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3.5.1 ADJUSTING BRAKE PRESSURE ON CASTORS

(Does not apply to VELA Samba models)

The brake function works by clamping the wheel 
thread, so it may be necessary to adjust the brake 
pressure on a worn castor as follows: 
•  Remove the castor (see mounting instructions 

on 

www.vela.eu

).

•  Tighten the inner plastic part of the castor a half 

or a full turn with a shifting spanner (see image 
below)

•  Remount the castor.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3.5.2 INTERVAL ADJUSTMENT

(Does not apply to VELA Samba models and VELA Tango 
300)

As part of the customisation, VELA chairs can be 
adjusted in height beyond the range of the gas 
spring and actuator. This may be necessary if the 
user of the chair grows taller, or if the chair is to be 
reused by another user. In this way, the seat height 
of the chair may be increased or decreased further.
Interval adjustment instructions for each chair 
model (including illustrations and procedure) are 
available on our website: 

www.vela.eu

3.5.3 ADJUSTING ARMREST AND OTHER 
FUNCTIONS

Several of the chair adjustment options are made 
with hand screws so the user can set the function 
without using tools. 

If the user is unable to perform such adjustments, 
the hand screws can be replaced with screws and 
nuts with common metric threads. However, be 
sure to use the right sizes and lengths.

3.5.4 ADJUSTING CLUTCH PLATES 

(Does not apply to VELA Samba models and VELA Tango 
300)

The seat and back angles are generally adjusted 
by clutch plates, which consist of a stack of thin 
plates that fix the angle by means of friction. A 
spring presses on to the plates and creates friction. 
This spring can be tightened if any issues are 
encountered with the seat or back angles, even 
when the release lever is not activated.

To tighten the clutch plate, tighten the nut as 
shown in the figure below. Note: if the nut is 
tightened too much, the angle can no longer be 
adjusted by activating the release lever. In this case, 
loosen the nut a little.

The nut may be hidden behind a plug which can 
be removed by hand or with gentle use of a flat-
headed screwdriver.

Summary of Contents for Samba Series

Page 1: ...VELA Tango VELA Salsa and VELA Samba VELA Samba VELA Salsa VELA Tango S E R V I C E M A N U A L VELA chairs EN VERSION...

Page 2: ...BACKREST 5 3 2 6 ARMREST 5 3 2 7 ACCESSORIES 5 3 3 TROUBLESHOOTING CHAIRS WITH ELECTRIC LIFT 5 3 3 1 RECHARGING THE CHAIR BATTERY 5 3 3 2 THE ELECTRICAL FUNCTIONS DO NOT WORK 6 3 3 3 THE ELECTRIC LIF...

Page 3: ...l documentation and repair questions There is also a lot of helpful information on our website www vela eu Contact VELA customer service by phone 45 96 34 76 00 or email mail vela eu 1 1 RIGHT OF COMP...

Page 4: ...about the checklist section 3 1 3 1 CHECKLIST FOR TESTING AND CHECKING 1 Frame 4 Brake function 7 Upholstery 2a Column gas spring 5 Seat mechanism 9 Electrical accessories 2b Column electrical 6 Armle...

Page 5: ...are also mounted on this plate Inspect the seat mechanism for excessive wear and tear as well as any noise during use Noise in itself is not dangerous but may indicate that something else needs attent...

Page 6: ...mechanism See image Does not apply to the Tango 300E 3 3 4 THE ELECTRIC LIFT GOES DOWN BUT WON T GO UP Check that the chair battery is charging properly see section 3 1 1 Check the voltage across the...

Page 7: ...www vela eu 3 5 3 ADJUSTING ARMREST AND OTHER FUNCTIONS Several of the chair adjustment options are made with hand screws so the user can set the function without using tools If the user is unable to...

Page 8: ...2006 Surge immunity Power Port Line to Line 0 5 kV 1 kV Power Port Line to Earth and Neutral to Earth 0 5 kV 1 kV 2 kV IEC 61000 4 6 2013 Immunity to Conducted disturbances induces by RF fields Range...

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