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April 2019
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Section 3 - Operating Guide
3A – GSX3000 Driver’s seat – used from August 2014
(figure 3A):
(Extract from GSX3000 operating instruction)
1) Seat Angle Adjustment - pull the handle upwards and use body weight
to adjust the seat angle.
2) Seat Cushion Adjustment – pull the handle upwards and adjust as
required.
3) Express Lowering Valve – press the button to quickly release all the
air in the seat. .
(Note: After releasing air, you MUST press the button
again for the seat to operate)
4) Adjustable shock – slide the handle to infinitely adjust the shock per
occupant’s preference.
5) Height adjustment – pull or push to adjust the seat height.
6) Seat Back Angle Adjustment – pull the handle up, apply force on the
seat back to adjust to desired position and release handle to lock.
7) Lumbar Adjustment – press the buttons to individually inflate or deflate
the upper and lower area of the back rest.
8) Fore / Aft Adjustment – pull the lever up, slide the seat forward or rearward
to desired location and release the handle.
9) Armrest Adjustment – turn the knob to adjust the armrest to desired location,
stow away when not required.
10) Seat Heater – press the button to turn ON or OFF the seat heater.
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Attention
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For safety reasons, NEVER attempt to adjust the Driver’s Seat whilst the vehicle is in motion.
3A.1 – ISRI 6860-875 Driver’s seat
(figure 3A1):
(Extract from ISRI Seat Brochure)
1) Belt adjustment
2) Armrest adjustment
3) Backrest adjustment
4) Shoulder adjustment
5) Seat climate control
6) Integrated pneumatic system (IPS)
7) Height adjustment (+ memory)
8) Vertical shock absorber (adjustable)
9)
Quick release
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Attention
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For safety reasons, NEVER attempt to adjust the Driver’s Seat whilst the vehicle is in motion.
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