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21
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3.3.4.4 Removal of leg supports
Before removing the leg supports, re-
move the calf support and fold up the
foot plates. Depending on the model
and version, the leg supports can now
be removed as follows:
a) Push the lever for locking the leg sup-
port (Fig. 20/
➀
) to the side. Swivel
the leg supports slightly and remove
by pulling upwards.
b) Leg supports without locking levers
can be removed by pulling upwards.
3.3.4.5 Attachment of leg sup-
ports
Depending on the model and version,
the leg supports are attached as follows:
a) Insert leg supports from above at an
angle into the leg support holders
(Fig. 21), and swivel supports forwards
until you hear them click into place.
b) Leg supports without a locking lever
are inserted from above into the leg
support holders. The locking device
(Fig. 22/
➀
) is activated in the proc-
ess.
For the Impuls XX model, the locking pin
must first be activated (Fig. 19.1).
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3.3.4.3 Swivelling leg supports
aside
For transferring easily into or out of the
wheelchair or for moving close to a cup-
board, bed, or bath, the leg supports
can be swivelled inwards or outwards
after the foot plates have been folded
up (Fig. 17).
Depending on the model and version:
a) Push the lever for locking the leg sup-
port (Fig. 18/
➀
) to the side or
b) Lift the leg support from the locking
device (Fig. 19/
➁
) and swivel it out-
wards (Fig. 17).
For the Impuls XX model, the locking
pin must first be activated (Fig. 19.1).
!
Warning:
Leg supports which have been moved
aside are automatically unlocked and
can easily fall off. Note this when
handling (e.g. transport).
When putting the leg supports back
in position, remember to check the
levers (Fig. 18/
➀
) or locking devices
(Fig. 19/
➁
).
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