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ATTENTION
The mounting of additional drives is to be
conducted by the producer of the respective
system or by a medical supply store assigned
to this purpose and entirely lies in their
responsibility.
2. Safety instructions
2.1 General security advice
Please make sure to read this user manual and
the safety instructions very carefully before
taking your new Kika into service. It is of
utmost importance that both the user and their
assistant are able to both understand and
realise all instructions. Since it is not possible
to list all dangers that may possibly occur
under different circumstances, please make
good use of caution and mind whenever you
are using your wheelchair!
Please use Kika exclusively according to the
specifications described in chapters 1.4 and
1.5. If used otherwise and/or inappropriately,
the wheelchair may considerably endanger you
and your surroundings. Furthermore, this may
lead to the expiry of our guarantee and product
liability!
Please make yourself and your child
acquainted with the respective functions,
specific characteristics, and the operation of
your wheelchair. Take sufficient time for this
and please make sure to conduct your first
driving practices with the support of an
experienced assistant.
It is very important that – in the presence of an
experienced assistant – you test the stability of
your new wheelchair to both sides, to the front,
and to the back. To do this, please slowly lean
as far as you can to each side, front, and back
while sitting in your wheelchair in order to, for
instance, pick up an object from the ground.
Attentively observe when exactly the
wheelchair starts tipping over and memorize
this point well.
To keep your wheelchair permanently safe
and functional, please consider the
instructions on handling (chapter 4) and
maintenance (chapter 5).
Do not ever leave your wheelchair
unattended – neither empty nor occupied!
The brakes might loosen unintentionally and
endanger you, your child, and your
surroundings considerably. Always position
your wheelchair against a wall or a corner so
it cannot roll away.
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ATTENTION
Please do not by any means conduct
adjustments, maintenance and/or repair
work by yourself, but always turn to the
medical supply store of your confidence
whose trained staff has been introduced
proficiently to the conduction of this work
and is equipped with the necessary tools.
For functional reasons, your hands are
placed on rotating parts (i.e. the rear
wheels) while driving your wheelchair. To
avoid injuring your hands, please make sure
not to reach into the spokes of the rear
wheels or the space between rear wheel
and lever brake.
Profile wheels with integrated handrims or
spoke covers (optional devices) reduce the
risk of finger injuries.