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CAUTION!
Damage to the product
When adjusting the position of the rearwheel, the
attachment clamps might be tightened unevenly and
cause the rearwheels to scrape against the armrests.
– Re-tighten the attachment screws alternately in order
to get the clamps even.
4.14.1 Height adjustment
C
A
Loosen the screw A.
1.
Slide the clamp B up or down to the desired position.
2.
A peg on the inside of the clamp fits in the holes of the
bar C.
3.
Re-tighten the screws.
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CAUTION!
Damage to the product
The clamps B might be tightened unevenly and cause the
rear wheels to scratch against the armrests.
– Re-tighten the screws alternately in order to get the
clamps even and to prevent the wheels from slanting.
4.14.2 Depth adjustment
WARNING!
Risk of tipping
– Do not position the rear wheels in front of the
backrest, this will increase the tip risk severely.
The rear wheel bar can be positioned in four different
locations in order to change the wheel balance. In addition,
the rear wheel can also be placed in front of the rear wheel
bar, or behind the rear wheel bar.
Front and rear position:
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B
B
A
C
1.
Loosen the screws A and B.
The screw heads should be visible before the rear wheel
bar is moved.
2.
Push or pull the rear wheel bar D to the most front or the most
rear position.
Re-tighten the upper screw A first and then the lower screw B.
3.
The upper screw A will only lock securely when it is
fully inserted.
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Middle positions:
A
C
1.
Loosen the screws A and B.
The screw heads should be visible before the rear wheel
bar is moved.
2.
Push or pull the rear wheel bar D to the position between the
markings E or F on the attachment.
Re-tighten the upper screw A first and then the lower screw B.
3.
The upper screw A will only lock securely when it is
fully inserted.
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Location of the rear wheel:
Components
D
B
D
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