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Air pump, Passive illumination, Cane holder

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WARNING! Risk of overturning - Ensure that the tipper aid does not project beyond the external diameter of the rear wheel. 1. Hold the wheelchair by the push handles. 2. Press the tipper aid with your foot and hold the wheelchair in the tipped position until you have overcome the obstacle. 4.3 Air pump The air pump is fitted with a universal valve connection. 1. Remove the dust cap from the valve connection. 2. Push the valve connection onto the open valve on the wheel and pump the wheel up. 4.4 Passive illumination You can attach reflectors to the rear wheels. 4.5 Cane holder Accessories 1587473-A WARNING! Risk of overturning - Ensure that the cane holder does not project beyond the external diameter of the rear wheel. 1. Place the cane in the holder B. 2. Fix the top of the cane to the backrest A. 29

Section	Page
English	4
1 General	5
1.1 Information about the user manual	5
1.2 Standards and regulations	5
1.3 Intended use	5
1.4 Service life	6
1.5 Warranty Information	7
2 Safety	9
2.1 Safety information	9
2.2 Safety devices	14
2.3 Labels and symbols on the product	14
3 Components and their functions	16
3.1 Overview	16
3.2 Wheel locks	17
3.3 Backrest	18
3.4 Stabilizing bar for the back (optional)	20
3.5 Push handles	20
3.6 Mudguard	21
3.7 Armrests	22
3.7.1 Tubular armrest, height-adjustable, swiveling	22
3.7.2 Armrest, stepless height adjustable, removable	22
3.7.3 Armrest, height adjustable, foldable	23
3.8 Leg rests	23
3.8.1 Swiveling leg rests	24
3.8.2 Swiveling, elevating leg rests	24
3.9 Antitipper	25
3.10 Tires	26
3.11 Seat cushion	27
4 Accessories	28
4.1 Posture belt	28
4.2 Tipper aid	28
4.3 Air pump	29
4.4 Passive illumination	29
4.5 Cane holder	29
4.6 Luggage carrier	30
5 Setup	31
5.1 Safety information	31
6 Using the wheelchair	32
6.1 Safety information	32
6.2 Stability and Balance	33
6.3 Reaching, Leaning and Bending	34
6.4 Coping with Everyday Obstacles	35
6.5 A Note to Wheelchair Assistants	35
6.6 Tipping	35
6.6.1 Method 1 — Wheelchair With Step Tubes	35
6.6.2 Method 2 — Wheelchair Without Step Tubes	35
6.7 Stairways	36
6.8 Escalators	37
6.9 Transferring To and From Other Seats	37
6.10 Braking during use	38
7 Transport	40
7.1 Safety information	40
7.2 Folding and unfolding the wheelchair	40
7.3 Lifting the wheelchair	41
7.4 Removing and fitting the rear wheels	42
8 Maintenance	43
8.1 Safety information	43
8.2 Maintenance Schedule	43
8.3 Safety Inspection Checklist	45
8.4 Cleaning	47
8.5 Disinfection	47
9 Troubleshooting	48
9.1 Safety information	48
9.2 Identifying and repairing faults	49
10 After Use	50
10.1 Storage	50
10.2 Re-use	50
10.3 Disposal Information	50
11 Technical data	51
11.1 Dimensions and weight	51