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8.0 Using The Wheelchair:
WARNING!
Parts of the wheelchair are heavy. Please use correct lifting
techniques.
If you are unsure about lifting or removing any assemblies,
or performing any other task requiring physical effort, get
someone to help you who can manage the task.
8.1 Preparing for stowed transportation:
Remove the batteries as described in section 7.5 and Chapter
13.0
To lift the batteries please use the handles on the webbing
straps surrounding the batteries.
Ensure that the cushion, back, are removed or folded & foot
plates are flipped up or removed.
To lift the chair please use the tie down hooks.
8.2 Using the Power Recline Facility
The back can recline for easier transportation by removing the
starknobs and pin (Fig.8.1.1) and then lowered against the seat
(Fig. 8.1.2).
Fig. 8.1.1
Fig. 8.1.2
8.3 To use the wheelchair again:
Reverse the above procedure ie;
Put the cushion, kerb climber, backrest & foot rests back in
place. Refit the batteries.
WARNING!
Never lift the wheelchair by the armrests or foot rests, since
they are detachable parts and harm could be done to the user
or to the wheelchair.
8.4 Mechanical Fixed Reclining back ( 90° to 102° - 4
positions) (Fig. 8.2.1)
The backrest can be adjusted in 4° increments by removing
the two quick release pins (fig 8.2.1).
The backrest spacers can be fitted in 2 positions (fig 8.2.2 and
fig 8.2.3)
Fig. 8.2.2
When assembled as shown in figure 8.2.2 it is possible to
select 94 or 102° recline
When assembled as shown in figure 8.2.3 it is possible to
select 90 or 98° recline
Pull the backrest spacers from the backrest tube and push
back on in desired position
Choose the required backrest angle from the 2 available
settings, re-insert quick release pins to fix recline angle..
WARNING
Ensure the Quick release pins are fully engaged into the
selected hole.
Q100R-Q200R Configured Rev. A
Fig.8.2.1
Fig. 8.2.3
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