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The control lever [9] is comparable to the gas pedal of a car.
The e-fix is motionless in the initial position. Travelling operation
starts by pulling the control lever [9] towards yourself, with the speed
increasing as you pull the control lever harder. The maximum speed
that can be reached is set by the adjusting wheel [5] and is a
maximum of 5.5 km/h for reasons of safety.
If this speed is still too high for you, your specialist dealer can
reprogram in the controller of the e-fix the maximum speed that can
be reached.
The electronics in the handle [11] register the movements made by
the hand of the attendant holding the control lever. Light pressure of
the control lever to the left or right is changed into a travelling
command for the e-fix wheels so that you can travel around corners
without any great exertion.
It is not allowed to lift or jack up the wheelchair over the intuitive
attendant control or the additional hand lever.The restriction of the
wheelchair manufacturer to lift or jack up the wheelchair has to be
followed.
If it is necessary to stop the e-fix at once in hazardous situations, just
pull the control lever [9] firmly beyond the detent that can be clearly
felt. This immediately switches off the e-fix and an acoustic warning
signal is given in addition.
After you release the control lever [9] you can immediately continue
travelling with the e-fix.
· Switch off the e-fix and dismantle the individual parts according to
the details given in the e-fix instructions for use.
· Pull the plug [1] of the controller out of the Optibox while holding
its metal holder (
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· Undo the fixing lever [10] (turn it several times!) and pull the
controller out of the holder on the wheelchair.
Information on travelling operation
5. Information on the panic stop
6. Removing the attendant controller from the wheelchair
not the cable!
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User manual
e-fix
E25 Intuitive Attendant Controller
GB
25.0006.4.99.04
