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1.1 – SAFETY INSTRUCTION :
Before any use of the chair, it is essential to read the instructions for use.
It is mandatory to comply with the following security measures to ensure the safety of users:
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Do not take a slope of more than 6 ° when the chair is in a standing position (otherwise, a safety will bring
the chair to its sitting position).
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Do not circulate with the backrest completely lowered.
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Do not stand-up the wheelchair when the backrest is lowered.
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Store the charging cable in the space provided for this purpose, before using the chair.
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Do not carry and/or tow loads other than the user.
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Do not circulate with several on the wheelchair.
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The chair is not a lifting system, handling objects.
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Make sure no one is behind the chair while returning to the sitting position.
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The surface temperature of your chair is likely to increase when exposed to a heat source such as the sun.
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Use the chair only when the ambient temperature is -10°C and 50°C
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Avoid using your chair on a slippery surface (ice, wet tiles, etc....)
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Do not use your chair under the influence of alcohol, narcotics and/or medicaments
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The cushions meet the requirements of the standard NF EN 1021, nothing less it is recommended to avoid
putting any part of the chair in contact with a heat source to cause ignition.
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Avoid physical contact with wheelchair motors, this can cause burns.
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Do not smoke when using the wheelchair. Risk of serious injury or death in the event of a fire, if the occupant
of the chair is not able to move quickly away from the source of the fire.
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Avoid using or storing your wheelchair near an open flame or combustible products
1.2 – GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE WHEELCHAIR :
Your doctor and/or therapist will tell you how to transfer based on your lifestyle and health status.
1.3 – CROSSING OF STEPS OR STAIRS :
Whatever the obstacle, always approach it slowly and preferably in the presence of a third person. Never overcome
obstacles greater than 8 cm.
1.4 – GOING UP OR DOWN A SLOPE :
When climbing, always lean forward and avoid any sudden change of direction.
When descending, always lean backwards. In addition, it is essential to control your speed.
In any case, to limit the risk of falling, do not take slopes that are too steep (maximum slope of 8 degrees), too long (risk
of runaway) or upside down (risk of overturning).
Chapter I – SAFETY
