Tornillo

DETALLE "A"

 

 

Arandela

Pata

 

 

 

 

 

Arriba

 

 

 

Pata de

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recorte

Arandela

 

 

 

Arriba

 

 

 

 

 

 

de

 

Pata

 

 

 

Presión

 

Abajo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pata de

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTA: Solamente El modelo ajustable se muestra para

Tuerca de Orejas

Abajo

 

facilitar la claridad. Los modelos de Altura fija se ensamblan del mismo modo.

FIGURA 2 - ENSAMBLANDO LAS PATAS

CONECTANDO LAS PATAS AL ASIENTO

NOTA: Refiérase a ADVERTENCIAS SOBRE LA INSTALACION en el SUMARIO DE PRECAUCIONES de esta hoja de instrucciones.

SIN RESPALDO (FIGURA 3)

1.Ponga el asiento al revés sobre una superficie plana.

2.Alinie las patas al asiento.

3.Instale los cuatro (4) tornillos al asiento a través de las patas, apretandolos ligeramente.

4.Cuando todas las partes estén ansambladas, aprete bien todas las piezas, que no quede ninguna floja. Continúe apretando de 1/4 de vuelta a 1/2 vuelta, hasta que queden bien seguras.

5.Para el Modelo 75, refiérase a AJUSTANDO LAS EXTENSIONES DE LAS PATAS - MODELOS NOS. 75 y 85, en esta hoja de instrucciones.

Patas del Asiento

Tornillos

 

Asiento

FIGURA 3 - CONECTANDO LAS PATAS AL ASIENTO SIN RESPALDO

CON RESPALDO (FIGURA 4)

1.Ponga el asiento al revés en el piso.

2.Alinie las patas al asiento.

3.Alinie los tubos de soporte al respaldo por sobre las patas del asiento, según se muestra en la FIGURA 4.

4.Instale los cuatro (4) tornillos a través de los tubos de soporte del respaldo, las patas y el asiento.

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SHOWER CHAIRS

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Invacare 85, 75, 50 operating instructions Conectando LAS Patas AL Asiento, Detalle a

75, 50, 85 specifications

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