Convaid Cruiser CX Pediatric Wheelchair - Standard Model

Convaid Cruiser Wheelchair Features

• Toggle Wheel Locks
• Seat Depth Growth of 5"
• 2-Point Positioning Belt
• Silver Powder Coated Frame
• Two Piece Push Handles (CX18)
• 8" Front, 11" Rear Solid Tire (CX18)
• Quick Release Rear Wheels (CX10/12/14/16)
• Removable Adjustable Swing-Away Footplates
• 7.5 x 2" Front, 11.5 x 2.5" Rear Solid Tire (CX10/12/14/16)
• One Piece Height Adjustable Push Handle (CX10/12/14/16)
• Closure Strap – Helps in keeping the chair in folded position
• Self-Tension - Built in self-tensioning seating system increases sitting tolerance

What to buy with Convaid Cruiser CX Wheelchair

• Armrest Pad Covers
• Wheelchair Mount Bracket 
• Positioning Belt

How to operate Convaid Pediatric Wheelchair?

Unfolding Convaid Wheelchair

1. Lay chair flat on ground and unbuckle closure strap.
2. Stand chair on front caster, grasp side of Push Handle and push down on Seat Tube. 
3. Press down firmly on seat tubes to ensure the chair is completely unfolded. 
4. Using your foot, push down on Lower Rear Lock Brace until it locks into a straight position. 
5. Press grey buttons on each side of Push Handle at the same time, and rotate Push Handle to desired height. 
6. Swing footplates down into position.

Folding the Pediatric Chair

1. Swing footplates to the side. 
2. Press grey buttons on each side of Push Handle and rotate Push Handle down completely. 
3. Unlock Rear Lock Brace by kicking up on center of brace with foot.
4. Grasp one side of Push Handle and pull up on seat fabric or seat tube with opposite hand.  
5. Lay chair back onto Push Handle. Push down on tubing above front tires until chair is folded. 
6. Buckle closure strap.

Lifting/Carrying the Convaid Chair

1.  To safely lift or carry the Convaid Chair, always use both hands. 
2. With one hand hold the chair by the front x- brace bar. 
3. With the other hand hold the chair by the back x-brace.

Convaid Cruiser Stroller User Manuals

• Convaid Cruiser Users Guide
• Convaid Cruiser Product Sheet
• Tray Attachment Instructions For Cruiser
• Straps Adjustment of 5-Point Harness
• Instruction For One Piece Push Handle

Convaid Cruiser CX Pediatric Wheelchair Safety Instructions

• Follow folding/unfolding instructi ons.
• Never leave occupi ed chair unattended.
• Do not attempt to take occupi ed chair up or down stairs, escalators, steep inclines, or i cy or slippery surfaces
• To avoid tipping, do not overload the chair, or hang heavy items on the handles that mi ght cause tipping.
• Be aware of newly created sharp edges.
• Frequently inspect the adjustments on the frame and the positi oning accessori es.
• Do not use chair after occupant has outgrown it.
• Do not i gnore minor malfuncti ons and maintain the chair in good operating conditi on. Monitor the wheel locks (brakes) regularly and adjust as needed.
• When going up a curb or step, face the chair forward and ti lt back to lift the front wheels over the curb. Move forward and lift the rear wheels over the curb.
• If and whenever possible and feasible, the rider should transfer out of the chair and into an approved vehicle seat and passenger restraint system. However, if a transfer i s not possible, use only desi gnated chairs in a moving vehi cle whi ch contain the Wheelchair Ti edown and Occupant Restrain System (WTORS) following the requirements of SAE J2249. Follow ti e-down harness manufacturer’s instructi ons carefully and refer to Convaid’s ‘Transit Guide’ for specifics.
• When going up a curb or step, face forward and ti lt the chair back to lift the front wheels over the curb. Move forward and lift the rear wheels over the curb.
• When going down a curb, approach the curb backwards. Lower the rear wheels down the curb and continue backwards, taking the wei ght off the front wheels so they can be gently lowered.
• When transferring user to or from chair, apply foot wheel locks.
• Maintain control of the chair at all timeswhi le going up/down ramp. Avoid steep slopes, parti cularly with a heavy occupant. If in doubt, do not attempt a descent unless a third party is present to help maintain control of chair.