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Going Up Or Down Stairs Or A High Obstacle; Driving The Wheelchair - B+B Pyro Start Plus Manual De Instrucciones

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7.3. Going up or down stairs or a
high obstacle
Only the frame and the push handles must be used
as grip points.
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The helpers only grip on the firmly fixed frame parts (Fig. 25). In order
to go up stairs, the rear helper pulls the wheelchair backwards up the
steps by holding onto firmly-mounted handles. The lower helper grips
on the front frame tubes and stabilises the wheelchair. When doing this
he pushes the drive wheels of the wheelchair onto the steps.
When descending, the lower helper brakes the chair by pressing
the wheelchair straight into the steps. The upper helper holds the
wheelchair by the push handles, keeps it secure and holds it in the
right position. The wheelchair should roll down step by step.
Two attendants must help with obstacles and stairs
with more than three steps.
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7.4. Driving the wheelchair

Sit in your Bischoff & Bischoff wheelchair. Make sure that you sit as
far back as possible.
Propulsion is achieved using the handrims on the drive wheels.
Place your hands on the handrims using your thumbs and bent
index fingers.
From this position, push the wheelchair with both hands (Fig. 26).
Turning right: hold the right handrim tight and only push with the
left one
Turning left: push in the opposite way
Turning on the spot: push the handrims in opposite directions at
the same time
Braking: reduce the speed of the handrims with your hands.
Carry out the first test drives carefully, until you have got used to
the wheelchair and its driving characteristics. Wheelchairs only have
limited security against tipping over and slipping. Take extra care when
braking, starting off or turning on slopes. Extended leaning out of the
wheelchair also increases the risk of tipping over. Tipping protection
reduces this risk. For easier obstacle negotiation, the attendant can tip
the wheelchair (see Chapter 4.12).
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