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Maintenance Plan
WHEN
WHAT
Functional check of the brakes
Before each
journey
Operate the brake to the full extent
of its travel. The braked wheels
must not be able to move any more
in normal use.
Check for wear in the pressure
brake
Move the brake lever sideways.
Tightness of all bolts and screws.
Check of the tyre pressure
Standard tyres front: max. 2 - 2.5
bar
Standard tyres rear: max. 3 - 4 bar
Smooth-running tyres: max. 6 - 7.5
bar
Check of the tyre profile
Every 4 weeks
Oil moving parts
(depending on
•
frequency of
use)
•
•
•
Check of bolts and screws for
tightness
Every 6 months
Checks
(depending on
•
frequency of
•
use)
All moving points of the cross-
brace
Moving parts on the side parts
Brake lever bearings
Legrest bearings
Cleanliness
General condition
Sovereign Wheelchair
PLEASE NOTE
Check to be carried out by the user or
an assistant.
If brakes are defective, have them
repaired by an authorised specialist
workshop.
Check to be carried out by the user
or an assistant. If the brake play is
too great, have it corrected by an
authorised specialist workshop.
Check to be carried out by the user or
an assistant. Use a tyre pressure gauge.
Caution!
Tyre pressures that are too low have a
negative effect on
braking behaviour.
Visual check by the user. With worn-
out tyre treads or damage to a tyre,
have them replaced by an authorised
specialist workshop.
To be carried out by the user or an
assistant. Before oiling, clean old oil
from the parts first. Remove excess oil.
Check to be carried out by the user or
an assistant.
Take note of the care and hygiene
information. In the event of any
defects, have the necessary repair work
carried out only be authorised specialist
workshop, as only these are trained in
the necessary work and generally have
sufficient trained personell.
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