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Instruction for use BT

Instruction for use BT

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7) Balancing the wheelchair

The balance of the wheelchair can be adjusted by moving the rear wheels back or 
forwards. The further forward you have the rear wheels the more ‘rear balance’ you 
will have. This makes the chair lighter at the front and you have more weight on 
the rear wheels. 

It is important that you take time trying out a balance that suits your body and 
driving techniques so that you adapt the chair to be as easy to drive as possible 
without increasing the risk of tipping backwards. You should always have someone 
standing behind you when you try out the chair after adjusting the balance. Anti-
tips eliminate the danger of tipping backwards. See the assembly instructions for 
‘Anti-tips basket’. 

8) Wheel base

This is a special adaptation. Generally you want the chair as long as possible but 
if you wish to shorten your chair you can do as follows. The wheel base of the 
wheelchair can be adjusted on an ungraded scale which means you can change the 
distance between the casters and the rear wheels (to sit more compactly) by loose-
ning the clamps attaching the seat section to the chassis as shown in fi gure 2. You 
should also loosen the clamps at the front by the footbar as shown in fi gure 4. You 
can then push the seat forward or backwards to the desired position. Once you have 
found a suitable position tighten the bolts. If you have shortened/lengthened your 
chair by pushing the seat section back or forward, the balance of the chair will be 
affected. You should therefore move the rear wheels to the same extent as you have 
moved the seat to achieve the same balance as before. 

You move the rear wheels as follows:

Remove the rear wheels.

Loosen the bolts on both sides of the chair that attach the clamps around the 
chassis tubing.

You will now be able to push the camber axle forward or back along the hori-
zontal frame tubing. It is important that you have the clamps in the same for-
ward position on both sides of the chair. You can check this by measuring the 
distance between the horizontal tubing at the rear and the back of the clamps, 
making sure that the distance is the same on both sides.

Tighten the clamps around the camber axle. When you tighten the clamps you 
should make sure that the axle protrudes to the same extent on both sides of 
the chair. 

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Maintenance

Your Panthera is constructed to be virtually maintenance free. A few parts do re-
quire regular checking however. 

Once a month you should:

Check the wheels and tighten the spokes.

Wipe the chair chassis over with car shampoo or washing-up liquid and a 
damp cloth. If very dirty you can use a degreasing agent. Lubricate all movea-
ble parts with a universal lubricant (5-56, WD-40) after cleaning.

Clean the caster fork casing (between the wheel and the fork). Hair and dust 
collect here which can damage the bearing. Loosen the nut using key no. 10 
while holding the bolt with key no. 10. Remove the bolt and then the wheel. 
Clean the washers between the wheel and the fork and wipe the outside of the 
wheel bearing with a cloth. Drop some oil into each bearing. Reassemble the 
parts.

Lubricate the rear wheel axles. Remove the wheel and distribute some drops of 
oil over the axle. 

Pump up the tyres. The tyres can be pumped by screwing the top off the valve 
and fi lling with air using an appropriate valve adapter. The tyre can take 8 kg 
of pressure.

Check that all the screws and nuts are securely fastened.

Check that the chair has not been damaged. If damage has occurred, contact us 
immediately at Panthera Production AB.

Twice a year you should:

Lubricate the ball bearings for the brakes with some drops of oil.

Lubricate the bearings in the joints of the backrest. Remove the nut using cap 
key no.10 and hold the bolt still with key no. 10. Lubricate the bearings with 
some drops of oil.

Wash the seat upholstery, the back upholstery and the cushion cover in 40 de-
grees machine wash when necessary.

Guarantee and lifetime

The life of a Panthera depends on how much wear and tear it is exposed to and how 
thorough you are with maintenance.

Guarantee: We offer a one year factory guarantee on the chassis.

Maximum weight: 33, 36, 39 and 42 cm 100 kilos.

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Страница 1: ...BT panthera panthera INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ...

Страница 2: ...e you with the best possible body balance If you don t have good balance you simply can t play With a Panthera BT it is easy to find the exact adaptation you need Regardless of whether you are a beginner or an experienced player this is a chair you can develop in As you progress to become a better player you can give your chair the properties you can handle You get all this without having a heavy a...

Страница 3: ... the seat upholstery 4 Position of the footrest 5 Angle of the backrest 6 Tension of the backrest upholstery 7 Balancing of the wheelchair 8 Wheel base 5 Angle of the backrest Adjust the angle of the backrest by first loosening the bolts which are secured to the back tubing and the seat section 4 as shown in figure 3 When these bolts have been loosened on both sides you will be able to move the back...

Страница 4: ...e chair You can check this by measuring the distance between the horizontal tubing at the rear and the back of the clamps making sure that the distance is the same on both sides Tighten the clamps around the camber axle When you tighten the clamps you should make sure that the axle protrudes to the same extent on both sides of the chair 1 2 3 4 Maintenance Your Panthera is constructed to be virtua...

Страница 5: ...l for your safety Balance and tipping capacity The position of the rear wheels the angle and the adjustment of the backrest upholstery are the most significant factors affecting the wheelchair s tendency to tip After adapting your chair you should check that you feel safe with the balance of the chair If you feel unsure you should use anti tips or move the rear wheels further back The tipping capac...

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