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WARNING!
Risk of tipping
Do not move the wheelchair when the backrest
is in reclined position.
– Invacare strongly recommend the use of
anti-tippers (available as an option) when the
backrest is in reclined position .
WARNING!
Risk of injury
– Invacare strongly recommends the use
of anti-tippers (available as an option) in
combination with all rear wheel positions when
you use your backrest with an angle of 12°
and more
CAUTION!
Risk of uncomfortable posture
An angle less than 90° between the seat and the
backrest is uncomfortable for certain users.
– This adjustment must be performed by a
qualified technician upon agreement by a
prescribing physician. Please consult with your
provider.
3.5.8 Backbrace
There are two types of backbraces (Standard backbrace and
Folding backbrace) available.
1608467-E
Standard backbrace for the backrest
The backbrace links the two push handles, provides tension
to the backrest upholstery and must always be in position
on recliner versions.
CAUTION!
– Do not use the backbrace to push the
wheelchair. The backbrace is not a push bar!
– Do not attempt to lift the wheelchair using
the backbrace; it may come loose and it could
break.
– Keep your fingers away from movable parts
and sharp edges to prevent injuries.
Folding the backbrace
1. Slightly loosen the two hand screws A, pull up the
backbrace B and swivel it downwards along the
backrest (on right or left hand).
2. Fold the backbrace B until it is in vertical position.
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