II . Table of Contents

		II . TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION	2	E. Fasteners	10
II. TABLE OF CONTENTS	3	F. Footrests	10
III. YOUR CHAIR AND ITS PARTS	4	G.Pneumatic Tires	10
IV. NOTICE - READ BEFORE USE	5	H.Transit Use	11
V. GENERAL WARNINGS	5	I. Transit Option	11
A. Weight Limit	5	J. Positioning Belts	11
B. Weight Training	5	K. Push Handles	11
C.Getting to Know Your Chair	5	L. Quick-Release Axles	11
D.To Reduce The Risk of an Accident	5	M.Rear Wheels	11
E. Safety Checklist	5	N.Rear Wheel Locks	11
F. Changes & Adjustments	6	O.Modified Seat Systems	12
G.Environmental Conditions	6	P. Upholstery Fabric	12
H.Terrain	6	IX. SET-UP, ADJUSTMENT AND USE	13
I. Street Use	6	A. To Mount and Remove Rear Wheels	13
J. Motor Vehicle Safety	6	B. Rear Wheel Axle Nut Adjustment	13
K. When You Need Help	6	C.Padded, Swing-Away Armrests	13
VI. WARNINGS: FALLS & TIP-OVERS	7	D.Height Adjustable Armrests	14
A. Center of Balance	7	E. Swing-In/Out Hangers and Footrests	14
B. Dressing or Changing Clothes	7	F. Fixed Front Footrest Height Adjustment	14
C.Wheelies	7	G.Angle Adjustable Footplates	15
D.Obstacles	7	H.Backrest	15
E. Reaching or Leaning	7	I. Angle Adjustable Backrest	15
F. Moving Backward	8	J. Seat Sling	16
G.Ramps, Slopes & Sidehills	8	K. Cushion Installation	16
H.Transfers	8	L. Rear Axles	16
I. Curbs & Steps	8	M.Wheel Locks	17
J. Stairs	8	N.Casters	17
K. Escalators	8	O. Anti-Tip Tubes (Optional)	18
VII. WARNINGS: FOR SAFE USE	9	P. Plastic Side Guards	19
A. Learning To Do A “Wheelie”	9	Q.Folding and Unfolding	19
B. Descending A Curb or Single Step	9	R. Check-Out	19
C.Climbing A Curb or Single Step	9	X. TROUBLESHOOTING	20
D.Climbing Stairs	9	XI. MAINTENANCE	21
E. Descending Stairs	9	A. Introduction	21
F. Maintenance	9	B. Maintenance Chart	21
VIII. WARNINGS: COMPONENTS & OPTIONS	10	C.Maintenance Tips	21
A. Anti-Tip Tubes (Optional)	10	D.Cleaning	21
B. Armrests	10	E. Storage Tips	21
C.Caster Pin Locks	10	XII. SUNRISE LIMITED WARRANTY	22
D.Cushion & Sling Seats	10

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