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25
A
2.6. Options
2.6.1 Seating options
- Back brace (photo 17) : it provides tension to the backrest
upholstery and provides the attendant better ergonomics
when pushing the wheelchair.
Note :
it swings away to facilitate the wheelchair folding;
slightly loosen the button (A), pull up and swivel along the
backrest until it is in vertical position.
To reposition it, reverse the procedure and firmly tighten the
button (A) making sure that the button is properly tighten
(B).
It is important to ensure that the backbrace is cor-
rectly fitted and engaged at all times when the chair is in use.
(see label on the backbrace) (photo 18).
Do not attempt to
lift the wheelchair using the backbrace ; it may come loose
and the wheelchair and user drop. Keep your fingers away
from movable parts to prevent injuries.
2.6.2 Propulsion options
- Transit version (photos 19 & 20) : the wheelchair is designed
to be driven only by the attendant. To facilitate sideways
transfers and save space, the wheelchair is equipped with rear
wheels of 12" (305 mm) with solid tyres.
Note :
Transit version equipped with a reclining backrest is
always fitted with anti-tippers.
The manual brakes are only accessible to the attendant; ope-
rate the handle (A) to lock the wheelchair in parking position.
2.6.3 Safety equipment and options
- Safety standard equipment :
Posture belt (photo 21) : to close the buckle, engage part (A)
into part (B), to open press (C).
Straps should be adjusted to suit user, insert into part (B) of
the buckle and adjust the loop (D) based on the remaining
length.
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18
A
B
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