Carrying The Electric Wheelchair; Assembly And Disassembly Of The Electric Wheelchair - Vermeiren Forest Manual De Instrucciones

Possible sources of radiation include:
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Portable receiver and transmitter installations (receiver and transmitter with fixed
antenna)
- Transmitting and receiving sets
- Portable TV, radio and navigation devices
- Other personal transmitting devices
•
Mobile medium-range transmitting and receiving devices (e.g. car antennas)
- Fixed transmitting and receiving sets
- Fixed mobile transmitting and receiving devices
- Fixed radio, TV and navigation systems
•
Long-range transmitting and receiving devices
- Radio and television towers
- Amateur radio sets
•
Other home devices
- CD player
- Notebook
- Microwave oven
- Cassette recorder
- etc.
Devices like electric shavers and hair dryers will have no influence provided that they
function perfectly and their cabling be in an excellent condition. Please conform to the
operating instructions accompanying such electric instruments to ensure trouble free
operating of your wheelchair.
2.2

Carrying the electric wheelchair

The best way to carry the electric wheelchair is to make use of free-wheel mode of the
electric wheelchair. Place the wheelchair in free-wheel mode and roll the wheelchair with the
push bar to the desired place.
When the wheelchair must be taken up or down stairs, do this with the wheelchair ramps or
lift systems. At least two persons are required to move the wheelchair up or down stairs or
over single steps.
Another way to carry the electric wheelchair is to dismantle the electric wheelchair. Carry the
separate parts (frame, armrests, footrests, batteries) to the desired place.
2.3

Assembly and disassembly of the electric wheelchair

The electric wheelchair is delivered fully assembled. Your dealer delivers the wheelchair fully
assembled and explains the various operating elements and their use. However, for your
own safety we provide a further, detailed explanation of the different parts.
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