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4.4 Anti-tipper
The anti-tippers are stored in a rotatable
position within the frame adapter (A). To
activate, push down the anti-tipper on the
upper end of the pipe with the foot – or better
with your hand –, turn it 180° backwards, and
release it so it can engage into the positioning
slot (B). To deactivate, please proceed the
same way.
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ATTENTION
Please also read the respective SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS in chapter 2.
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ATTENTION
Please make sure that the extension is always
engaged in its end position because a loose
anti-tipper may lead to injuries in the
assistant’s ankle area.
PLEASE NOTE
To surmount barriers or obstacles, the anti-
tipper may have to be swung in by the
assistant and swung out afterwards because
otherwise, the wheelchair might not be
sufficiently tilted to the back.
4.5 Wheels with quick-
release-axles
The quick-release-axles provide that all of
our rear wheels are easily demountable and
attachable without using any tools.
No person is allowed to be seated in the
wheelchair while mounting or demounting.
The wheelchair must be placed – supported
and tilt resistant – on even, firm ground and
it must be secured against rolling away and
tipping over.
Activate the anti-tipper and loosen the
locking brake on one side, push the arrestor
button (A) in the wheel hub and remove
/attach the rear wheel with the button (A)
pushed. After successful installation, the
arrestor button should protrude the wheel
nut by several millimetres.
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ATTENTION
Please make sure that the quick-release-
axle with the arrestor button and arrestor
bolt is always clean. Sand, earth, dirt,
moisture, and ice may lead to malfunctions
of the snap-action mechanism, which
inherits a considerable safety risk.