How to fix looseness in Everest & Jennings Wheelchair?
If you notice looseness in your Everest & Jennings Wheelchair, the nuts and bolts might be loose. Make sure to tighten them so they are snug. Also, check that both rear wheels and casters are mounted in identical positions. If the caster stems are adjusted improperly, see your dealer to correct the adjustment.
General| Seat Width | 16, 18, 20 inches |
|---|---|
| Seat Depth | 16 inches |
| Overall Length | 42 inches |
| Wheel Size | 24 inches |
| Armrests | Fixed, Removable |
| Legrests/Footrests | Swing-away, removable |
| Back Height | 16 inches |
Explains the manual's purpose and defines critical warning, caution, and information statements.
Lists essential safety guidelines for wheelchair operation, covering weight, terrain, and inclines.
Continues safety warnings, including vehicle transport, wheel use, and unauthorized modifications.
Covers lean restrictions, escalator use, wheel locks, and California Proposition 65 hazards.
Illustrates and labels the main parts of the Advantage wheelchair for user familiarity.
Explains maintaining balance and safe procedures for transferring into and out of the wheelchair.
Provides instructions on how to safely reach or bend while using the wheelchair without tipping.
Details safe practices for ascending and descending ramps and inclines with the wheelchair.
Warns against attempting to navigate steps, stairs, or escalators with the wheelchair.
Lists required tools and introduces adjustments for wheels, casters, and other components.
Details the procedure for removing and installing detachable armrests on the wheelchair.
Explains how to remove and attach the detachable, swingaway footrests.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the length of the footplate extensions.
Describes how to remove, attach, and adjust the elevating legrests.
Details how to adjust the elevation and panel position of the legrests.
Instructions on how to properly tighten the crossbraces for secure wheelchair assembly.
Guides users on how to adjust the wheel locks for proper engagement and function.
Provides instructions on how to fold the wheelchair for transport and secure it.
Outlines the steps required to reassemble the wheelchair after it has been folded.
Explains the importance of maintenance and encourages users to perform basic tasks.
Presents a schedule for routine checks and lists the necessary tools and cleaning supplies.
Details checks for tire wear, handrims, wheel locks, anti-tippers, and handgrips.
Covers checks for upholstery, rear wheels, armrests, and backposts/push handles.
Includes checks for footrests, legrests, casters, wheel bearings, and cleaning procedures.
Lists common wheelchair problems, their causes, and suggested corrective actions.
Defines warranty coverage, conditions, and the process for obtaining service.
Lists warranty exclusions and provides important disclaimers regarding liability and remedies.
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