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Clothes guard / Fixed mudguard
The clothes guard is fixed to a supporter plate. You can
adjust it as follows: loosen the 2 screws (spanner 8mm
or 10mm and Allen key 3mm). Level the clothes guard
with the backwheel and position it in front of the next
available hole. Tighten screws firmly.
CAUTION:
Do not use the clothes guards as a support
while transfering (danger of injury)
Removable mudguard
To remove, pull the tyre covers upwards.
To Adjust, slighlty loosen the 2 screws binding the clip to the tyre cover.
Shift the tyre cover until it covers the tyre in an optimal way. Tighten
again.
Transit wheels
This option is necessary when the wheelchair becomes too wide for the
circumstances (for example when faced with narrow doors and
corridors).
When unused, the transit wheels are situated several cm away from the
ground in order to avoid disturbance.
Loosen the spring clip and slide the transit wheel down to
max. 2 cm from the ground. Slide the transit wheel further
until the snap head engages into the next available hole.
Before activating the transit wheels, make sure that the
snap heads are well engaged!
Place the wheelchair near a ramp or support, on a horizontal
surface. Hold yourself to the ramp or support and lift the
wheelchair slightly until the opposite backwheel lifts from
the ground. Remove the backwheel (see: Using the wheel-
chair: "rear wheel assembly and removal"). Set the wheel-
chair back onto the ground - it now rests on one transit wheel. Repeat
this operation on the other side - you can now drive on the transit
wheels, taking support on both sides of the alley to move forward.
CAUTION:
Please remember that the brakes have no effect
when using the transit wheels
To change back to the normal 24" backwheels, reverse this operation.
Tipper aid
On the standard versions of the Compact Plus and Contact-
Hemi Plus, the tipper aid is integrated in the rear frame.
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