Operating instructions SPEEDY 4all & 4you & 4teen
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Figure 115: Anti-tipping support engaged correctly
To move the
anti-tipping support into the
passive position
, press the anti-tipping bar
downwards and swivel this to the inside
underneath th seating area. Make sure that the
anti-tipping support is engaged correctly again.
This is visible when the footrest pins have
engaged in the corresponding recess of the
anti-tipping supports from the one side and the
M6 fixing screws from the other side.
Figure 116: Moving anti-tippers into the passive
position
24.2 Removing and attaching the
headrest
Figure 117: Overview of terms
To
remove
the anti-tippers, the M5 fixing
screws (AF 3 mm) are screwed out of the
spring retention cap and at the same time, the
cord that is fixed to the tension spring is
retained. Now the anti-tipping bars can be
removed from the anti-tipping support
downwards. The spring retention cap must
also be removed. In order to prevent loosing
the M5 fixing screw, this is screwed back into
the spring retention cap.
To
install
the anti-tippers, the anti-tipping bar
is inserted into the anti-tipping support from
underneath and pulled upwards using the cord.
In doing so, the M6 fixing screw must engage
on the side of the footrest pin and on the other
side, in the recess of the anti-tipping support.
Press the anti-tipping support
downwards and swivel inwards
underneath the seating area
Anti-tipping bar
Anti-tipping
supports
Footrest pins
Spring retention
cap
M5 fixing screw
Cord on the tension
spring
M6 fixing screws engaged
in the recess of the anti-
tipping support