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MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS AND INDICATIONS
1 . 3 . Product overview
Push bar
Complete back
Top frame
Undercarriage
Back unit
Seating unit
Foot rest system
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1 . 4 . Delivery
The product is delivered pre-assembled in a crate or
on a pallet, in some cases with detached rear wheels� If
necessary, attachments such as head rests, arm rests
and/or therapy tray tables are enclosed separately� For
correct assembly and adjustment of the attachments
please refer to Chapter 7 "Assembly/adjustment/op-
eration"� Please read all notes and instructions care-
fully before assembling�
As a rule, scope of delivery consists of:
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An undercarriage, roadworthy or for indoor use
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A seat system consisting of a seat and back unit,
connected via physiological pivot points
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Additional accessories (customized to the needs of
the user) depending on the order
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Operating guidelines with warranty card
Important!
Assembly and adjustments may only be
carried out by qualified and trained spe-
cialist personnel�
1 . 5 . Environmental conditions
The AKTIVLINE
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medical device must always be stored
in a dry place to prevent possible corrosion� Please
keep to ambient temperatures of 10 °C to + 40 °C�
Sand or other dirt particles should not be allowed to
penetrate the product� This could damage the wheel
bearings or mechanics� Use in salty water is not per-
missible�
2. Medical requirements and indications
2 . 1 . Indications
Definition of indications according to the medical
aids catalog of the statutory health insurers dated
26 � 11 � 2003 : seat aids serve to compensate pronounced
incorrect sitting postures and/or sitting posture in-
stabilities� They are to enable permanent sitting in a
physiological posture free from complaints� The seat
system can be the basis for all further treatment/re-
habilitation measures�
Seat shells allow patients suffering from consider-
ably reduced or lacking stability of the torso or with
pronounced deformities of the torso to sit correctly
and without stress� In children with lacking stability
of the torso, timely and appropriate provision of a seat
shell can counteract the formation of poor posture and
deformities�