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7.3
Push handles for assistant
You can assemble these push handles only on "sport" backrest posts that originally come without handles.
You can adjust their height to offer the assistant a better handhold and pushing position.
The assistant or the occupant can easily adjust and remove them.
To adjust their height, unscrew the lever L, slide the post up or down to the desired height, position the handle backwards and finally screw the lever L tightly.
To remove the push handle, unscrew the lever L and slide the post off the support.
To fit the push handle on the wheelchair, insert the post into the support and adjust its height as described above.
Important warning for the assistant: the push handle posts are safe to use only when the two levers L are tightly screwed, in fact, this
condition prevents the posts from sliding up or down or even coming off accidentally.
Before pushing the wheelchair, make sure the two posts are safely locked.
Rehateam s.r.l. shall not be liable for any damage or injury caused by failure to observe this warning.
7.4
Tipping aid
This accessory has been designed to enable the assistant to tip back the wheelchair with little effort to
facilitate negotiating small steps. Press down on the plastic support with one foot while at the same time
applying downward force on the push handles.
You can remove the tipping aid by pressing the pin A that secures it and sliding the shaft from the support B.
To insert the tipping aid, slide the post in the support B until the pin A touches the support.
Then, press the pin and let the post in until the pin locks through the hole of the support.
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