Locking Function For The Front Wheels; Adjusting The Seat Tilt Angle; Tip-Assit; Adjustments - Thomashilfen tRide Bedienungsanleitung

Locking function for the front wheels

Lock: Straighten the front wheels and lock them in-place using the locking pin (audibly clicks into place).
Unlock: Pull out the locking pin and fix it using a half-turn (fig. 15)

Adjusting the seat tilt angle

CAUTION: When adjusting the seat tilt angle always hold the back of the rehabilitation stroller to prevent the child
from being jolted when changing position. We recommend that you make this adjustment with the
child not sitting in the seat unit. If the adjustment is made when the child is sitting in the seat the child
must always be held or supported by a second person.
The seat tilt angle is adjusted using the lever on the headrest frame. Pulling and holding the release lever releases the seat
tilt mechanism which can then be set to a range of positions. These positions are evident from the hole pattern on the
seat mount. Once you have positioned the seat as desired, release the lever and the seat tilt angle will then automatically
lock into place. Check once again that the seat has locked into place properly by pressing on the seat's backrest. The seat
tilt mechanism must be locked into the corresponding locking hole on both sides of the tRide (fig. 16)
CAUTION: During day-to-day use always ensure that the release lever remains unobstructed and that it is not
accidentally released or locked (by pressing against it or through it coming into contact with
other objects). There is otherwise an increased risk of tipping over/injury to the child.
Active seating position: The seat tilt adjustment of the tRide can be set to an active seating position of -10°. A non-locking
spring-loaded pin prevents this position from being accidentally selected. To select the active seating position, pull out
the spring-loaded pin on the seat mounting while adjusting the seat tilt angle (fig. 33)
Once the user leaves the active seating position the spring-loaded pin will once again block the seat tilt mechanism when
the 0° position is exceeded.
Tip-assist
(accessory)
Place your foot on the tip-assist then – with both hands on the rehabilitation stroller – tip as required (fig. 17).
Range of adjustments
Seat width
Loosen the four star grips (fig. 18) beneath the seat and slide out the side panels as necessary (fig. 19). If the seat depth
is set to its minimum, the maximum setting for the seat width is governed by the available space between the lateral
backrest upholstery pads. The seat upholstery does not need to be removed to adjust the seat width. Once you have
made the adjustment, re-tighten the star grips.
Seat depth
Loosen all four star grips (that are also used to adjust the seat width) beneath the seat and pull out the seat section
towards you (fig. 20). The seat upholstery does not need to be removed to adjust the seat depth. Once you have made
the adjustment re-tighten the star grips.
Tip: For easy adjustment of the seat depth grip the front edge of the seat with one hand and press against
the bottom part of the backrest (center) with the other.
Arm support
The arm supports are adjustable both in height and depth. To adjust the arm supports loosen both wing nuts, set the
desired height and depth and retighten the nuts (fig. 21).
Back height
Slightly release the lateral backrest upholstery from the seat. Loosen the two knurled screws at the top of the lateral tubes
(fig. 22). Now the back section can be infinitely adjusted in height until the point where it locks into place (the spring-
loaded pin snaps audibly into place). Use Velcro to re-attach the lateral backrest upholstery.
To reduce the back height, press the spring-loaded pin beneath the knurled screw on the right side and slide the back
section downwards until it reaches the desired height (fig. 23).
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