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6.5 Adjustment options
Adjustment options are those parts of a
wheelchair that can be adjusted by the
user without the use of tools. The Liam
can be ordered with the following
adjustment options:
Mechanical adjustment options
•
Backrest recline
LIAM SEATING
•
Headrest
LIAM SEATING
6.6 Freewheel switch: pushing
the wheelchair
The wheelchair can also be moved by
pushing. For this purpose, the motors
must be disengaged. This is done with a
freewheel switch; one for each motor.
The freewheel switch can be set to two
positions:
•
‘Drive’ mode. In this position, the
chair can not be pushed (a in figure
6.5).
•
‘Push’ mode. In this position, the
chair can not be driven using the
controller (b in figure 6.5).
Figuur 6.5
The automatic parking brake only works
if the switch is set to the ‘drive’ position.
The freewheel switch should only be set
to ‘push’ if the chair is to be pushed.
When the chair is no longer being
pushed, the freewheel switch should be
set to 'drive' immediately.
•
The freewheel switch is a function
that was developed especially for
wheelchair attendants. The
freewheel switch should only be
operated by the attendant and
never by the user.
•
Never set the switch to ‘push’ on a
slope! When the freewheel switch
is set to ‘push’, the automatic
parking brake will be deactivated.
The wheelchair could then move
down the slope.
6.7 Storage after use
If the wheelchair is not in use, it must be
stored in a cool place without being
exposed to extreme weather conditions.
Do not place the wheelchair in direct
sunlight. Parts of the wheelchair can
become so hot that they could cause
burns. The surrounding temperature
when stored may not be lower than 20˚C
or higher than +65˚C.