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User manual
10.5. Monthly checks
Armrests and lateral sections :
• Check the fasteners.
• Check that the armrests can be adjusted without excessive effort.
• Check that the armrests are locked in place.
Legrests:
• Check that the legrests click into place properly.
• Check that the adjustment options are working properly.
Tyres:
• Check that the tyre pressure is adequate.
• Tyre wear varies significantly depending on the road surface. Frequent use on aggressive surfaces such as asphalt results in
premature wear.
Front casters / front wheels:
• Check that the front wheel steering turns freely.
• Check the attachment of the casters and suspensions.
Check that there isn’t excessive pivot clearance.
Electronic system / Electrical system:
• Check the condition and correct positioning of the wiring and connections.
Seat tilt:
• Check that the two seat tilt bump stops are in good condition.
• Check that they are both in contact when the seat is at its maximum inclination.
• See section 10.9. Seat tilt malfunction.
Mechanics:
• Check the tightness of the screws.
• Check that the wheels are correctly positioned on their axle.
• Check that the rotation of the rear axle is sufficient.
• Check that the rear wheels turn without buckling.
• Check that there is no excessive clearance or unusual sounds.
10.6. Annual check
Once a year, have your wheelchair checked by your dealer who will carry out a full maintenance. Regular maintenance can help
to quickly detect damaged or worn parts and thus promote normal wheelchair operation.
10.7. RTyre/Tube Repair
Note
Direct exposure to sunlight (UV) accelerates tyre aging. Regardless of their wear, the tyres must be changed every 2 years.