Meyra 2.871, Operating Manual

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ARMRESTS
Model 2.871
The choice of foldable or slide-action
side parts is dependent on the seat tilt:
armrest code 302 (Fig.2) for up to 8
cm tilt and
armrest code 303 for seat tilt of more
than 7 cm.
A readjustment of the armrests for the
proper closing of the Velcro fastening
after a change in the seat tilt is recom-
mendable.
Handling:
Tools
Phillips screwdriver
Engineer’s wrench WW* 8
– Fold side parts inwards (Fig.13).
– Slacken the adjustment screws (A,
Fig 13).
– Adapt armrest position. – Adjust the
side parts until the Velcro strips are
almost aligned.
– Tighten adjustment screws.
– Upright the side parts by folding them
outwards up to the end stop. – Side
parts will be held by the Velcro fas-
tener.
LEGRESTS
The legrests and the crash bar code
310 are height-adjustable by 60mm in
4 positions.
Benefits:
– Individual adjustment of the legrest to
the length of your lower leg
Height adjustment:
Tools:
Engineer’s wrench WW* 10
Hexagonal stud wrench WW* 4
– Undo screw connection (A, Fig.8).
– Slide leg supports to the desired po-
sition.
– Assemble the screw connection (A,
Fig.8).
Footrest code 310
The height adjustment of the footrest (B,
Fig.9) is infinitely variable, the crash bar
(C, Fig.9) is height adjustable by 60mm
in 4 positions.
Benefits:
– Individual adaptation of the legrest to
the length of your lower leg by way
of infinitely variable height adjust-
ment.
Handling:
Hexagonal stud wrench WW* 4
– Slacken the fastening screws (D,
Fig.10).
– Position footrest at the desired
height.
– tighten fastening screws.
Attention:
Avoid a strong pressure between
thighs and safety belt edge. – Blood
circulation problems!
LEG RETAINER
The leg retainer code 316 (Fig.11) is
mounted by way of a clamp on the front
frame.
Benefits:
– Stabilisation of the leg position.
– Infinitely variable adaptation to the
personal needs of the user.
Handling:
Tools
Hexagonal stud wrench WW*6
– Loosen adjustment screw (A, Fig.
11).
– Individually position the leg retainer
by rotating and/or sliding.
– Tighten adjustment screw.
WW* = Wrench width [mm]