Rea® Clematis® Pro
1.
Braking when moving: squeeze both brake handles
upwards, and the brake will be applied.
A
2.
Locking the brakes: squeeze the handle and move the
lock catch
A
upwards.
Always apply the user operated brake (refer to paragraph
6.2.1) in addition to the carer-operated brake.
3.
Release the handle.
4.
Releasing the brakes: squeeze the handle and the lock
catch will release automatically.
If the brake effect is poor or reduced, contact your
authorized provider.
6.3 Using the Tilt / Recline Function
To ensure a good positioning, follow these steps when using
both the tilt and the recline function. See sections “Manual
tilt and backrest angle adjustment” and “Electric tilt and
backrest angle adjustment” for instruction about how to
operate the tilt and/or the recline function.
Tilting / reclining from an upright position
Neutral position
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
1.
Tilt the chair.
•
This enables the user to slide to the rear and
supports a neutral pelvis position
A
.
2.
Recline the backrest
•
The weight will now shift to the back and enable
a good posture, as the bottom has slid into a rear
position
B
.
3.
Angle the legrests.
CAUTION!
Discomfort for the user
The pelvis will be strained and the user can
slide downwards in the chair.
– Ensure that the backside of the thighs
(hamstrings) are in a relaxed neutral
position when angling the leg rests.
Rising from a tilted / reclined position
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Neutral position
1.
Fold down the leg rests.
2.
Raise the backrest from the reclined position.
•
Raising the backrest before the tilt, preserves the
neutral pelvis position
A
.
3.
Raise the tilted position.
6.4 Move to/from the wheelchair
WARNING!
Risk of overturning
There is a high risk of overturning during the
transfer.
– Only get in and out without assistance if you
are physically able to do so.
– When transferring, position yourself as far
back as possible in the seat. This will prevent
damaged upholstery and the possibility of the
wheelchair tipping forward.
– Make sure that both castors are facing straight
to the front.
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