Invacare DDV0041 Owners Manual - Page 32

Luggage carrier, WARNING, Riskoftipping

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Advance 3. Pull the tube further downwards until the pin engages into the slot. 4. Move the wheelchair to a stable object (door frame, heavy table), which you can use for support and hold onto it firmly with one hand. 5. Tilt the wheelchair until the rear wheel on the opposite side rises off the floor. Prior to removing the rear wheels, the distance between the lowered transit wheels and the floor should not be more than 25/32". 6. Remove the rear wheel, ® 7.3 Removing and installing the rear wheels, page 45. 7. Repeat the process on the other side. Switching from transit wheels to rear wheels 1. Move the wheelchair to a stable object, which you can use for support and hold onto it firmly with one hand. 2. Tilt the wheelchair until the transit wheel on the opposite side rises slightly off the floor. 3. Install the rear wheel onto the removable axle, ® 7.3 Removing and installing the rear wheels, page 45. 4. Bring the transit wheels back into the inactive position. 5. Repeat the process on the other side. 4.3 Luggage carrier Your wheelchair can be fitted with a luggage carrier. When not in use, the luggage carrier can be folded up. WARNING! Risk of tipping Weight on the carrier changes the tipping behaviour of the wheelchair. The wheelchair can tip forwards more easily when the luggage carrier is loaded. - Use the luggage carrier only for transporting small and lightweight luggage. - Avoid driving the wheelchair to fast when carrying luggage. - Avoid driving ramps and slopes when carrying luggage. - Do not stand on the luggage carrier. 32 1605620-B

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Advance
3.
Pull the tube further downwards until the pin engages
into the slot.
4.
Move the wheelchair to a stable object (door frame,
heavy table), which you can use for support and hold
onto it firmly with one hand.
5.
Tilt the wheelchair until the rear wheel on the opposite
side rises off the floor.
Prior to removing the rear wheels, the distance
between the lowered transit wheels and the floor
should not be more than 25/32”.
6.
Remove the rear wheel,
fi
7.3 Removing and installing the rear wheels, page
45.
7.
Repeat the process on the other side.
Switchingfromtransitwheelstorearwheels
1.
Move the wheelchair to a stable object, which you can
use for support and hold onto it firmly with one hand.
2.
Tilt the wheelchair until the transit wheel on the
opposite side rises slightly off the floor.
3.
Install the rear wheel onto the removable axle,
fi
7.3 Removing and installing the rear wheels, page
45.
4.
Bring the transit wheels back into the inactive position.
5.
Repeat the process on the other side.
4.3 Luggage carrier
Your wheelchair can be fitted with a luggage carrier. When
not in use, the luggage carrier can be folded up.
WARNING!
Riskoftipping
Weight on the carrier changes the tipping
behaviour of the wheelchair. The wheelchair
can tip forwards more easily when the luggage
carrier is loaded.
– Use the luggage carrier only for transporting
small and lightweight luggage.
– Avoid driving the wheelchair to fast when
carrying luggage.
– Avoid driving ramps and slopes when carrying
luggage.
– Do not stand on the luggage carrier.
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