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General| Brand | Rehab |
|---|---|
| Model | motion |
| Category | Mobility Aid |
| Language | English |
Lists essential documents for working with HD Motion, including custom products, risk info, labelling, and maintenance.
Details recommended lubricants and thread lockers for various areas of use on the wheelchair.
Details the various finishes used on HD Motion wheelchairs, including paint colors and coatings.
Explains the construction of the HD Motion chassis, comprising three interacting frames.
Details modifications possible for the HD Motion chassis, affecting characteristics like seat depth, width, and height.
Describes how the back frame and seat frame are attached to the wheel frame using screws, pins, and circlips.
Explains the gas springs for seat tilt and back recline, activated by cable controls on the push bar.
Provides a step-by-step guide for adjusting the zero position of the seat using the gas spring mechanism.
Detailed instructions for replacing the gas spring responsible for seat tilt, including removal and reassembly.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the gas spring that controls the back recline function.
Explains how to replace the gas spring with a fixed back connector for a fixed back angle.
Instructions for removing and assembling a new back frame, including cable management.
Detailed steps for replacing the seat frame, involving removal of various components.
Information on using a seat raising kit to increase seat height by 30 mm or 50 mm.
Describes the three attachment positions for the drive wheel mount, affecting wheelbase and driving characteristics.
Discusses the available drive wheel sizes for HD Motion model 22 and their impact on driving characteristics.
Explains the function and adjustment of tip protectors, including modifications for different wheel sizes.
Details the mounting and positioning of fenders for model 22, based on wheel size and mount position.
Provides instructions for replacing castor forks and castors, and specifies castor positioning based on wheel size.
Explains the integrated disc brake system, its components, and how it's activated by brake handles.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting disc brakes for both caregiver and user brakes simultaneously.
Instructions for replacing brake cables for caregiver brakes, covering removal, routing, and adjustment.
Procedure for replacing worn or damaged brake pads and discs, emphasizing proper assembly.
Details user brakes, their mounting on the seat frame, and activation of disc brakes via cable.
Guidance on adjusting user brakes, ensuring correct braking force with caregiver brakes in parking position.
Information on replacing brake levers or the entire brake unit, noting Loctite use.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the brake cable for user brakes, including routing and adjustment.
Describes the location and function of cable controls on the right and left sides of the push bar.
Illustrates the routing of all wire cables on the HD Motion wheelchair for brakes, seat tilt, and back recline.
Instructions for replacing a complete cable control unit, including removal, connection, and adjustment.
Detailed steps for replacing a brake cable, covering both the lever and wheel mount ends.
Procedure for replacing cables controlling seat tilt or back recline, from the control lever to the gas spring.
Guidance on adjusting cables for seat tilt and back recline, ensuring proper lever play.
Steps for replacing the entire push bar assembly, including reattaching cable controls.
Instructions for replacing the angle joint components of the push bar.
Describes the two available backrest systems (Flexi-back, Solid back) and their attachment points.
Explains the use of back spacers to adjust seat depth and their effect on backrest bracket positioning.
Details the three available armrest versions and their height adjustment ranges.
Explains the mechanism for adjusting armrest height using a spring-loaded pin and slots.
Describes the mechanism for adjusting armrest pad depth using a spring-loaded latch.
Instructions for replacing the armrest pad, noting its non-symmetric nature.
Procedure for replacing the armrest side support or its cover, ensuring proper alignment.
Explains how armrest mount positions determine seat width and how to adjust it.
Introduces the two types of leg rests (Centre, Separate) and their components.
Details the leg rest mount, its attachment to the seat frame, and depth adjustment.
Instructions for replacing leg rest tubes for both centre and separate leg rest systems.
Describes the one-piece footrest for centre leg rests, its components, and friction adjustment.
Details the separate footrests, including foot plate, cover, and folding mechanism.
Explains the foot box accessory, its components, and how it attaches to the foot plate.
Information on calf supports, their sizes, and compatibility with different leg rest systems.
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