WARNING!
Risk of tipping
Do not move the wheelchair when the backrest
is in reclined position.
– Invacare strongly recommend the use of
anti-tippers (available as an option) when the
backrest is in reclined position .
WARNING!
Risk of injury
– Invacare strongly recommends the use
of anti-tippers (available as an option) in
combination with all rear wheel positions when
you use your backrest with an angle of 12°
and more
CAUTION!
Risk of uncomfortable posture
An angle less than 90° between the seat and the
backrest is uncomfortable for certain users.
– This adjustment must be performed by a
qualified technician upon agreement by a
prescribing physician. Please consult with your
provider.
3.5.8 Backbrace
There are two types of backbraces (Standard backbrace and
Folding backbrace) available.
Standard backbrace for the backrest
The backbrace links the two push handles, provides tension
to the backrest upholstery and must always be in position
on recliner versions.
CAUTION!
– Do not use the backbrace to push the
wheelchair. The backbrace is not a push bar!
– Do not attempt to lift the wheelchair using
the backbrace; it may come loose and it could
break.
– Keep your fingers away from movable parts
and sharp edges to prevent injuries.
Folding the backbrace
1.
Slightly loosen the two hand screws
A
, pull up the
backbrace
B
and swivel it downwards along the
backrest (on right or left hand).
2.
Fold the backbrace
B
until it is in vertical position.
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