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Operating instructions
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3.8 Improper use
Follow the instructions with a caution
symbol and consider suggestions!
Cautions concerning improper use of
the product have been included in the
chapter on the concerned subject
where possible. Cautions for improper
use can be recognized by the caution
symbol:
Miscellaneous improper use
•
Drive carefully on slippery
roads, resulting from rain, ice or
snow!
•
Prevent the wheelchair from
coming into contact with
seawater: seawater is caustic
and may damage the wheelchair.
•
Prevent the wheelchair from
coming into contact with sand:
sand may affect the moving
parts of the wheelchair, resulting
in unnecessarily rapid wear.
•
Do not put the wheelchair in
direct sunlight: the upholstery
may become too hot, which may
cause burning or an allergic
reaction of the skin.
•
Do not drive the wheelchair
when you are under the
influence of drugs, alcohol or
medication that could affect your
ability to drive.
•
You must have sufficient eye
sight to be able to safely drive
the wheelchair.
•
It is imperative to turn on the
lights in case of reduced
visibility.
•
When driving at a high speed
you must be extra careful. Select
a lower maximum speed
indoors, on pavements and in
pedestrian areas.
•
Be sure that no items of clothing
hang loose. These could be
caught between the wheels.
•
When driving on a slope, always
make sure that all adjustment
options are in the lowest
position and that the leg rests
are in the lowest position.
•
Do not add weight to the
wheelchair without obtaining
advice from an expert. You could
inadvertently affect the stability
of the product.
•
Do not push and/or drag objects
with the wheelchair.
•
Do not open doors with the leg
rests.
•
Do not use the footrests when
transferring.
•
Do not drive off high obstacles.
•
Do not alter the electrical circuit.
•
Do not seat more than one
person on the wheelchair.
3.9 Curves
•
Never take curves at full speed.
Decrease speed before taking a
curve.
•
Use the indicators when
changing direction.
Figure 3.10