REHASHOP Zebra KREHA-2070, Instruction Manual

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Warranty

We provide a warranty for this product in accor-

dance with European requirements, with the war-

ranty period covering the first twelve months. This 

warranty is restricted to production and assembly 

defects. We are not liable for wear and tear or for 

any improper use or any abuse of the wheelchair. 

The warranty will be voided in the event of any 

modifications or repairs to the chair performed by 

unauthorised retailers or any other unauthorised 

person. It does not cover any costs incurred for 

repairing defects, freight charges, loss of use or 

loss of service, nor for any travel or similar costs. 

Similarly, damage or injury arising from any impro-

per use, misuse, or failure to follow the instructions 

are not covered by the warranty. The making of 

any technical changes to the product is expressly 

prohibited.

Technical data

Available seat widths: 41, 46 und 51 cm

Seat depth: approx. 41 cm

Wheelchair weight: approx. 14.5 kg 

Rear wheels: 24” (approx. 61 cm) in diameter

Front wheels: 7” (approx. 18 cm) in diameter 

Armrests: height adjustable

Footrests: removable and height adjustable

Seat upholstery: black and grey Nylon 

Frame: Powder coated aluminium 

Maximum load capacity: 110 kg

General safety instructions

Only use the wheelchair if it is free from defects.

Any inappropriate use of the wheelchair can cause 

danger to the wheelchair user. For your own safety, 

you must follow the rules set out below:

- Improperly performed adaptations or customisa-

  tions increase the risk of accidents.

- As a wheelchair user, you are part of the general 

  road traffic and we therefore draw your attention 

  to the fact that, as a wheelchair user, you are 

  subject to the general road traffic laws.

- Wear the lightest clothing possible during the 

  hours of darkness.

- When using the wheelchair for the first time, 

  take particular care and get used to the effect of 

  changes in the centre of gravity on the handling of 

  the wheelchair.

- Practise using the wheelchair on flat ground, on 

  gradients and on slopes.

- The wheelchair’s holding brakes are not suitable 

  for stopping the wheelchair when in motion!

- The holding brakes are designed to prevent the  

  wheelchair from rolling away when stationary. If 

  you stop on an uneven surface, always use both 

  holding brakes. If the brakes are applied only on 

  one side, there is a risk that the wheelchair could 

  tip over.

- Use wheelchair ramps or lifts. If these are not 

  available, you should seek help to reach your des-

  tination. The person assisting you should only 

  hold on to firmly attached parts of the wheelchair.

- The wheelchair must not be lifted with its occu-

  pant; it must only be pushed if occupied.

- Check the quick release axles on the rear wheels, 

  the Velcro fasteners of the seat and the backrest, 

  the tyres, the tyre pressures if applicable, and the 

  brakes.

- The maximum permitted load of the wheelchair 

  is 110 kg.

- The wheelchair must be used exclusively to trans-

  port people. No other use is permitted in line with 

  the stated purpose.

- When used on other forms of transportation, 

  such as trains or buses, the wheelchair user must 

  not sit in the wheelchair while travelling! Only se-

  ats fitted in the relevant method of transport offer 

  adequate protection in the event of a dangerous 

  incident.

- If you make any changes to the configuration of 

  the wheelchair, it is important to read the relevant 

  Uneven surfaces can cause the wheelchair to 

  tip over, particularly when it is used on slopes or 

  gradients. If the wheelchair travels forwards up a   

  step or a gradient, the user’s body should be tilted 

  forwards.

- The wheelchair must only be used on firm 

  ground.

- The wheelchair is not designed to provide support 

  when standing up out of a squatting or sitting 

  position.

- The wheels of the chair may jam if they encoun-

  ter an uneven surface, e.g., in gutters or gratings. 

  For this reason, you should avoid obstacles of this 

  nature wherever possible.

- Apply the wheelchair’s holding brake when par-

  king the wheelchair to prevent any the wheelchair 

  from unintentionally rolling away.

- Always load the wheelchair vertically from above.

- On wet, dirty, icy, or sow-covered surfaces, there 

  is a significant risk of slipping! The effectiveness of 

  the brakes is also severely limited on these surfa-

  ces! Adjust your usage style accordingly.

- Even when all detachable parts have been 

  removed, the wheelchair still weighs more than 10 

  kg. For this reason, the wheelchair should be lifted 

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