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70252-a.1-PLATINE 1-2 USER MANUAL
10.16 Amputee Axle Plate
10.16.1 Installing an amputee axle plate
• Install mounting plate (1) (Fig. 32) by bolting it to the frame.
• Install the back clamp (2) onto the rear of the frame.
• Insert 4 amputee plate adapters (3) on the mounting plate (1)
at the desired position.
• Insert both bolts (4) and washers (5) into the back clamp (2)
through amputee plate (6) and tighten.
• Insert axle bushing (7) through the amputee plate and insert
nuts (8) and lock washer (9)
• Insert 2 bolts (10) through the mounting and amputee plate (1
and 6) and tighten with lock nuts (11).
8
7
5
8
6
5
3
4
9
2
9
Fig. 42
10.17 Using a paratransit
service
To reduce risk of injuries, Motion Composites
recommend that wheelchair users should not be
transported in any kind of vehicles while sitting in a
wheelchair. Motion Composites recognize that the
safest transit option for a wheelchair user is to transfer into an
appropriate seat in the vehicle and use the seat belts made
available by the auto industry. Motion Composites cannot, and
does not, recommend any wheelchair transporting systems.
The standard wheelchair seatbelt should never be used as a
safety seat belt when sitting in a paratransit vehicle.
Transit regulation may vary in different legislation, states,
provinces and countries. Only use a transit tie-down system
that is approved in your legislation.
To avoid risk of injuries, remove all objects or accessories
from the wheelchair and store them securely in the paratransit
vehicle.
WARNING
Identify whether your chair has been manufactured with
the Transit Option installed.
If your chair is NOT equipped with the Transit Option:
1. If your chair is NOT equipped with the Transit Option:
2. NEVER let anyone sit in this chair while in a moving vehicle.
a. A LWAYS move the user to an approved vehicle seat.
b. A LWAYS secure the user with proper motor vehicle
restraints.
3. In an accident or sudden stop the user may be thrown from
the chair. Wheelchair seat belts will not prevent this, and
further injury may result from the belts or straps.
4. NEVER transport this wheelchair in the front seat of a
vehicle. It may shift and interfere with the driver.
5. A LWAYS secure this chair so that it cannot roll or shift.
6. Do not use any chair that has been involved in a motor
vehicle accident.
If you fail to heed these warnings damage to your chair, a fall,
tip-over or loss of control may occur and cause severe injury to
the rider or others
11. Motion Composites limited
warranty
DEVICES WARRANTY
The warranties in this section apply to devices, components,
parts and labor in the event of breakage or malfunction
caused by a defect. The term “defect” refers to any design or
manufacturing defect which renders the device, component or
part unsuitable for the purpose for which it was designed.
Motion Composites provides the following
warranties:
A - A three (3) year warranty on devices and their components
from the date of possession by the insured person, with the
exception of:
I. the chassis, spider, supports for footrests, armrests and Anti-
tippers, for which the warranty is five (5) years;
II. Armrest comfort pads and calf pads, as well as “soft” seat
and backrests, for which the warranty is one (1) year;
III. Tires, inner tubes and ball bearings for which the warranty is
sixty (60) days.
Devices and components subject to replacement or repair
under one of these warranties remain subject to this warranty
for its remaining term. However, components replaced or
repaired under warranty within ninety (90) days of its expiration
are guaranteed ninety (90) days, except those replaced or
repaired under application of the warranty provided for in
subparagraph (iii) within sixty (60) days of its expiry, which shall
then be guaranteed for sixty (60) days.
B - A three (3) year warranty on components added to a device
and on components that are not replaced under a warranty
described in paragraph (a), from the addition or replacement ,
except :
I. Comfort pads for armrests and calf supports, as well as slip-
on upholstery backrests, for which the warranty is one (1) year;
II. Tires, inner tubes and ball bearings for which the warranty is
sixty (60) days.
C - A replacement warranty, free of charge, within the year
of the insured person taking possession of the devicefor a
component that has undergone four (4) repairs for the same
defect or if the device is out of service for a period of sixty
(60) days, consecutive or not.
The count begins on the first day the device is out of service.
A repairs operation carried out in one day, regardless of its
duration, counts for one day.
However, Motion Composites is not responsible for delays due
to lack of availability of the user or facility for repair.
A device is considered to be out of order when it is not in a
state to perform the functions for which it was designed.
Parts used to repair a device or component are subject to the
residual warranty on this device or component.
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