Anti-Tip Tubes; Seat; Seat Depth; Crutch Holder - Quickie Classic 100 Directions For Use Manual

Options – Anti-Tip Tubes

Anti-tip tubes

Anti-tip tubes (1/2) provide additional
safety for inexperienced users when
they are still learning how to operate
their wheelchairs. Anti-tip tubes (1/2)
prevent a wheelchair from tipping over
backwards.
Swing away anti-tips:
Pushing the anti-tip tubes (1) will move
them downwards; they can also be
swung forward. An interval of 3 cm to 5
cm should be maintained between them
and the ground.
You must swing the anti-tip tubes forward when
going up and down large obstacles (such as a kerb)
to prevent them from touching the ground.
End tube style anti-tips:
Pressing the release button allows the anti-tip tubes
(2) to be moved upwards or removed. An interval of
3 cm to 5 cm should be maintained between them
and the ground.
You must rotate the anti-tip tubes upwards when
going up and down large obstacles (such as a kerb
to prevent them from touching the ground.
Rotate anti-tip tubes down into functional position
after overcoming obstacle.
Options – Seat
Standard Sling
The sling is equipped with a Velcro
fastener on one side; this permits
stepless adjustment of the sling.
To readjust the sling, first fold up
the wheelchair slightly. Then remo-
ve the screws (1) and pull the front
plugs (2) forward out of the frame.
The sling (3) can then be slid off of
the frame. By unfastening the
Velcro, the sling can be readjusted.
Reverse this procedure to reinstall
the sling. When finished, make sure that all screws have
been properly tightened (see the page on torque).
CAUTION:
For safe use, at least 50 % of the Velcro surfaces must
make contact with each other at all times.
Comfort seat
The comfort seat permits comfortable long seating due to
the wooden base and the anatomically shaped cushion.
Options – Seat Depth

Seat Depth

By removing the clips (1), the
cross-tube assembly (2) can be
moved along the frame, thereby
allowing the seat depth to be
changed (depending on the posi-
tion of the back tubes).
Make sure that the clips (1) always
snap into the holes provided in the
frame.
To keep the frame as compact as
possible the seat depth also can
be adjusted via the back tubes
(41-46 cm in 2,5 cm increments). Therefore remove
the axle plate screws (1,2,3). Remove the wheels
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and the armrests and check if the
cross brace is in the desired positi-
on (slide cross brace if necessary
as described above). Move the
back tubes into the required positi-
on and fix all 3 screws again. Final-
ly move the receiver of the armrest
into the required position.
CAUTION:
Wheel locks must be adjusted
for the new position.
Options – Crutch Holder

Crutch Holder

This device permits crutches to be trans-
ported directly on a wheelchair. It has a Velcro
loop (1) to fasten crutches or other aids.
CAUTION:
Never try to use or even remove the
crutches or other aids while moving.
Options – Tray

Tray

The tray provides a flat surface for
most activities. Before using a tray,
it first has to be adjusted to the
width of the seat by an authorized
dealer. The user must be sitting in
the wheelchair whilst this adjust-
ment is made.
Options – Stabilizing Bar

Stabilizing Bar

This bar is used to stabilize the
backrest. To be able to fold up
your wheelchair, remove the stabi-
lizing bar. Now you can easily fold
up the wheelchair. To reinstall the
stabilizing bar, locate it back into
place.
Options – Head Rest

Headrest

The headrest can be raised and moved
both forwards and backwards. To do
this, simply loosen the screw (1 or 2),
adjust to the desired position, and tigh-
ten the screw (see the page on torque).
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CLASSIC 100, 160, 160XL