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2.2. Disconnecting the e-pilot from a wheelchair
To disconnect the e-pilot from the wheelchair, proceed as follows:
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Apply the parking brakes of the wheelchair.
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Make sure that the e-pilot is not switched on. The following steps may only be carried
out with the e-pilot switched off.
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Swivel the release flap [9] of the e-pilot upward (see diagram G).
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Push the e-pilot forwards away from you until you hear an audible click.
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Now pull the e-pilot towards you until the castors of your wheelchair are in contact
with the ground.
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Push the e-pilot down and slightly forwards. The two brackets [8 and 27] disconnect;
at the same time, the castors of the wheelchair are lowered to the ground.
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The wheelchair and e-pilot can now be set down; you should engage the brakes of the
e-pilot (see chapter 2.7) to prevent it from rolling away.
To disconnect the e-pilot, it must be switched off. Never disconnect
the e-pilot when it is switched on.
Always perform the disconnection in full and with your complete
attention, without any interruptions (e.g. phone calls, conversations
with other people etc.).
Once the release flap [9] has been swivelled up, the mechanical
connections between the e-pilot and the wheelchair (mount [8] and
bracket [27]) are released. In this state, a small push is enough to
completely disconnect the two components.
It is therefore expressly forbidden to travel using the e-pilot once
the release flap [9] has been swivelled up.
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