When the climber reaches the next lower step
it resume the load of the
main wheels, while those plus the climbing frame are lifted off the higher
step and then moves downward, away from the operator.
Now the main wheels and the climbing frame are moved forward
- away
from the operator.
Afterwards the main wheels and the frame are lowered
by retracting the
climber. This results in a small shift in load distribution, which you will feel
at the handle by a slight pull forward.
The main wheels rest now on the next step (see picture) and resume the load
from the climber, which is retracted further.
Since the single step mode is activated every time you turn on the device, the
climber is pulled in entirely and then the descending process ends at this
point.
8.
Again push the s-max sella all the way to the edge of the step
, i.e.
until the sensitive rolls of the safety brakes
stop the s-max sella.
To continue descending you need to press the UP/DOWN switch again, di-
rection DOWN.
At this point the climbing process repeats itself as described in point 7.
30
s
-max
sella
· 160 kg
q
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