Obstacles - Sunrise Medical Breezy Ibis Bedienungsanleitung

Ibis
Braking (20"/22"/24")
Tightly grasp both hoops.
Warning!
By braking this way, friction is caused
between your hands and the hoops, which
will create heat. If you brake too fast, your
hands may become very hot.
Miscellaneous
Warning!
Drive carefully on slippery roads, resulting
from rain, ice or snow!
Prevent the wheelchair from coming into
contact with seawater: seawater is caustic
and may damage the wheelchair.
Prevent the scooter from coming into
contact with sand: sand may can affect the
moving parts of the wheelchair, resulting in
unnecessarily rapid wear.
Do not put the wheelchair in direct sunlight:
the upholstery may become too hot, which
may cause burning or an allergic reaction of
the skin.
Do not drive the wheelchair when you are
under the influence of drugs, alcohol or
medication that could affect your ability to
drive.
You must have sufficient eye sight to be able
to safely drive the wheelchair.
Be sure that no items of clothing hang loose.
These could be caught between the wheels.

4.6 Obstacles

The method described below is to be used
when the wheelchair is pushed by an attendant
and will make the user feel safe.
Driving up obstacles
4. Push the kick-tube downward and pull the
wheelchair slightly backward, so that the
castor wheels are released from the ground.
5. Push the wheelchair onto the elevation and
release the kick-tube.
6. Push the wheelchair further and lift the rear
wheels over the obstacle using the push
bracket.
Warning!
Always descend from a sidewalk back to
front, so that the wheelchair cannot tip over
and make the user fall out of the chair.
Do not drive down stairs.
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