Removing And Attaching The Anti-Tipping Support; Height Adjustment Of The Anti-Tipping Support - Proactive TRAVELER Service Booklet

25.2 Removing and attaching the anti-
tipping support
Figure 129: Overview of terms
To remove the anti-tipping support, the tension
spring is unhooked from the spring holder.
Now the anti-tipping bars can be pulled down
and out of the anti-tipping support adapter.
To install the anti-tipping support, the anti-tip-
ping bar is inserted into the anti-tipping support
adapter from underneath and pulled upwards
using the tension spring. Finally, the tension
spring is hooked into the spring holder with the
end eyelets.
End eyelets
Figure 130: Tension springs with end eyelets
25.3 Height adjustment of the anti-tip-
ping support
The following instructions are intended
for and may only be carried out by a rehabilita-
tion specialist dealer or PRO ACTIV
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Spring holder
Tension spring
Anti-tipping
support adapter
TRAVELER usage instructions
This must be removed first for the height ad-
justment of the anti-tipping support (see Chap-
ter 25.2). Then the footstep pin is removed us-
ing the M6 fixing screw (AF 4 mm), to which
the tension spring is secured at the bottom.
When loosening the M6 fixing screw, the foot-
step pin must be held using pliers (the footstep
pin must be protected from scratching while
being held with pliers). After removing the M6
fixing screw, the tension spring can be re-
moved.
M6 fixing screw
with footstep pin
Tension
spring with cord
Figure 131: M6 fixing screw and tension spring re-
moved from the anti-tipping bar
Radius discs
Footstep pins
M6 fixing screw
Figure 132: M6 fixing screw with radius discs and
footstep pin
There is an inlet within the anti-tipping bar that
must be adjusted to the new height position.
The inlet should be positioned as low as possi-
ble in the anti-tipping bar. A screwdriver could
be used for the positioning of the inlets, for ex-
ample.