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Sterling Elite
2
XS-RS-Plus
6.0 Using the Scooter
WArNiNG!
Parts of the scooter are heavy. Please use correct
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lifting techniques.
If you are unsure about lifting or removing any
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assemblies, or performing any other task requiring
physical effort, get someone to help you who can
manage the task or call your local Sunrise Medical
dealer.
6.1 PrePAriNG For StoWeD trANSPortAtioN:
Remove the batteries as described in section 5.3.
To lift the batteries please use the handles on the
webbing cradle surrounding the batteries.
Ensure that the seat is removed, (section 5.0) or folded
and the tiller is folded in it’s lowest position.
6.2 to USe tHe Scooter AGAiN:
Reverse the above procedure
Refit the batteries.
WArNiNG!
Never lift the scooter by the armrests, seat or tiller,
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harm could be done to the user or to the scooter.
6.3 SeAt bAcKreSt recliNe
WArNiNG!
Take care when adjusting the seat backrest recline
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angle as it could be possible to fall backwards and
harm the user or the scooter.
When adjusting the back angle, be careful not to get
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your fingers caught.
The seat backrest recline angle is adjusted by the lever
shown in Fig 6.1
Fig.6.1
6.4 SeAt bAcKreSt lUMbAr
If fitted your scooter may have an optional backrest
lumbar adjustment. (Fig 6.2)
This is adjusted by rotating the knob located behind the
armrest on the left hand side of the scooter. Rotate the
knob in the direction shown on the arrow to increase the
lumbar support. The lumbar support increases, and then
decreases as the knob is rotated in the direction show.
6.5 SeAt PoSitioN
The scooter seat can be adjusted in a forward or
backwards postion. The adjustment lever is found on the
right hand side under the front of the seat.
Pull the lever
upwards and use legs and body to move to the required
position and release lever.
Fig.6.2
Fig.6.3
6.6 ArMreSt ANGle
The scooter armrests are angle adjustable for user
comfort. The adjustment knob (1) is found under the
armrest body. The knob is rotated either way to increase
or decrease the angle of the armrest, (Fig.6.4).
5.26 WiNDSHielD
(NO PHOTO
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WArNiNG!
Do not bend the windshield.
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Do not expose the windshield to heavy impacts.
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Keep the windshield clean using warm soapy water,
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so that your view is not impeded.
If the rubber surround strip is damaged or missing,
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replace it as soon as possible.