Transporting The Tride; Important - Thomashilfen TRide Manual De Instrucciones

Headrest
Insert the headrest tube into the locator on top of the headrest bracket and tighten the wing screw (fig. 24). The headrest
can be infinitely adjusted in height using the knurled screws on the rear of the backrest (fig. 25). The headrest angle can
be changed by loosening the wing screws on the headrest bracket (fig. 26).
Furthermore, the depth of the headrest can be adjusted by loosening the wing screw on top of the headrest bracket (fig.
24). The angle of the headrest surface can also be adjusted both vertically and horizontally by loosening the screws of
the ball joint (fig. 27). Ensure that all screws are retightened after the adjustments have been completed.
Back angle adjustment
Release the locking lever and pull out the safety locking pin located beneath the lever (fig. 28). The backrest can now be
set to the desired angle. It must be ensured that the locking pin snaps back into place. Finally, return the locking lever to
the locked position once the adjustment has been made.
Note: The seat units has got a number of hole on the backrest into which the safety locking pin snaps.
When transporting the rehabilitation stroller in a vehicle, the safety locking pin must always be located in the lowest
hole (90° seat angle).
Lower leg length
Loosen the threaded pins at the side of the foot rest using the Allen wrench (fig. 29). The foot rest can now be can be
infinitely adjusted. Finally, retighten the threaded pins once the adjustment has been made.
Foot angle
Loosen the four screws on the right and left on the underside of the foot rest. Adjust to the desired foot angle and retighten
the screws (fig. 30).
Knee angle
Set the knee angle by loosening the wing nuts located on both toggle joints (fig. 31).
Tip: The foot rest can be flipped up to facilitate transfer of the child.

Transporting the tRide

The tRide can be folded for transport in the luggage area of a vehicle.
The tRide has been successfully impact tested against international standard ISO 7176/19 and ANSI/RESNA WC/Vol.1 –
Section 19 and may be used as a vehicle seat.
We recommend that the transport of children with a body mass of less than 22kg transfer to a Child
Restraint System (sometimes referred to as an infant safety seat, a child restraint system, a restraint car seat, or
ambiguously as car seats) in compliance with ECE Regulation 44/04; In order to provide the best
possible protection for the child.
If transfer to a Child Restraint System is not possible, due to the needs of the occupant e.g. a need for continual
postural support, occupant discomfort, anxiety or a dependency on the medical device, then the decision
to carry the occupant in their wheelchair or buggy should involve an individual risk assessment process.
This risk assessment processshould involve a therapist who would be able to support reasons not to
transfer the occupant to a Child Restraint System.
IMPORTANT: When used as a vehicle seat the following instructions must be followed.
The tRide is designed to be forward-facing when used as a seat in a motor vehicle.
The occupant should transfer to the vehicle seat and use the vehicle-installed
restraint system whenever it is feasible!
In order to fasten the chassis at the floor of the vehicle, only use belt systems which
meet the standard ISO 10542.
The 4 tie-down securement points are indicated with the following symbol:
CAUTION: When the stroller is being used as a seat in a motor vehicle the locking pin at the tilt-in-space
mechanism must engage in a position that inclines the seat backwards. (fig. 32) The locking pin is
marked with the symbol shown above.
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