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BX 11 | BX 11 S
| Adaptive wheelchair
• Pull the lever back towards you to release the brake. Operating
position: Extend the brake lever to its longest position and fold it
down before driving off (Fig. 28, Fig. 29).
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4.7.3. Drum brake (optional)
The wheelchair can be equipped with a brake system that can be
operated by an attendant via the brake levers on the push handles.
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(Fig. 30).
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Fold the brake lever extension backwards during side
transfer (Abb. 29).
For brake adjustment and installation of the brake
lever extension, please consult the installation
instructions provided by your dealer.
The parking brake - with and without brake lever
extension - only acts on one drive wheel and must
therefore always be used on both sides!
Never use the brake lever as a support
- e.g. when transferring or standing up - otherwise
there is a risk of tipping and falling! The lever
could break off!
Adaptive wheelchair |
4.8. Wheels and tyres
4.8.1. Thru axle
The wheelchair has quick-release axles as standard. Therefore you can
easily mount and dismount the wheels.
• Press the locking button of the quick-release axle with the thumb
and pull off the wheel (Fig. 31).
• When refitting, simply place the wheel on the holder. When doing
so, press in the locking button.
The locking sound of the quick-release axle tells you that the wheel is
securely mounted. After each assembly, make sure that the wheels are
firmly seated!
4.8.2. Drive wheels
Check the drive wheels regularly for sufficient tyre pressure and tyre
tread.
Set the tyre pressure as indicated on the tyre casing.
4.8.3. Castor wheels
If the castor wheels are worn or defective, ask your
specialist dealer to repair them!
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