Attaching The Belts; Transport - Thomashilfen Basic Bedienungsanleitung

User manual – Basic seat unit
Angle of recline
Loosen the clamping lever on the backrest (Fig. 23) and remove the safety pin below the lever (Fig. 24). Now the back-
rest can be brought into the desired position. Finally, retighten the clamping lever after the position has been set.
When transporting the rehab stroller in a vehicle, the safety pin must always engage into the hole (90° seat angle).
Lower leg length
The grub screws on the side of the footrest can be loosened using the Allen wrench (SW 3; Fig. 25). Now the footrest
can be adjusted infinitely. Then the grub screws must be retightened.
Foot angle
Loosen the four screws on the right and left of the underside of the footrest, adjust the desired foot angle, and then
retighten the screws. You will need a 10 mm box wrench or combination wrench (Fig. 26).
Knee angle
Set the knee angle by loosening the red eccentric lever on both knee joints (Fig. 5).
TIP: The footrest can be folded up to simplify getting into and out of the stroller.

Attaching the belts

Depending on the size of the child, guide the two upper belts through the openings in the cushioning and insert them
through the slots in the frontmost back plate (Fig. 27). Then guide the belts into the buckles and adjust the desired belt
length (Fig. 28).
The two bottom ends of the belts can be attached with buckles to the rear of the back plate or to the plastic element on
the side (Figs. 29-30). Guide the belts to the left and right of the backrest upholstery and continue to the corresponding
buckle, and then fasten them.
The front belts of the 4-point lap belt are also attached to the plastic element on the right and left sides of the seat side
guide. Remove the cushion of the seat side guide, guide the belt through the slot in the seat side guide, insert it into the
buckle, and fasten it. Attach the cushion again. (Figs. 31-32)
TIP: In addition, the belt length can be adjusted at the front; to do so, pull on the D-ring to shorten the belt.

Transport

The Basic seat unit, together with the A chassis Advantage, can be folded up for transport in a vehicle trunk. Heed the
instructions for folding the rehab wagon and use the lock for folding to avoid unintentional unfolding.
The seat unit and chassis can be separated so that their weights can be lifted separately. In this regard, please refer to
the instructions for removing the seat unit.
To ensure the simplest possible handling, use one hand to grab the seat unit by the handle on the backrest, to which the
release lever for the seat tilting is also attached (Fig. 1). With the other hand, grab the front edge of the seat.
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