Sunrise Medical F50 owner manual Transfer to and from the chair

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User tips

Transfer to and from the chair

Sunrise Medical recommend that you consult your healthcare professional for assistance in developing your personal front or side transfer technique to best suit your needs, and avoid any personal injury (Fig. 31 and 32).

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Fig. 32

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Contents Page How to use this manual Page Serial Number IntroductionYour guarantee GuaranteeFeatures and options Kerbs Safety warningsRoutine service GeneralTyres Cleaning seatingCleaning controls BatteriesMobile telephones and two way radios Wheelchair rangeUse on a slope Preparing your wheelchair for use Power-base assemblyThen re-tightening Fitting the batteriesAttaching the rear view mirror Fitting the seat frame Seat stem adjustment Armrests/skirt guard Seat pan height adjustmentRemoval of seat frame Fitting footrests Attaching the backrestTo activate the immobiliser Power supplyPenny and Giles Pilot + control pod Immobiliser plugBattery level indicator Adjustable speed settingHorn button IndicatorsMain lights Hazard lightsSeat tilt Actuator mode functionMenu select Legrest leftOperation the control joystick Charging socketSummary Parallel Swing-Away Arm Dismounting the kerb Using your wheelchairKerb climber Fitting Mounting the kerbIt is not intended for permanent use Kerb climber CautionGeneral information Maintenance free batteriesBattery care Batteries and chargingMaintenance free battery care plan Safety features Deeply discharged batteries Fault finding guideNo indicator Mains supplyProcedures for Charging V 10A charger Safety and caution notes Battery warranty Myths and legends Range of your vehicleRamps User tipsAdverse conditions Transfer to and from the chair Gradients descents Gradients ascentsClamp points TransportationLap belt instructions MaintenanceMaintenance To order spare parts F50 maintenance and routine inspectionYear Service historySunrise Medical Limited Sunrise MedicalIssue Sunrise Medical Limited