Adjusting The Seat Height And Seat Angle - Vermeiren Inovys II Manual De Instrucciones

3.4

Adjusting the seat height and seat angle

L WARNING:
Risk of injury - Make sure that all screws are properly tightened with
the appropriate tool.
L
WARNING:
Risk of injury - Self-locking nuts are only to be used once or are to be
secured with an additional screw locking device.
L WARNING:
Risk of injury - Adjust the brakes if necessary after adjusting the seat
height and seat angle.
L WARNING:
Risk of injury - Check that the seat heights are mounted in the same
position on both sides.
L WARNING:
Risk of tipping over - When the driving wheels are adjusted, the
position of the wheels are altered.
The seat height of the Inovys II multiposition wheelchair is adjustable in 3 positions in steps
of 35 mm. The seat height can be adjusted by moving the front tube Ⓐ, attachment plate
gas pressure spring Ⓑ and rear wheel plate Ⓒ in different positions. These components you
can find below the seat frame.
Ⓐ Front tube
The basic frame and the seat frame are screwed together with the front tube Ⓐ. In the basic
frame three different sockets are provided for these screws which determine the wheelchair's
seat height.
Ⓑ Attachment plate gas pressure spring
In addition to adjusting the frame, the gas pressure spring for the seat inclination can be fixed
at three different attaching heights Ⓑ. So that the angle of inclination can be kept for the seat
inclination, the assembly height of the gas pressure spring Ⓑ must correspond to the
assembly height of the front tube Ⓐ.
Ⓒ Rear wheel plate
The rear wheel plate Ⓒ must correspond to the assembly height of the front tube Ⓐ.
Seat height
Part Ⓐ, Ⓑ, Ⓒ
460 mm Hole 1
495 mm Hole 2
530 mm Hole 3
Table 2: Seat heights
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Inovys II
2011-11
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