HAKO Citymaster 650 Operating Manual page 67

Adjusting the armrest
The armrest can be folded and its inclination can be adjusted. Turn the
wheel Fig. 55-B to adjust the inclination. The right armrest can be
unlocked with the lever Fig. 55-C.
Lever for longitudinal adjustment
Adjust the seat in the longitudinal direction with the lever Fig. 55-D.
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Pull lever up = seat unlocked. Set the seat forwards or backwards.
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Let the lever snap back after the adjustment.
Weight setting (standard seat)
For optimum suspension, the driver's seat must be adjusted to the weight
of the driver with the lever Fig. 55-E.
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Turn lever clockwise = increase driver's weight
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Turn lever counter-clockwise = decrease driver's weight
The suspension is adjusted optimally if the indicator is in the middle.
Weight setting (comfort seat)
For optimum suspension, the driver's seat must be adjusted to the weight
of the driver with the knob Fig. 55-E.
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Pull knob up = increase driver's weight
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Pull knob down = decrease driver's weight
The suspension is adjusted optimally if the indicator is in the middle.
Adjusting the height (standard seat)
Turn the wheel Fig. 55-F to adjust the height of the driver's seat.
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Turn the wheel clockwise = driver's position higher
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Turn the wheel counter-clockwise = driver's position lower
Adjusting the backrest (comfort seat)
Adjust the backrest with the lever Fig. 55-G. You should be on the driver's
seat for the adjustment.
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Pull the lever up with you left hand.
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Move the backrest back (inclined position) by leaning your upper body
back.
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Move the backrest forwards (vertically) by leaning your upper body
forwards.
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Let the lever go when you have reached the optimum position of the
backrest, the lever then snaps back into the desired position.
Adjusting the spine support (comfort seat)
Turn the wheel Fig. 55-H of the backrest to adjust the spine support.
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