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Settings and adjustments
Seat angle range
The seat-tilt range is from -5 to 30°. This range
can be limited on the front (limiting forward
tilt) and on the rear (limiting backward tilt). To
do so, move the 2 locking pins in the hole
pattern on the discs under the seat frame.
The seat angle can be secured in 5-degree
increments by inserting the two pins in the hole
directly above and below the lip/ridge (D).
Seat angle range hole pattern
(E): Spare hole for 2 nd pin. (This spare pin
comes with the original user manual). This
hole does not limit the seat angle.
(F): Limitation max. 0˚ forward tilt (horizontal).
(G): Limitation max. 5˚ forward tilt. The pin
can always be left in this hole if complete
range is desired.
(H): Limitation max. 25˚ backward tilt.
DRIVE FRAME
Recommended drive frame settings
When adjusting the wheel base (WB) take the
moulded seat depth and agility of the user
in forward/backward directions into account.
When adjusting the track width (TB) in the
rear, take the moulded seat width, agility
of the user in lateral direction as well as the
manoeuvrability through doors, etc., into
account.
When adjusting the track width in the front:
take the ideal positioning of the feet of the
user into account.
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E
D
G
F
Seat angle range hole pattern
H
Limitation max. 25˚ backwards
WB
Wheel base
SW front
SW rear
Track width
A
Wheel base adjustment
Settings and adjustments
Wheel base
The wheel base of the chassis is adjustable
so a wheel base suitable to the user can be
selected. This is defined by the seat depth
of the seat support and the user's agility. A
lower seat depth and more agility require a
wider wheel base.
Wheel base adjustment
1. Loosen the socket screws (A).
2. Move the front leg with the wheel up to
the graduated mark of the wheel base
desired.
3. Retighten the socket screw with a torque
of 14 Nm.
4. Repeat this with the other front leg; both
front legs must be adjusted to the same
wheel base using the graduated marks.
Attention: never pull the front legs
beyond the red mark.
Track width
Rear wheels
The track width of the rear wheels can be
adjusted by sliding the rear axle with the rear
wheels in or out. The track width is defined
by the seat width of the seat support and the
user's agility.
Attention:
• When deciding the track width of
the rear wheels, possible conflicts
between moulded seat & the brake
pedal or wheel must be taken into
account for maximum seat angle
tilting. In that case adjust the track
width.
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