Invacare® TDX® SP2 Series
Press locking device
C
(behind headrest) and swivel
joystick or egg switch inwards or outwards until it clicks
in place.
6.5 Taking Obstacles
6.5.1 The ”SureStep“ System
This mobility device is fitted with "SureStep" technology.
When climbing over obstacles, the casters retract and raise.
They extend and lower when descending.
6.5.2 Maximum obstacle height
You can find information about maximum obstacle heights in
the chapter entitled
6.5.3 Safety information when taking obstacles
CAUTION!
Risk of tipping over
– Never approach obstacles at an angle but at 90
degrees as shown below.
– Approach obstacles followed by a gradient with
caution. If unsure whether the gradient is too
steep or not, move away from the obstacle and
if possible try to find another location.
– Never approach obstacles on an uneven and/or
loose ground.
– Never drive with too low tire pressure.
– Put your backrest into an upright position
before ascending an obstacle.
CAUTION!
Risk of falling out of the mobility device and
damage to the mobility device such as broken
casters
– Never approach obstacles that are higher than
the maximum climbable obstacle height.
– Never let the footrest/legrest touch the ground
when descending an obstacle.
– If unsure whether taking an obstacle is possible
or not, move away from the obstacle and if
possible find another location.
6.5.4 The correct way to take obstacles
The following instructions how to take obstacles also
apply for attendants if the mobility device is fitted
with an attendant control.
Fig. 6-1 Right
Fig. 6-2 Wrong
Ascending
1.
Approach the obstacle or the curb slowly, head-on and
at a right angle.
2.
Depending on the wheel drive type, stop in one of the
following positions:
a. In the case of centrally driven mobility devices: 5 -
10 cm before the obstacle.
b. For all other drives: approx. 30 - 50 cm in front of
the obstacle.
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