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Item 67437 

        

Replacing Seat

1.  Wheelchair uses ten screws and washers 

to secure Seat (6) to frame.

2.  To replace the Seat, remove the screws 

and washers that secure the Seat to 

the cross braces.  See Figure C. 

Note:

 Seat height cannot be adjusted.

3.  Remove plate from Seat sleeve.

4.  To install new Seat, insert plate into sleeve and fasten 

Seat to cross bars using ten screws and washers.

Figure C 

Seat

Screws and 

Washers

Replacing Back Pad

1.  Remove the eight screws and washers that secure 

the Back Pad (7) to the back of the Handles (8).

2.  Remove upholstery from Wheelchair and, 

using the screws and washers, securely 

fasten the new back upholstery to the back 

of the Handles.  See Figure D, below.

Figure D 

Handles

Back Pad 

(7)

Screws

Washers

Adjust and Replacing Front Wheels

1.  Should the Casters need to be adjusted, 

first tip back of Wheelchair to floor.

2.  To tighten or loosen Casters, remove the Dust 

Cover from the top of the Caster Head tube and 

adjust Locknut allowing for looser or tighter Caster 

swing (Casters should swing down to one side and 

immediately rest after being held straight at the 

top of the arc.)  Too much swing indicates Casters 

need to be tightened; not enough swing means 

Casters should be loosened. See Figure E.

3.  Test Wheelchair for maneuverability.   

Once both Casters are properly readjusted, 

snap Dust Cover back into place over Locknut.

4.  To replace Casters, remove Hex Screws, Washers, 

and Locknut holding each Caster in place in the Yoke.

5.  Set new Wheel in the Yoke and fasten in place using 

Hex Screws, Washers and Locknuts.  See Figure E.

Dust  

Cover

Locknut

Caster 

Headtube

Washer

Front 

Caster (5)

Yoke

Hex 

Screw

Dust  

Cover

Yoke

Front 

Caster  (5)  

Figure E

Summary of Contents for 67437

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...and or put weight on the footplates or footrests Doing so can cause the Wheelchair to tip and lead to potential injury 10 Do not sit or transfer into Wheelchair unless it is fully unfolded 11 When pro...

Page 3: ...or doorjamb to propel Wheelchair 35 Use assistance when moving into vehicle until you are safely able to transfer yourself without injury Lock rear wheels before transfer and move Wheelchair as close...

Page 4: ...he Wheelchair Installing Foot Rests 1 Slide the Footplates 2 to the side so that they are perpendicular to the Wheelchair See Figure A 2 Install the end of each Detachable Footrest 1 onto the tab exte...

Page 5: ...ack Pad 7 Screws Washers Adjust and Replacing Front Wheels 1 Should the Casters need to be adjusted first tip back of Wheelchair to floor 2 To tighten or loosen Casters remove the Dust Cover from the...

Page 6: ...lchair Check for loose hardware misalignment or binding of moving parts cracked or broken parts and any other condition that may affect its safe operation DO NOT USE A DAMAGED WHEELCHAIR 2 BEFORE EACH...

Page 7: ...EPLACEMENTS SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN BY CERTIFIED AND LICENSED TECHNICIANS AND NOT BY THE BUYER THE BUYER ASSUMES ALL RISK AND LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF HIS OR HER REPAIRS TO THE ORIGINAL PRODUCT OR REPLAC...

Page 8: ...the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation of exclusion may not apply to you THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLI...

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