Sideguards; Seat Belt; Anti-Tip Tubes; Crutch Holder - Sunrise Medical EASY 200/300 Directions For Use Manual

Options – Sideguards
Sideguards - Clothing Guards
(7.82)
Clothing guards prevent water
from splashing up and soiling clo-
thing. Their position relative to the
rear wheels can be set by adju-
sting the sideguards. To do this,
remove the screws (1 and 2). After
adjusting the sideguards to the
desired position, replace and
retighten the screws (see the page
on torque).
CAUTION:
Neither the sideguards nor the armrests are to
be used for lifting or carrying the wheelchair.
Sideguard, Aluminum, Bolt-On
with Cold-Weather Protection
(7.83)
Clothing guards (optional) prevent
water from splashing up and soi-
ling clothing.
Their position relative to the rear
wheels can be set by adjusting the

sideguards.

To do this, remove the screws (1
and 2). The armrests (optional) can
be adjusted to the desired height
after the screws (3) have been
removed. When finished, make
sure that all screws have been properly tightened
(see the page on torque).
CAUTION:
Neither the sideguards nor the armrests are to
be used for lifting or carrying the wheelchair.
Options – Push Handles
Height-Adjustable Push Handles
(7.90)
These handles are secured with
pins to prevent them from sliding
out unintentionally. Opening the
quick-release lever (1) makes it
possible to adjust the push hand-
les to meet your individual needs.
As you move the lever, you will
hear a locking mechanism; you
may now easily position the push
handle as desired. The nut (2) on
the tension lever determines how
tightly the push handles are clamped into place. If
the nut is loose after adjusting the tension lever, the
push handle will also be too loose. Turn the push
handle from side to side before use to make sure
that it is clamped securely enough into place. After
adjusting handle height, always clamp the tension
lever (1) securely into place. If the lever is not secu-
re, injuries could result when lifting over obstacles.
Fold-Down Push Handles (7.91)
If the push handles are not in use,
they can be folded down by
depressing the button (2). When
they are needed again, simply flip
them back up until they click into
place.
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Options – Seat Belt

Seat Belt

(7.92)
The seat belt is a hip belt that
enhances wheelchair safety. The
seat belt is fastened to the frame
as shown in the picture.
Options – Anti-Tip Tubes

Anti-Tip Tubes

(7.93)
Anti-tip tubes (1) provide additional
safety for inexperienced users
when they are still learning how to
operate their wheelchairs. Anti-tip
tubes (1) prevent a wheelchair
from tipping over backwards. Pus-
hing the anti-tip tubes (1) will move
them downwards; they can also be
swung forward. An interval of 3 cm
to 5 cm should be maintained bet-
ween them and the ground. You
must swing the anti-tip tubes forward when going
up and down large obstacles (such as a curb) to
prevent them from touching the ground.
Options – Standard Sling
Standard Sling (7.101)
The sling is equipped with a Velcro
fastener on one side; this permits
stepless adjustment of the sling.
To readjust the sling, first fold up
the wheelchair slightly. Then remo-
ve the screws (1) and pull the front
plugs (2) forward out of the frame.
The sling (3) can then be slid off of
the frame. By unfastening the
Velcro, the sling can be readjusted.
Reverse this procedure to reinstall
the sling. When finished, make
sure that all screws have been properly tightened
(see the page on torque).
CAUTION:
For proper safety, at least 50 % of the Velcro sur-
faces must make contact with each other at all
times.
Options – Crutch Holder

Crutch Holder

(7.110)
This device permits crutches to be
transported directly on a
wheelchair. It has a Velcro loop (1)
to fasten crutches or other aids.
CAUTION:
Never try to use or even remove
the crutches or other aids while
moving.
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