Hoggi SWINGBO-VTi User manual

SWINGBO-VTi
Systemwheelchair for kids
User manual
- Partnering together to mobilise kids

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User manual SWINGBO-VTi System-Wheelchair for kids
1 Common Information_________________________________________________________________________________2
1.1 Preface _______________________________________________________________________________________2
1.2 Application ____________________________________________________________________________________2
1.3 Declaration of conformity _________________________________________________________________________2
1.4 Terms of warranty_______________________________________________________________________________2
1.5 Servicing and repairs ____________________________________________________________________________2
2 Safety instructions___________________________________________________________________________________3
2.1 Meaning of symbols _____________________________________________________________________________3
2.2 Common safety instructions _______________________________________________________________________3
3 Delivery and Preparing for use _________________________________________________________________________6
4 Adjusting and adaptation possibilities _________________________________________________________________10
4.1 Wheel lock (wheel lock lever integrated in wheel guards) _______________________________________________10
4.2 Seat width / seat height / camber __________________________________________________________________11
4.3 Seat depth ___________________________________________________________________________________11
4.4 Backrest height (backrest panel trough shaped) ______________________________________________________12
4.5 Backrest height (backrest panel angle- and height adjustable) ___________________________________________12
4.6 Decline (backrest panel trough shaped)_____________________________________________________________12
4.7 Decline (backrest panel angle- and height adjustable) _________________________________________________12
4.8 Active degree _________________________________________________________________________________12
4.9 Tilt__________________________________________________________________________________________13
4.10 Height adjustment of push-bar ___________________________________________________________________13
4.11 Height- and angle adjustment of push-handle ________________________________________________________13
4.12 Anti tip ______________________________________________________________________________________14
4.13 Detaching rear wheels with quickrelease ___________________________________________________________14
4.14 Pneumatic tyres / PU-tyres_______________________________________________________________________15
4.15 Hand rims_________________________________________________________________ ___________________15
4.16 Drum brakes__________________________________________________________________________________16
5 Accessories _______________________________________________________________________________________17
5.1 Seat panel ___________________________________________________________________________________17
5.2 Backrest (backrest panel angle- and height adjustable) ________________________________________________17
5.3 Backrest (backrest panel trough shaped)____________________________________________________________17
5.4 Foot rest hanger 90°____________________________________________________________________________17
5.5 Knee angle system (angle adjustable) ______________________________________________________________18
5.6 Footrest angle adjustment _______________________________________________________________________18
5.7 Footrest lock (optional) _________________________________________________________________________18
5.8 Footrest _____________________________________________________________________________________18
5.9 Footrest with heel stop __________________________________________________________________________19
5.10 Single foot rest hanger (with two single footplates in boat shape) _________________________________________19
5.11 Lower leg length _______________________________________________________________________________19
5.12 Seat cushion__________________________________________________________________________________19
5.13 Backrest cushion ______________________________________________________________________________19
5.14 Spoke guards_________________________________________________________________________________20
5.15 Headrest „standard“: with cushion ________________________________________________________________20
5.16 Headrest bracket „universal“ _____________________________________________________________________20
5.17 Headrest with occiput upholstery _________________________________________________________________20
5.18 Trunk supports ________________________________________________________________________________21
5.19 Chest-/thoracic support _________________________________________________________________________21
5.20 Armrests with PU pads _________________________________________________________________________21
5.21 Armrests with tilt balancing ______________________________________________________________________21
5.22 Therapy tray__________________________________________________________________________________22
5.23 Lap belt _____________________________________________________________________________________22
5.24 4-point lap belt ________________________________________________________________________________22
5.25 Ankle hugger _________________________________________________________________________________23
5.26 Hip pads _____________________________________________________________________________________23
5.27 Abduction block _______________________________________________________________________________23
6 Transport__________________________________________________________________________________________23
6.1 In the trunk (luggage space) of a car_______________________________________________________________23
6.2 Using SWINGBO-VTi for bus transport_____________________________________________________________24
6.3 Transfer - getting into or out of the wheelchair _______________________________________________________24
6.4 Anti tippers to override steps_____________________________________________________________________25
7 Maintenance _______________________________________________________________________________________26
8 Technical Data _____________________________________________________________________________________27

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1 Common Information
1.1 Preface
Thank you for selecting the SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair. We have designed this high-quality product to make
your life safer and easier, and we’ve included this manual to help you use and care for it. Please read the follo-
wing instructions to make sure you use this product as recommended. If you have any further questions, or if
you have any problems, please contact your healthcare provider.
We hope that SWINGBO-VTi meets your expectations.
The design, as described in these instructions for use, are subject to technical alterations without notice.
1.2 Application
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is designed solely for individual indoor and outdoor use by persons who are
unable to walk or who have a walking impediment, and can be operated by the patient or by another person.
Assistance may be required due to:
• Paralysis (paraplegia / tetraplegia or tetraparesis) • Muscle and nerve disorders
• Loss of limbs (dysmelia/lower limb amputation) • Imperfect osteogenesis
• Infantile/spastic cerebral palsy • Poliomyelitis
• Spina Bida
1.3 Declaration of Conformity
HOGGI® GmbH as manufacturer with sole responsibility declares that the SWINGBO-VTi conforms to the
requirements of the 93/42/EEC Guidelines.
1.4 Terms of Warranty
Warranty applies only when the product is used according to the specied conditions and for the intended
purposes, following all manufacturer’s recommendations.
The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by components and spare parts not approved by
the manufacturer.
1.5 Service and Repairs
Service and repairs on the SWINGBO-VTi should only be carried out by authorized HOGGI dealers. Should
any problems arise, please contact the dealer who supplied your SWINGBO-VTi.
Authorized dealers only t original HOGGI spare parts.
For Preparing, repair and service, the following tools are required:
Allen wrench, size: 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm und 6 mm
Screw wrench, size: 8 mm, 10 mm, 13 mm, 17 mm, 19 mm und 24 mm
Your authorized HOGGI dealer:

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2Safety instructions
2.1 Meaning of symbols
Caution!
Warning of possible danger of accident and injury. Warning of possible technical damage.
Information!
about use of product.
Information!
for service-personnel.
Attention!
Read manual before!
2.2 Common safety instructions
Read manual completely before use!
Familiarize yourself with handling and functions of the wheelchair before use and practice
the handling.
You are responsible for the safety of your child. The safety of your child could be
affected if you do not follow the instructions of this manual. Nevertheless not all possible
circumstances and unpredictable situations can be covered by this manual. Reason, care
and circumspection are not features of the product, they are required of persons, who use
the wheelchair or attend it. The person, who is using the wheelchair and its accessories
should understand all instructions. It must explained to every other person using the
wheelchair and its accessories.
If instructions are not clear and further explanations become necessary, or if you have
further questions please contact your HOGGI dealer.
Practise with the new wheelchair on even, straightforward terrain rst, together with the
child. Together with the child, learn how the wheelchair reacts when the centre of gravity
shifts; for example on slopes or inclines or when clearing obstacles such as steps and
curbs. This should be done only with assistance from another person.
Using an anti-tip is strongly recommended for inexperienced wheelchair users.
Strap in your child at all times, when it is in the wheelchair.
HOGGI points out, that any use beside the typical use can be dangerous. The wheelchair
is not suitable for jogging, running, skating or similar activities. Swivelling front wheels tend
to wobble at higher speed, which can cause a sudden stop and tip over of the wheelchair.
Use the wheelchair only at regular walking speed. Under no circumstances leave the
handle bar while pushing and never push the wheelchair away.
The wheel chair should only be used on solid level ground.
Use your wheelchair as intended by the manufacturer. For instance, do not drive into
obstacles (including steps, curbs) without braking. Do not „jump” the chair down from
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To clear obstacles such as steps and curbs, tilt the wheelchair onto the rear wheels (pull it
backwards to go up; to descend, slowly lower it forward).
If only one attendant is available when ascending or descending stairs, an incorrectly set
anti-tip (if mounted at all) can lead to severe falls. Adjust the anti-tipper so that it does not
come in the way of the steps during transport. Afterwards, swing the anti-tipper back to its
operational position.
Do not go up or down stairs without the assistance of another person. If devices such
as ramps or elevators are available, please use them. Ensure that the anti-tip (if mounted)
is outside the danger-area. If wheelchairfriendly access is missing, two attendants must
carry the wheelchair over the obstacle.
When ascending slopes or ramps and when crossing obstacles on upward slopes, always
lean the wheelchair user‘s upper body far forward.
When descending slopes, do not drive without braking and reduce your speed. Reduced
load on the casters due to centre of gravity shifting can cause the casters to utter.
If you have to park on a slope, face the wheelchair uphill with the brakes engaged and
ensure that the seat is in the upright position. There is a risk that the pushchair might tip
over backwards if the seat is the reclined position.
Before leaving the wheelchair and before getting into and out of it, always lock the wheel
locks.
It is only allowed for children with a body weight less than 20 kg to stand on the footplate
getting into the wheelchair.
For children above 20 kg fold up the footplate before getting into or out of the wheelchair.
Depending on footplate settings and wheelchair geometry, the wheelchair may tip over if
the user boards the chair using the footplate. First practise boarding the chair with the child
and an attendant who can secure the wheelchair, and modify footplate and seat height
settings if the chair has a tendency to tip over. In addition, turn the caster fork to the front
prior to using the footplate for getting into the wheelchair; this increases the wheelbase
and thereby the wheelchair‘s stability against tipping.
The effectiveness of the wheel lock and the overall driving quality are dependent on
adequate air pressure. With properly inated rear wheels and even tyre pressure on both
sides, your wheelchair is much easier to operate and manoeuvre. Before starting to use
your wheelchair, check that the tyres are inated correctly. The required air pressure is
printed on the side of the tyre. For rear wheels, it should be at least 6 bar.
All brakes acting on the tyres do not serve as service brake but are only designed as
parking brake (wheel lock). The wheel locks must not be used as driving brakes for slowing
down the wheelchair, as in extreme cases, the abrupt stopping of the wheelchair can lead
to falls.
Please keep packaging material away from children. Plastic packaging presents the
danger of suffocation.
Disposal of waste: The packaging material as far as metal, aluminium and plastic parts can
be recycled. The recycling must be operated according to the national and legal terms.
Never leave your child unattended in the wheelchair even when they are strapped in and
the brakes engaged.
In the dark, the user should wear light clothing or clothing with reectors in order to improve
visibility. Ensure that the reectors installed on the sides and rear of the wheelchair are
easily visible. We also recommend installing active illumination.

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3 Delivery and preparing for use
Your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair will normally be supplied
completely mounted with detached or folded push-bar / push-handle
and with removed front castors and rear wheels. (1).
The original package contains the following parts:
• Wheel chair with detached or folded push-bar / push-handle
• Rear wheels and quick-release axles unmounted
• Front castors already mounted in the front castor forks
• Additional accessories as ordered
• Instructions and list of tools required
Please remove the transport packaging carefully.
To prepare the wheelchair for use please proceed as follows:
• Grip the head of the quick-release axle as illustrated (2) and press
the release knob.
• Whilst pressing the release knob, position the quick-release axle
into the rear wheel bearing (3).
• Place the wheelchair onto the front castors and lift the wheelchair
by holding the rear of the seat (4).
• nsert the rear wheel and the quick-release axle into the axle
housing. Hold the spokes (4) close to the wheel hub and press the
release knob with your thumb. The rear wheel can then be easily
slid into position.
• Ensure that the quick-release axle is securely xed in the axle
housing.
CAUTION!
Push each rear wheel to check that each quick-release
axle is safely located.
If your SWINGBO-VTi is supplied with a foldable backrest it is
possible that it is folded for the transport.
• Pull the backrest at the cross tube into the upstanding position (5).
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
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If your SWINGBO-VTi is supplied with an angle- and height
adjustable backrest it is possible that it is in hinged position for the
transport.
• Pull the backrest as shown to the back (6).
• Pull the bowden cable as shown (7).
• Let the bolt lock in place in the desired backrest angle position.
CAUTION!
Check with a sharp push on the backrest that the bolt is
securely located.
The anti tip supports are pre-assembled (8). Stick the anti tip tubes
into the particular support. Press the snap button and choose the
desired length position (please see close up picture).
SWINGBO-VTi is equipped with two anti-tippers.
The image (9) shows the „active“ position.
To ip up:
• Activate the bowden cable with your foot as shown.
• Pull your foot easily to the back.
The tubes of the anti tippers will ip up automatically.
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• Move the tubes with your foot to the top until the bolt clicks into the
„passive“ position.
To ip down:
• Activate the bowden cable with your foot.
• Pull your foot easily to the front.
The tubes of the anti tippers will ip down automatically.
• Move the tubes with your foot to the bottom until the bolt clicks into
the „active“ position.
CAUTION!
By tipping the wheelchair carefully backwards onto the
anti-tippers, check that they are securely located.
If your SWINGBO-VTi is supplied with a detachable push -bar /
pushhandle please pro ceed as follows:
• Open the cam lever on both sides (13).
• Place the push bar / push -handle down into their locating brackets
(14).
• Press in the spring button and slide the push bar / push-handle
downwards fully into its bracket, until it clicks into position (15).
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• Close the cam lever on both sides (16).
When the cam lever is open, its tension can be altered by adjusting
the nut (17).
CAUTION!
The maximum adjustment of the push bar is
predetermined.
Under no circumstances should they be
adjusted beyond these limits.
Press on the push bar to ensure that they are securely
located.
If your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is supplied with seat or back
upholstery from HOGGI, please proceed as follows:
• Slide the upholstered seat cushion under the backrest and lay the
seat cushion on the seat surface as illustrated (18).
• Fasten the front aps on the seat panel as shown in illustration
(18).
• Fasten the ap of the seat cushion to the back edge of the seat
surface (19).
If your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is supplied with an angle and
height adjustable backrest, please proceed as follows:
• Fasten the side cushioning on the inner side of the backrest.
It should cover the contour of the backrest (20).
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• Fix the side cushioning also with the press button (21).
• Pull the back cushion from top to bottom on the backrest panel.
• Press the cushion rmly on the backrest panel.
4 Adjusting and adaptation possibilities
4.1 Wheel lock (knee lever wheel locks, mounted on the frame)
• Press the brake lever below to lock the wheel lock (23).
CAUTION!
All brakes acting on the tires do not serve as a slow down
brake but are only designed as a parking brake (wheel
lock). The wheel locks must not be used as driving brakes
for slowing down the wheelchair, as in extreme cases, the
abrupt stopping of the wheelchair can lead to falls.
The brake shoe presses on the tires and grips it tightly. The brake
shoe is, therefore, at a 90° angle to its holder (24). The brake shoe
should overlap 3-5 mm to the middle of the wheel (24).
CAUTION!
The effectiveness of the wheel lock are dependent
on adequate air pressure. Before starting to use your
wheelchair, check that the tires are inated correctly.
The required air pressure is printed on the side of the
tires. For rear wheels, it should be at least 6 bar
• To release the wheel lock pull the brake lever upwards (25).
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When the wheel lock is released the brake shoe should be 12-15 mm
from the wheel (26 A).
This distance can be adjusted by the adjustment screw (26 B) or by
displacing the wheel lock on the mounting clamp (24 A).
The wheel locks should only be adjusted by a technician.
4.2 Seat width / Seat height / Camber
The SWINGBO-VTi is available in four seat widths (24, 26, 28, 30, 32
and 36 cm).
The seat width gets measured between the wheel guards and it de-
pends on the cross tubes (27).
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair will be built in accordance with
the customer’s order. It is possible for the technician to modify the
wheelchair with a different seat width.
The seat height is dependent on the chosen rear wheels and front
castors, as well as on the height of the rear axle and the position of
the frontcastors in the front castor forks(28).
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer ’s order. It is possible for the technician to modify the
wheelchair with a different camber.
The SWINGBO -VTi wheelchair can be supplied with rear wheels
inclined (camber) 3° (not pictured here), (camber) 6° (29, left) or 9°
(29, right) from the vertical.
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer ’s order. It is possible for the technician to modify the
wheelchair with a different camber.
4.3 Seat depth
• To adjust the seat depth remove the seat cushion rst.
• Loosen the four screws under the seat and adjust the seat depth by
sliding the seat to the required position.
To get the maximum stability the four screws should be positioned
with adistance (to each other) as far as possible.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
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4.4 Backrest height (backrest panel trough shaped and height
adjustable)
If your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is supplied with a trough shaped,
2-parts, height adjustable backrest, please proceed as follows:
• To adjust the seat depth remove the backrest cushion rst.
• Loosen the four screws on the backrest panel and adjust the
backrest height by sliding the panel to the required position (31).
4.5 Backrest height
If your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is supplied with an angle- and
height adjustable backrest please proceed as follows:
• Loosen the four screws on the backrest panel and adjust the
backrest height by sliding the panel to the required position (32).
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
4.6 Backrest recline (backrest panel trough shaped and height
adjustable)
• Remove the rear wheel and the spoke guard on both sides.
• Loosen and remove the marked bolting on both sides.
• Decline the backrest and choose one of the ve backrest declines.
• Firmly tighten all boltings.
4.7 Backrest recline • Secure with one hand the backrest panel on
top as shown (34).
• Pull the bowden cable until the bolts geht out of the housings.
• Choose the desired backrest position.
• Let the bolts click into the desired position.
CAUTION!
Check with a sharp push on the backrest to ensure that
the bolt is securely located.
4.8 Active degree
The active degree describes the relation of the backrest position
to the rear wheels. The more the backrest is positioned to the rear
of the axle, the more active the SWINGBO-VTi can be driven.
(e.g. lifting of the front wheels). That means contrary a safer driving
position if the adjustment is set above or in front of the rear axle.
CAUTION!
Adjustments with a high active degree demand a
practised driver and the use of an anti tip.
The SWINGBO-VTi was built in accordance with the
customer’s order. It is possible for the dealer to modify the
active degree.
• After loosening the three marked M6 nuts on both sides of the VTi
the seat unit can be slided stepless into the desired position.
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• Regard that the choosen position is identic on both sides.
• Firmly tighten all boltings.
Make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
4.9 Tilt
• Lock both wheel locks.
• Pull the release handle (39) until the locking mechanism is fully
disengaged.
By using the push-bar or push-handles, the seat unit can be
adjusted
to any angle between -5° and +45°.
Set the required seat angle and allow the bolt to lock in the required
position.
CAUTION!
Push sharply on the push-bar or push-handle to ensure
that the bolt is securely located.
4.10 Height adjustment of the push-bar
The ratchet joint on the push-bar allows them to be adjusted to a
comfortable height for the attendant.
By pressing in the knobs on both ratchet joints (39), the push bar can
be turned to the required position.
If your SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair is supplied with a detachable
pushbar it is possible to adjust the height of the push-bar after
loosening the cam levers (40).
But it is advisable to adjust the height about max. 5 cm, otherwise
the tilt function can be limited.
4.11 Height adjustment of the push-handles
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The push-handles are height and angle adjustable.
4.12 Anti tip
• The angle of the anti tip can be adjusted by loosening the marked
screw (42).
Picture 43 shows the position of the anti tip. The anti tip should be
adjusted that it is 2-3 cm above the ground.
After pressing the snap button the length of the tubes can be
adjusted in three positions (with respectively 2,5 cm distance).
4.13 Detaching the rear wheels with quick-release axles
The rear wheels are removed by means of a quick-release
mechanism. This reduces the volume of the wheelchair for
transport:
• Grip the spokes close to the wheel hub and, with the thumb, press
the release knob of the quick- release axle.
• Pull the rear wheel with the quick-release axle out of the axle
housing.
• To avoid a risk of snagging, it may be preferable to withdraw the
quick-release axles from the rear wheels.
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• To re-assemble the rear wheels refer to section 3 “Delivery and
preparing for use”.
CAUTION!
Push sharply on each rear wheel to ensure that the
quickrelease axles are securely located.
4.14 Pneumatic tires / PU-tires
The rear wheels can be supplied with pneumatic tires (48, left).
The car type valves enable the tyres to be checked or inated at any
petrol station or by means of a suitable pump, supplying a minimum
6 bar pressure.
Check the maximum tire pressure, which is indicated on the tire.
The drive wheels can also be supplied with solid PU-tyres (48, right).
4.15 Hand rims
Hand rims can be supplied in aluminium (49, right) or stainless steel
(49, left) according to preference.
Hand rims can be supplied with a standard diameter (50, left) or with
a larger diameter (50, right). These are called respectively hand rims
“standard” or hand rims “high”.
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer’s order. It is possible for the retailer to t alternative push
rims.
All hand rims can be mounted close to the rear wheel or a little
further apart. A future modication is possible again.
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4.16 Drum brakes
In addition to wheel lock and wheel lock (lever integrated in wheel
guards), the SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair can be tted with drum
brakes.
The drum brakes are activated from the push-bar or push-handles.
Each drum brake is operated by a brake lever (53).
• To apply the drum brake squeeze the brake lever (54).
• With the nger tips press the rocking catch, until it locks with a click
and release the brake handle.
When the brake lever is squeezed again, the rocking catch is
unlocked and the drum brake can be released.
The brake force can be adjusted by the adjustment screw (55).
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5.1 Seat panel
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer’s order.
Function and adjustment of the seat panel are described in 4.2 and
4.3.
5.2 Backrest (angle- and height adjustable)
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer’s order.
Function and attachment of the backrest panels are described in 4.5
and 4.7.
5.3 Backrest (backrest panel trough shaped and height
adjustable)
The SWINGBO-VTi wheelchair was built in accordance with the
customer’s order.
Function and attachment of the backrest panels are described in 4.4
and 4.6.
5.4 Foot rest hanger 90° (knee angle)
Fix mounted foot rest hanger 90° (59) available for different lower leg
lengths:
LLL short: 16- 37 cm
LLL long: 16 - 40 cm
5 Accessories
All accessories not installed by the manufacturer must be installed by trained technicians.
The following notes on installation are for your information but should be performed by trained technicians.
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Straps on accessories are usually extra long to accommodate every option.
Shorten excess strap ends on accessories so that they can not be trapped.
To prevent strap ends from fraying the cut ends can be melted together with a ame (eg. lighter).
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5.5 Knee angle system, angle adjustable
Fix mounted knee angle system, continuously angle adjustable from
85 - 160° (60).
LLL short: 19 - 37 cm
LLL long: 19 - 40 cm
5.6 Foot rest angle adjustment
The foot rest can be folded upwards.
To get in the wheelchair the footrest must be always
folded upwards.
The position of the foot rest can be adjusted by loosening the four
screws on the foot rest bracket (61).
This alters the location of the foot rest and, therefore, also the foot
rest angle.
The angle of the foot rest can be adjusted from approximately 80° to
100° (62).
• Afterwards, retighten the screws securely.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
5.7 Foot rest lock (optional)
The foot rest bracket can be supplied additionally with a locking
device. When adjusting the foot rest angle, the locking device must
also be adjusted, by loosening the screws on the right and the left
side.
By pulling the release ring, the foot rest can be folded upwards.
When the foot rest is folded down, it will automatically lock into
position.
All four screws on the footrest must be xed.
5.8 Foot rest
Foot rest to position the feet (64).
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5.9 Foot rest with heel stop
Fußbrett zum Positionieren der Füße mit zusätzlicher Fersenkante,
die ein Herunterrutschen der Füße nach hinten verhindert (65).
5.10 Single foot rest hanger
(with two single footplates in boat shape)
• Function and attachment of the knee angle are described in 5.5.
• Function and attachment of der foot rest angle are described in
5.6.
• Function and attachment of the foot rest lock are described in 5.7.
• Function and attachment of the lower leg length are described in
5.11 but it is necessary (if your wheelchair is equipped with the
single foot
5.11 Lower leg length
After releasing both clamping screws on the footboard bracket (67) it
is possible to adjust the required lower leg length continuously:
• Retighten the clamping screws securely.
Whenever you change any settings on the wheelchair,
make sure that you rmly tighten any screws that have
been loosened.
5.12 Seat cushion
The HOGGI seat cushion is 3 cm thick and is foam lled.
The cushion cover is washable and can be unzipped to remove the
foam pad (68).
5.13 Rückenkissen
The HOGGI back cushion is 2,5 cm thick and is foam lled.
The cushion cover is washable and can be unzipped to remove the
foam pad (69).
The side pads also belong to the backrest cushion (only for the
angle- and height adjustable backrest). See close up picture.
In order to adjust the height of the backrest the back cushion and
side pads must be removed rst.
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