Why is the rolling resistance very high on my Invacare Action 2 NG Wheelchair?
High rolling resistance in your Invacare Wheelchair can be due to low tire pressure in the rear tires. Ensure the tire pressure is correct. Another possible cause is that the rear wheels are not parallel. In this case, ensure the rear wheels are parallel.
Why does my Invacare Wheelchair tip backwards too easily?
If your Invacare Wheelchair tips backwards too easily, it could be due to rear wheels mounted too far forwards, a back angle that is too large, or a seat angle that is too large.
What causes castors to wobble on Invacare Wheelchair when moving fast?
Castor wobble in your Invacare Wheelchair when moving fast can be caused by too little tension in the castor bearing block or a castor that has worn smooth.
What to do if Invacare Action 2 NG Wheelchair spokes are loose?
If you find loose spokes in the rear wheels, have them adjusted.
How to maintain Invacare Action 2 NG castor wheel bearings?
Periodically check the castor wheel bearings to make sure they are clean and free from moisture. Use a Teflon[®] lubricant if necessary.
Why should I not use WD-40 on Invacare Action 2 NG axles?
Do not use WD-40, 3-in-1 oil, or other penetrating lubricants on quick-release axles. Otherwise, binding and/or damage to the wheelchair may occur.
General| Type | Manual Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 125 kg |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Seat Depth | 40 - 46 cm |
| Wheel Size | 24 inch |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Footrests | Swing-away, removable |
Provides a general overview of the manual and essential safety guidelines for users.
Explains the various symbols and signal words used to indicate hazards and important information.
Outlines the manufacturer's warranty policy and limitations of liability.
Details product compliance with standards and its expected service life.
Crucial safety information for the protection of the user and assistant.
Information regarding the safety devices integrated into the wheelchair.
Explanation of identification labels and symbols found on the wheelchair.
A detailed description of the medium active wheelchair's core features.
Defines the intended users and specific use cases for the wheelchair.
Illustrates and names the primary components of the wheelchair.
Instructions and warnings related to the use of parking brakes.
Details on fixed, folding, and reclining backrests, and cover adjustments.
Information on the function and adjustment of the backrest support brace.
Instructions for adjusting the height of the integrated push handles.
Details on stepless height adjustable, foldable, and removable armrests.
Describes swing-away and angle-adjustable leg rest mechanisms.
Explanation of the anti-tipper's function and safety precautions.
Guidance on using seat cushions and their impact on stability.
Specifics of the transit version designed for attendant-driven use.
Information on the correct fitting, use, and safety of the posture belt.
Instructions for adjusting the height, depth, and angle of the headrest.
How to use the tipper aid to overcome obstacles like steps.
Details and safety warnings regarding the use of the table tray.
Information on the drip stand's placement and load capacity.
Instructions for attaching and using the cane holder accessory.
Important safety precautions to consider before setting up the wheelchair.
Essential safety rules and precautions for operating the wheelchair.
Instructions on how to brake and stop the wheelchair safely.
Step-by-step guidance for safe transfers into and out of the wheelchair.
Techniques for effectively propelling and steering the wheelchair.
Safe methods for approaching and traversing steps and kerbs.
Procedures for safely ascending and descending stairs with assistance.
Safe practices and precautions for navigating ramps and slopes.
Tips for maintaining balance when leaning forwards, backwards, or sideways.
Crucial safety rules to follow when transporting the wheelchair.
Step-by-step instructions for folding and unfolding the wheelchair.
Proper methods for safely lifting the wheelchair.
Instructions for safely removing and fitting the rear wheels.
Guidelines for safely transporting the empty wheelchair.
Procedures for securing the user and wheelchair in a vehicle.
How to correctly use a 4-point wheelchair restraint system for vehicle transport.
How to correctly use a 3-point passenger restraint system for vehicle transport.
Important safety precautions to observe during maintenance.
Provides a schedule for routine visual checks and maintenance tasks.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the wheelchair surfaces.
Safety precautions to take before identifying or repairing faults.
A guide to identifying common wheelchair faults and their solutions.
Recommendations and precautions for storing the wheelchair.
Environmental guidelines for the responsible disposal and recycling of the product.
Steps required to recondition the product for a new user.
Detailed specifications on the wheelchair's dimensions and weight.
Information on available tyre types and recommended pressure levels.
Details on the materials used for different parts of the wheelchair.
Recommended temperature, humidity, and pressure for operation and storage.
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