Folding In Or Passing Through Narrow Spaces - Proactive TRAVELER Service Booklet

Video Folding function:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHR
ULzwPlC8
To fold the product open again, press
against the front of the middle section of the
folding mechanism until you feel the folding
mechanism engaging. Then pull the back cross
bar upwards until it locks in its standard posi-
tion.
Figure 4: Back cross bar in the standard position
To achieve the smallest possible pack size
of the product, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the seat cushion (where applica-
ble, remove the back shell, Chapter 19.3)
2. Remove the clothing guard (Chapter 21.2)
3. Fold down the backrest (Chapter 19.1.3)
4. Unlock the back cross bar (as described at
the beginning)
5. Unlock the folding mechanism (as de-
scribed at the beginning)
6. Remove the footrest (Chapter 24.2)
7. Fold the product together by pressing the
sides together and pulling the seat cover
and backrest upholstery upwards.
8. Remove the caster forks (for the quick-re-
lease axle, Chapter 23.3.2)
9. Remove the drive wheels (Chapter 22.1)
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Figure 5: Smallest pack size after removing the
component groups that are removable without tools
To make the product usable again, proceed
in the reverse order:
1. Install the drive wheels (Chapter 22.1)
2. Install the caster forks (for the quick-re-
lease axle, Chapter 23.3.2)
3. Fold the product open by pulling apart on
the sides
4. Install the footrest (Chapter 24.2)
5. Lock the folding mechanism
6. Pull the back cross bar upwards until it
locks in its standard position.
7. Angle adjustment of the backrest (Chapter
19.1.3)
8. Install the clothing guard (Chapter 21.2)
9. Insert the seat cushion (where applicable,
attach the back shell, Chapter 19.3)
17.2 Folding in or passing through nar-
row spaces
To pass through narrow spaces that are just a
few centimetres too small for your product, you
have the option of making your product smaller
by approx. 5 to 10 cm while sitting in it. To do
so, unlock the back cross bar and the folding
mechanism (Chapter 17.1). Due to the weight
of your body acting on the seat cover, it pulls it-
self together a little. Moreover, by active shak-
ing and shifting your weight alternately to the
right and left and by pressing on the handrims
at the same time, the product's size is reduced
even more.