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ARMRESTS
In the standard model the armrests can be folded down to the rear or removed backwards. The
locking device (2)
(Fig. )
any of a number of armrests and for different seat depth settings, or be folded up and mounted on the
opposite side (with changeover from B03/B05 to B02).
Fig.
Removing the armrests (Fig. /Fig.
Press the operating lever (1) of the armrest locking device (2). Pull the armrest up and out, or fold it
away to the rear.
Do the opposite when replacing the armrest, but note that the rear bolt of the armrest (3) is inserted
first before the front bolt (4) is lowered into the armrest socket (2). If the operating lever (1) does not
lock automatically after emplacing the armrest, secure it manually.
When positioning an armrest, note that there is a guiding and stopping block behind the back tube,
which ensures the lateral stability of the armrests. The supporting belts are located on the rear armrest
tube. When tilted, the armrest cannot really help.
When other armrests are used, the armrest socket can be shifted along the frame tube. Loosen the
fixing screw, adjust the length of the armrest, and retighten as required. The sockets can also be
rotated horizontally and fixed on to the opposing frame tube (interchange B02 with B03, and vice
versa).
Before use, make sure that the armrests are securely locked in place.
Never grasp the wheelchair by the armrests when picking it up for transportation, but only by
solid frame parts (see also the chapter "For your safety".)
PARKING BRAKES
As part of the standard range each driving wheel of your wheelchair is equipped with a parking brake.
These should be adjusted to the actual tyres used
pneumatic tyres or
puncture-free tyres ("PU" solid rubber)
mounted on frame tube (1) is used to secure the armrests. It can be used on
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