Soma 150.3 F24
Soma alloy wheelchair model 150.3 F24
Soma 150.3/Solid tire (Free Shipping! Bangkok and Samut Prakan)
Features
- made of aluminum alloy material
- The wheels are solid tires. Small, strong mag style.
- Conveniently folded for storage
Product details
- Soma alloy wheelchair
- The backrest can be conveniently folded and save storage space
- Footboard designed to prevent slipping.
- Increase safety with a handbrake for the wheelchair assistant and wheel brakes.
For users - Light weight, only 10 kg./12 kg.
- Load up to 100 kg.
- 7 inch front wheel and 16 inch/24 inch rear wheel
- Seat width 17 inches
How to use
Prepare for use
- To unfold the stroller, use both hands to press down on the edges of both seats.
side by side
until the cart is fully unfolded The leather pads on the seat are smooth and taut.
- collapsing wheelchair
– Hold the footrest up
-Use both hands to hold the leather seat cushion. In the middle of the front and back edges
Then lift up the leather seat cushion. It will cause the cart to close in.
-Press the two levers on the backrest. and fold down the backrest will make it size
Compact and easy to store or transport.
Caution Compact and easy to store or transport.
- Pushing a wheelchair up level areas – Pushing backwards up areas
The level brings the cart to a position where the big wheels are close to the edge of the road.
different levels, then turn the small wheel up
Use force to pull the cart back up onto the level ramp, with the cart
Must be in a small wheel position at all times. Gently place the front wheel
Slowly on the ground
– Moving forward up the level walkway Bring the cart into the facing position.
The face approaches a different level. Then turn the small wheel up.
The cart moves forward with the big wheels. until the big wheels were close to the edge of the road
Different levels and smaller wheels are placed on the level path.
Lift the cart forward so that the big wheels are on the crossroads. - Do not lean against the side of the stroller. Because there may be a case loss of
unbalanced and may cause one to fall from the wheelchair seat - pushing a car down a ramp If the person sitting is not strong or unable to support himself
To be stable, the wheelchair should be pushed by having the wheelchair user walk with his or her back down the ramp.
and pull the cart down This is to prevent disabled people from falling out of their wheelchairs.
Especially for disabled people who do not have a harness attached to their seat.
If it is used by oneself, disabled people are usually strong and will get down with their faces turned.
You can lower it by using your hands to control the movement of the wheels. - carting up the sidewalk or different levels Use the method to lift the front wheel up first.
By using the pusher’s feet to step on the steel bar under the chair at the back and back.
Then lift the back wheel and follow up. carting down the sidewalk or different levels
Use the method to have the wheelchair user walk backwards from the level walkway.
along with pulling the rear wheel down first and then pull the front wheel down - Moving a patient up stairs using a wheelchair – requires two people to lift.
A person with a strong body One person stands behind the cart, holding both hands.
on the handle of the cart
Another person stood in front of the cart, both hands holding the area above the footrest.
of the wheelchair, then push the wheelchair with the patient sitting backwards against the stairs.
With the big wheel next to the bottom step. to prepare for
moving up stairs Then tilt the cart so that the small wheels lift up at an angle.
About 45 degrees
– Both operators exert force at the same time to lift the cart up the stairs.
Go step by step, agreeing on who will give the rhythm of lifting. - Act with caution
The operator above must hold on tightly and help pull the cart.
The bottom must help support the weight and help prevent it.
Cart sliding down stairs
Both of them must exert themselves at the same pace.
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