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WHEELS
Drive wheels
The drive wheels are mounted on a
fi xed axle [1] or on a quick release
axle [2].
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Note:
If the drive wheels has too much
sideward lag or the quick release
axle does not engage, contact your
specialist dealer immediately for
repair.
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No person may be seated in the
wheelchair during assembly or
removal. The wheelchair should
stand on a level and fi rm surface.
Before starting the disassembly of
a wheel, support the frame to pre-
vent the wheelchair from tipping
over and secure it to prevent an
unwanted movement or tipping
over.
Quick release axle
The drive wheels can be removed and
reassembled without any tools.
– First press the locking button (3) of
the quick release axle in the center
of the hub.
– Afterwards remove or attach the
drive wheel.
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Attention:
After inserting the drive wheel the
locking button (3) must stick a cou-
ple of millimetres out of the wheel
nut.
Wheels with pneumatic
tyres
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The air pressure value for the tyres
of the wheelchair can be read in
the <
Technical data
> or details on
both sides of the tyre cover.
Tyre damage on pneumatic tyres
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For repairing tyre damage we rec-
ommend the use of a foam car-
tridge that is available in special-
ity shops. – Afterwards look up a
specialist workshop as soon as pos-
sible.
