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TRANSPORT / TRANSPORT LOCK / CLIMBING STAIRS
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Measurements and weights
Total weight (complete seat-back unit with undercarriage and options) from approx 40 kg to approx 80 kg
Overall width (incl undercarriage)
from approx 620 mm to approx 800 mm
Overall height (incl head rest) from approx 1000 mm to approx 1500 mm
Total length (including supporting rollers and foot rest) from approx 1000 mm to approx 1400 mm
Total weight (only seat unit) from approx 25 kg to approx 45 kg
Note!
The data given is approximate only, as
the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system is custom-
made�
Tire type Air pressure max.
[bar]
Front wheels,
Ø 200 x 50 mm
25
Rear wheels 12 inch 25
Rear wheels 16 inch 25
Rear wheels 22 inch 40
Rear wheels 24 inch 40
Note!
Please note that in choosing the ap-
propriate tire pressure you will need to
reach a compromise between riding comfort for
the patient (low air pressure) and pushing comfort
for accompanying persons (high air pressure)�
It may be necessary to experiment here� The
factory-assembled tires are delivered with an air
pressure of 2 � 5 bar�
10. Transport / transport lock / climbing stairs
10 . 1 . General information on transport
Only the tested and approved wheelchair and occupant
restraint system from AMF-Bruns (Art� No� 75020 ) may
be used for transporting the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system
in motor vehicles for the transportation of the disabled�
In addition, a 4 -point restraint system from AMF-Bruns
(Art� No� 75021 ) is required for transport in motor ve-
hicles� The AKTIVLINE
®
seat system thus complies
with the requirements of DIN 75078 � For information
on how to correctly secure the force application point
system in the respective vehicle, please see the sepa-
rate manufacturer's instructions and the following
chapter 10 � 2 "Transport with an AMF force application
point system"�
Warning!
Never secure the transport lock to the
frame or the back of the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system!
10 . 2 . Transport with an AMF force application point system
The AKTIVLINE
®
seat system was subjected to a crash
test as standard version with maximum fittings in ac-
cordance with ISO 7176 - 19 � This model is a custom-
made version and cannot be tested in a crash test�
Nonetheless, the custom-made model is also fitted
with a force application point system manufactured
by AMF Bruns� Further information is available at
www�amf-bruns�de�
The wheelchair is marked on four points which indicate
the mounting points for the tension belts for trans-
portation with motor vehicles� Only use the provided
mounting points for strapping with tension belts� When
fitted correctly, the head rest of the AKTIVLINE
®
seat
system is very robust, but cannot replace head rests
fitted to motor vehicles�
The AKTIVLINE
®
seat system has been testing without
an additional drive� If an additional electrical drive is
to be added, then this accessory is to be disassembled
if the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system is to be transported in
a motor vehicle�
Important!
Please also observe the AMF Bruns
operating guidelines�
10 . 3 . Climbing stairs
Stairs or high curbs are only to be negotiated with the
assistance of two accompanying persons� Assistants
are only permitted to grip the front frame tube and the
back brace of the frame, without lifting or carrying
the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system� The anti-tipping device
must be retracted and secured� When ascending, the
assistant behind the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system pulls
the wheelchair up the step� The assistant at the front
stabilizes the position by pressing the AKTIVLINE
®
seat
system evenly into the steps on both sides� When de-
scending, the assistant at the front brakes by pressing
the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system evenly into the steps� The
assistant behind holds the back brace, and stabilizes
and maintains the wheelchair in the correct position�
To prevent tire damage, slowly roll the AKTIVLINE
®
down the steps� The anti-tipping system must then be
properly readjusted�
Caution!
Do not hold the AKTIVLINE
®
seat system
by the push bar when negotiating stairs�
Never lift the care system by the foot rest or the foot
supports or the arm rests or other attached parts�
Do not lift the care system with the user sitting in it�