BDA/Caneo 200
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Status: 2012 Rev.00
Seat height adjustment (Figs. 10 - 11)
The height of the wheelchair's seat is adjusted in 2 stages of 30 mm (47, 50 cm). The front
fork has 2 different holes to set the front wheel height. The height of the rear wheel is
adjusted by moving the wheel adapter plate up or down. Loosen the securing bolts to do
this. Adjust the rear wheel adapter to the desired height and tighten the bolts again.
A change in the height of the seat necessitates readjustment of the brakes.
Lower leg length (Fig. 12)
The setting is correct when your upper legs are horizontal when your feet are positioned
on the foot plates.
To adjust, release the threaded connection one quarter of a turn and pull the locking
mechanism backwards. Move the foot plate to a comfortable position and release the
locking mechanism again. The mechanism automatically locks in the next position. Then
tighten the threaded connection securely again.
Using your wheelchair
Entering and exiting
Entering and exiting from the side
The wheelchair can be easily entered and exited. The foot plates, arm rests and leg rests
can be swivelled up or down.
Move the wheelchair and your current or future seat as closely together as possible.
If you wish to transfer to the wheelchair from another wheelchair or another seat, secure
the wheelchair to prevent it from rolling away by actuating the handbrakes.
Swivel the side panel to the rear and fold the foot plates up.
Swivel the leg rests inwards or outwards (if necessary, on both wheelchairs if you wish to
transfer from one wheelchair to another).
Now slide sideways onto the seat surface.
Please make sure that you are sitting as far back in the seat as possible.
Then swivel the side panel and the leg rests back to their original position.
Entering and exiting from the front
Fold the foot plates up and swivel the leg rests away outwards. (Description, see above).
Move the front of the wheelchair and your current or future seat as closely together as
possible.
If you wish to transfer to the wheelchair from another wheelchair or another seat, secure
the wheels by actuating the handbrakes.
Now slide onto the seat surface by turning your body. Please make sure that you are
sitting as far back in the seat as possible.
Then swivel the leg rests back to the centre, fold the foot plates down and place your feet
onto them.
Swivelling the side panels back (Fig. 13)
