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4.2 Adjus• ng
4.2.1 Joys• ck Installa• on and Adjus• ng
The joys• ck can be adjusted to the most comfortable posi• on for
the user. When adjus• ng it, please loosen the knob located on the
armrest and then the joys• ck can be moved forwards or backwards to
its desired posi• on. When at the desired posi• on, please • ghten the
joys• ck fi rmly. (Fig. 4.8)
4.2.2 An• -• p wheels
An• -• p wheels are a safety device to prevent the wheelchair from
• pping backwards when driving on a slope (Fig. 4.9). Please do not
adjust these.
4.2.3 Adjus• ng freewheel
There are a set of levers a• ached to the driving motors. When the
lever is located at A, the wheelchair will be in drive mode, which can
only be operated with power. When the lever is located at B, the
wheelchair will be in freewheel mode, which can only be pushed by
hand. (Fig. 4.10)
WARNING!
When the wheelchair is in manual mode, do not use your wheelchair
unless ge! ng help from your assistant. Otherwise, it may result in
personal injury. Do not use your wheelchair in manual mode when
it is on an incline. Otherwise, the wheelchair will roll down the slope
and may cause personal injury.
4.2.4 Adjus• ng Armrests
For the convenience of ge! ng on/off the wheelchair for people, the
armrest can be fl ipped up. To fl ip up the armrest, just press the lock
bu• on under the armrest, while pushing the armrest up (Fig. 4.11).
To push the armrest down, reverse this process.
4.3 Opera• ng
4.3.1 Prepara• on before opera• on
•
Make sure that the wheelchair is in drive mode and only get in
and out of the wheelchair when the power is off.
•
Please fold out the footrest first then hold the armrest to sit on
the wheelchair; Do not get off the wheelchair by stepping on the
footrest. Otherwise this may cause personal injury.
4.3.2 Prac• ce before opera• on
•
Find a spacious place and have an assistant to help you prac• ce
un• l you have enough confidence to operate it.
•
Be certain to shut down the power when you get on and off the
chair.
•
Set the speed control bu• on to the speed you want.
•
We recommend that you set the lowest speed se! ng un• l you
can operate the electric wheelchair skillfully.
•
Prac• ce stopping, moving forward and backward. If you are
assis• ng, make sure you are comfortable and confi dent with the
opera• on of the wheelchair.
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Fig. 4.8
Fig. 4.9
Fig. 4.10
Fig. 4.11
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