Safety Checks And Maintenance Intervals; Purpose And Areas Of Application - Thomashilfen Swifty 2 Manuel De L'utilisateur

Safety checks and maintenance intervals

If you experience a problem when performing the regular checks, please contact your local dealer or Thomashilfen im-
mediately.
Regular / daily maintenance
Relatives and caregivers can easily perform the following maintenance tasks. The included Allen key is needed to lock
the footrest.
1. Always wipe the rehab stroller dry with a dry cloth. Never store the buggy when it is damp.
2. Make sure that the two Allen keys are present on the footrest; use them every day to check that the screws are tight.
3. Check that all nuts, bolts and screws are tight (daily).
4. Check the functioning of the backrest, the folding mechanism and the rest position (weekly).
5. Always check the functioning of the brake before using the rehab stroller.
6. If necessary, clean the rehab stroller frame (recommendation: at least once a week).
7. Make sure that the plastic plug of the folding mechanism is firmly in the correct position (daily, Fig. 1).
Semi-annual maintenance
The following maintenance should be carried out by a dealer with appropriate knowledge or by an authorized repair
shop. If you notice any significant errors or malfunctions, do not use the rehab stroller until the faults have been elimi-
nated.
1. Fold and unfold the rehab stroller and check that all movement sequences function properly during folding. Check
whether the frame has any damage.
2. Check the functionality and adjustment possibilities of the rehab stroller, especially the adjustability of the backrest.
3. Check nuts, bolts, hinges and frame plugs for their tightness and general condition.
4. Check the brakes for wear, damage and proper functioning.
5. Check whether there are sharp objects in the tires and whether cuts or cracks are present.
6. Check the wheels and wheel forks for excessive wear.
7. Check whether the front and rear wheels can move freely and turn safely. Remove dust, sand or other dirt with a
dry, lint-free cloth.
8. Check the functioning of the wheel locks.
9. Check all plastic parts for deformations or fractures.

Purpose and areas of application

The Swifty 2 rehab stroller is suitable for the transport (at no more than walking speed) of disabled children by their
parents or other suitable assistants on firm, level surfaces indoors and outdoors. The Swifty 2 rehab stroller must not be
used for other purposes (e.g. as a means of transportation for additional children, shopping bags, etc.).
In order to allow the accompanying person to use the buggy ergonomically, the height of the push bar can be adjusted.
The Swifty 2 is approved for the transport of children in motor vehicles / disabled transport vehicles according to ISO
7176-19 and ANSI/RESNA WC 4 section 19.
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