Footrest, Fold Up To The Rear - ProActiv SPEEDY F4 Operating Instructions Service Booklet

For the longitudinal setting of the footrest
support tubes or adaptation to the lower leg
length, the M6 fixing screws (AF 10 mm) must
be undone on both sides on the outside of the
frame tube. The footrest support tubes are
then pushed along their slots and thus brought
into the correct position. Observe that the
footrest support tubes are both the same
length on both sides after they have been
adjusted.
M6 fixing
screw
with washer
Figure 107: M6 fixing screw with washer and slot in
footrest support tube for adjusting the lower leg
length
Once the position has been set, fix the footrest
support tubes by tightening the M6 fixing
screws (AF 10 mm) with washers to 7 Nm on
both sides.
Ensure when setting the lower leg length,
that no strong pressure is produced between
the underneath of the lower leg of the
wheelchair user and the edge of the seating
system.
With a product frame that has a V-shape,
or with a larger lower leg width at the top than
the bottom, due to the resulting tensioning of
the footrest support tubes in the footrest
support plate from the longitudinal setting, it is
necessary to open the M6 fastening clamp
screws (AF 5 mm) again on the footrest
support plate. View the procedure in
chapter 24.1.
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Slots in the
support tube
Operating instructions SPEEDY F4 & F2

24.4 Footrest, fold up to the rear

Figure 108: Footrest, fold up to the rear, in standard
position
To fold up the footrest to the rear, move the
locking pin lever on the right and left side to the
vertical position to the footbar joints. Now you
can move the footrests to the rear.
Locking pin
lever in a
vertical
position
Fold-up to
the back
Figure 109: Locking pin lever in a vertical position to
the footbar joint, opened
If the footrest should engage in the folded up
position, move the locking pin lever back to the
horizontal position to the footbar joint. The
locking pin levers are now not resting against
the footbar joints as the locking pins are not
engaged in the locking position yet.
Footbar joint