Front Height And Fork Angle Adjustment - progeo YOGA User Manual

the desired position is found. Insert the correspondent screws in
hole "S" placed in the lateral side.
Re-tighten bolts "A" e "A1" on both plates.
Fig. 46
The rear wheel plate "K" can be assembled turned by 180° in
order to obtain more possibilities of adjustments (fig. 46/a). In this
case optional CANNOT BE ASSEMBLED (anti-tipper, aid-tippers,
transit wheels and crutch support)
Adjustment of the rear wheels can cause a change
to the angle of the seat. If this
extremely important to adjust the front wheel
support by following the instructions in

6.5 "Front height and fork angle adjustment".

Moving the rear wheel plate results in changing the
setting of the wheelchair. Moving the plate forward
the "Active" setting is reached (the wheelchair tips
back more easily) while moving the plate backward
Fig. 46a
6.5 Front height and fork angle adjustment
occurs it is (figures 47, 48)
chapter
The front wheels can be adjusted in a number of different ways as
follows:
Horizontal adjustment
This adjustment is strictly related to the position of the front wheels
and the position of the footrests.
It is possible that certain combinations (for instance 6" casters and
the "Prudential" setting is reached.
If set in the "Active" position the wheelchair will tip
over more easily. When used in this setting we
therefore recommend that an appropriate anti-tip
system is fitted (see chapter 7.5).
In order to ensure a correct stability to the wheelchair,
any modification of the position of the rear wheel
plate has to be made only by Rehateam s.r.l or any
authorized specialized personnel.
The two holes "S" in the frontward side on the plate
MUST NOT be used for the wheelchair setting. The
point of balance of the wheelchair would be too
instable.
Make the same adjustment for both sides.
After adjustment make sure all bolts and nuts are
properly tightened.
(fig. 48)
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