Karma Ergo Lite, Руководство пользователя

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WARNING:
Don't put anything on the wheelchair while it is in
storage. Storing goods on a folded or unfolded
wheelchair will cause damage and is not covered under
warranty. (See Right Figure )
4.2 Transferring In and Out
4.2.1 Transferring In
Engage both hand brakes.
Turn the footplates up and swing them to the side.
The user lowers himself/herself into the seat using the armrests for support.
Turn the footplates back down, so that the user can place his feet on them.
Ensure that the heels rest against the heel supports to prevent contact with the
casters.
Release both hand brakes.
CAUTION:
Always ensure that the front casters are in line with the rear wheels and pointing
forwards and that the back of the chair is secure either against a wall or firmly held
by an attendant.
4.2.2 Transferring Out
Make sure that the chair is near your final destination.
Back the chair sufficiently to ensure that the casters are pointing forward, i.e. in
line with the rear wheels and usually with the caster forks pointing forward.
Ensure that, where possible, the rear of the chair is against a wall or, if not, it
must be firmly held by an attendant.
Engage both attendant brakes.
Turn the footplates up.
Slide forwards on the seat.
Place one foot firmly on the ground with the knee at a right angle and the other
foot slightly apart and further back.
Place your hands on the front of the armrests and moving your weight forward,
bring your head and shoulders up over your knees as you push yourself up.
CAUTION:
Never stand on the footplates when getting into (or out of) the chair. (See
Figure 4.15)
When getting in and out of the wheelchair please use the attendant brakes.
Please ensure that neither the tread on your tires nor the brake block has
become too worn. If pneumatic tires are fitted, please maintain at the
recommended tire pressure for the same reason.
When transferring in and out of the chair, make sure that the brakes are applied to
prevent the chair from sliding away. Also see that the footplates are flipped up for
ease of entering or exiting. (See Figure 4.16)