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6.1 Care
Seat and back cover:
Clean the covers with warm water.
In the case of stubborn soiling, the
fabric can be washed with a stand-
ard washing powder for delicate
fabrics. Spots can be removed with
a sponge or a soft brush. Do not
soak! Do not use a washing ma-
chine!
Do not use aggressive cleaning
agents e.g. solvents, or hard brush-
es etc.
Rinse with clear water and let get
dry.
Rinse with clean water and leave to
dry naturally. To disinfect, use com-
mercial brands and observe the in-
structions for use given on the prod-
uct.
Plastic parts:
The side panel on the side section
and some other elements are of
high quality plastic. Take care of
these by means of standard plas-
tics cleaning agents. Always observe
the specific product information.
6. Care and maintenance
Finish:
The high quality surface finish guarantees
optimal protection against corrosion. If the
surface finish is damaged by scratches or
similar, touch it up with a varnish pen avail-
able from us. Occasional application of a light
cover of oil to all moving parts (see also Main-
tenance Instructions) will ensure that your
wheelchair will give you many years of serv-
ice.
Tyres:
Check tyre pressure regularly. Ensure pres-
sure on both tyres is correct and equal.
Tyre pressure: See Technical data.
Check condition of tyres regularly (wear,
deterioration).
5.7 Tray
!
Warning:
Always ensure that brakes are secured
before the installation, setting, adjust-
ment or removal of the tray.
• Sharp objects (e.g. watches, rings,
knives or belt buckles) or coarse
grains of dirt can leave unsightly
scratches and grooves on the tray
surface.
• Do not use aggressive or abrasive
substances to clean the tray!
• Do not place hot objects on the tray!
• Do not travel with the tray in place if
it holds loose objects or containers
filled with liquid!
5.7.1
Standard tray
The tray is pushed over the armrest pads
from the front (Fig. 57).
!
Warning:
For guaranteed stability of the tray,
only armrests with long armrest pads
should be used (Fig. 57).
5.7.2
8001 tray
On the XX model, the guide bar of the
8001 tray is pushed into the holder on
the armrest (Fig. 57.1) and secured us-
ing the locking screw (Fig. 57.1/
➀
).
Loosening the locking screw (Fig. 57.1/
➀
) allows the tray to be swung to the
side (Fig. 57.2).
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57.1
57.2
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