Harbor Freight Tools 67437, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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structure, leading to possible
personal injury and property damage.
use extra care when using 19.
Wheelchair on a wet, icy or oil-
slicked surface. Do not use
Wheelchair in shower, pool or other
body of water. Dry Wheelchair as
soon as possible if it does get wet.
Do not operate Wheelchair in sand, 20.
loose soil or over rough terrain.
Doing so may damage wheels or
axles or loosen the fasteners.
When using Wheelchair outside 21.
and at night, use reflective tape on
Wheelchair and on clothing. Be
sure to make eye-contact with drivers
and adhere to crosswalks. It may
be difficult for some drivers to spot
Wheelchair at certain intersections;
use extra caution during street use.
Do not use Wheelchair on busy 22.
roads, streets or highways. Use
only on pedestrian walking areas.
Scan area well ahead of 23.
Wheelchair during use. Avoid
obstacles when possible and make
sure floor areas at home and work
are level. Remove or cover threshold
strips between rooms.
Do not attempt to climb or descend 24.
curbs or steps alone or without
assistance unless proficient
enough to make such maneuvers
on your own.
Do not attempt to climb a high
25.
curb or step 4” or higher unless
you have assistance. Attempting to
climb high steps can lead to loss of
balance and potential tip over.
Do not use Wheelchair on stairs 26.
without assistance. Doing so can
lead to loss of balance and a fall,
leading to potential serious injury.
Be aware that regular and 27.
intensive impact of dropping down
from a high curb or step can cause
damage to fasteners and lead to
potential Wheelchair damage.
Do not use Wheelchair on an
28.
escalator, even with assistance.
Doing so will most likely lead to a fall
and potential serious injury.
Install and use ramps at entry and 29.
exit doors whenever possible.
Make sure no drop off points are at
bottom of ramps.
Do not use Wheelchair on slope 30.
steeper than 9% (one foot in
elevation per every nine feet of
slope length.)
go straight up and straight down
31.
ramps; do angle or cut corners on
ramps. Stay in center of ramp and
do not change Wheelchair direction
or stop while on slope or ramp.
Do not use rear Wheel Locks to 32.
slow down or stop Wheelchair
while on a slope or ramp.
Verify that ramps at home
33.
and work meet all local legal
requirements.
Do not push or pull on stationary
34.
objects (such as furniture or
doorjamb) to propel Wheelchair.
use assistance when moving into
35.
vehicle until you are safely able