manual before use!
3.2
Common safety instructions
Read manual completely before use! Familiarize yourself with handling and functions of the
wheelchair before use and practice the handling.
You are responsible for the safety of your child. The safety of your child could be
affected if you do not follow the instructions of this manual. Nevertheless not all possible
circumstances and unpredictable situations can be covered by this manual. Reason, care
and circumspection are not features of the product, they are required of persons, who use
the wheelchair or attend it. The person, who is using the wheelchair and its accessories
should understand all instructions. It must explained to every other person using the
wheelchair and its accessories.If instructions are not clear and further explanations
become necessary, or if you have further questions please contact your HOGGI dealer.
Practise with the new wheelchair on even, straightforward terrain first, together with the
child. Together with the child, learn how the wheelchair reacts when the centre of gravity
shifts; for example on slopes or inclines or when clearing obstacles such as steps and
curbs. This should be done only with assistance from another person.
Using an anti-tip is strongly recommended for inexperienced wheelchair users.
Strap in your child at all times, when it is in the wheelchair.
HOGGI points out, that any use beside the typical use can be dangerous. The wheelchair
is not suitable for jogging, running, skating or similar activities. Swivelling front wheels tend
to wobble at higher speed, which can cause a sudden stop and tip over of the wheelchair.
Use the wheelchair only at regular walking speed. Under no circumstances leave the
handle bar while pushing and never push the wheelchair away.
The wheel chair should only be used on solid level ground.
Use your wheelchair as intended by the manufacturer. For instance, do not drive into
obstacles (including steps, curbs, piece of furniture).
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To clear obstacles such as steps and curbs, tilt the wheelchair onto the rear wheels
(pull it backwards to go up; to descend, slowly lower it forward).
If only one attendant is available when ascending or descending stairs, an incorrectly
set anti-tip (if mounted at all) can lead to severe falls. Adjust the anti-tipper so that it does
not come in the way of the steps during transport. Afterwards, swing the anti-tipper back
to its operational position.
Do not go up or down stairs without the assistance of another person. If devices such as
ramps or elevators are available, please use them. Ensure that the anti-tip (if mounted) is
outside the danger-area. If wheelchairfriendly access is missing, two attendants must carry
the wheelchair over the obstacle. The wheelchair should be lifted only by touching tighten
parts of the frame (on the side frame above the front wheels and on the push handles
which are fixed on the backrest base - if brakes are closed, also the push-rims can be used
for lifting).
When ascending slopes or ramps and when crossing obstacles on upward slopes, always
lean the wheelchair user‘s upper body far forward. When descending slopes, do not drive
without braking and reduce your speed. Reduced load on the casters due to centre of
gravity shifting can cause the casters to flutter.
If you have to park on a slope, face the wheelchair uphill with the brakes engaged and
ensure that the seat is in the upright position. There is a risk that the pushchair might tip
over backwards if the seat is the reclined position.
Before leaving the wheelchair and before getting into and out of it, always lock the wheel
locks
- Don´t use the footrest to get into and out of the wheelchair generally.
- Use the footrest with shoes only.
Depending on footplate settings and wheelchair geometry, the wheelchair may tip over if
the user boards the chair using the footplate. First practise boarding the chair with the child
and an attendant who can secure the wheelchair, and modify footplate and seat height
settings if the chair has a tendency to tip over. In addition, turn the caster fork to the front
prior to using the footplate for getting into the wheelchair; this increases the wheelbase
and thereby the wheelchair‘s stability against tipping.
The effectiveness of the wheel lock and the overall driving quality are dependent on
adequate air pressure. With properly inflated rear wheels and even tyre pressure on both
sides, your wheelchair is much easier to operate and manoeuvre. Before starting to use
your wheelchair, check that the tyres are inflated correctly. The required air pressure is
printed on the side of the tyre. For rear wheels, it should be at least 6 bar..
All brakes acting on the tyres do not serve as service brake but are only designed as
parking brake (wheel lock). The wheel locks must not be used as driving brakes for slowing
down the wheelchair, as in extreme cases, the abrupt stopping of the wheelchair can lead
to falls.
Please keep packaging material away from children. Plastic packaging presents the
danger of suffocation.
Disposal of waste: The packaging material as far as metal, aluminium and plastic parts can
be recycled. The recycling must be operated according to the national and legal terms
Check the condition of the product if the packaging shows damages.
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Never leave your child unattended in the wheelchair even when they are strapped in and
the brakes engaged.
In the dark, the user should wear light clothing or clothing with reflectors in order to
improve visibility. Ensure that the reflectors are installed on the sides and rear of the
wheelchair. We also recommend installing active lighting
Extreme settings (e.g. shortest wheelbase and seat in the backmost position) combined
with an unfavourable body posture can cause the wheelchair to tip even on level ground.
When driving uphill, the static stability can be less than 10° inclination.
Hanging heavy bags or similar on the push bar or push handles can also have a negative
effect on stability. It is absolutely necessary to activate the anti-tipper.
Adjustments with a high active degree demand a practised driver and the use of an anti-tip.
Under no conditions should the anti-tip(s) assume the function of transport wheels, for
example to transport a person in the wheelchair with the rear wheels removed. The antitips
must audibly lock in place, before it is able to bear loads. Firm seating must be verified by
the user or by an attendant.
The maximum load for the CLEO Teen is 75 kg.
Accessories and add-ons reduce the maximum load proportionately
We recommend that, wherever and whenever possible, users transfer to the seats installed
in the motor vehicle and use the corresponding vehicle restraint systems, because this is
the only way to ensure optimum protection of the passengers in case of an accident.
CLEO Teen is admitted for use as a seat in a motor vehicle If base plates carbon are installed,
it is not allowed to use CLEO Teen tie down kit.
Be careful in case of extreme temperatures. The wheelchair can heat up significantly in
the sun or in the sauna. In extreme cold, there is a risk of hypothermia. CLEO Teen is not
suitable for use in the sauna. Slowing down from high speeds or when descending longer
slopes tends to heat up the hands and fingers, especially if using aluminium push rings.
When using the wheelchair outdoors, leather gloves should be worn. Gloves provide the
wheelchair user with a better grip and protect his or her fingers from dirt and hot metal. For
sensitive skin, we recommend using gloves similar to those used in cycling (finger cots with
a leather inside - but never wool gloves).
Always pay attention to the correct setting of the thru axles on the rear wheel. The rear
wheel must not be able to be removed if the button on the thru axle is not pressed.
Neither seat nor backrest height may be exceeded.
The assembly of a seat shell is only permitted within the specified seating area. The
manufacturer of that new product combination has to test the stability and the adherence of
the maximum load before commissioning. When applying seat and backrest panels always
use upholstered seat cushions to avoid to avoid dents.
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Avoid reaching into any clamping range. Danger of clamping exist in following assembly
groups:
- Brake lever (if CLEO Teen is supplied with fender with integrated brake system)
- Between brake lever and rear wheel
The wheelchair should be lifted only by touching tighten parts of the frame (on the side
frame above the front wheels and on the push handles which are fixed on the backrest
base - if brakes are closed, also the push-rims can be used for lifting).
The HOGGI seat cushion (Trevira CS) and the contoured seat cushion (Trevira CS) as well
as the HOGGI nylon backrest abd seat cover are flame resistant referred to the EN 1021-1
and EN 1021-2 norm.
Please read to visually handicapped people the manual and info material - or use electric
aids. Please download or read all CLEO Teen documents on our webside www.hoggi.de
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair, make sure that you firmly tighten
any screws that have been loosened.
ATTENTION: The central push handle must not be used in connection with additional
drives. Additional drives increase the total weight of the wheelchair, so the connection
of the central push handle is subjected to higher loads. In this case, HOGGI assumes
no liability.
ATTENTION: Depending on the seat width, camber and rear wheel size of the
wheelchair, the total width of the wheelchair can exceed the maximum recommended
dimension of 700mm. When using escape routes, it must be noted that the wheelchair
user may have to be transported through the escape route without a wheelchair, or can
be transferred to an evacuation chair in order to use escape routes unhindered. Make
sure that the wheelchair left behind is not an obstacle for other people. After removing
a drive wheel, the wheelchair can be pushed freely through the escape route.
Always make sure that when transporting in the car, the tensile force per belt (max. 10 kg)
must not be exceeded, otherwise damage can arise on the frame of the wheelchair
Information about product safety or product recalls as well as all contact details are
available on our website at www.hoggi.de.
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4 Delivery and preparing for use
Your CLEO Teen wheelchair will normally be supplied completely
mounted with removed rear wheels and if necessary removed antitippers.
Delivery in board:: 730 mm (L) x 630 mm (W) x 630 mm (H)
Please check the condition of the product if the packaging shows
damages.
Please remove the transport packaging carefully
The original package contains the following parts:
• Wheelchair with mounted push-bar
• Rear wheels and quick-release axles unmounted
• Front castors already mounted in the front castor forks
• Already mounted anti-tip
• Additional accessories as ordered (These have to be mounted on
the wheelchair by an authorized dealer)
• Instructions and list of tools required
To prepare the wheelchair for use please proceed as follows:
• Grip the head of the quick-release axle as illustrated and press the
release knob.
• Whilst pressing the release knob, position the quick-release axle
into the rear wheel bearing.
• Place the wheelchair onto the front castors and lift the wheelchair
at the back clamp
• Insert the rear wheel and the quick-release axle into the axle
housing. Hold the spokes close to the wheel hub and press the
release knob with your thumb. The rear wheel can then be easily
slid into position.
• Make sure that the thru axle is securely locked in the mounting
socket!
CAUTION!
Push each rear wheel to check that each quick-release
axle is safely located.
If your wheelchair is supplied with an anti-tip it could be in hinged
position for transportation
• Place yourself behind the wheelchair and move the anti-tip with the
foot downwards.
• Turn the anti-tip with the foot to the inside into the active position.
The active position is reached if the anti-tip is snapped audibly.
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CLEO Teen can also be equipped with two pre-assembled antitippers.
The illustrations show an anti-tip in the „active“ position.
The length of the tubes can be adjusted in three positions.
The anti-tip should be adjusted that it is 2-3 cm above the ground.
Swingaway of the anti-tip:
• Place yourself behind the wheelchair and move the anti-tip
downwards with your foot.
• Turn the anti-tip with the foot to the inside until the inactive position
is reached.
The inactive position is reached if the anti-tip is snapped
audibly.
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The illustration shows an anti-tip in the „inactive position.
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with a footrest from
HOGGI, it is possible that it is folded up for the transport.
• Move the footrest downwards as pictured.
Don`t use the footrest to get in or out of the wheelchair
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with seat or back
upholstery
from HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Pull the back upholstery with the cap over the top edge of the back
panel and fix the upholstery on the pre-assembled velcro.
• Slide the upholstered seat cushion under the backrest and lay the
seat cushion on the seat surface as illustrated.
• Fix the front latch with the press buttons at the front edge of the
seat surface as illustrated.
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• Fasten the flap of the seat cushion to the back edge of the seat
surface and fix it with the press button.
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with a contoured seat
cushion from HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Fix the fleece which is included in delivery on the left and right side
of the seat panel.
• Place now the contoured seat cushion on the seat panel
(beginnig at the back end.)
• Fix both upholstery latches with the press buttons at the front edge
of the seat surface.
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with an one hand pushhandle from HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Place yourself behind or next to the wheelchair.
• Open the cam lever as illustrated.
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• Press in the spring button and slide the one hand push-handle until
it clicks into position
• Close the cam lever.
CAUTION!
Check with a jerk on the one hand push-handle,
whether the spring button is securely engaged and the
extender lever is securely locked!
CAUTION! The one hand push-handle must not be
used in connection with additional drives. Additional
drives increase the total weight of the wheelchair,
so the connection of the one hand push-handle
is subjected to higher loads. In this case, HOGGI
assumes no liability
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with a push-bar from
HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Place yourself behind or next to the wheelchair.
• Open the cam lever on both sides
• Place the push-bar down into their locating brackets.
• Make sure, that both spring buttons clicked into position below the
locating brackets.
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• Close the cam lever on both sides
CAUTION!
Press on the push-bar to ensure that it is securely
located.
If your CLEO Teen wheelchair is supplied with push-handles from
HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Place yourself behind or next to the wheelchair.
• Open the cam lever on both sides.
• Place the push-handles down into their locating brackets and
make sure that both spring buttons clicked into position below the
locating brackets.
• Make sure, that both spring buttons clicked into position below the
locating brackets (on both sides).
• Close the cam lever on both sides.
CAUTION!
Press on the push-handles to ensure that it they are
securely located.
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5 Adjusting and adaptation possibilities
5.1 HOGGI light brake
Press the brake lever below to lock the wheel lock
CAUTION!
All brakes acting on the tires do not serve as a slow down
brake but are only designed as a parking brake (wheel
lock). The wheel locks must not be used as driving brakes
for slowing down the wheelchair, as in extreme cases, the
abrupt stopping of the wheelchair can lead to falls.
The illustration shows a closed HOGGI light.
CAUTION!
The effectiveness of the wheel lock are dependent
on adequate air pressure. Before starting to use your
wheelchair, check that the tires are inflated correctly. The
required air pressure is printed on the side of the tires. For
rear wheels, it should be at least 6 bar
• To release the HOGGI light brake pull the brake lever upwards.
5.2 Wheel lock (wheel lock lever integrated in wheel guards)
• To apply the brakes press down on the brake lever with the fingers
or with the palm of your hand.
CAUTION!
All brakes acting on the tires do not serve as a slow down
brake but are only designed as a parking brake (wheel
lock). The wheel locks must not be used as driving brakes
for slowing down the wheelchair, as in extreme cases, the
abrupt stopping of the wheelchair can lead to falls.
The brake shoe presses on the tires and grips it tightly. The brake
shoe is, therefore, at a 90° angle to its holder. The brake shoe
should overlap 3-5 mm to the middle of the wheel.
CAUTION!
The effectiveness of the wheel lock are dependent
on adequate air pressure. Before starting to use your
wheelchair, check that the tires are inflated correctly. The
required air pressure is printed on the side of the tires. For
rear wheels, it should be at least 6 bar.
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• To release the wheel lock pull the brake lever upwards as shown.
When the wheel lock is released the brake shoe should be 12-15
mm from the wheel.
This distance can be adjusted by the adjustment screw or by
displacing the wheel lock on the mounting clamp.
The wheel locks should only be adjusted by a technician.
5.3 Seat width
For CLEO Teen seat widths from 34 cm up to 42 cm are possible.
The seat width gets measured between the base plate respectivel
between the wheel guards.
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the technician to modify the wheelchair with a different seat width.
5.4 Seat height, Seat depth, Seat angle
The seat height, seat depth and seat angle can be adjusted in two
ways.
1. Loosen the marked screw connection on both sides of the base
plate and select the desired seat depth by moving the angles.
Afterwards fasten all conncetions again.
2. Using the 6 marked screws under the seat plate, the seat plate
can also be can also be moved in relation to the support brackets.
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the dealer to modify the camber of the rear wheels.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you firmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
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The CLEO Teen wheelchair can be supplied with rear wheels
inclined (camber) 6°, 9° or 12° from the vertical. The
illustration shows the camber adapter.
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the dealer to modify the camber of the rear wheels.
5.5 Backrest height
CLEO Teen is equipped with either an adjustable back cover or a
back panel.
Basically, different back bases and back panels are available in
heights of 20/25/30/35 cm. However, the back height can
be additionally changed after loosening the marked screw
connections (on both sides) by pushing the clamps with the back
plate up and down.
The backrest height can also be adjusted by moving the backrest
base in relation to the base plates.
The back height is measured at the horizontal area of the upper back
edge opposite the seat surface.
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the dealer to modify the backrest height.
5.6 Backrest angle
• The backrest angle can be adjusted in height after loosing the
marked screw connections (on both sides).
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the dealer to modify the backrest angle.
5.7 Active degree
The active degree describes the relation of the backrest position to
the rear wheels. The more the backrest is positioned to the rear of
the axle, the more active the wheelchair can be driven. That means
contrary a safer driving position if the adjustment is set above or in
front of the rear axle.
CAUTION!
Adjustments with a high active degree should only be
made for a practiced driver using the anti-tip.
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The active degree is getting adjusted via the built-in position of the
backrest panel on the base plate. There are three different backrest
positions on the base plate which can be selected.
5.8 Height adjustment of the one hand push-handle
• Open the cam lever.
• Press in the spring button and slide the one hand push-handle until
it clicks into position.
• Make sure, that the spring button clicked into position below the
locating brackets.
• Close the cam lever.
CAUTION! Press on the one hand push-handle to ensure
that it is securely located.
TIP:
By turning the one hand push-handle to the front as illustrated it is
possible to walk beside the wheelchair and to keep (eye) contact to
the child.
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5.9 Height adjustment of the push-bar
The ratchet joints on the push bar allow the handles to be adjusted
to a comfortable grip height for the person pushing the wheelchair.
By pressing the knobs on both ratchet joints, the push bar can be
turned to the required position.
5.10 Height and angle adjustment of the push-handles
The push-handles can be adjusted in height and in angle.
• Open the cam lever on both sides.
• Press both spring buttons simultaneously and slide the
pushhandles in the desired height position.
• Make sure, that the spring button clicked into position below the
locating brackets.
• Loosen both marked screw connections in the cross bar and select
the desired angle position.
• Tighten both screw connections again.
• Close the cam lever on both sides.
CAUTION!
Press on the push-handles to ensure that it is securely
located.
5.11 Anti-tip
• The angle of the anti-tippers can be adjusted infinitely variable by
loosening the screws.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you firmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
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The anti-tip should be adjusted that it is 2-3 cm above the ground.
Press the snap button and choose the desired length position. The
length of the anti-tipper tubes can be adjusted in the anti-tipper
bracket in three positions 2.5 cm apart.
5.12 Detaching the rear wheels with quick-release axles
The rear wheels are removed by means of a quick-release
mechanism. This reduces the volume of the wheelchair for
transportation.
• Tilt the wheelchair onto the front castors and lift it by holding the
rear edge of the seat.
• Grip the spokes close to the wheel hub and, with the thumb, press
the release knob of the quick- release axle.
• Pull the rear wheel with the quick-release axle out of the axle
housing.
• To avoid a risk of snagging, it may be preferable to withdraw the
quick-release axles from the rear wheels.
• To re-assemble the rear wheels refer to section:
„4 Delivery and preparing for use“.
CAUTION!
Push sharply on each rear wheel to ensure that the
quickrelease axles are securely located.
5.13 Pneumatic tires / PU-tires
The rear wheels can be supplied with pneumatic tires. The car
type valves enable the tyres to be checked or inflated at any petrol
station or by means of a suitable pump, supplying a minimum 6 bar
pressure
Check the maximum tire pressure, which is indicated on the tire
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Pneumatic wheels are equipped with tubes. They can
be repaired using repair material available from bicycle
dealers.
The drive wheels can also be supplied with solid PU-tyres (right).
• Information about the service in the event of tire damage can
be found under 2.5
5.14 Push rims
Push rims can be supplied in aluminium or stainless steel according
to preference.
Push rims can be supplied with a standard diameter or with a larger
diameter. These are called respectively hand rims “standard” or push
rims “high”
The wheelchair will be built in accordance with the customer’s order.
It is possible for the retailer to fit alternative push rims.
Push rims can be mounted close to the rear wheel or a little further
apart. A future modification is possible again.
5.15 Drum brakes
In addition to HOGGI light brake, the CLEO Teen wheelchair can be
fitted with drum brakes.
The drum brakes are activated from the push-bar or push-handles.
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Each drum brake gets operated by a brake lever
• To apply the drum brake squeeze the brake lever.
• With the finger tips press the rocking catch, until it locks with a click
and release the brake handle.
When the brake lever is squeezed again, the rocking catch is
unlocked and the drum brake can be released.
The brake force can be adjusted by the adjustment screw
6 Accessories
All accessories not installed by the manufacturer must be installed by trained technicians. The following
notes on installation are for your information but should be performed by trained technicians.
Straps on accessories are usually extra long to accommodate every option. Shorten excess strap
ends on accessories so that they can not be trapped. To prevent strap ends from fraying the cut
ends can be melted together with a flame. (eg. cigarette lighter).
6.1 Seat panel
The wheelchair was built in accordance with the customer’s order.
Functions and adjustments of the seat panel are described under
„5.4 Seat height, Seat depth, Seat angle“.
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6.2 Backrest panel
The wheelchair was built in accordance with the customer’s order.
Functions and adjustments of the backrest panel are described
under „5.5 Seat height“ and „5.6 Backrest angle“.
6.3 Foot rest hanger 90° (knee angle)
Mounted foot rest hanger 90° available for diff erent lower leg
lengths:
LLL-short: 13- 26 cm
LLL-long: 13 - 36 cm
6.4 Footrest depth / Footrest angle
The foot rest can be folded upwards.
To get in the wheelchair the footrest must be always
folded upwards.
The position of the foot rest can be adjusted by loosening the four
screws on the foot rest bracket.
This alters the location of the foot rest and, therefore, also the foot
rest angle.
The angle of the foot rest can be adjusted from approximately 80° to
100°.
• Afterwards, retighten the screws securely.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you fi rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
6.5 Footrest bracket with interlocking
The foot rest bracket can be supplied additionally with a locking
device. When adjusting the foot rest angle, the locking device must
also be adjusted, by loosening the screws on the right and the left
side. By pulling the release ring, the foot rest can be folded upwards.
When the foot rest is folded down, it will automatically lock into
position.
All four screws on the footrest must be fixed.
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6.6 ABS-foot-plate, black, flat
ABS-foot-plate to position the feet.
6.7 ABS-foot-plate, black, with heel stop
ABS-foot-plate to position the feet with additional heel stop. The heel
stop prevents the sliding of the feet.
6.8 Aluminium footrest, flat
Aluminium footrest to position the feet.
6.9 Lower leg length
After releasing both wing nuts on the footboard bracket it is possible
to adjust the required lower leg length continuously.
• Retighten the wing nuts securely
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you firmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
6.10 Seat cushion
The HOGGI seat cushion is 3 cm thick and is foam filled. The
cushion cover is washable and can be unzipped to remove the foam
pad..
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6.11 Contoured seat cushion
Contoured seat cushion, with abduction, leg control and set out for
sitting bones, with cover made of Trevira CS.
6.12 Backrest cushion
The HOGGI back cushion is 2,5 cm thick and is foam filled. The
cushion cover is washable and can be unzipped to remove the foam
pad.
6.13 Spoke guards
The spoke guards prevent the child’s fingers from being trapped in
the spokes.
The transparent spoke guards can be painted by the child or have
decorative stickers applied.
For coloured spoke guards please visit our homepage www.hoggi.
de or ask for our spoke guards brochure.
6.14 Headrest standard with cushion
This headrest is only lightly contoured and serves as a contact
surface for the back of the head. This headrest can be mounted on
the backrest panel.
After loosening both cam levers the headrest can be adjusted in the
height.
The cover can be removed for cleaning.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you firmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
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6.15 Armrests with PU-pads
The armrests are integrated in the wheel cover and are both
removable and adjustable in height.
• Press the white button as illustrated while choosing the desired
height position of the armrest.
The armrest snaps into place audibly.
6.16 Therapy tray
The therapy tray can be mounted with terminal strips on the
armrests. The terminal strips are preset to the distance of the
armrests.
• Loose the knurled nut and press the clamp.
• Position the therapy tray on the armrests.
• Tighten the knurled nut.
The illustration shows a CLEO Teen wheelchair with armrests and
therapy tray.
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6.17 Lap belt
Open the lap belt by pressing the red button.
When the lap belt is fastened, fine adjustment can be made by
pulling one free end of the belt.
6.18 Ankle hugger
By using the ankle straps feet and ankles can be comfortably
positioned. The ankle straps are passed through the rings on the
footrest. This holds the heels against the raised heel plate at the rear
of the footrest.
The ankle straps can be adjusted and then fastened with Velcro
The fastening should always be on the outside.
6.19 Abduction block, swing away and detachable
The abduction block guides the thighs apart.
By activating of the marked activator yo can swing away or detach the
abduction block for an easy entrance or exit.
6.20 Tip assist
The tip assist conduces to tip the wheelchair and helps the attendant
consequently crossing kerbs and stairs.
7 Transport
7.1 In the trunk (luggage space) of a car
CLEO Teen wheelchair can according to size and specification, be
transported as one unit with folded up footrest and removed pushbar.
To achieve the most compact folding package fold the footboard,
remove the rear wheels (if applicable), the steering wheels, the antitip assemblies and, if applicable, the one hand push bar/ push bar/
push handles
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7.2 Using CLEO for bus transport
CAUTION!
We recommend that, wherever and whenever possible,
users transfer to the seats installed in the motor vehicle
and use the corresponding vehicle restraint systems,
because this is the only way to ensure optimum protection
of the passengers in case of an accident. CLEO Teen is
admitted for use as a seat in a motor vehicle
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7.3 General
• Check that your wheelchair is suitable for a crash test.
• Check that the vehicle is equipped and compatible for transporting your wheelchair.
• There should also be enough space for safe transport.
• During transport ensure an upright sitting position.
Please note that improper use of a wheelchair in a wheeled
ambulance can be dangerous beyond typical use. Failure to
follow this advice will result in serious injury or death.
Always make sure that the tractive force per belt (max. 10 kg)
must not be exceeded when transporting in the bus, otherwise
the frame of the wheelchair could be damaged.
7.4 Securing the wheelchair during bus transport
We recommend that, wherever and whenever possible users transfer to the seats installed in
the motor vehicle and use the corresponding vehicle restraint systems, because this is the only
way to ensure optimum protection of the passengers in case of an accident. CLEO Teen was
successfully tested in accordance with ISO 7176-19 (Crash Test). It is, however, possible to use
CLEO Teen as a seat in a motor vehicle, if our “Tie down Kit” as well as appropriate restraint
systems are used. Your CLEO Teen is admitted for use as a seat in a motor vehicle yet.
CLEO Teen may only be used forward in the direction of travel..
The wheelchair was dynamically tested in the direction of travel while the dummy was attached with lap belt and shoulder strap
1) If the user finds itself in the rehab pushchair, the rehab pushchair has to be positioned forward and has to
be fixed with the fastening and safety belts according to the instruction for use of the restraint system manufacturer (fastening belts referred to WTORS need to fulfil the requirements of ISO 10542 or SAE J2249).
2) The wheelchair has not been tested for transportation in another position. The transportation in a lateral
directed position for instance is not allowed at all.
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3) Depending on the size of the pushchair the maneuverability can
be impaired, so that the turning of the pushchair is not or only partially
possible, to position the stroller forward in the direction of travel.
4) The wheelchair has to be fixed with a restraint system referred to
ISO 10542 or SAE J2249 with fixed belts in the front and adjustable
belts in the back. Usually this concerns snap hooks/ s-shaped hooks as
well as plug closures. The restraint systems usually consist of 4 single
belts, which have to be attached to the 4 edges of the pushchair.
The attachment points of the pushchair restraint systems are marked with the international hook symbol.
5) The wheelchair may also be supplemented for transport with other positioning and fixation systems.
However, these are not a substitute for passenger and rehab pushchair restraint systems and may limit
user comfort.
CLEO Teen may only be used forward in the direction of travel.
The wheelchair was dynamically tested in the direction of travel and the dummy was there
fastened with lap belt and shoulder strap.
In order to reduce the risk of injury to vehicle occupants, tools that are not specifically designed for crash safety, should be removed and stored separately in the vehicle safely such.
eg crutches, loose pillows, therapy tables etc.
Without consulting the manufacturer, no changes may be made or replaced at the points of
attachment of the wheelchair or to components of the chassis and frame. Failure to comply
with these requirements, the wheelchair may not be transported in vehicles
7.5 Buckling the wheelchair passenger
The user has to be buckled up with the lap belt as well as the shoulder belt.
Shoulder and lap belts should be used to minimize and / or avoid potential injury from
impact on vehicle components.
1) The person executing the attachment should be trained in the handling of the system.
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2) Before transportation the following adjustments of the rehab buggy have to be carried out:
Seat: 0° - 5°
Backrest: 90° - 100°
Footrest: 90°
3) The angle between lap belt and horizontal has to be 30°- 75°. An angle close to 75° is preferable.
4) The shoulder belt has to run across to chest and shoulder. The belt may not but at the
neck and may not be attached loose from the shoulder.
The lap belt and the shoulder belt must be flat and as tight as possible against the body
and must not be damaged by components such as e.g. Armrests or wheels are kept away
from the body and must not restrict user comfort.
5) The belt strap may not be twisted.
As far as possible all additives should be detached and stored securely: • crutches, loose
cushions and therapy trays.
6) The user‘s head should be additionally secured by a separate and permanently mounted
headrest in the bus.
You should not rely on the occupant restraint systems unless they are marked in accordance with the requirements of ISO 7176-19: 2008.
7) During transport, the drum brake must not be tightened.
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8) Please lock the manual brake firmly.
Care should be taken that the occupant restraint is positioned so that in the event of an
accident, the release button is not triggered by pushchair components and results in unintentional opening of the seat belts.
9) Remember, however: In the event of a traffic accident, the risk of injury can only be mi
nimized and not ruled out, even if the passenger and rehab pushchair restraint systems
are used correctly.
Before reusing the pushchair after a collision or an accident with a bus, the pushchair may
no longer be used for transport in a bus until it has been checked for possible damage by
authorized personnel and then released again.
If you have questions about our products and transport safety devices for wheelchairs, we or
your specialist dealer will be happy to help.
Attachment points, front according to
ISO 7176-19
Attachment points, rear according to
ISO 7176-19 for lap belt
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Attachment points, rear according to
ISO 7176-19
7.6 Transfer getting into or out of the wheelchair
ATTENTION!
• Always lock the wheel locks before getting into
or out of the wheelchair. • First practise boarding
the chair with the child and an attendant who can
secure the wheelchair, and modify footplate and
seat height settings if the chair has a tendency to tip
over. • Increase the safety against tipping by turning
the steering wheel fork forwards (this increases the
wheelbase).
For adolescents it can be advantageous, according to age, weight and
ability, to make a transfer over the side of the wheelchair.
• Firstly position the wheelchair at an angle of 45° to the seat or
wheelchair, from which a transfer is to be made.
• Lock the brakes.
For support during the transfer please use the seat / back surface,
hand rims and for a short time also the side parts.
The transfer should be practiced with an auxiliary person until it is
safe succeed. The move should be done in one go.
Then fold down the foot board and position your feet on the foot
board. If necessary, correct the seating position. Finally, the parking
brakes can be released and the wheelchair can be used.
Proceed in reverse order when exiting.
7.7 Anti-tippers to override steps
CLEO Teen can be equipped with an anti-tip unit. Anti-tippers
increase the safety of the wheelchair against tipping.
Function and attachment of the footrest lock are described in
„4. Delivery and preparing for use“ and „5.11 Anti-tip“.
CAUTION!
If the overriding of steps are only with the help of another
person possible - a mounted or active anti-tip can lead to
falls.
Adjust the anti-tip so that it can not touch the steps. After
overriding the steps or similar barriers adjust the 100 antitip again.
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8 Storage
Depending on its size and features, CLEO Teen can be folded in
one piece with the backrest folded in and the footrest folded up to be
stored.
Care instructions! Clean CLEO Teen thoroughly before
storage. Please observe the care instructions on page
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However, there is also the possibility to disassemble the wheelchair
with a few simple steps into a few smaller packages.
The smallest size can be achieved by folding in the backrest and
footrest and removing the rear wheels.
Care instructions!
Clean CLEO Teen thoroughly after storage.
Please observe the care instructions on page 37
9 Recycling and disposal
CLEO Teen is made from recyclable materials. The product
packaging as well as all metal, aluminum and plastic parts can be
recycled.
Disposal must be in accordance with the respective national, legal
regulations. Please ask the city / municipal administration for local
ones Waste disposal company.
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10 Maintenance / Service and Repairs and operating life
Your CLEO Teen is CE approved. The manufacturer herewith guarantees that this medical product as a whole
conforms to the basic safety and performance requirements in accordance with Annex I to Regulation (EU)
2017/745 of the EU Parliament and of the Council. The wheelchair should be checked for correct function
before every use. Nuts with self-assurance should only be used once. After repeated loosening nuts must be
replaced. The items listed in the following table must be checked by the user at the indicated intervals.
Check
daily
Function test of the brake/wheel lock
X
Function test of the anti-tip
X
Fixed seat of the drive wheels (quick-release axle)
X
weekly
Check firmness of the footrest
X
Air pressure (indicated on the side wall of the tyre)
X
Gripping ring for damage
X
monthly
Testing the screw connections
X
Visual inspection of wearing parts such as wheels and bearings
X
Contamination on bearings
X
Checking the spoke tension of the drive wheel
X
Function test of the tilt mechanism
X
Should any defects become obvious, please contact your authorized HOGGI dealer to eliminate them. We also
recommend that you have your CLEO Teen serviced by your technician every twelve months.
Instructions for cleaning and maintenance
- Clean all frame components and plastic parts using mild detergents only. (e.g. Sagrotan).
- Padding parts can be washed at 40 °C. If washed in a washing machine, put them in a
linen bag or a pillow case.
- In most cases, wiping with a damp cloth is sufficient.
- Do not use your CLEO Teen in salt water
- Keep sand or other particles from damaging the wheel bearings.
- If your CLEO Teen gets wet, towel-dry it as soon as possible.
- Hair and dirt particles generally accumulate between the caster wheel and fork. This can
restrict the caster wheels from rotating smoothly. Remove the caster and thoroughly clean
the fork and caster using a mild detergent.
- The rear wheels feature a quick-release system. To keep this system operational, ensure
that no dirt adheres to the quick-release axle or axle housing. The quick-release axle
should also be lightly lubricated regularly with resin-free sewing machine oil.
- Screw connections should be checked frequently, in particular when beginning to use the
wheelchair and after any adjustment. If a screw connection becomes loose repeatedly,
consult your dealer.
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CLEO Teen operting life:
The expected operating life of CLEO Teen amounts to 6 years, dependent on use intensity and maintenance. We
recommend a yearly check by your authorized dealer. In case of any disorders or defects it‘s intended to hand
over the wheelchair the health care supply store or your authorized dealer.
11 Specifications
Size 1
Seat width
340 - 420 mm
Seat depth
320 - 480 mm
Backrest height
200, 250, 300, 350 mm
Seat height*(front)
400 - 530 mm
Seat angle
approx. 0° up to 12°
Back angle
80° up to 105°
Lower leg length
200 - 410 mm
Footrest angle
adjustable approx. +/- 10°
Rear wheel diameter
24“ / 26“
Wheel diameter
100, 125 or 140 mm
Camber
3°, 6°, 9°
Load capacity**/Maximum weight
75 kg
Weight ***
13 kg
Overall length maximum / minimum
790 mm / 770 mm
Overall width maximum / minimum
660 mm / 515 mm
Height maximum / minimum
850 mm / 550 mm
Weight
(of the heaviest part)
11 kg
ATTENTION!
*The seat height depent on the frame size, the wheel diameter and the camber.
ATTENTION!
***Accessories and mounting parts reduce the remaining vehicle load capacity
ATTENTION!
*** Weight refer to a CLEO with basic configuration and maximum seat width
// Notes
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