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DANGER:
Sitting
for
long
periods
of
time
without
a
proper
wheelchair
cushion
can
cause
pressure
ulcers
which
can
be
serious
in
nature
and
result
in
death.
b)
The
standard
sling
upholstery
is
provided
with
loop
Velcro
type
fastener
strips.
The
cushion
being
used
should
have
hook
Velcro
type
fasteners
that
can
engage
the
loop
of
the
seat
sling
to
keep
the
cushion
from
sliding
out
from
under
you.
Make
sure
the
cushion
is
securely
attached
before
transferring
or
sitting
in
the
wheelchair.
c)
A
standard
seat
sling
may
not
have
been
provided
with
your
chair.
Check
with
your
wheelchair
provider
if
an
aftermarket
replacement
to
the
original
equipment
sling
has
been
provided.
If
so,
make
sure
you
follow
the
instructions
for
the
use
provided
by
the
aftermarket
manufacturer.
V.
SET
UP
&
USE
OF
YOUR
WHEELCHAIR
V.
Seat
Sling
Seat
sling
includes
a
folding
strap
on
the
seat
to
assist
in
folding
the
chair.
NOTE–
The
seat
sling
folding
strap
is
not
intended
as
a
carrying
strap.
W.
Cushion
Installation
a)
The
Catalyst
was
designed
to
be
used
with
a
proper
wheelchair
cushion.
WARNING:
Failure
to
secure
a
cushion
can
cause
it
to
slide
out
during
use
or
transfers
and
could
result
in
a
fall
or
loss
of
control
and
cause
severe
injury
or
death.
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A.
Inspecting
Your
Wheelchair
Regular
and
routine
maintenance
will
extend
the
life
of
your
wheelchair
while
improving
its
performance.
Wheelchair
repairs
and
the
replacement
of
parts
should
be
done
by
a
qualified
technician
of
an
authorized
Ki
Mobility
Supplier.
1.
General
Inspections
a)
Clean
your
chair
at
least
once
per
month.
You
may
need
to
clean
your
chair
more
frequently
if
you
operate
it
in
dirty
environments,
such
as
a
work
site.
b)
Check
to
be
sure
that
all
fasteners
are
tight.
Unless
otherwise
noted,
fas
‐
teners
should
be
tightened
to
40
in./lbs.
c)
Check
Tires
and
Casters:
Check
the
tire
for
tread
wear.
Replace
the
tires
if
the
tread
is
worn
off
or
has
flat
spots
or
visible
cracks.
If
you
have
inflatable
tires
with
a
valve
stem,
check
the
pressure
and
set
to
the
pressure
listed
on
the
tire
sidewall.
VI.
MAINTENANCE
DANGER:
Replace
worn
tires.
The
wheel
locks
will
not
grip
properly
if
you
fail
to
maintain
the
air
pressure
shown
on
tire
sidewall.
This
could
result
in
a
fall
or
loss
of
control
and
cause
severe
injury
or
death.
d)
Check
spoke
wheels
for
loose
spokes.
e)
Check
your
wheel
locks.
As
tires
wear
the
wheel
locks
should
be
adjusted.
See
R.
Wheel
Locks
on
Page
31.
f)
Check
your
upholstery
for
tears
or
sagging.
Your
upholstery
is
designed
to
be
tightened
because
it
will
stretch
over
time.
See
Q.
Upholstery
Fabric
on
Page.
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