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Seat suspension
For optimal sitting comfort the seat
suspension spring (fig. 28/
➀
) can be
adjusted according to the desire of the
user.
!
Attention:
Make sure that the adjustment ring
sits securely before starting to
drive.
– Screw a loose adjustment ring
tight enough, until the pressure of
the seat suspension spring prevents
further loosening.
Adjusting the seat suspension
For adjustment of the seat suspension
the adjustment ring (fig. 29/
➁
) is
screwed forward or backward accord-
ingly.
!
Attention:
The adjustment of the seat suspen-
sion may only be done by an au-
thorised dealership. – The seat sus-
pension spring might be under
extreme pressure.
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Seat inclination
The seat inclination can be adjusted
into an angle of 4° to 12° in six steps
(fig. 27).
!
Attention:
Adjust the seat angle only when the
wheelchair is standing on a level
surface. A danger of tipping over
exists on gradients!
•
The mechanical seat-angle adjust-
ment is not linked with an auto-
matic speed reduction function.
•
An increased danger of tipping
over exists with a reclined backrest.
Adjustment of seat inclination
Before adjusting the seat inclination
lift the seat slightly. Screw the clam-
ing screw (fig. 28/
➀
) on both sides
far outward. Lift or lower the seat up
to the marker, according to the de-
sired seat inclination. Reinsert the
clamping screw on both sides and
tighten.
!
Attention:
In doing so make sure that the
point of the clamping screw press-
es into the respective indentation.
•
Lift the seat maximum to the hole
without mark.
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