Bischoff & Bischoff GmbH | 01.06.2019
EN
65
64
PROTEGO / SL
| Multifunctional wheelchair
Multifunctional wheelchair |
PROTEGO / SL
palm of your hands. After the wheelchair is slowed down this way, you
can then apply both wheel locks by pushing the brake levers forward.
The wheelchair is now safely held in place.
•
The distance between the pivot bolt and the tyre cover must be
X= 16 mm at the narrowest point when the braking mechanism is
opened to its maximum position (Fig. 27).
•
To adjust the distance, loosen the two fixing screws on the brake
mounting.
•
You can then slide the braking system along the mounting into the
correct position.
•
The braking bolt must be aligned horizontally so that it is parallel
to the ground surface.
•
Then re-tighten both Allen hexagon screws again
•
Make sure that the brake fully locks into place when the lever is
operated and that it does not snap back.
The compact brakes only operate on one driving wheel each!
With pneumatic tyres, always ensure that both driving wheels have the
same tyre pressure to achieve good directional stability!
After completion of the setting process, retighten the loosened bolts
and test the brakes!
Adjustment of the brakes should be carried out
by specialist trained staff. However, if you have
enough experience, you can also carry out this
work yourself. Nevertheless, please keep in mind
that incorrectly adjusted brakes may have life
threatening consequences.
4.10. Wheels and tyres
The spoked wheels are attached to the frame by means of a floating
axle (Ø12mm), The Protego model comes with floating axles as
standard.
Check that the wheels are securely fixed each time they are fitted!
Driving wheels
PU tyres (puncture-proof, no valve) size 24“x1
3/8
“ are fitted as standard
on your Protego. Pneumatic tyres are available as an option. If they
become worn or defective, the authorised mobility dealer should be
asked to carry out the repair.
To ensure the optimum operating safety of the brakes, there must be a
tyre pressure of 300-400 kPa (3-4 bar) with pneumatic tyres.
Steering wheels
PU tyres (puncture-proof, no valve) size 7 are fitted as standard on your
Protego. Pneumatic tyres are available as an option. If they become
worn or defective, the authorised mobility dealer should be asked to
carry out the repair.
To ensure the optimum operating safety of the wheelchair, there must
be a tyre pressure of 200-250 kPa (2-2.5 bar) for swivel-wheels with
pneumatic tyres.
27