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S-ECO 300
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2.2. Brakes
The brakes, which work directly on the tyres of the wheels, are only to
be used as parking brakes, which means they must only be applied
when the wheelchair is standing still, not for reducing the speed.
2.3. Anti-tip wheels (optional)
The anti-tip wheels prevent the wheelchair from tipping backwards.
Please note, driving with anti-tip wheels on uneven ground, lift
platforms and ramps is only possible to a limited extent. Ensure
sufficient clearance above, below and on the sides.
2.4. Tyres
Always ensure the tyres have a sufficient tread depth (> 1mm). If the
tread depth is too small, it is no longer possible to guarantee safe
handling of the wheelchair.
2.5. Obstacles
Please always use ramps to drive over obstacles (e.g. steps, kerbs, etc.).
Avoid driving into an obstacle without braking or jumping down from
one level to another.
2.6. Steigungen und Gefälle
Always be aware that your wheelchair can tip over backwards even
on a slight up gradient when the drive axle adjustments are extreme.
Only negotiate up and down gradients with these extreme adjustments
when you an assistant to help you. Also use theanti-tip wheels to
prevent tipping over backwards.
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Standard wheelchair |
2.7. Use on Public Roads
The wheelchair is designed for indoor and outdoor use. Please keep in
mind that you are using public roads and therefore have to observe all
road traffic regulations.
Do not endanger other road users through inconsiderate driving,
especially on walkways.
2.8. Purpose
The wheelchair is designed solely to increase mobility and to transport
people with impaired mobility in accordance with indications listed.
The maximum user load is 125 kg for the S-Eco 300 model 1031 and
170 kg for the S-Eco 300 XL model 1036.
Please note:
We are only able to issue a guarantee if the product is used in
accordance with the specified conditions and for the specified purpose.
2.9. Indications for use
Walking disability or distinct walking impairment due to:
• paralysis
• loss of limb
• extremity defect/deformation
• joint stiffness/damage (not affecting both arms)
• other diseases
Use of a reinforced wheelchair is indicated, if the body weight of the
disabled person is 125 kg or more and a standard wheelchair no longer
guarantees the required safety.
Bischoff & Bischoff GmbH | 13.02.2020
S-ECO 300
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