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The Position of the Brakes

High Brakes 

(Figure 8)

The brakes should be adjusted so that they sink into the tyres when locked

by about 5mm. This is done by loosening the brakes’ clamp bolt with

wrench no.10, and socket no. 4, and then by pushing the brake forward or

back along the seat tube on the frame. Find the best position and then

tighten the screw.

Low Brakes & U2 brake (accessory) 

Figure 7

These brakes are adjusted in the same way but it’s important to check that

the brakes are placed equally far forward on both sides of the frame.

NB! When the air pressure is low, the tyre is worn or when you change the

type of tyre the impact of the brake changes.

A GOOD CHAIR WRONGLY ADJUSTED IS NOT A GOOD CHAIR

The effort of adjusting your chair is well worth it for a long period of use in
the future. Try out different adjustments for a few days and make sure you
really find the optimal sitting position and balance in your chair.

Your Panthera chair is constructed to need virtually no maintenance. There are a few parts you should check

regularly. (You should of course clean and check the chair if you use it in more extreme environments such

as in sand or salt water).

Once every month you should:

- Clean the chassis

 using car shampoo or washing-up liquid and a damp cloth. If very dirty you can use a

degreasing agent. Remember to lubricate all mobile parts after cleaning.

- Clean the caster wheel connection to the fork attachment

 (between the wheel and the fork). It is

common for hair and dust to collect here which can damage the bearings. Loosen the nut using key

number 10 and hold the bolt with key number 10. Pull the bolt out and remove the wheel. Clean the

spaces between the wheel and the fork and wipe the outside of the wheel bearings with a cloth.

Squeeze a drop of oil onto each bearing. Reassemble the parts.

- Lubricate the rear wheel axles.

 Remove the wheel and squeeze a few drops of oil over the axle. If you

are out in rain and slush or do not remove the wheels very often you should do this more frequently.

- Pump up the tyres

, they can take pressure of up to 8 kilos.

- Check all the screws and bolts

, tighten them if necessary.

- Check that your chair is not damaged.

 If damage has occurred, contact you local Panthera dealer

at once.

 Twice every year you should also:

- Lubricate the ball bearings in the brakes with a few drops of oil.

- Lubricate the bushing at the joint of the backrest. Remove the nut with key number 10 and hold the bolt

with key number 10. Lubricate the bushing with a few drops of oil.

- Upholstery can be machine washed at 30 degrees if necessary.

Figure 7. Low brake

Figure 8. High brake

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Panthera Production AB

Gunnebogatan 26, 163 53 Spånga, Sweden

Tel +46 (8) 761 50 40 Fax +46 (8) 621 08 10

[email protected]  www.panthera.se

Instructions for use

Standard, short, high, 13 and short 13

Bruksan

visning Standard eng - 2002-08-13

Artikelnummer 881 11 02

Summary of Contents for Standard

Page 1: ... backrest Measure the height of the lackered verticle tube of the backrest It should be approx 0 5cm less than the height you ordered If for instance you ordered a 30 back the tube should be about 29 5cm high Accessories Check that you have received all the accessories you ordered You can make a technical inspection of the chair by checking that The rear wheel axles go in and out of the axle housi...

Page 2: ...g of the brakes A The Tension of the Seat Upholstery The back section of the seat upholstery can be tightened or slackened by tightening or loosening the velcro band under the seat See fig 1 This means that you can adjust how high you sit by about 2cm up or down B The Height of the Footrest The footrest can be adjusted up or down Remove the two screws holding the footrest in place at the front of ...

Page 3: ...perly this may mean that the upholstery s lower flap is fastened too tightly underneath the seat Loosen the flap and move it back F Balancing the Wheelchair Figure 6 You can adjust the balance of the wheelchair by moving the rearwheels back or forwards The further forward you have the rear wheels the more balanced towards the back the chair will be This means that the chair is lighter at the front...

Page 4: ...to lubricate all mobile parts after cleaning Clean the caster wheel connection to the fork attachment between the wheel and the fork It is common for hair and dust to collect here which can damage the bearings Loosen the nut using key number 10 and hold the bolt with key number 10 Pull the bolt out and remove the wheel Clean the spaces between the wheel and the fork and wipe the outside of the whe...

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