2. Install the step.
Legrest
Insertion holes
Guide
Step fixture
Positioning stoppers
plating Flange nuts(M6)
Step (underside)
Two adjusters are on underside.
Retract
Loosen
Extend
plating
Hexagonal
nut (M10)
for adjuster
(6) Removable Step
1. Remove the step.
Remove the step fixture held by the guide and remove the step.
・
Holding the step fixture against the positioning stoppers, attach the step fixture to the
guide, and securely insert the plating Flange nuts(M6) on the back side of the step into
the two insertion holes.
・
The adjuster, which prevents the chair from overturning, is located on the underside
of the step. To adjust the adjuster, loosen the plating hexagonal nut (M10) by using
a wrench (No. 17) to adjust the height of the adjuster, and then tighten the plating
hexagonal nut (M10) by using a wrench (No. 17).
WARNING
When extending the adjuster, be careful that the adjuster does not rub the
floor or catch on the power cord during rotating the chair.
HOW TO USE
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You can remove the step anytime it might interfere such as when sitting a wheelchair
customer in the chair.
•
After installing the step, check that the step fixture is securely held by
the guide, the plating Flange nuts(M6) are inserted in the insertion
holes, and the step is not loose. Be careful that there is no looseness as
this could result in instability when the customer is getting in and out
of the chair, and in rubbing against the upper surface of the step when
the legrest is raised.
• When installing and removing the step, always make sure that the
legrest is raised. (AB-LGS,LGSX,LGL,LGLX,LGP)
•
Be careful when lifting and carrying the step, and of where you place it
because the step is heavy. Dropping the step could result in serious
injury.
Tighten
Adjuster
CAUTION
Insertion
holes
Legrest
Guide
Positioning
stoppers
Step fixture
plating Flange nuts(M6)
Step (underside)
Two adjusters are on underside.
Retract
Adjuster
plating
Hexagonal
nut (M10)
for adjuster
Tighten
(AB-LGS,LGSX,LGL,LGLX,LGP)
(AB-LGF)
Loosen
Extend
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