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WARNING!
This should only ever be done with an attendant and not performed by a user on their
own. It is very important the above steps are followed to prevent injury to both the user and the
attendant.
WARNING!
This should only ever be done with an attendant and not performed by a user on their
own. It is very important the above steps are followed to prevent injury to both the user and the
attendant.
Moving Wheelchair Up a Kerb - With an Attendant
1. Push the wheelchair up to the kerb FEET FIRST.
2. The attendant should push down on the rear foot peg to
slightly incline the chair. DO NOT tilt the chair back with
the push handles.
3. Once the front wheels are firmly on the ground above
the kerb, the rear wheels should be pushed against
the kerb to propel the the entire chair to rest above
the kerb.
Moving Wheelchair Down a Kerb - With an Attendant
1. Reverse the wheelchair up to the kerb FEET LAST.
2. The attendant should check for cars or obstructions
prior to commencing the descent.
3. The attendant should slowly lower the rear wheels down
to the road surface, ensuring not to tip the chair.
4. Once the rear wheels are firmly on the road surface,
the front wheels should be slowly lowered onto the road
surface.
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Lock / Unlock
Activating
Brakes
BRAKE:
To engage brakes, squeeze
the handbrake in an upwards direction.
Release
to go
Squeeze
to brake
Flip up
Press down
*CLICK*
Product may vary to image.
Product may vary to image.
Attendant Handbrake Operation
8.1 How to Activate Brakes
8.2 How to Lock Brakes
RELEASE BRAKE:
To disengage
brakes, release the handbrake.
LOCK:
To engage brakes, squeeze the
handbrake in an upwards direction.
Press down on the switch until it clicks,
this will lock the brakes.
UNLOCK:
To disengage brakes, flip
the switch upwards.
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