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2.2 Performance
Optimising the driving features of the
VARIUS to the personal facts is to be done
in coordination with your authorised spe-
cialist dealer or therapist.
The adaptability supplies very good driv-
ing comfort as well as a high operation-
al security.
2.3 Additional user/
safety information
A clean, passive illumination is re-
quired for the driving on public high-
ways/pavements!
Do not throw or drop parts belong-
ing to the wheelchair! – Removable
parts, e.g. armrests and legrests,
must be correctly handled in order
maintain their function.
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Removable parts, e.g. armrests and
legrests, must be checked for correct
locking before the start of each drive.
Never leave children/adolescents in
wheelchairs unsupervised.
For smaller obstacles, e.g. small ledg-
es/slopes, always move slowly and at
a right angle (90°) to the obstacle,
until the swivel wheels are almost
touching the obstacle. Briefly stop the
wheelchair and then drive over the
obstacle.
A direct change of movement to the
opposite direction, e.g. from reverse
to forward movement without involv-
ing a steering action, causes full brak-
ing if the swivel wheels are moving
inwards at the same time.
The use of a safety belt prevents the
user from falling out of the wheel-
chair.
Observe the brochure safety informa-
tion for mechanical wheelchairs .
2.4 Stowage or trans-
port
2.4.1 Stowing the wheelchair
To stow the THERAPY WHEELCHAIR (fig.
1) remove the armrests, legrests, seat
and back.
To fold down the backrest press the but-
ton at the side (fig. 2/
) then pull the
ball plug outward (fig. 3).
The backrest is now unlocked and can
be folded forward.
2.4.2 Assembly of the wheelchair
To assemble the THERAPY WHEELCHAIR
remount the armrests, legrests, seat and
back in reverse order.
Remark:
Regarding this observe section 4.3
and 4.4.
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