I11, VII. Warnings Components & Options

	I I I . T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
1.	INTRODUCTION	3
	a. Quickie Listens	3
II. YOUR CHAIR AND ITS PARTS		4
I11.	TABLE OF CONTENTS	6
IV. NOTICE - READ BEFORE USE		8
	a. Choose the Right Chair & Safety Options	8
	b. Review This Manual Often	8
	c. Warnings	8
V. GENERAL WARNINGS		9
	a. Weight Limit	9
	b. Weight Training	9
	c. Getting to Know Your Chair	9
	d. To Reduce The Risk of an Accident	9
	e. Safety Checklist	9
	f. Changes & Adjustments	10
	g. Environmental Conditions	10
	h. Terrain	10
	i. Street Use	10
	j. Motor Vehicle Safety	10
	k. When You Need Help	11
VI. WARNINGS: FALLS & TIP-OVERS		12
	a. Center of Balance	12
	b. Dressing or Changing Clothes	12
	c. Wheelies	13
	d. Obstacles	13
	e. Reaching or Leaning	13
	f. Moving Backward	14
	g. Ramps, Slopes & Side Hills	14
	h. Transfers	15
	i. Curbs & Steps	16
	j. Stairs	16
	k. Escalators	16
VII. WARNINGS: COMPONENTS & OPTIONS		17
	a. Anti-Tip Tubes	17
	b. Armrests	17
	c. Cushion & Sling Seats	17
	d. Fasteners	17
	e. Footrests	18
	f. Pneumatic Tires	18
	g. Positioning Belts	18
	h. Power Drive	19
	i. Push Handles	19
	j. Quick-Release Axles	19
	k. Rear Axles	19
	l. Rear Wheel Locks	19
	m.Modified Seat Systems	20
	n. Upholstery Fabric	20

I I I . T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
VIII. TIPS FOR ATTENDANTS	21
a. Learning to do a “Wheelie”	21
b. Descending a Curb or Single Step	21
c. Climbing a Curb or Single Step	22
d. Climbing Stairs	22
e. Descending Stairs	22
IX. SET-UP AND ADJUSTMENTS	23
a. Axle Plate - Adjustable	23
b.Toe-in & Toe-out	24
c. Axles-Threaded	24
d. Axles - Quick Release (Optional)	24
e. Swing-Away Hangers & Footrests	25
f. Articulating Legrest or Elevating Legrest (Optional)	25
g. Flip-Back Armrests	26
h. Flip-Back Height Adjustable Armrests (Optional)	26
i. Height-Adjustable Armrests (Optional)	27
j. Caster Plates	28
k. Caster Mountings	28
l. Backrest	29
m.Wheel Locks	29
n. Anti-Tip Tubes (Optional)	29
o. Seat Sling	30
p. Cushion (Optional)	31
q. Folding & Unfolding	31
r. Standard & Low Front Seat Heights	31
s. Check Out	32
X. TROUBLESHOOTING	34
X1. MAINTENANCE	34
a. Introduction	34
b. Maintenance Chart	34
c. Maintenance Tips	35
d. Cleaning	35
e. Storage Tips	35
XII. QUICKIE LIMITED WARRANTY	36
a. For Lifetime	36
b. For 2 Years	36
c. Limitations	36
d. What We Will Do	36
e. What You Must Do	36
f. Notice to Consumers	36

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