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2. Important safety information
2.1. General safety notes
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In order to prevent falls and dangerous situations, practise with
your new wheelchair on level, clear ground first. An attendant is
recommended.
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Before using the wheelchair check that all attached parts are
properly fixed.
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Only lift the wheelchair using firmly installed parts (see Chapter
5.3).
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Make sure that the quick-release axles are firmly positioned in the
axle support, otherwise there is a risk of injury.
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The risk of tipping over to any side increases with changes in balan-
ce through body movements or loading the wheelchair.
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The wheelchair must not be used to transport several individuals or
loads. Please respect the intended use (see Chapter 2.5)!
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When carrying out setting or adjustment work on the wheelchair
there is a risk that body parts could get pinched!
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Keep items of clothing and body parts away from gaps between
moving parts!
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When overcoming obstacles (steps, etc.) call in an attendant. Use
tipping aids (see Chapter 4.9.1).
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Negotiate steps and large obstacles with the help of at least two
attendants (see Chapter 5.3). Use equipment such as ramps, lifts or
stair-climbing devices, if these are available.
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When driving on downhill/uphill slopes, please be aware that even
at a few degrees, there is a risk of tipping over. We recommend the
use of anti-tip wheels (see Chapter 4.9.2).
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Avoid collisions of any type!
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Drive only on level, firm ground
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When transferring to or from the wheelchair, apply both parking
brakes (see Chapter 4.7).
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When on the road, observe the road traffic regulations (StVZO).