Lifestand LSR Kid, User Manual

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Equalization system
When moving from a sitting to standing position, the selected back rest angle
can cause an undesirable effect. For example, it is possible that a straighter
back angle that works well in a sitting position may have a tendency to cause
a position that is inclined too far forward in a standing position. Conversely, a
reclined angle may cause a position that is too far inclined and unstable in a
standing position.
The 'equalization system' allows a more inclined or upright back rest angle in a
standing position compared with the back rest angle in a seating position.
The upper and lower seat frame and the back rest frame are all fitted to the back
joint attachment. The lower seat frame can be fitted in three different positions.
See fig.
User Manual LSR Kid
Adjustment
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