Moretti ARDEA ONE CP800-40 Manual De Instrucciones página 20

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11.8 Use the rear handles
The handle is used to wheel a wheelchair with an operator aid, and to adjust the backrest inclination.
(Fig.9)
(Fig.11)
11.11 Carrying
The wheelchair has been designed to be easily carried. Once the armrest and the footrest are re-
moved, can be closed and easily positioned in the car boot, for example. If this can't be possible,
position the wheelchair in front of the car rear seat so that it is stable and cannot slip or slide. Lock
the wheelchair with the seatbelt.
12. MAINTENANCE
The ARDEA ONE devices by Moretti are checked carefully and supplied with EC mark, once laun-
ched on the market. For patient and physician's safety we recommend to let check the device by the
manufacturer or by laboratory authorized every 2 years. In case of repair use only original spare
parts. Before using follow the "BEFORE USE" chapter. Moretti ARDEA ONE wheelchairs require
few elementary and periodic maintenance, below we list the checks to be carried out periodically:
• Braking capacity Monthly
• Seat cleaning
13. CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
13.1 Cover and padded parts
The cover and padding are in Nylon. Clean with warm water and mild soap.
Note Do not use solvent and abrasive product
13.2 Brakes and wheels
Clean the wheels with warm water and mild soap. Pay attention in drying the wheels, it's dangerous
using the wheelchair with wet wheels.
13.3 Frame and metal parts
Clean with warm water and mild soap. Dry with a soft cloth in order not to scratch the painting.
11.9 Use the anti-tip castors
The ant-tip castors are situated on the wheelchair backside.
To adjust the height pull the ring shown in Figure 9 and release once you
have the correct height
10.10 Use the brakes
On the frame on the rear wheels, there is a mechanical brake ope-
rable by the patient or by the nurse. To block the wheels push the
lever. To release the brake, pull the lever toward the rear. To lock the
wheels push forward the brake lever. To unlock pull back the same
lever. (Fig.11)
As needed