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ACCESSORIES

7.1

Anti-tip wheel

This accessory is designed to prevent the wheelchair from tipping back.
To be efficient, it is fixed at approximately 2-3 cm from the ground.
You can have the anti-tip wheel on one or, for more safety, on both side of the wheelchair.
Verify the efficiency of the system with an attendant. It is necessary to raise the front of
the wheelchair until the anti-tip wheel touches the ground and prevent the wheelchair
from tipping. Take great care when performing this operation.
When, for instance, you have to go over a step, you can turn the anti-tip wheel upward or you can
remove it.
To turn the anti-tip wheel upward or remove it, press the pin K and turn or remove the tube with the
wheel.
7.2

Transit wheels

Note that, when using the transit wheels, (rear wheels removed), the brakes do not
work.
This accessory becomes necessary when the
dimensions of the wheelchair impede getting in or
through narrow rooms such as a door or a lift.
To use this accessory, you have to remove the rear
wheels.
This way, the wheelchair becomes narrower and
shorter.
When using this accessory, you have to turn the
anti-tip wheels upward.
7.3

Tipping aid

7.4

Backrest rigidizer and footplate joining system

The Maxi version, thus, with seat width 48, 51 and 54
cm, is provided with a backrest folding rigidizer A and a
system to join B the two footplates together.
These two accessories are particularly useful to make
the wheelchair more rigid.
After opening the wheelchair, push the backrest rigidizer
A down and lower the two footplates making sure the
two metal parts engage to each other.
Before folding the wheelchair, raise the two footplates
and push the backrest rigidizer A upward.
This accessory is designed to enable the assistant to
tip back the wheelchair without a great effort in order
to go over small steps easily. With one foot, press
down on the plastic support while, at the same time,
applying downward force onto the push handles.
A
B
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