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3-6. The Knee Support And Safety Belt
ADJUSTMENT
3-6-1. The Knee Support
3-6-2. The Safety Belt
（
P25
）
The most important safety features of the stand-up wheelchairs are the knee
support
&
safety belt and chest belt. It is absolutely essential that these be correctly
in place before you attempt to stand up.
The knee support holds the knees in an extended posture and prevents you
slipping out the wheelchair while standing up.
Attach the two triangular clasp of the knee lock support
to the double-head screws on either side of the
wheelchair.
（
P23
）
Center the knee support in front of each knee using
the Velour fasteners, then pull it until it is sitting firmly in
place, just below (not right on) the knee cap and not
too tight.
（
P24
）
P23
P24
-
The safety belt holds the waist in place.
-
Make sure that the safety belt is secure on the
backrest of velour fasten.
-
Close the catch on the safety belt and pull it and not
too tight.
-
To release the safety belt. Simply press the red button
in the center of the catch.
-
To slacken, hold the catch at a right angle to the belt
and pull.
P25
3-7. The Rear Wheels / Castors
- Thanks to the quick-release axles, the rear wheels
can be easily removed and set back in place（P26）
- Depress the release button in the center of the
wheel, then pull off or re-mount the wheel.
- Having mounted the wheel, push and pull it
several times to ensure the quick-release axle has
definitely locked in.
P26
