Maintenance And Care; Checking The Tyre Pressure - InterCo SIMPLY LIGHT Bedienungsanleitung

6.9.4 Floating axles for front wheels
For removing the swivel wheels, proceed as follows:
Remove the seat unit (see section 6�1)�
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Fold up the SIMPLY LIGHT (see section 6�6�1)� But, do not apply the parking
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brake in this case�
Lift the front of the SIMPLY LIGHT slightly, so that the front wheel is lifted
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from the ground�
Press the rubber covering of the guide tube with your thumb� Thereby, a
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locking button located under the covering is actuated�
Hold the button pressed and remove the swivel wheel with your other hand�
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Repeat the process on the other side�
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To attach the swivel wheels (e�g� after transportation) proceed in reverse
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order� The wheels must engage audibly�
6.9.5 e.fix (attachment is possible)
7.

Maintenance and care

The following section contains some instructions regarding the maintenance of
the SIMPLY LIGHT seat unit wheelchair� For repairs and maintenance, or if you
have any questions regarding SIMPLY LIGHT, please contact your local supplier�
7.1 Checking the tyre pressure
SIMPLY LIGHT features pneumatic tyres as standard� In order to keep rolling
resistance to an absolute minimum, you should check the tyre pressure at regu-
lar intervals� The tyres are standardly equipped with automobile valves, so you
can check the pressure by using the tyre gauge at your local petrol station�
The required filling pressure is printed on the tyres and is also specified in the
"technical data" section of these instructions�
To check the tyre pressure, please proceed as follows:
Apply the parking brake (see section 6�8�1)
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Unscrew the valve cap from the valve by turning it anti-clockwise�
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Press the tyre gauge nozzle firmly onto the valve�
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Correct the tyre pressure to the specified value�
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Remove the tyre gauge nozzle from the valve�
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Screw the valve cap onto the thread of the valve (clockwise)�
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Repeat the operation until you have checked all tyres�
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If necessary, release the parking brake (see section 6�8�2)�
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