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es. Cross the obstacle forwards with about
0.5 m approach and simultaneously with
both front- resp. rear wheels. Otherwise
your electric wheelchair could tilt diago-
nally and you could fall out of the electric
wheelchair.
Always maintain a safety distance between
the wheelchair and drops, stairs and similar
obstacles sufficient for reaction, braking and
turning.
If possible, let one or more helpers lift you
out of the electric wheelchair and carry you
to the destination point.
You can easily fall out of the electric wheel-
chair when driving down a step (e.g. pave-
ment curb) if the footplate lands on the
driving surface. The crossing of rails or ruts
requires increased attention. – Unwanted
course deviation!
Safe travelling on stairs is not possible.
Electrical system
An incorrect and/or inappropriate modifi-
cation of the driving behaviour can impair
the safety of the electric wheelchair and
the electric wheelchair user. – Danger of
accidents!
The electronic control system of the elec-
tric wheelchair must not be modified.
Should the electric wheelchair react in an
unaccustomed manner or fulfil uncontrol-
lable manoeuvres, the joystick/director is to
be brought back into the neutral position/
initial position immediately and/or the elec-
tric wheelchair to be switched off at once.
Transport in public methods of
transportation
Your electric wheelchair is not designed for
user transport in public transportation vehi-
cles. Limitations may occur. We recommend
use of one of the firmly built in seats of the
public vehicle.
Should it nevertheless become necessary to
carry out the transport while sitting in the
electric wheelchair, the following needs to
be observed:
–
Use the space designated by the public
transportation services for parking.
–
Observe the regulations of the trans-
port company before parking the elec-
tric wheelchair.
–
Park your electric wheelchair opposite
to the driving direction in the reserved
space.
–
The electric wheelchair is to be placed
so that the back support it will be sup-
ported by the border of the parking
space.
–
One side of the electric wheelchair
must also lie against the border of
the parking space, so that the electric
wheelchair cannot slide away in case
of an accident or sudden braking ma-
noeuvre.
–
Additionally activate the parking brakes.
