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SWINGBO VTi
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SWINGBO VTi- Service and maintenance instructions
Content
Page
1
Model identification & basic configuration
1.1 Model identification (label)_____________________________________________________4-5
1.2 Basic configuration_ _________________________________________________________4-5
2
Overview SWINGBO VTi___________________________________________________________ 6
3
Common information_____________________________________________________________ 7
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
Preface_ ___________________________________________________________________ 7
Application__________________________________________________________________ 8
Declaration of conformity_______________________________________________________ 8
Terms of warranty____________________________________________________________ 8
Customer service__ __________________________________________________________ 8
Service and repairs___________________________________________________________ 9
Packing and shipping instructions________________________________________________ 9
4
Safety Instructions______________________________________________________________ 10
3.1 Meaning of symbols__ _______________________________________________________ 10
3.2 Common safety instructions_ __________________________________________________ 10
5
Required tools and maintenance schedule__________________________________________ 11
5.1 Required tools______________________________________________________________ 11
5.2 Maintenance schedule_ ____________________________________________________12-13
6
Seat settings ___________________________________________________________________ 14
6.1 Seat height_ _____________________________________________________________14-16
6.2 Seat depth_______________________________________________________________16-17
6.3 Active degree_ _____________________________________________________________ 17
6.4 Back height______________________________________________________________17-18
6.5 Seat angle_______________________________________________________________18-19
6.6 Back angle adjustment_ ____________________________________________________19-21
6.7 Lower leg length_ _________________________________________________________21-22
6.8 Footrest angle and depth_ ____________________________________________________ 22
6.9 Armrest height & angle_____________________________________________________22-23
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Maintenance schedule ___________________________________________________________ 24
7.1 Frame_ ___________________________________________________________________ 24
7.2 Base plate and cross tube_____________________________________________________ 24
7.3 Rear axle__________________________________________________________________ 24
7.4 Seat unit_ _________________________________________________________________ 25
7.5 Back system & push bar/handle variant_ _______________________________________25-26
7.6 Braking system___________________________________________________________27-28
7.7 Wheel fork holder_ ________________________________________________________28-29
7.8 Steering wheel______________________________________________________________ 29
7.9 Rear wheel_ _______________________________________________________________ 29
7.10 Push rim_ _________________________________________________________________ 29
7.11
7.12
7.13
7.14
7.15
7.16
7.17
7.18
7.19
7.20
7.21
7.22
7.23
7.24
7.25
7.26
7.27
Fender____________________________________________________________________ 30
Anti tip____________________________________________________________________ 30
Footrest hanger_____________________________________________________________ 31
Footrest bracket_ _________________________________________________________31-32
Footrests__________________________________________________________________ 32
Seat and back cushion__ _____________________________________________________ 33
Tie down kit________________________________________________________________ 33
Spoke guards_ _____________________________________________________________ 33
Headrest Standard_ _________________________________________________________ 34
Headrest with occiput upholstery_ ______________________________________________ 34
Thoracic support ____________________________________________________________ 34
Chest-/ thoracic support_ _____________________________________________________ 34
Hip supports_ ______________________________________________________________ 35
Abduction block_____________________________________________________________ 35
Armrests_ _________________________________________________________________ 35
Therapy tray_ ______________________________________________________________ 35
Belt fixations_ ______________________________________________________________ 36
8
Operating life __________________________________________________________________ 37
9
Specifications __________________________________________________________________ 37
1 Model identification
1.1 Model identification
(The label is attached to the rear axle tube)
Colour code
Article number
3248-10SB-XXX
SWINGBO VTi
2021/05/09
Kantelbarer Rollstuhl
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Serial number
60kg
CE label
3248-10SB-XXX
Classification / Product name
SWINGBO VTi
2021/05/09
Kantelbarer Rollstuhl
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Date of manufacture
60kg
Maximum load / load capacity
3248-10SB-XXX
SWINGBO VTi
max. load
(01)04047349096062(21)202178999
Manufacturer
Place of manufacture
2021/05/09
Kantelbarer Rollstuhl
2021178999
Hoggi GmbH
Eulerstr. 27
56235 Ransbach-Baumbach
MADE IN GERMANY
Year of manufacture
UDI Code
60kg
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1.2 Basic configuration
- Aluminium rigid frame with centre of gravity tilt in space
- Wheel base adjustable
- Wheel locks integrated in side panels
- HOGGI light rear wheels incl. push rims (removable via quick release axle)
- Seat depth adjustable by apx. 8 cm
- Choice of seat widths 24 - 36 cm
- Push-handle or push-bar included
- Adjustable front seat height: 36 cm up to 49cm
- Adjustable tilt in space: -5° to +45°
- Back angle adjustable
- Camber 6°, 9° or 12°
- Load capacity: 60 kg
5
2 SWINGBO VTi Overview
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10
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3
12
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3 Common Information
3.1 Preface
Thank you for selecting the SWINGBO-VTi 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 SWINGBO-VTi meets your expectations.
We reserve technical modifi cations regarding the specifi ed model in this manual. Before
using the wheechair the fi rst time, this manual has to be read and understood by patient
and support personnel in oder to ensure a safe handling with the wheelchair.
Regular maintenance is important - it increases safety and prolongs the life of the product.
Every rehab product should be checked and serviced once a year.
However, it is recommended to check, readjust and, if necessary, service products with
a high frequency of use, with users in growth or users with a changing clinical picture at
6-month intervals.
Only original spare parts should be used for all service and maintenance work.
The service and maintenance work described here should only be carried out by trained specialist personnel and not by the user of the aid.
These service and maintenance instructions refer to the respective spare parts catalogs and
operating instructions of the products described. Please use all documents together.
Use the maintenance schedule (Chapter 5.2, Checklist to tick off) as a copy template.
Retain completed maintenance schedules and provide a copy to the customer.
SWINGBO VTi
User manual
SWINGBO VTi Spare parts catalog
7
1910-0036-EN
1910-0009-EN
3.2 Application
SWINGBO VTi 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
- Poliomyeliti
SWINGBO VTi 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.
3.3 Declaration of Conformity
HOGGI GmbH as manufacturer declares under sole responsibility that the SWINGBO VTi
system wheelchair meets the general safety and performance requirements to Annex I of
the Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council. Applicable
harmonized standards have been applied. SWINGBO VTi meets the requirements of ISO
7176-8, DIN EN ISO 12182 and DIN EN ISO 12183.
3.4 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
3.5 Customer service
Our customer service will be happy to answer any technical questions you may have.
Please refer to the last page for contact addresses and telephone numbers.
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3.6 Service and repairs
Service and repairs on the SWINGBO VTi wheelchair may only be carried out by your
specialist dealer. In case of problems, contact your responsible specialist dealer. In case of
repairs, you will only receive original spare parts there.
Spare parts and replacement units are available during the entire service life of the product, but only for a maximum of 2 years after the sale of the last product in this series.
The wheelchair is custom made for the first time user. Therefore, no replacement wheelchair is available in the initial configuration. In order to ensure a correct spare parts delivery the serial no. of your wheelchair is required.
We are happy to help you find a dealer near you.
You can reach us at: [email protected]
3.7 Packing and shipping instructions
If SWINGBO VTi has to be sent back to the manufacturer for repair or exchange the product must be thoroughly cleaned/disinfected beforehand and put in a hygienically safe
condition.
Packaging is done by wrapping the product in a clean film, ideally with air cushions and
the subsequent use of a sufficiently large cardboard box, so that no transport damage can
occur.
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4 Safety instructions
4.1 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!
4.2 Safety instructions
For all maintenance and repair work, you should generally observe a few points:
Attention!
Familiarize yourself with the functions of the product. If you are not familiar with the
product, study the user manual before testing. If no user manuals are available, request
them from us. You can also download documents from our homepage at: www.hoggi.de
Attention!
Study the service and maintenance instructions before starting work.
Attention!
Use suitable tools (see page 4 ff.).
Attention!
Wear suitable clothing and, if necessary, gloves and protective goggles.
Attention!
Secure the product from tipping over or falling down, e.g. from the workbench.
Attention!
Clean / disinfect the product before starting the test. If necessary, observe the instructions
in the user manual and product-specific test instructions.
Note!
Screws and nuts with thread locking are used for a large number of screw connections.
If you have to open such screw connections, replace the respective nut or screw with
one with new thread locking. If new nuts or bolts with thread locking are not available,
use liquid thread locking compound with medium strength (e.g. Loctite 241 or Euro Lock
A24.20).
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5 Required tools and maintenance schedule
5.1 Required tools
The following list shows the tools and utilities required for service.
Reversible ratchet and sockets
size 8-24
Torque wrench
Measuring ranges 5-50 Nm
Wrench
Size 6 - 24
Hexagon wrench
Gr. 3 - 6
Screwdriver
Blade width 2.5 3.5 and 5.5
Phillips screwdriver
Size 2
Plastic hammer
Hammer approx. 300 g
Carpet knife with sickle and
standard blade
Side cutter
Liquid thread locking
„medium strength“
Riveting pliers for rivets up to
5 mm
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Pos.
Customer:
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SWINGBO-VTi
Maintenance schedule
for regular inspection
System wheelchair
Check (Checklist to tick off )
Area
Serial number:
1.)
Function / Setting
(see instruction manual)
.......................................
2.)
none
damage / deformation
3.)
Screw connections
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
1. Basic product
1.1
Frame
- Damages
1.2
Base plates and Cross tube
- Active degree
- Seat height
1.3
Rear axle
- Seat height
1.4
Seat unit
- Tilt
- Seat depth
1.5
Back system & push bar/ handle
variant
- Height adjustment back
- Angle adjustment back
- Height adjustment for push bar/
handles
- Angle adjustment for push bar
- Remove
- Fold down
1.6
Braking system
- Brakes
1.7
Wheel fork holder
- Swivelling of the wheel forks
1.8
Steering wheels
- Tires
- Air pressure
- Running behavior of the wheels
1.9
Rear wheels
- Tires
- Air pressure
- Running behavior of the wheels
- Camber
- Quick release
1.10
Push rim
- Mounting position
Do the settings on the wheelchair
meet the user‘s requirements?
o
Notes:
12
1.)
Function / Setting
2.)
none
damage / deformation
3.)
Screw connections
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
2. Accessories
2.1
Fender
- Height adjustment
2.2
Anti tip and tip assist
- Anti tip
- Swivel away
- Angle adjustment
2.3
Footrest hanger
- Angle adjustment
2.4
Footrest bracket
- Lower leg length
- Folding away the footrest
- Footrest lock
2.5
Footrests
- Footrest angle
2.6
Seat / back cushion
- Cushion
2.7
Tie down kit
- Support of the anchorages
2.8
Spoke guards
- Spoke guards
2.9
Headrest standard with cushion
- Height adjustment
- Padding
2.10
Headrest with occiput upholstery
- Height adjustment
- Angle adjustment
- Padding
2.11
Thoracic support
- Height adjustment
- Width adjustment
- Depth adjustment
- Padding
2.12
Chest-/ thoracic support
- Height adjustment
- Width adjustment
- Depth and angle adjustment
- Padding
2.13
Hip support
- Width adjustment
- Depth adjustment
- Padding
2.14
Abduction block
- Pivot
- Removing
- Padding
2.15
Armrests
- Height adjustment
2.16
Therapy tray
- Clamping unit
2.17
Belt fixings:
Lap belt, 4-point lap belt, ankle
hugger
- Closures
Do the settings of the accessoires
meet the user‘s requirements?
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Notes
The maintenance was performed by:.............................................................. .on:......................................
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6. Seat settings
6.1 Seat height
SWINGBO VTi offers seat height adjustment from 37 - 47 cm.
The adjustment is influenced by 3 things:
the wheel fork and the correspondingly selected hole position, the axle
position and the seat position.
Steering wheel fork and hole position
2 different fork types are available. Short or long.
The short fork offers 3 hole positions, the long 4.
The holes are spaced 12.5 mm apart, giving an adjustment range of
2.5 cm for the short fork and 3.75 cm for the long fork.
Seat position
The seat unit can basically be inserted into the upper or lower slotted
hole of the base plate. This results in a seat height difference of 2 cm.
To loosen the seat unit completely, remove the marked screws on both
sides. Then the base plates can be carefully moved apart and the seat
can be removed.
Axle position
Finally, it is possible to position the axle at different heights. The base
plate offers 6 positions of 7.5 mm each.
This results in an adjustment range of 3.75 cm in total.
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Depending on the wheel camber and individual requirements, the following guidelines result:
Rear
wheels
20"
Seat heights SWINGBO-VTi (3°)
Steering wheels
125
AP
CF
SWP
SP
AF
SH
SH BB
AP
140
CF
SH
SH BB
AP
100
CF
SWP
SP
AF
376
37
1
short
2
deep
2
376
37
1
short
1
deep
2
384
38
2
short
1
deep
2
384
38
2
short
3
deep
0
384
38
2
short
2
deep
0
391
39
3
short
2
deep
0
396
39
1
short
high
2
396
39
1
short
high
2
404
40
2
short
1
404
40
2
short
0
399
40
4
long
1
deep
1
411
41
3
short
414
41
6
short
3
deep
2
404
41
2
short
high
0
426
42
5
long
419
42
4
short
2
high
1
414
42
6
long
2
deep
1
434
43
6
short
3
high
1
419
42
4
long
3
high
1
434
43
6
long
2
high
1
SWP
SP
AF
SH
SH BB
22"
24"
high
2
high
0
1
high
1
394
40
1
short
2
deep
1
401
40
2
long
2
deep
1
401
40
2
long
1
deep
1
409
41
3
short
3
deep
1
416
41
4
long
3
deep
2
416
41
4
long
2
deep
2
414
42
1
short
high
1
421
42
2
long
2
high
1
421
42
2
long
1
high
1
431
43
6
long
3
deep
0
424
43
5
long
4
deep
0
424
43
5
long
3
deep
0
444
44
5
long
2
high
2
436
44
4
long
3
high
2
436
44
4
long
2
high
2
451
45
6
long
3
high
0
444
45
5
long
4
high
0
444
45
5
long
3
high
0
423
42
1
long
4
deep
0
423
42
1
long
3
deep
0
423
42
1
long
2
deep
2
443
44
1
long
4
high
0
438
43
3
long
4
deep
1
431
43
2
long
3
deep
0
443
44
1
long
3
high
0
443
44
1
long
2
high
2
458
46
3
long
4
high
1
446
45
4
long
4
deep
1
466
47
4
long
4
high
1
AP
SP
SH = Seat height; SP = Seat position; AP = Axle positionn; CF = Caster Fork; SWP = Steering wheel position; AF = Amount; U-disc above fork
Rear
wheels
Seat heights SWINGBO-VTi (6°)
100
SH SH BB
SP
CF
SWP
OG
SH
SH BB
AP
Steering wheels
125
SP
CF
SWP
OG
140
SH SH BB
140
CF
SWP
OG
Maß
20"
371
386
391
401
406
421
37
38
39
40
41
42
1
3
1
5
3
5
deep
deep
high
deep
high
high
short
short
short
long
long
long
2
3
2
2
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
371
386
391
401
406
421
37
38
39
40
41
42
1
3
1
5
3
5
deep
deep
hoch
deep
high
high
short
short
short
short
short
long
1
2
1
3
2
1
0
1
0
2
1
2
378
393
398
408
413
428
38
39
40
41
42
43
2
4
2
6
4
6
deep
deep
high
deep
high
high
short
short
short
long
short
long
1
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
2.3mm
4,3mm
2,3
5,8mm
4,3mm
5,8mm
22"
388
403
410
423
425
430
445
39
40
41
42
43
44
1
3
4
3
6
4
6
deep
deep
deep
high
deep
high
high
short
long
long
long
long
long
long
3
2
3
2
4
3
4
2
2
0
2
1
0
1
388
403
403
410
423
430
445
39
40
40
41
42
43
44
1
3
3
4
3
4
6
deep
deep
deep
deep
high
high
high
short
short
long
long
long
long
long
2
3
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
2
0
2
0
1
395
410
418
430
430
438
40
41
42
43
43
44
2
4
5
4
4
5
deep
deep
deep
high
high
high
short
long
long
long
short
long
2
1
2
1
3
2
1
2
0
2
2
0
6,3
7,8
2,8
7,8
8,3
2,8
425
43
2
deep
long
4
1
445
45
2
high
long
4
1
425
440
445
460
43
44
45
46
2
4
2
4
deep
deep
high
high
long
long
long
long
3
4
3
4
1
2
1
2
417
432
437
452
467
42
43
44
45
46
1
3
1
3
5
deep
deep
high
high
high
long
long
long
long
long
2
3
2
3
4
0
1
0
1
2
2,3
4,8
2,3
4,8
7,3
24"
AP
100
SH = Seat height; SP = Seat position; AP = Axle positionn; CF = Caster Fork; SWP = Steering wheel position; AF = Amount; U-disc above fork
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Rear
wheels
20"
Seat heights SWINGBO-VTi (9°)
100
Steering wheels
125
AP
CF
SWP
SP
AF
140
SH
SH BB
SWP
SP
AF
125
SH
SH BB
short
1
deep
2
371
37
2
short
1
deep
0
379
2
short
2
deep
0
386
38
4
short
2
deep
1
38
1
short
1
high
2
391
39
2
short
1
hoch
0
391
39
2
short
hoch
0
401
40
6
long
1
deep
1
401
40
6
long
2
deep
1
406
41
4
kurz
2
high
1
406
41
4
short
3
high
1
421
42
6
long
1
high
1
421
42
6
long
2
high
1
388
39
2
long
1
deep
1
388
39
2
long
2
deep
403
40
4
long
2
deep
2
403
40
4
long
1
deep
410
41
5
long
3
deep
0
410
41
5
long
2
423
42
4
long
2
high
2
423
42
4
long
1
430
43
5
long
3
high
0
430
43
5
long
2
SH
100
SH BB
AP
CF
364
36
1
371
37
384
140
AP
CF
SWP
SP
AF
38
3
short
3
deep
0
399
40
3
short
3
high
0
1
380
38
1
short
1
deep
1
2
395
39
3
short
2
deep
1
deep
0
400
40
1
short
1
high
1
high
2
410
41
5
long
1
deep
2
high
0
418
42
6
long
2
deep
0
430
43
5
long
1
high
2
438
44
6
long
2
high
0
22"
24"
424
42
3
long
4
deep
1
417
42
2
long
2
deep
2
409
41
1
long
1
deep
2
429
43
1
long
3
high
0
424
43
3
long
3
deep
1
424
42
3
long
2
deep
2
444
44
3
long
4
high
0
439
44
5
long
4
deep
2
432
43
4
long
3
deep
0
444
45
3
long
3
high
1
444
44
3
long
2
high
2
459
46
5
long
4
high
2
447
45
6
long
4
deep
2
452
46
4
long
3
high
0
467
47
6
long
4
high
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SH = Seat height; SP = Seat position; AP = Axle positionn; CF = Caster Fork; SWP = Steering wheel position; AF = Amount; U-disc above fork
6.2 Seat depth
SWINGBO VTi offers a seat depth adjustment range of 8 cm.
Measured from the outer edge of the backrest plate to the front edge of
the seat plate.
General adjustment range:
VTi 24 - 42 cm
To adjust the seat depth, a total of 4 screws must be loosened.
First, the chair is tilted to 45° to reach and loosen the front screw connections.
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After the front screw connections have been loosened, the rear screw
connections must be found.
Due to the design of the SWINGBO VTi and the individual seat height
settings, the rear screw connections are not always directly visible.
In this case, the seat unit may have to be moved to a different seat
angle position in order to make the screw connection between the
oblong holes visible.
Here it is also possible to work through the hole on the pressure plate
with a 4 mm Allen key.
The seat plate can then be moved forwards and backwards.
6.3 Active degree
The active degree describes the ratio of the position of the backrest
relative to the drive wheel axis. The further the backrest is set behind
the the drive wheel axle, the more active SWINGBO VTi can be driven.
SWINGBO VTi offers a total active degree adjustment range of 10 cm.
0 - 10 cm
Setting active degree 0 - 5 cm:
If the pressure plate is attached to the base plate as shown, moving the
seat unit results in an adjustment range of 0 - 5 cm.
Setting active degree 6 - 10 cm:
If a larger active degree range is to be set, both pressure plates must
be loosened and removed.
Then the plates are exchanged from the left side of the chair to the right
and vice versa.
The resulting attachment is shown in the picture.
6.4 Back height
First of all, a distinction must be made between a trough-shaped backrest and an angle-adjustable backrest.
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The trough back offers the following adjustment ranges depending
on the seat width:
Seat width (SW)
Backrest height for trough shaped back
After loosening the indicated screw connections, the back can be
pulled out or pushed in.
The angle-adjustable back offers the following ranges:
Seat width (SW)
Backrest height for angle adjustable back
After loosening the indicated screw connections, the back can be
pulled out or pushed in.
6.5 Seat angle
The tilt in space of SWINGBO VTi can be adjusted between -5° and
+45°.
13 positions of 4° each can be individually adjusted.
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The tilt is triggered by a locking pin pull, which is controlled by a release
lever on the push bar or push handle.
6.6 Back angle adjustment
The back angle adjustment on the SWINGBO VTi depends on the
selected push bar/push handle variant and the corresponding back.
A distinction must be made here:
1. Push bar/handles removable with
angle adjustable back
2. Push bar/handles foldable with back in
trough shape
3. Angle-adjustable and foldable push
bar with trough-shaped backrest
Push bar/handles removable with back angle adjustable
The angle of the push handles themselves cannot be adjusted, but they
can be removed for small transport dimensions via clamping levers and
tripod springs.
!
The back sits here in front of the of the
push handles or the push bar and remains
unaffected by their function.
!
The back itself offers a total adjustment range of 40° and can be
operated via the release strap on the back.
In addition, the back can be folded forwards for small transport
dimensions.
Depending on how the back panel is screwed to the base, the
adjustment range is either 75°-115° or 80°-120°
If the back plate is screwed in the positions shown on the left,
the adjustment range is 80°-120°.
If the backrest panel is screwed into the positions shown on the right
the adjustment range is 75°-115°.
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Push bar/handles foldable with trough-shaped backrest
In contrast to the detachable push handles, the back is directly attached
to the foldable push handles. In addition, the back is always used in the
shape of a trough.
The back angle can be set to 5 different angles depending on how it is
screwed to the seat mount.
Front hole: 105°
Second hole: 100°
Third hole: 95°
Fourth hole: 90°
Rear hole: 85°
In addition, the back can also be folded down with the push handles/bars
to achieve a small transport size
To do this, the releases on the left and right are pushed upwards and
then the back is folded down.
Angle-adjustable and foldable push bar with trough-shaped
backrest.
As with the foldable push handles/ bar, only the moulded backrest can
be used!
The back with the push handles/bars offers an adjustment range of of
40° and can be operated via the release strap on the back.
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Depending on how the latch housing is screwed to the back base plate,
there is an adjustment range of either 75°-115° or 80°-120°.
If the housing is screwed in the upper position shown, the adjustment
range is 80°-120°.
If the housing is screwed in the lower position shown, the adjustment
range is 75°-115°.°.
Bolting point of the latch housing with locking bolt on the back base
plate.
6.7 Lower leg length
SWINGBO VTi can basically be equipped with 3 different footrest hanger
Shown here is the footrest hanger 90°.
The footrest hanger can be swivelled up via the towing latches,
but not fixed.
VTi version for short LL (16-27 cm) or long LL (16-37 cm)
Footrest hanger angle adjustable
Adjustable between 85° and 160° via clamping lever.
VTi version for short LL (19-27 cm) or long LL (19-37 cm)
Single foot rest hanger, for individual adjustment of both legs
Adjustable between 85° and 160° via clamping lever.
VTi version for short LL (19-27 cm) or long LL (19-37 cm)
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The height of the footrest is adjusted by loosening the wing nuts on the
back.
The footrest mounted on the support can then be adjusted to the individual needs.
6.8 Footrest angle
The footrest angle is preset to 90°. The adjustment range is +- 10° (80°
- 100°).
After loosening the four marked screw connections on the footrest holder
the footrest can be adjusted in depth.
This changes the anchor point of the footrest and thus also the footrest
angle. The further the footrest is pulled out to the front, the the greater
the angle. If the procedure is reversed the angle decreases accordingly.
6.9 Armrest height and angle
SWINGBO VTi offers various adjustable armrest heights.
Gr. 1: 14-21 cm
Gr. 2: 19-26 cm
Standard:
Tilt compensation: Gr.1: 15-23 cm
Gr. 2: 18-26 cm
The standard armrests always remain firmly in position and move analogously to the wheelchair movement during the tilting movement.
The height can be adjusted in steps of 7x1.25 cm by repositioning the
front and rear screw connections.
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The armrest with tilt compensation remains as horizontal as possible
during the tilting movement and is therefore more suitable for use with a
table.
The height can be adjusted in x1.5 cm steps by repositioning the front
and rear screw connections.
To loosen the screws, first tilt the chair to 45°.
Then the front screws can be loosened first.
Then loosen the rear screws and adjust the armrests to the desired
height.
By using a different hole position, the general angle of inclination can
also be adjusted.
If the front hole is used as shown here, the armrest is aligned more
steeply.
If the rear hole is used, the flatter and more horizontal the armrest is in a
tilted position.
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7. Maintenance schedule
7.1 Frame
Functional test:
- Check for general damage or deformation to the frame structure
- Cracks in the construction
- Cross tube bolting
7.2 Base plates und cross tube
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Adjustment of the active degree via pressure plates
Check of the screw connections:
- Screw connections to the cross tube
- Connection of the side panels to the frame and to the internal adapter
plates
7.3 Rear axle
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Height position of the axle correctly adjusted
- Correct frame hole position of adapter plates depending on selected
frame size
=> The larger the rear wheel, the further back the base plates are bolted
to the frame!
Check of the screw connections:
- Connection of the side panels to the frame and to the internal adapter
plates
- Screw connection of the height position
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7.4 Seat unit
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Correct seat depth
- Tilt via locking bolt tension
Check of the screw connections:
- Seat frame to the support brackets for the adjustment of the seat depth
- Seat plate on the seat frame
- Seat mounts to the tilt bearings
7.5 Back system & push bar/handle variant
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Back panel height-adjustable and foldable
- Push handles or push bar removable or foldable
- Ratchet joint function for push handles
- Release of back angle adjustment
- Release of folding push bar/handles
Back panel angle and height adjustable with removable push handles or
push bar
Check of the screw connections:
- Screw connection for back height adjustment
- Connection to the seat adapter
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- Connecting the crossbar to the back base
3
4
2
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- Clamping lever for height adjustment of the push bar or handles
- Tripod spring for removal
- Screw connection of the crossbar to the seat
Backrest panel in trough shape
- Screw connection to the backrest height adjustment and to the clamps
on the push handles
- Connection to the seat adapter
- Connection via support strut to seat adapter
- Release of the folding mechanism
- Connection of the crossbar to the seat adaptert
- Push bar mounting to the back base panel
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7.6 Braking system
Knee lever brakes
Functional test:
- Brake closure
- Faultless operation
- Visible damage
Brake HOGGI light
Brake opened
Functional test:
- Brake closure
- Faultless operation
- Visible damage
Brake closed
Check of the screw connections:
- Fixing the brake to the frame
Integrated brake system
Consisting of:
- Fender with integrated brake system
- Brake cable
- Brake
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Functional test:
- Operability of the brake lever and smooth glide
- Good brake closure and contact pressure of the brake bracket
- Correct positioning of the brake lever in relation to the wheel. 90° angle
and 3-5 mm wheel protrusion
- Check for general damage
Check of the screw connections:
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- Fastening the brake lever to the fender
- Fastening the brake bracket to the brake bracket holder
- Bowden cable correctly looped in the cable pulley
3
6
10
4
9
5
2
2
8
8
7
10
11
1
Drum brake
Functional test:
- Build-up of brake pressure (readjustment at adjusting screw)
- Checking the brake lever for general damage (locking lever, cracks)
- Checking the Bowden cable (kinks or cracks)
- Check the brake anchor and brake pads (contamination, wear)
Check of the screw connections:
- Connection brake anchor with adapter
- Connection of brake anchor adapter with side plate
- Bowden cable correctly hooked in
- Screw connection of the brake handle to the handle unit
7.7 Wheel fork holder
Functional test:
- Swiveling of the wheel fork
- Smooth running or fluttering -> Checking the alignment
- Check for general damage to the forks
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Check of the screw connections:
- Screw connection of the wheel axle
- Bolting the steering fork axle to the frame
7.8 Steering wheels
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Check of the tread or profile (cracks, heavy wear)
- Wheel curvature too worn (tread max. up to 5mm to edge of wheel)
- Contamination in the area of the wheel bearing or the axle
7.9 Rear wheels
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Checking the treads and air pressure
- Checking the locking
- Checking the running behaviour of the wheel, clearance, mechanics of
the axle
- Checking of the correct alignment of the camber adapter and its bolting
Adjustment of the quick-release axle:
- The axle should be fitted with a minimum of clearance. If too much
movement is possible, the front nut is closed slightly clockwise with a
19 mm open-ended spanner in a clockwise direction, while the rear axle
is secured with an 11 mm open-ended spanner
- If the wheel is too tight, proceed in reverse order
7.10 Push rim
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Severe scratching and sharp edges
Checking the screw connections:
- Attachment of handrim to rim, also at correct distance
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7.11 Fender
Standard fender
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection to the base plate firmly tightened
Fender with integrated armrests
Functional test:
- Height adjustment and latching of the armrest
- Damage to the armrest cushion
- Damage to the release button
- Screw connection to base plate firmly tightened
- Armrest holder firmly screwed to wheel cover
Fender with integrated brake system and armrests
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Height adjustment and latching of the armrest
- Damage to the armrest cushion
- Damage to the release button
- Checking the brake unit (see 6.4 Brake system)
- Screw connection to base plate firmly tightened
- Armrest holder firmly screwed to wheel cover
7.12 Anti tip
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Correct positioning (beyond the wheel radius, 2-3 cm above the floor)
- Checking the swivel mechanism
- Checking the length adjustment
Check of the screw connections:
- Connecting screw to the guide plate (to check this, first remove plug
and the bearing axle)
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7.13 Footrest hanger
Footrest hanger
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Distance to the seat plate
- Screw connection to the seat plate
Footrest hanger angle adjustable
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Swivel mechanism
- Clamping lever for angle adjustment
- Screw connection to the seat plate
Single foot rest hanger
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Swivel mechanism
- Clamping lever for angle adjustment
- Screw connection to the seat plate
7.14 Footrest bracket
Standard
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Swivel mechanism of the screwed-on footrest
- Correct adjustment of the foot angle
- Sliding of the holder on the tubes
With locking
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Swivel mechanism of the screwed-on footrest
- Correct adjustment of the foot angle
- Sliding of the holder on the tubes
- Locking bolt pull with locking latches, tension of the cable
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Check of the screw connections:
- Wing screws for lower leg length adjustment
- Screw connection of the swivel mechanism
- Screw connection to the footboard with correct angle adjustment
7.15 Footrests
Footrest standard
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection to the footrest holder
Foot rest with heel stop
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection to the footrest holder
Aluminium footrest in frame colour
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection to the footrest holder
Single footplates in boat shape
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection to the footrest holder
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7.16 Seat- and back cushion
Standard seat cushion
- Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or
strapped-through areas)
- Check for contamination
Seat cushion contoured
- Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or
strapped-through areas)
- Check for contamination
Back cushion
- Check for general damage (Velcro fastening, seams, holes or
strapped-through areas)
- Check for contamination
7.17 Tie down kit (ISO 7176-19)
Functional test:
- Check for general damage (deformation, sharp edges)
Check of the screw connections:
- Connection of the front and rear fuse to the base plate
7.18 Spoke guards
Functional test:
- Check for general damage (cracks)
- Fastening clips complete or defective
- Spoke guards suitable for wheel (drum brake or normal)
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7.19 Headrest standard
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Checking the screw connection to the back plate
7.20 Headrest with occiput upholstery
Headrest bracket
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Checking the clamping ability
- Checking the screw connection to the back panel
Headrest with upholstery
Functional test:
- Adjustment possibilities
- Check for general damage (wear, cracks, etc.)
- Clamping ability
Checking the screw connections:
- Attachment of pad to support
7.21 Thoracic support
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection of the pad holder to the back plate
7.22 Chest-/ thoracic support
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Checking the belt buckle
- Screw connection of the pad holder to the back plate
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7.23 Hip supports
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Width adjustment
- Depth adjustment on the seat plate and the pad itself
- Screw connection of the pad support under the seat plate
- Screw connection of the pad on the support
7.24 Abduction block
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Pivoting and latching mechanism
- Removal
Check of the screw connections:
- Bracket abduction block to the seat panel
7.25 Armrests
Standard
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Screw connection of the upholstery to the armrest support
- Connection of the armrest support to the seat mounting and to the tilt bearing
Armrests with tilt compensation
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- desired angle of inclination
- Screw connection of the cushion to the armrest support
- Connecting screw for tilt adjustment
- Connection of the armrest support to the seat support and to the tilt
bearing
7.26 Therapy tray
Functional test:
- Attachability and fixation of the table on the armrests
- Check for general damage (deformation, sharp edges)
Check of the screw connections:
- Connection of the front and rear fuse to the base plate
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7.27 Belt fixations
Lap belt
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Check of the fastener
- Check of the screw connection of the bracket
4-point lap belt
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Check of the fastener
- Check of the screw connection of the bracket
Ankle hugger
Functional test:
- Check for general damage
- Check of the fastener
- Check of the screw connection of the bracket to the footrest
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8. SWINGBO VTi operating life::
The expected operating life of the SWINGBO VTi is 6 years, depending on the intensity of use, care as well
as maintenance. We recommend an annual inspection by the authorized specialist dealer.
In case of malfunctions or defects of the wheelchair, it must be immediately handed over to the medical supply
store or the specialist dealer.
9. Speficications
Dimensions (mm) and weights (kg)
Seat width
24
26
28
30
32
34
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Seat depth
260 - 300
260 - 320
260 - 340
280 - 360
300 - 380
320 - 400
340 - 420
Back height
330 - 420
350 - 440
370 - 460
390 - 480
420 - 510
430 - 520
450 - 540
Seat angle
-5° up to + 45°
Backrest angle
Back angle and
height adjustable
Adjustable in 10° steps from 75° - 115° or 80° - 120°
Back, trough shaped
Adjustable in 5° steps from 85° - 105°
Lower leg length
160 mm - 370 mm
Footrest angle
-10° up to + 10°
Seat height
360 mm - 470 mm
Rear wheel diameter
20“, 22“, 24“
Front wheel diameter
100 mm (4“), 125 mm (5“), 140 mm (5,5“)
Camber
3°, 6° or 9°
Maximum load
60 kg
CAUTION!
*The seat height depends on the frame size, the wheel diameter and the wheel camber.
CAUTION!
**Accessories and add-on parts reduce the remaining load capacity for the occupant..
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