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Unfolding
1.
If applicable open the folding fixation.
2. Pull the folded electronic travelling wheel-
chair backwards while lifting and in this
way raise it up again [36 on page 42].
☞ The locking device of the cord pull (35 on
page 42) has to engage audibly.
3.
Check the function of the locking device.
4. Activate the brakes [1 on page 39].
☞ Therefore observe chapter Locking the
brakes on page 9.
5.
Erect the back support [37 on page 42].
☞ The locking device (32 on page 41)
of the arm supports has to visibly and
audibly lock into place.
☞ Check the locking device by slightly
lifting the arm support. – The arm sup-
port may not let itself be lifted.
6. Fold the footboard down [18 on page 40].
7.
Swivel the folding lock outwards (15 on
page 40).
BATTERY PACK
To prolong the range the electronic travelling
wheelchair can optionally be equipped with
two lithium-ion-batteries.
The battery pack is removable [38 on
page 42].
1.
Secure the electronic travelling wheelchair.
☞ For this observe chapter Securing the elec-
tronic travelling wheelchair on page 9.
2. open the battery box [39 on page 42].
3.
Press down the locking lever (16 on
page 40), pull the battery plug (14 on
page 40) and remove the battery pack
[38 on page 42].
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Wheelchair transport with lithium
ion batteries
Protect lithium ion batteries from tempera-
tures outside of the approved temperature
range for transport as well as storage.
☞ Therefore view chapter Further techni-
cal data for model 1.054 on page 33.
The lithium ion batteries built into your elec-
tronic travelling wheelchair are permitted to be
transported on the road, by train or in the air.
But there are different rules for transport of
your electronic travelling wheelchair. These de-
pend on where and how the electronic travel-
ling wheelchair is to be transported.
Before travelling, inform yourself about the
valid national regulations in your country as
well as at your destination concerning the
transport of lithium ion batteries.
Contact the respective transport agency in the
individual case.
Individual transport agencies may have regula-
tions, that might limit or forbid the transporta-
tion.
Currently, for transport by plane, the lithium ion
batteries have to be removed from your elec-
tronic travelling wheelchair and carried in your
hand baggage.
☞ Before going on a flight clarify the spe-
cific transport conditions with your
flight agency and also the legal regula-
tions concerning transport in a plane in
your country of residence as well as at
your destination.
☞ For removal observe chapter Battery
pack on page 18 .
☞ Observe chapter Transport of lithium ion
batteries on page 19.
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