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User Manual Seabass Pro

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Introduction In order to use the Zitzi Seabass PRO in its full extent, it is important that you read this manual. This applies to everyone close to the user.Adaptation/fitting the Zitzi Seabass Pro must be done by a medically qualified person. If you need additional information, please contact Anatomic SITT AB.

Field of applicationThe product is only intended for use as a chassi together with a seating system together produced by Anatomic SITT AB.If other uses are desired, please contact Anatomic SITT AB.

CorrespondenceZitzi Seabass Pro and its accessories are CE marked products. A unique serial num-ber is located on a label placed under the activation housing. This serial number should be quoted in any correspondence regarding the product.

Check the checkbox if the product is CUSTOMIZED.

The CE Mark is no longer valid and should be removed.

Place of label

This product is manufactured by Anatomic SITT AB Postal address Anatomic SITT AB, Box 6137, SE-600 06 NorrköpingStreet address Anatomic SITT AB, Terminalgatan 1, SE-603 61 NorrköpingPhone +46 11-161800 Fax +46 11-162005 Email [email protected] Webb anatomicsitt.com Instructions movies youtube.com/anatomicsittFollow us on facebook.com/anatomicsitt

Safety precautions

Crash testedZitzi Seabass Pro is crash tested and approved according to 7176-19 for 135 kg in car. It is also tested according to ISO 10542. For more information see page 46.

Note that a risk assessment always should be done by a medically qualified person, before use or adaptation as well as before a customization of the product. The product must never become dangerous to use and the patient should never be left unattended in the product if there is a risk of serious injury.


Safety precautions �� 3

Seat part ��6 Mounting the seatplate ................................................. 6

Adjusting the seat depth .............................................. 6

Tilting the seat �� 8Tilting the seat ....................................................................8

Armrests from seat �� 10 Installation of armrests from the seat ...................10

Width adjustment ...........................................................10

Height adjustment ..........................................................10

Angle adjustment up / down ....................................10

Angle adjustment laterally ..........................................10

Armrest from back pipes ��12The foldable function .................................................... 12

Height adjustment .......................................................... 12

Width adjustment ........................................................... 12

Angle adjustment up / down .................................... 12

Angle adjustment laterally .......................................... 12

Driving bow �� 14Mounting of driving bow .............................................14

Height adjustment of the driving bow ................14

Depth adjustment of the driving bow ..................14

Angle adjustment of driving bow ...........................14

Angle adjustment of bow handle ............................14

Foldable driving bow �� 16Mounting of the foldable driving bow .................. 16

The foldable function .................................................... 16

Height adjustment of foldable driving bow ....... 16

Depth adjustment of foldable driving bow ........ 16

Angle adjustment of foldable driving bow ......... 16

Angle adjustment of bow handle ............................ 16

Driving handles ��18Mounting of driving handles ...................................... 18

Height adjustment of driving handles .................. 18

Depth adjustment of driving handles ................... 18

Angle adjustment of driving handles .................... 18

Wheels �� 20Mounting driving wheel with quick-release ......20

Release driving wheel with quick-release ..........20

Wheel positions .............................................................. 22

Caster��24Installation of caster .....................................................24

Mounting of the caster on caster house fork ...24

Caster positioning ..........................................................24

Adjustment of caster fork ..........................................24

Angle adjustment of caster fork .............................24

Brakes ��26Using drum brake ...........................................................26

Setting the brakes ..........................................................26

Releasing the brakes ....................................................26

If the brakes does not work ......................................26

Installation of drum brake ..........................................28

Parking brakes �� 30Mounting parking brake for 12-16’’ wheel ...........30

To use the parking brake ............................................30

Mounting parking brake for 20-24’’ wheel ......... 31

To use the parking brake ............................................. 31

Footrest ��32Mounting of footrest ....................................................32

Safety stop ........................................................................32

Adjusting the angle of the knee-joint ..................32

Adjusting the height of the footrest .....................32

Footrest brackets ��34Fixt footrest brackets ...................................................34

Suspended footrest adapter ....................................34

Turn-up footrest ..............................................................34

Ball joint adapter ............................................................34

Calf support ��36 Mounting calf support .................................................36

Adjusting the height .....................................................36

Adjusting the width ......................................................36

Table of contents


Anti-tip device ��38Mounting of anti-tip protection ..............................38

Using the anti-tip device ............................................38

Step bar �� 40 Mounting the step bar ................................................ 40

Using the step bar ........................................................ 40

Transportation kit �� 41 Mounting of the front bracket ..................................41

ounting of the rear bracket ........................................41

Using transportation brackets ..................................41

Direction lock ��43Installation direction lock ...........................................43

Activate direction lock.................................................43

Releasing direction lock ..............................................43

Mudguards �� 44Mounting of mudguards ............................................ 44

Adjusting the mudguards ......................................... 44

E-drive ��45E-drive together with Seabass Pro .......................45

Mounting of E-drive ......................................................45

Using E-drive ....................................................................45

Transportation in a vehicle �� 46Guidelines for transportation in a vehicle ..........46

Crashtested and approved ........................................46

Service and maintenance ��48Service intervals ..............................................................48

Cleaning and washing instructions .......................48

Gas piston ..........................................................................48

Battery care ......................................................................48

Warranty .............................................................................49

Combinations ...................................................................49

Spare parts ........................................................................49

Marking ...............................................................................49

Recycling ............................................................................49

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Reconditioning �� 50Introduction ......................................................................50

Cleaning ..............................................................................50

Finishing .............................................................................50

Marking ...............................................................................50

Wheels .................................................................................50

Paint ......................................................................................50

Stability ................................................................................ 51

Tubular frame and details ........................................... 51

Forks ...................................................................................... 51

Driving bow and push-handle .................................. 51

Brakes ................................................................................... 51

Folding mechanism and tilt ....................................... 51

Function control .............................................................. 51

Adaptation and customization ��52Guidelines and recommendations ......................... 52

Allowed adaptations of the Seabass .................... 52

Risk analysis ...................................................................... 52

Marking ............................................................................... 52

Terms of sale ��53Warranty .............................................................................53

Warranty claims ..............................................................53

Returning products .......................................................53

Technical data ��54Product data .....................................................................54


Seat part

Mounting the seatplateThe seat systems mounting plate is easily mounted on the chassis lower seat plate by use of four (4) screws, washers and nuts in marked tracks (A).

Place the seat systems mounting plate (B) on the bottom seat plate (C) by use of the supplied screw (D). Then meet with the washer and nut beneath the bottom seat plate. Tighten the screws (D) properly.

Adjusting the seat depth In order to get the right weight distribution and a well balanced chassi, the driving bow of the chassi can be deep adjusted. A well-balanced chassi allows easier operation.

To adjust the seat depth of the base, loosen the screws (F) below the rear part of the seat plate and then move the driving bow to the desired depth. Then tighten the screws (F) again.

Depending on the size of the seat system, the footrest depth should also be adjusted when adjusting the driving bow. To adjust the footrest depth on the base, loosen the screws (E) under the front part of the seat plate slightly and then move the footrest to the desired depth. Then tighten the screws (E) again.

The seat depth adjustment is fitted with a safety stop, which means that you can never adjust the footrest / driving bow too far, or in any other way that involves danger of use.

TIP! The picture only shows mounting instructions for one type of mounting plate. For further information about other mounting plates, see user manuals for the selected seating system.

Note! You don’t need to loosen the screws (E) and (F) completely to adjust the seat depth.


E

A

C

DB

Seat depth adjustment(from behind)

F

WasherM6/16x1 mm

Locker nut M6

4 pcs 4 pcs

Allen screw M6x20Countersunk (D)

4 pcs


Tilting the seat Seabass has two different tilt positions, which are set using holes at the bottom of the gas piston. If the piston is attached to the standard hole at the bottom (as shown below) tilt is obtained at 0° to 35°. If the piston is attached to the hole above, a tilt of -7° to 28° is obtained. To tilt the seat, push the lever (A) while holding the driving bow with one hand and push it down / forward. Release the slider (A) when you have reach the desired tilt.

To reset the seat angle to the original position, press the slider (A) and dragthe driving bow up / to behind.

Tilting the seat

Full tiltNo tilt

Montering av negativ tilt Seabass Seabass har två olika lägen för tilt vilket ställs in med hjälp av hål vid nedre gaskolvsinfästningen. Om kolven fästs in i hålet längst ned (som på bild nedan) erhålls tilt på 0-35O. Om kolven fästs in i hålet ovanför erhålls en tilt på -7-28O.

Negative tilt

Standard tilt


Note! Be careful to avoid risk of pinching

Note! When tilting the seat, the center of gravity is shifted down-wards / forward, which means reduced tipping danger.

A


Armrests from seat

Installation of armrests from the seatMount the attached profile (A) under the front of the seat plate with the supplied screw (B), washer (C) and nut (D) in the intended groove. Insert screw (B) from below and put the washer (C) and nut (D) on top and tighten.

Mount the armrests by inserting the rail pins (I) in the profile tracks on the armrest bracket (J). Adjust the width of the armrests to suite the width of the seat system.

Tighten the screws (E) properly.

Width adjustmentTo change the width of the armrest, loosen screw (E) and move thearmrest to desired positon. Tighten screw (E).

Height adjustmentTo change the height of the armrest, loosen screw (F) and move thearmrest to desired height. Tighten screw (F).

Angle adjustment up / downTo adjust the angle of the armrest, loosen the hand lever (G) and move the armrest to the desired angle. Tighten the hand lever (G).

Angle adjustment laterallyTo adjust the armrest plate sideways and in angle, loosen the screws (H) and move then armrest to desired position. Tighten the screws (H).

Note! Be careful to avoid risk of pinching.


A

C

D

B

E

F

J

G

I

Armrest plate(from below)

H


The foldable function To fold the armrest aside, pull the locking mechanism (A) downwards and then fold the armrest away. Ensure you hear a click sound when folding back the armrest. It is possible to angle the armrest with the three-hole position of the locking mechanism (A).

Armrest from back pipes

Height adjustment To change the height of the armrest, loosen screws (B) and move thearmrest to desired height. Tighten screws (B).

Width adjustmentTo change the width of the armrest, loosen screw (C) and move thearmrest to desired positon. Tighten the screw.

Angle adjustment up / down To adjust the angle of the armrest, loosen the hand lever (D) and move the armrest to the desired angle. Tighten the hand lever (D).

Angle adjustment laterally To adjust the armrest plate sideways and in angle, loosen the screws (E) and move then armrest to desired position. Tighten the screws (E).

Note! Ensure you hear a click sound when folding back the armrest. It indicates that the locking mechanism has become locked.


A

D

C

B

A

A1 : 3

E

Three-holes positionFor angleadjusting the armrests

A

A1 : 2

Armrest plate(from below)


Driving bow

Mounting of driving bowWhen mounting the driving bow, you must first mount the driving bow bracket (A). Insert the bracket (A) into the intended hole (B) in the rear part of the seat plate, and then tighten the screws (C).Then put the driving bow (D) over the vertical support (A1) of the bracket and then tighten the screws (E).

Height adjustment of the driving bow To height adjust the driving bow, loosen the screws (E) and then move the bow to any of the three different (3) height positions. Tighten the screws (E).

Depth adjustment of the driving bowTo deep adjust the driving bow (extending the seat depth), loosen the screws (C) slightly, under the rear part of the seat plate. Move the driving bow bracket to the desired depth. Tighten the screws (C).

Angle adjustment of driving bow The driving bow can be adjusted steplessly according to seating system. Release the locking of the bow by loosening both levers (F) and adjust to the desired angle. Then tighten both lever handles (F).

Angle adjustment of bow handle To angle adjusting the bow handle loosen the knobs (G) and adjust to desired angle. Tighten the knobs (G).

Note! The driving bow should always rest against the back of the seat system during transportation in a vehicle.

Note! The driving bow bracket is equipped with a safety stop, which ensures that you can’t compromise with the safety of the driving bow.


G

A

A1

B

E

C

F


The foldable function To fold down the driving bow, push the lever (H) downwards while pushing the elbow carefully forward. To raise the driving bow to the original position, pull the elbow backwards until it locks again. Make sure you hear a click sound.

Foldable driving bow

Mounting of the foldable driving bow When mounting the foldable driving bow, you must first mount the bracket (A). Insert the bracket (A) into the intended hole (B) under the rear part of the seat plate. Tighten the screws (C). Then slide the driving bow (D) over the brackets vertical stay (A1). Tighten the screws (E).

Depth adjustment of the foldable driving bowTo deep adjust the driving bow (extending the seat depth), loosen the screws (C) slightly, under the rear part of the seat plate. Move the driving bow bracket to the desired depth. Tighten the screws (C).

Angle adjustment of foldable driving bow The driving bow can be adjusted steplessly according to seating system. Release the locking of the bow by loosening both levers (F) and adjust to the desired angle. Then tighten both lever handles (F).

Angle adjustment of bow handle To angle adjusting the bow handle loosen the knobs (G) and adjust to desired angle. Tighten the knobs (G).

Height adjustment of the foldable driving bow To height adjust the driving bow, loosen the screws (E) and then move the bow to any of the three different (3) height positions. Tighten the screws (E).

Note! Ensure the driving bow gets in locked position after it has been raised up.

Note! The driving bow bracket is equipped with a safety stop, which en-sures that you can’t compromise with the safety of the driving bow.



G

E

A

A1

BCH

F

D


Driving handles

Mounting of driving handles When mounting the driving handles, you must first mount the bracket (A). Insert the bracket (A) into the intended hole (B) under the rear part of the seat plate. Tighten the screws (C).Slide the driving handles (D) over the brackets vertical stay (A1). Tighten the screws (E).

Angle adjustment of driving handlesTo angle adjust the driving handle loosen the levers (F) and adjust the handles to desired angle. Tighten both lever handles (F).

Depth adjustment of driving handles To deep adjust the driving handles (extending the seat depth), loosen the screws (C) slightly, under the rear part of the seat plate. Move the driving bow bracket to the desired depth. Tighten the screws (C).

Height adjustment of driving handles To height adjust the driving handle, loosen the screws (E) and then move the handles to any of the three different (3) height positions. Tighten the screws (E).

Note! The driving handles bracket is equipped with a safety stop, which ensures that you can’t compromise with the safety of the driving bow.



E

BA

A1C

F

D


Wheels

Mounting of driving wheel with quick-release The driving wheels can easily be mounted and removed from the chassis with quick-release. This can be very useful during transport purposes.To mount the driving wheels (A), press and hold the button (B) in the wheel center, while you stick the axle into the chassis until it stops. Release the press button (B). Secure that the wheel is installated properly by trying to pull it outwards without pressing the quick-release button (B).

Release the driving wheel with quick-release To release the whhel, press and hold the button (B) in the wheel center as you pull off the wheel from the chassis.

When you change drum brakes or quick-release axle you might need to adjust the axle to lock correctly.

To adjust the axle, you adjust the nut (C) in or out on the axle. It shall be adjusted so the two locking balls (D) is located exactly outside the sleeve. Make sure it is locked by checking that the locking pin (E) is recessed.

Note! Make sure that the wheels are in locked position after using the quick-release function.


B

A

E D

C


Wheels

Example at Seabass with 24’’ driving wheel You have three (3) different positions to choose from. Select the position that is most appropriate given the position of the seating system on the chassis.

Wheel positions To maintain a correct centre of gravity it is possible to changes positions of the driving wheels depending of the seat systems position on the chassis seat plate. There are a number of different positions depending on the size of the wheels.

There are also different positions to choose for each wheelsize. For advice and help balancing the wheelchair, please contact your dealer.

Note! Changing the wheelposition might increase the risk of tipping. It may also be necessary to adjust the caster wheel position when adjusting the drive wheel position.

Note! When changing the drive wheel position, it may also be necessary to adjust the parking brake slightly. See pages 30-31 for further information about the parking brake.


Driving wheel positions 24’’ Driving wheel positions 22’’

Driving wheel positions 20’’ Driving wheel positions 16’’

E-drive 20’’

E-drive 16’’

Driving wheel positions 12’’


Installation of casterInsert the pin (A) underneath the chassis as illustrated. Then mount the front wheel house (K) using screw (B), washer (C) and the eccentric nut (D) and tighten.

Caster positioning You kan adjust the castors in four (4) different height positions. This allows you to adjust the castor height after positioning the driving wheels

Caster

Mounting of the caster on the caster house forkChoose between four (4) different castors positions and then mount the caster wheel (F) using the supplied wheel axle (G), washer (H) and lock nut (I) in the desired mounting hole on the castor fork (K). Place the caster (F) in the castor fork (K) according to the picture. Place a washer on the wheel axle (G) and then insert it into the desired hole on the castor fork. Then meet on the opposite side with washer (H) and lock nut (I). Tighten the nut. Then exit by inserting your nut caps (J) over the lock nut.

J I

G

J

A

D

CB

H

F

K

E

Note! Secure that the screws is properly tighten after the adjustment.


Caster

Adjustment of caster forkYou may need to adjust the caster fork (A) if the wheelchair doesn’t roll properly. This can occur when adjusting the caster position without adjusting the caster fork (A).

Make sure that the position of the caster attachment (B) is 90° in proposition to the ground as illustrated.

Angle adjustment of caster fork Loosen and rotate the eccentric nuts (C) on the caster attachment (B) until the correct angle is obtained.

Tighten the screws properly after adjusting the caster fork.

Ground

90°

C B

A

Note! Make sure the screws are properly tightened after the adjustment.


Brakes

Using drum brake The chassis is equipped with drum brakes that can be activated by the attendant. Always check that the brakes are working properly before use. Press the right brakehandle (A) while pusching the wheelchair forward. The rear wheel shall brake and stop spinning. The brakehandle (A) should not be possible to press all the way to the driving handle. About 5-10 mm’s should remain when brakes are set.

Repeat the procedure with the left brakehandle.

Setting the brakes To activate locking of a wheel, press the brakehandle (A) and push the red locking device (B) forward.

Releasing the brakesTo release locking of a wheel, press the brakehandle (A) and the locking device (B) will release automatically. Then let go of the brakehandle (A).

If the brakes does not workFirst check the tension of both brakewires. If a wire has low tension, try to tens it by loosen the screw (C) and then tighten again. If the adjustment is not enough try the following quick-setup guide to re-tighten the brake cables.

1. Tighten the screw (C) to its bottom position

2. Loosen the nut (D)

3. Squeeze the brake by lifting the drum brake arm (E) and move the nut (D) further up the wire.

4. Tighten the nut (D) and adjust the tension with the screw (C).


B

C

E

AD HFG


Installation of drum brake You need to remove the wheel from the wheelchair to mount the drum brake. Press the button on the quick-realease axle and pull the wheel and axle out from the drum brake.

Mount the drum brake on the chassis by putting a large spacer (D) over the drum brakes threaded axle and push it in the intended hole for the desired position. Attach the big nut (H) to the inside of frame side plate and tighten something. It is important to not tighten too hard..

Stick the screw (C) through the hole for rotation lock in the brake drum (A), through the small spacer (E) and through the holes in the frame side.See pages 22-23 with frame pictures for possible locations of driving wheels and drum brakes. Attach with washer (F) and nut (G) on the inside of the frame side plate.Tighten both nuts (H) and (G) so that the brake drum is securely tightened.The brake drum’s rotation stop should point diagonally backwards/upwards for 12/16 ”and diagonally forward/upwards for 20-24”.

Take the quick-release axle with the wheel and push until the wheel attaches. Test by pulling the wheel slightly outwards (without pressing the quick release button).

Brakes

Note! The brake drum’s rotation stop should point diagonally backwards/upwards for 12/16 ”and diagonally forward/upwards for 20-24”.

Note! For more information about using quick-release, see page 20-21.

Note! The mounting principle of drum brake is the same regardless of wheel size.


BA

Detailed view of drum brake

C

D

E


Mounting parking brake for 12-16’’ wheelThe parking brake bracket is mounted in the mounting plate on the side frame of the wheelchair with the supplied screws (A), spacers (B) and nuts (C).If necessary, adjust the parking brake (D) by loosening the screw (E) and then move the parking brake (D) forward or backward in the track.Tighten the screw (E) when desired position is reached.

To use the parking brakeLock the parking brake (D) by pushing the parking brake lever forward.For best contact on the tire surface when using the parking brake, we recommend that the gap between the tire and parking brake (F) is 20 mm when the parking brake is in idle mode.Pull the parking brake lever back to release the parking brake.

Parking brake 12-16”

Parking brakes position on side frame 12-16’’

A

FB

C

D

E


Parking brake 20-24”

Mounting parking brake for 20-24’’ wheelThe parking brake bracket is mounted as shown in the intended holes on the wheelchair side frame for the front transport brackets (A) with the supplied screws (B), washers (C), nuts (D) and nut caps (E). When using parking brake together with transport bracket (A), replace the parking brake screws with the transport bracket. Adjust the parking brake (F) if necessary by loosening the screws (G) on the pipe clamp (H) and then move the parking brake lever (F) forward or backward.Tighten the screws (G) when desired position is reached.

To use the parking brakeLock the parking brake (F) by pushing the parking brake lever forward.For best contact on the tire surface when using the parking brake, we recommend that the gap between the tire and parking brake (I) is 20 mm when the parking brake is in idle mode. Pull the parking brake lever back to release the parking brake.

Note! Make sure the parking brake does not tilt sideways after adjustment.

Note! When using a transport bracket with parking brake, no washers are used. See page 47 of this manual for further information.

A C

D

E

I

GH

G

F

B

Parking brakes position on side frame 20-24’’


Footrest

Mounting of footrest No matter the variant of footrests, mounting is the same.Insert the footrest attachment (A) into the intended holes under the front part of the seat plate. Tighten the screws (B) on both sides.

Adjusting the angle of the knee-jointLoosen the levers (D) slightly and adjust the footrest to the desired angle. Tighten the levers.

Safety stop Safety stop (C) in the form of a rail pin is mounted in the bottom of footrest profile. The safety stop (C) can also be used to find back to a preset height position.

Adjusting the height of the footrestRelease the levers (E) slightly and adjust the footrest to the desired height. Tighten the levers.

Note! Remove the profile stop from the footrest attachment on the front of the seatplate before mounting the footrests.

Note! Install an additional safety stop above the footrest in the track of the footrest profile.


A

C

D

E

B


Fixt footrest brackets (1) To adjust the height loosen lever (A) slightly and adjust the footrest to desired height. Tighten the lever.

Turn-up footrest (3) To adjust the height of the footrest, loosen the lever (A) slightly and adjust to the desired height. Tighten the lever (A). To use the folding feature, lift the footrest plate in the front.

Ball joint adapter (4) To adjust the height of the footrest, loosen the lever (A) slightly and adjust to the desired height. Tighten the lever (A).

To use the ball joint function, first loosen the screws (B) and (C) andadjusts to the desired position. Tighten the screws (B) and safety lockthe position with screw (C).

Footrest brackets

Suspended footrest adapter (2)To adjust the height, loosen the screw (D) and possibly the screw (E) slightly and adjust to the desired height. Tighten the screw (D). Select the length of the spring path by adjusting the screw (E) to the desired position and tighten it.

Tip! The suspension resistens can be adjusted by turning the screw in the spring package (F).


AAA

B

C

A

A A A

E

D

F

AB

A

C AB

1 2 2

3

4 4 4

3 3


Mounting calf support Before mounting the calf support, you must first remove any footrests from the footrest stay. Start by removing the end cap (G) and then loosen the lever handle (F) that holds the footrest in place on the footrest stay. Then drag the footrest down.Mount the calf support by pushing the rail pins (C) into the footrest stay, adjust to the desired height and tighten the screws (E). Reassemble the footrest and it’s end cap (G).

Adjusting the heightTo adjust the height of the calf support, loosen the screws (E) slightly and adjust to desired height. Tighten the screws (E).

Adjusting the width To adjust the width of the calf support, loosen the screws (A) slightly and adjust to desired width. Tighten the screws (A).

Calf support

Note! Do not forget to attach the footrest and the end caps when afterwards mounting the calf support.


F

E

A

E

G

B

D

C

Foot plate

Footrest stay

M6 Countersunk (A)

4 pcs

Spacer (B)

4 pcs

Rail pin (C)

2 pcs

Track nut (D)

4 pcs

M6 Screw (E)

4 pcs

Justeringsnyckel

Spakvred

Sargsprint, olika storlekar

Vagnsbult

Fingervred utv gänga

Fingervred inv gänga

Ryggbricka

DistanserBricka


Anti-tip device

Mounting of anti-tip protectionThe tipping guard (E) is mounted on the inside of the wheelchair frame (see fig-ure) with the supplied screws (A), washers (B), nuts (C) and nut caps (D).

Attach washer (B) to screw (A) and put screw (A) into intended holeanti-slip bracket and through the wheelchair frame. Then meet up on the oppo-site side with washer (B), nut (C) and tighten the screws.Then put on the nut caps (D).

Using the anti-tip device The anti-tip should be used for a safer and secure usage of the chassis. It can easily be folded when not in use by carefully stepping down the anti-tip (E) and turn it aside. When deactivating, try to step on the anti-tip so close the anti-tip attachment (F) as possible.Make sure to turn the anti-tip advice until you hear a click, wich indicates that the anti-tip is in the correct position.

Note! Seabass Pro shall always be equipped with anti-tippers because of its many adjustment possibilties

Note! When using a tipping guard together with a step bar, the tipping guard is mounted on the left side as standard.


AB

E

F

B

CD


Step bar

Mounting the step bar Mount the step bar (A) in the rear right pipe of the wheelchair frame. Lock it from the outside with the screw (B).

Using the step bar The step bar facilitate the raising of the front chassis when it is necessary (eg. at side walks). Push the step bar with your foot while holding the driving handle and gently pull the chassis backwards to free up some space under the castors.

B

A

Note! You will need to remove the end cap from the rear tube of the frame before mounting the step bar.

Note! The step bar is mounted on the right side as standard.

Note! When using the Step bar, it is important that you hold the driving bow or the push handle properly.


Transportation kit

Mounting of the front bracketMount the front transportation bracket (A) from the outside of the frame according to the picture, using washers (C) and nuts (D). Tighten the nuts and put on nut caps (E).

Mounting of the rear bracketMount the rear transportation bracket (F) on the inside of the frame according to the picture, using screws (G), washers (H) and nuts (I). Tighten the nuts and put on nut caps (J).

Note! When using the transportation bracket and parking brake for 20-24 ”drive wheels, no washers are used when mounting the front brackets.

A

G

F

H

I

J

BC1CD

E


Using transportation bracketsSee section ”Transportation in vehicle” on page 46 for further information and recommendations on how to safely use the transport brackets.

Note! The driving bow should always lean against the back of the seat system during transportation in a vehicle.

Crashtested and approved! Seabass Pro is crashtested and approved according to 7176-19 for 135 kg and Hi tested according to ISO 10542.

Transportation kit


Direction lock

Activate direction lockPull the locking pin (H) straight up and then rotate 90° and release the pin down into the hole in the moving part.Ensure that the direction is locked.

Releasing direction lockPull the locking pin (H) straight up from the moving part and then rotate 90° and release the pin gently.

Installation direction lockMount the direction lock to the castors using the supplied details.

Start by removing the castor attachment (A) from the chassis attachment (B) by removing the screws (C). Then lift the end seal (D) from caster attachment (A) top and remove the center bolt (E).

Then mount the directional lock details (F) between the caster attachment (A) and chassis attackhment (B) and between the caster attachment (A) and the caster fork (G) with the supplied details as illustrated.

When the direction lock is installed, mount the caster on the chassis again. You can adjust the direction lock by slightly adjusting screw (J).

A

E

D

C

J

G

F

B

H


Mudguards

Mounting of mudguards First take of the driving wheels with the quick-release function (see page 20). Mount the mudguards with the supplied screws (A), washers (B), nuts (C) and nut caps (D). The mudguard is mounted in the same holes as the rear transportation brackets but on the outside of the frame.Tighten the nuts (C) and put on the nut caps.Mount back the driving wheels.

Adjusting the mudguards You can adjust the mudguars in height by loosen the screws (E). Adjust to required height and then tighten the screws (E).

A

B

C

D

Inside view of the mudguards

EE

Tip! You just need to loosen the screws (D) slightly.


E-drive

E-drive together with Seabass Pro E-drive is an electrical package that makes Seabass Pro power-operated. E-drive is available for Seabass Pro with 16” and 20” driving wheel size.

Mounting of E-drive E-drive replaces existing driving wheels and assembles according to the picture below in the mounting plate of the side frame of the wheelchair with spacer, washer, screw, nut and hub shaft. The hand control is fitted with the supplied details on the driving handle.

Using E-drive E-drive makes Seabass Pro an attendent operated electrical wheelchair and controlled by a hand control.

Tip! For more detailed information about e-drive, refer to separate “E-drive for Seabass Pro MED3058” installation instructions.


Guidelines for transportation in a vehicleFixation shall be done with straps, approved to ISO 10542, the intended transport brackets as marked on the picture .

Transportation in a vehicle

Important! Only tighten the straps, do not strain! If the straps are strained too much, the chassis may be deformed.

Note! The crash approval applies to load weights up to 135 kg.

Crashtested and approvedSeabass Pro is crashtested and approved according to 7176-19 for 135 kg and HI-tested according to ISO 10542.


Wheelchair from above with driving wheels down.

Markings for transportation brackets


Service intervalsIn order for the device to work properly, regular service and inspection must be performed. The need for service depends on frequency of use and wear. Check all moving parts and fasteners for wear. Service should always be performed by professional and qualified personnel. If you are unsure, please feel free to contact Anatomic SITT AB.

Cleaning and washing instructions Plastic and metal parts shall be wiped off with a damp cloth, or washed with antibacterial liquid or similar. Think green, think about the environment!Use biodegradable detergents.

Cushions, fabrics and belt cushions are washed in 60°C delicates and may not be tumbled but can be dried in a drying cupboard. Follow the directions on the respective laundry label. The same washing rules applies to positioning harnesses and hip belts from Anatomic SITT AB.

Battery care Charge the battery for 24 hours the first time. Thereafter, charge it every night.Never let the battery uncharge completely, if so the battery may be damaged.

Gas piston Gas piston should be used regularly to maintain its function. If the product is not used, the gas piston should be activated at least once every 6 months. Further, they should be stored so that the piston rod is placed facing downward. Otherwise, the gas spring seal might break and the gas piston fail.

Service and maintenance

Check the condition regularly and perform maintenance when necessary�

Note! The gas piston must be activated regularly.


Warranty 1 year against manufacturing defects. For more detailed information about the warranty we provide, see page 51 of this manual.

Combinations Zitzi Seabass Pro and its accessories are CE marked products that can be combined with all the accessories described in this manual. Zitzi Seabass Pro can be combined with seating systems like Zitzi Delfi Pro and Anatomic Sits. For other combinations please contact Anatomic SITT AB.

Spare partsFor the CE marking of the Seabass Pro to be valid, the product may only be fit-ted with spare parts delivered by Anatomic SITT AB.

Marking Seabass Pro and its accessories are CE marked products. A unique serial numberis located on a label placed under the seat part. This serial number should be quoted in any correspondence regarding the product.

Recycling A used part or product should be dismantled and discarded. The parts shouldbe separated by material type, metal, plastic and combustibles (textiles).Gas piston is sorted as hazardous material.

Note! Always check that the device is not customized when reconditioning, before it is sent to new users.


Introduction Regular maintenance is important for the product to function safe and properly. The need for service changes is dependending on use and wear. Check all moving parts and fasteners regularly. Use original parts from Anatomic SITT AB when reconditioning.

Work should always be done by professional and qualified staff. If you need support, you are always welcome to contact Anatomic SITT AB.

The need of reconditioning varies and must be judged case by case. Go through all checkpoints at least once per year or as needed.Functional control should be performed each time the product is used.

Cleaning Painted surfaces, wheels, front castors and handles is cleaned with cleaning solvent. Never use paint thinner, gasoline or other solvent.

Finishing After washing, all leads, confined space and drainage holes should be blown dry and spray lubricated with thin oil.

Marking Check that the CE-marking is intact and readable. The marking is located on the tubular frame.

Wheels Make sure both castors and rear wheels are not worn and that they spin easily without noise. See page 23-27 of this manual for further information regarding wheel and caster adjustment. Maximum pressure for air wheels are 2 Bar.

Reconditioning

Paint To prevent corrosion and touch up scratches, check for damages in the paint.If needed, touch-up paint is available from Anatomic SITT AB.


Stability Check that all the wheels are firmly on the ground and that there is no skewness in the chassis. See page 23-27 of this manual for further information about wheel and castor adjustment.

Tubular frame and detailsWelded and bolted joints. Grind bushings and hinges to operate without noise. Lubricate as required. Also check the knobs, screws and other mounting parts. Replace them if necessary.

Forks Ensure that the fixings and bearings don’t flap and they turn easily. Lubricate the front forks when needed.

Driving bow and push-handleMake sure the padding and handles are secure and that the push-handle isadjustable in height. Also check the condition of the knob and screw.

Brakes Check that the drum brake and parking brake are working properly. Additional information about the brakes, see page 29-35 of this manual.

Folding mechanism and tiltMake sure that you can easily fold back tube and push bar and that it’s easily to tilt the unit. See page 9 for more informtion about the tilt.

Function control Function control means that you go through wheels, stability, brakes, push handle and push bar.

Note! Always check that the device is not customized when reconditioning,


Guidelines and recommendations Every time the Zitzi Seabass Pro is altered in some way, an assessment has to be made to determine if it is an adaptation or a customization.

An adaptation is any change made in comprehension of the CE mark. All otherchanges are customizations. Adaptations must only be made by a person deemed to be qualified for the task and should always be made in a professional manner. The CE mark means that the product fulfils all of the essential European safety requirements.

Allowed adaptations of the SeabassNote that a risk assessment always should be done for an adaptation as well as for a customization of a medical aid. The product must never become dangerous to use after adaptation.

Cut footrest profilesThe footrest profile may be shortened to fit the user better.

Holes in the seat plateHoles in the seat plate may be added for assembly. However, the following criteria must be followed:• No more than 4 holes• Holes no larger than 6.5 mm• Holes must not be less than 15 mm from existing holes and grooves• Holes must not be less than 15 mm from the edge of the plate

Risk analysisNote that a risk assessment always should be done for an adaptation as well as for a customization of a medical aid. The product must never become dangerous to use after adaptation.

MarkingThe product should be notified that it is adapted to a specific user so that it can not be mistaken for a standard product.

Adaptation and customization

Note! The CE marking expires on customized products.


Terms of sale

Warranty Warranty against manufacturing errors is valid for one (1) year from delivery date. Warranty is void if the product has been subjected to external factors or rough han-dling. It’s required that the faulty product is returned for us to process a warranty claim. Always attach the packing slip of the original delivery.

Warranty claims Describe the error and the possible cause for this as thoroughly as possible. Claim repairs or possible replacement under warranty. Always attach a copy of the invoice and state that the product should be returned to you after repairs. Provide a shipping address, a contact person and a phone number.

Make sure that you pack the product well to protect it from shocks during thetransportion. Note the shipping number in your documentation. This is so that you can track the shipment should anything occur during transport.

Returning products In the event of faulty orders or deliveries, the products should be returned within 20 days from delivery. Always attach a copy of both the packing slip and the invoice. Provide your reason for returning the products.

Make sure that you pack the product well to protect it from shocks during thetransportion. Note the shipping number in your documentation. This is so that you can track the shipment should anything occur during transport.

For products returned more than 20 days from deliverya refund is made of 80% of the invoice value



For products returned more than 360 days from delivery no refund is made for the products

Customized products cannot be returned


Technical data

User weight

Seat height (low/standard)

Length (B) *

Width (A) **

Inside frame width (C)

Inside width driving wheels

Inside width castors (D)

Seatplate (E/F) (width/depth)

Weight

Tilt

Product data

135 kg

41/46 cm

70-77 cm

55 cm

35 cm

48 cm

44 cm

26/31 cm

20 kg

0–35° / -7–28°

Size 1

135 kg

41/46 cm

70-77 cm

60 cm

40 cm

53 cm

49 cm

29/32 cm

21 kg

0–35° / -7–28°

Size 2

135 kg

41/46 cm

70-77 cm

65 cm

45 cm

58 cm

54 cm

34/34 cm

22 kg

0–35° / -7–28°

Size 3

* The length changes depending on the choice of driving wheels. 12” is the shortest and 24” is the longest.

** The width indicates the widest dimensions on the underside.

All dimensions are taken with the respective size in the standard format. Standard frame and 16” wheels.

D

C

EBF

A

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