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For comfortable seating, the backrest can
be locked in a position to the rear so that
the backrest is tilted slightly back.
19.1.2 Adjustment range
On equipment of the product with a backrest
with angle adjustment, the inclination of the
backrest can be locked in 7 positions.
For safety reasons, the adjustment range of
the backrest is limited by a stop pin when sup-
plied. The stop pin allows a maximum inclina-
tion of 7° to the rear from a vertical position.
Stop pin
Figure 26: Stop pin
Observe that the centre of gravity is
shifted further to the rear by the enlargement of
the angle between the backrest and the seat
system and thus, the tipping point of the prod-
uct is reached much sooner.
19.1.3 Adjusting the backrest angle or
folding down the backrest
To adjust the backrest angle, relieve this
(otherwise there is a risk of tipping) and then
loosen the locking pin that engage in the lock-
ing holes of the side section on the left and
right. For this purpose, grasp under the seat
upholstery and in the middle, pull the cord to
the front that is linked to the locking pin.
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Figure 27: Locking pin connected to the cord (bot-
tom view)
Figure 28: Locking pin engages in the locking hole
in the side section (view from the outer side)
Figure 29: Cord for operating the locking pin and
thus for adjusting the angle of the backrest
If you have released both locking pins by pull-
ing on the cord, you can adjust the backrest as
desired and re-engage it by letting go of the
cord. In doing so, before applying load again,
make sure that both locking pins have en-
gaged safely into the desired locking holes (the
same position on the right and left).
Locking pin
Locking pin
Cord for the
backrest
pull in the
middle to
the front
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