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WARNING!
– Make sure the tie-down points at the
wheelchair are not damaged and that the
parking brakes are fully functional.
– It's recommended to use puncture-proof tyres
during transport to avoid brake problems due
to reduced tyre pressure.
WARNING!
Injury or damage may occur from wheelchair
components or options loosened during a
collision or sudden stop.
– Ensure all removable or detachable components
and options are removed from the wheelchair
and securely stored in the vehicle.
– It is essential to have your wheelchair checked
by a qualified technician after an accident,
collision etc.
IMPORTANT!
– Refer to the user manuals supplied with the
restraint systems.
– The following illustrations may differ depending
on the restraint system supplier.
The choice of wheelchair configuration (seat width
and depth, wheelbase) influences maneuverability
and access to motor vehicles.
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Securing the wheelchair with a 4-point restraint system
WARNING!
– Place the wheelchair with the user
forward-facing in direction of vehicle travel.
– Engage the wheelchair parking brakes.
– Activate anti-tipper (if installed).
The wheelchair tie-down positions where the restraint
system straps must be placed are marked with snap hook
symbols (see following figures and section 2.3 Labels and
symbols on the product, page 9 ).
1. Using the front and rear straps of the 4-point restraint
system, secure the wheelchair to the vehicle mounted
rails. Refer to the user manual supplied with 4-point
restraint system.
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