Corners; Kerbs - Handicare MIDWAY Bedienungsanleitung

Practise making the transfer in and out of your wheelchair with trained personnel present.
3.3.9

Corners

This front-wheel drive wheelchair allows you to make short, sharp corners. For example, if the centre of the driven front wheels is
just past a door post, you can start the turning movement at this point and the wheelchair will start turning while still in the door
opening.
When driving at high speeds, a wide corner is taken by moving the joystick only very slightly.
3.3.10

Kerbs

The Midway was designed to take obstacles up to 8 centimetres. With the Antibes or the Atlantic, you can take obstacles with a
maximum height of 5 centimetres.
However, it is recommended to always look for the lowest point.
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Warning!
Never stand on the foot plates! This might cause the wheelchair to topple over.
Warning!
Slow down when moving around corners.
Warning!
Always drive onto and off a kerb at right angles, so that both front wheels and both back wheels touch
the pavement or the road at the same time!
Warning!
This is a front-wheel drive wheelchair. When moving down slopes, extreme seating positions may
cause toppling over: always lean back as far as possible
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Slow down when driving onto or off a kerb, and
always do so at right angles.
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