VII. Warnings Components & Options, X11

	I I . T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
1.	INTRODUCTION	1
	a. Quickie Listens	1
11.	TABLE OF CONTENTS	2
III. YOUR CHAIR AND ITS PARTS		4
IV. NOTICE - READ BEFORE USE		6
	a. Choose the Right Chair & Safety Option	6
	b. Review this Manual Often	6
	c.Warnings	6
V. GENERAL WARNINGS		7
	a. Weight Limit	7
	b. Weight Training	7
	c. Getting to Know Your Chair	7
	d. To Reduce The Risk of an Accident	7
	e. Safety Checklist	8
	f. Changes & Adjustments	8
	g. Environmental Conditions	8
	h. Terrain	8
	i. Street Use	8
	j. Motor Vehicle Safety	9
	k. When You Need Help	9
VI. WARNINGS: FALLS & TIP-OVERS		10
	a. Center of Balance	10
	b. Dressing or Changing Clothes	10
	c. Wheelies	11
	d. Obstacles	11
	e. Reaching or Leaning	11
	f. Moving Forward	12
	g. Ramps, Slopes & Side Hills	12
	h. Transfers	13
	i. Curbs & Steps	14
	j. Stairs	14
	k. Escalators	14
VII. WARNINGS: COMPONENTS & OPTIONS		15
	a. Amputee or “Extended” Axle Plates	15
	b. Anti-Tip Tubes	15
	c. Armrests	15
	d. Cushion & Sling Seats	15
	e. Fasteners	16
	f. Footrests	16
	g. Pneumatic Tires	16
	h. Positioning Belts	16

	I I . T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
	i. Power Drive	17
	j. Quick-Release Axles	17
	k. Rear Axles	17
	l. Rear Wheel Locks	17
	m.Modified Seat Systems	18
	n. Upholstery Fabric	18
VIII. TIPS FOR ATTENDANTS		19
	a. Learning to do a “Wheelie”	19
	b. Descending a Curb or Single Step	19
	c. Climbing a Curb or Single Step	20
	d. Climbing Stairs	20
	e. Descending Stairs	20
IX. CHAIR BASICS		21
	a. To Mount & Remove Rear Wheels	21
X. SET-UP AND ADJUSTMENTS		22
	a.Wheels	22
	b.Wheel Locks	22
	c. Armrests (Optional)	23
	d. Anti-Tip Tubes (Optional)	23
	e. Height Adjustable Armrest (Optional)	24
	f. Folding Backrest	24
	g. Back Angle Adjustable (Folding Backrest)	24
	h. Camber Tube	25
	i.Wheel Locks	26
	j. Footrest	27
	k. Anti-Tip Tubes (Optional)	27
XI. TROUBLESHOOTING		26
X11.	MAINTENANCE	27
XIII.	QUICKIE LIMITED WARRANTY	29

VII. WARNINGS: COMPONENTS & OPTIONS