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This wheelchair has not been approved as a seat surface to be used within a vehicle of any kind. Always transfer
the wheelchair user to an approved vehicle seat and use restraints available from the auto industry for this
application.
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Do not operate this wheelchair on streets or roadways.
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Do not operate wheelchair on inclines greater than 10% without assistance.
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Completely engage the wheel locks when entering and leaving the wheelchair or using the wheelchair in an
elevator or a wheelchair lift.
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The wheelchair should be on a stable, level surface and wheel locks should be engaged before transferring the
user to or from the wheelchair.
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Do not adjust the footrests any closer than 2
½
inches from the floor.
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Do not stand or put pressure on the footrests.
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Before leaning or reaching forward, rotate the casters toward the front of the wheelchair and engage wheel locks
to help prevent the wheelchair from tipping over.
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Do not the lean wheelchair back since this can
cause the wheelchair to tip over. If trying to reach objects, reach back only as far as your arm will extend without
altering your seating position.
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Do not use the wheel locks to slow your descent down an incline.
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Changing direction when going down an incline could cause instability.
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Do not transfer in and out of this wheelchair on your own unless you have sufficient upper body strength, balance
and agility.
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Do not use this wheelchair on stairs or escalators.
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Do not exceed the weight capacity of this wheelchair. The weight capacity Includes the weight of the rider plus
items carried or attached to the wheelchair.
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Do not modify the wheelchair (such as drilling holes, grinding, welding parts, using non-approved parts, etc.).
Such modifications may increase the risk to the user and void the warranty.
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Do not operate on loose, slippery, or uneven surfaces such as sand, gravel, dirt roads or ice.
WARNINGS (Continued):
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Any person assisting the rider in the maneuvering or lifting the wheelchair must have sufficient strength and be
able to see obstacles in the path of travel.
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Assure that the quick release axles for rear wheels are in the locked position before use. The axles are locked
when the quick release button is fully popped out and the ball bearings on the other end of the axle are fully
exposed. Also check that the axle is locked by pulling on the wheel. A quick release axle that is not fully locked
can allow the wheel to come off during use.
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WARNINGS (Continued):
Quick Release
Push Button
must be fully
popped out.
