Sunrise Medical QUICKIE series Gebrauchsanweisung Seite 16

9. Hot surfaces: Not only motors can become hot during the operation of the chair, the upholstery material and
armrests may heat up when standing in the sun.
10. Lap belts: Lap belts are fitted as positional aids, and are not suitable as transportation restraints.
Position belt is situated in the middle of the stomach. The positioning belt should be adjusted so that a hand
can be placed between the user and the belt.
Maintenance: Check lap belt, and security components, at regular intervals for any sign of frays, or damage.
Replace if necessary.
NOTES:
- The rider plus item should never exceed a total weight of 125 kg.
- Before you use the chair, carefully check the functionality.
- If you discover any chair malfunction, take it to be repaired or reset. Your dealer can help you to find the fault and
correct it.
- Make sure batteries are charged.
- Be aware that there is a point during every transfer when the wheelchair seat is not below you.
- Use extra care when you drive your chair in reverse. If one of the wheels hits an obstacle, you could lose control
of the chair or fall out.
- Never use your chair on a slope unless you are sure you can do so without losing traction.
- Lift the chair only by non-detachable parts of the main frame.
- Never short-circuit electrical connections as you could cause an explosion.
- Do not use this chair if any of the tyres are under or over-inflated.
- When using mobile phones you should switch off the chair to avoid causing electromagnetic radiation.
B. CHARACTERISTICS (Fig. 1)
Back upholstery .......................................................... 1
Armrest ....................................................................... 2
Control lever ................................................................ 3
Height and width-adjustable armrest ......................... 4
Stabilising bar ............................................................. 5
Battery boxes .............................................................. 6
Drive wheel.............. ................................................... 7
C. ASSEMBLY
1. Footrest (Fig. 2): The footrests can be swung away by moving the release lever in the swing-away direction. To
remove the footrest, activate the release lever, rotate the footrest approx. 90º outwards and then pull it out upwards.
To refit the footrest follow the reverse procedure and the lock engages automatically when swung inwards.
2. Armrest (Fig. 3): Slide the armrest tube into the receiver of the wheelchair and turn the lever to the right to
secure it. If you require a different individually fixed armrest height, you can set this using the adjusting screw on
the connecting tube.
3. Anti-tip wheels: These are mounted when the wheelchair leaves the factory. The anti-tip wheel tube is screwed
firmly to the motor retaining plate of the wheelchair frame. The anti-tip wheels can be removed by slackening and
unscrewing the two M8 Allen screws. Reverse the procedure to assemble. Note: If anti-tips wheels are fitted, the
wheelchair may interfere with kerbs when mounting or dismounting.
4. Kerb climber (Fig. 4):
The left and right mounting plates for the Kerb Climber Tube (1) are fixed onto the inside of the frame using the
sleeves, nuts and bolts provided.
Next fit the Kerb Climber Tube, starting on the left hand side and fitting the end of the tube into the round
socket on the left-hand mounting plate.
Then fit the right-hand end into the square socket on the right mounting plate and pass the quick release axle
through it (2).
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Motors .............................................................. 8
Castors ............................................................ 9
Footrest ............................................................ 10
Cushion ............................................................ 11
Control position ............................................... 12
Joystick ............................................................ 13