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39.2 Check list for training the user
Topics
All mechanical function controls were explained and their function demonstrated.
Use of the brakes was demonstrated and then performed by the user themselves
and/or their assistant.
Attention was drawn to the fact that it is a parking brake and not a service brake.
Backrest angle adjustment (with optional equipping with the foldable backrest) and
other adjustment possibilities for the backrest were demonstrated and then tested by
the user themselves and/or their assistant.
The possible adjustments of the seating system were demonstrated and then tested by
the user themselves and/or their assistant.
Fitting and removing the clothing guard was demonstrated and then tested by the user
themselves and/or their assistant.
How the push handles are used and adjusted was demonstrated and then tested by
the user themselves and/or their assistant.
How the footrests work was demonstrated and then tested by the user themselves
and/or their assistant.
Use of the anti-tipping supports was demonstrated and then performed by the user
themselves and/or their assistant. The attachment and removal of the anti-tipping sup-
port was demonstrated for the removable central anti-tipping support, and then tested
by the user themselves and/or an assistant.
Removal and installation of the drive wheels and the caster forks (with quick-release
axles) was demonstrated and then tested by the user themselves and/or their assis-
tant.
Adaptation of the wheelbase extension on the product – if available – was demonstrat-
ed and then performed by the user themselves and/or their assistant.
Repositioning the drive wheels from the standard position to the wheelbase extension
sockets – if available – was demonstrated and then performed by the user themselves
and/or their assistant.
Test drive: Overcoming obstacles with the product, e.g. a kerb
Test drive: Driving forwards and backwards on level ground and also up and down hills
in the direction of travel, including slaloming around some obstacles
Test: Operating the anti-tipping supports in front of an obstacle
Information for care, cleaning and maintenance of the product (including quick release
axles) have been provided and understood by the user and/or assistant.
Information on the wheels with regard to inflation pressure and tread depth and check-
ing the quick release axles have been provided and understood by the user and/or
assistant.
Information on regular checks of the brakes, anti-tipping supports and the seating and
back system have been provided and understood by the user and/or assistant.
The content of the usage instructions from PRO ACTIV and the other component
manufacturers (if available) were completely worked through based on the product
training and were understood by the user and/or the assistant.
The use of the product is only permitted when all topics listed in "Required compliance criteria for those permitted
to use" have been met by the user and all the points have been ticked off in the "Check list for training the user".
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Usage instructions SPEEDY F4 and F2
Completed/
fulfilled
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