Sunrise Medical 8HM User Manual
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Brand: Sunrise Medical
Category: Wheelchair
Type: Operation & user’s manual
Model: Sunrise Medical 8HM , Sunrise Medical 8TM , Sunrise Medical 9HM , Sunrise Medical 9TM
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8/9HM 8/9TM User Manual Page 25
7.3 Service and maintenance
We have issued guidelines on the planned preventative service levels for manual wheelchairs.
These guidelines are based on the type of usage that the wheelchair receives in the service
period.
The table on the following page showing service frequencies, are recommended but can be
revised accordingly following assessment of the user at time of issue (including any risk
assessments), use of existing service maintenance/service history records, changes in user
circumstances e.g. transportation. If required, we are available to offer further guidance.
User categories and recommended Service Frequency
User
Category
Definition
Service Frequency
Attendant Push Transit wheelchair – indoor use
Mainly, occasional shopping mall trips.
5 years
Self propelled Spoked self propelling wheels,
Indoor and outdoor use.
24 Months
Heavy Active user & included lifestyle on different terrain
surfaces
12 Months
Transported
and Special
Seating
Wheelchair and occupant are transported regularly
to school/day centre & subject to clamping effects
or where additional forces or clinical fatigue
conditions may cause fatigue. Such as spasms,
stress relieving.
6 Months
If you think there is something wrong with your wheelchair then contact your
Healthcare professional or your wheelchair dealer or repair contractor and ask them to
check the wheelchair.