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Step 5:
Adjusting the backrest angle
Move your buttocks as close as possible up against the
backrest. Release the backrest lock by pulling up the lever
(1). The backrest moves forward, spring-assisted. Through
upper body pressure, you move the backrest into the
desired position and fix it by releasing the lever.
Choose the backrest angle such that you can easily place
your arms round the steering wheel when they are slightly
bent. While turning the steering wheel, you should main-
tain shoulder contact with the seat. The angle should not
be set higher than 15° to 20°. A backrest that is adjusted
too far back increases the risk of neck pain.
Step 6:
Adjust the shoulder support
Pulling up the lever (2) releases the lock, and the backrest
shoulder support is tilted forward, spring-assisted. Using
the pressure of the upper body and head you adjust the
shoulder section to the desired position and are able to
release the lever again.
Adjust the shoulder area support in such a way that it best
matches your spinal column's natural S shape and that the
shoulder area touches the backrest without feeling any
pressure. Thus you support the upper back, take the pres-
sure off the neck muscles and prevent muscle tension.
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