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Accessories
The wheelchair is designed as a modular assembly system. This means that you can adapt certain accessory com-
ponents to the wheelchair. The following options and accessories may make it easier to use the wheelchair.
Standard
equipment
(fig. 3)
Prevents the wheelchair from tipping too far backward. By pressing lightly and simultaneously pulling on the spring
button, the anti-tipper can be removed (see below for assembly instructions).
Height adjustable Push Handle
(fig. 6)
It can be
adjusted vertically to a more comfortable height for the attendant.
Note:
To remove the push handle, hold and slightly press the spring button (fig. 5, item A) and pull the push handle
up and out.
Spoke Protectors
(fig. 6)
Protect the fingers from getting caught in the wheel spokes. Also improve the appearance of the wheelchair.
Note:
Spoke protectors are only available with push rings.
Wheel Lock
(fig. 7)
Lap Belt
(fig. 8)
Adjustability / Assembly Instructions
Each wheelchair user would like the wheelchair to meet their expectations regarding the wheelchair type, accessories,
seating and handling.
The MINNY therefore has many adjustment possibilities to meet individual demands.
Be careful
with your fingers during adjustment and assembly work (risk of injuries).
Adjusting the Height of the Footrest
To adapt to the lower leg length, the footrest bar is continuously adjustable.
Loosen the clamping screws first (fig. 9, Pos. A). Adjust to the desired lower leg length by sliding the footrest bar
up or down. Firmly re-tighten the clamping screws.
Firmly
re-tighten the four clamping screws.
Adjusting the Angle of the Footplate
To adjust the angle of the footplate, loosen the screws of the clamp shell (fig. 9, item B). Tilt the footplate until the
desired angle is achieved. Firmly re-tighten the clamping screws alternately and several times.
Firmly
re-tighten the four clamping screws.
Adjusting the Anterior Seat Height
The front seat height can be changed via the hole pattern on the front seat attachment. Just loosen the screws (fig. 2,
item A) on the frame. Re-adjust the seat height by selecting another hole on the seat attachment and re-tighten the
screw.
Adjusting the Posterior Seat Height
The back seat height can be changed via the hole pattern on the back seat attachment. Remove the driving wheel
axes (fig. 1, item A). Re-adjust the seat height by selecting another hole on the seat attachment (fig. 10, item A) and
screw on the driving wheels again.
Changing the center of gravity
Remove the screws (fig. 11, item A) on the seating shell. Re-adjust the center of gravity by selecting another hole on
the seating shell and screw on the seating shell again. Attaching the seating shell further towards the back puts less
