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Operating instructions TRAVELER 4all Ergo & 4you Ergo
17.2 Folding in or passing through
narrow spaces
To pass through narrow spaces that are just a
few centimetres too small for your product, you
have the option of making your product smaller
by approx. 5 to 10 cm while sitting in it. To do
so, unlock the back cross bar and the folding
mechanism (chapter 17.1). Due to the weight
of your body acting on the seat upholstery, it
pulls itself together a little. Moreover, by active
shaking and shifting your weight alternately to
the right and left and by pressing on the han-
drims at the same time, the product's size is
reduced even more.
Lock the folding mechanism again after you
have passed through narrow space (chapter
17.1). The seat upholstery must be relieved for
this purpose.
17.3 Safety instructions
After passing through narrow space (fold-
ing in) and before using the product after being
folded together, the folding mechanism must
be properly locked again (chapter 17.1), oth-
erwise the backrest and the footrest will have
lateral play.
Sand, dirt and salt may make the folding
mechanism sluggish or render it inoperable.
For this reason, make sure that is cleaned
regularly according to chapter 32.
If the folding mechanism has jammed or
does not function correctly, you should contact
your specialist retailer or PRO ACTIV before
using it again.
18 Individual setting options
18.1 Adapting the seating height at the
back
The product is equipped with an axle plate that
permits a seat height adjustment in steps of 1
cm.
Wheel
plate
Figure 6: Wheel plate for rear seat height adjust-
ment
In order to adjust the seat height, first remove
the drive wheels via the quick-release axles
(see chapter 22.1) and turn the product around
so that you have direct access to the wheel
plates. Then proceed as follows:
1. Open the aluminium locking nuts (AF
41 mm) on both sides and keep turning
them out on the drive wheel bushings until
the position gate positioned underneath it
can be pushed out of the wheel plates onto
the drive wheel bushings.
Aluminium locking nuts
Drive wheel bushing
Figure 7: Aluminium locking nuts and drive wheel
bushing
Figure 8: Position gate
Position gate
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