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4.9. Anti-tip rollers and tipping aid
(optional)
The combination of anti-tip wheels and tipping aid (Fig. 32) can be
used for more stability on slopes. It also helps attendants to overcome
obstacles such as kerbs.
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4.9.1. Tipping aid (optional)
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The tipping aid can be mounted on one or both sides.
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Hold the wheelchair by the push handles with both hands.
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Step with one foot on one of the tipping aids (Fig. 33) and push
the wheelchair downwards by the push handles at the same time.
4.9.2. Anti-tip rollers (optional)
The anti-tip castors prevent the wheelchair from tipping over back-
wards. The anti-tip castors are particularly recommended for inexperi-
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enced wheelchair users or wheelchair users with leg amputations.
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Your dealer can find the setting in the
assembly instructions.
Contact your dealer for adjustment
For adjusting please contact your dealer
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4.9.3. Lap belt
If required, a lap belt is available as an accessory. This is fitted to
the side frame of the wheelchair when the side section is temporarily
removed or swung down. Fold the open end of the strap once around
the side frame tube and then fix it with the strap buckle.
The harness length is also adjusted via the harness buckle. Adjust the
belt length so that the belt is tight but not pressing.
4.10. Wheel camber
If your wheelchair is not equipped with a drum brake, it is possible to
adjust the wheel camber. The greater the wheel camber, the greater the
stability when turning and twisting the wheelchair.
Contact your dealer for adjustment
4.11. Spoke protector (optional)
The spoke protector is attached to the spokes with cable ties.
4.12. Attach pockets (optional)
If you want to attach a bag to your wheelchair, hang the loops of your
bag over the back tubes of your wheelchair. Please note that the maxi-
mum user weight is reduced by the attached weight.
Please note that the reflectors must not be covered.
Caution: Increasing the load of the bag also in-
creases the risk of your wheelchair tipping over
backwards. The use of anti-tip wheels is strongly
recommended.
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