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Rebecca MorenoJul 27, 2025
How to fix squeaks and rattles in Breezy Ultra 4 Wheelchair?
- IIan MatthewsJul 27, 2025
To stop squeaks and rattles in your Breezy Wheelchair, apply Tri-Flow Lubricant (Teflon®-based) between frame connections and parts.
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To stop squeaks and rattles in your Breezy Wheelchair, apply Tri-Flow Lubricant (Teflon®-based) between frame connections and parts.
What to do if Breezy Ultra 4 Wheelchair has caster flutter?
If your Breezy Wheelchair has caster flutter, check for proper caster fork adjustment. See instructions for caster fork adjustment.
Why is my Breezy Wheelchair so loose?
If your Breezy Wheelchair feels loose, make sure all nuts and bolts are tight.
General| Brand | Breezy |
|---|---|
| Model | Ultra 4 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended purpose of the wheelchair for mobility assistance.
Provides contact information for customer service and support.
Section to record supplier details for future reference and support.
Diagram labeling the various parts of the Breezy Ultra 4 wheelchair.
Details on available colors, dimensions, materials, and features of the wheelchair.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate wheelchair based on user needs and hazards.
Explanation of the 'WARNING' designation and its categorization within the manual.
Advisories on weight capacity, acclimatization, and accident risk reduction.
Essential checks to perform before operating the wheelchair for safety.
Precautions regarding chair modifications and their impact on safety.
Warnings for using the chair in wet conditions, on various terrains, and in street environments.
Critical safety rules for transporting the wheelchair and rider in vehicles.
Guidelines for safe interaction and assistance between riders and attendants.
Factors affecting the wheelchair's center of balance and how to maintain stability.
Precautions during dressing and risks/benefits of performing wheelies.
Strategies for safely overcoming obstacles and avoiding hazards.
Guidelines to prevent falls or tip-overs when reaching or leaning.
Instructions for safely maneuvering the wheelchair in reverse.
Precautions and techniques for using ramps, slopes, and sidehills.
Procedures for safe transfers and prohibition of escalator use.
Guidelines for safely navigating curbs, steps, and stairs with assistance.
Steps for attendants to help a rider learn the wheelie technique safely.
Attendant instructions for safely moving the chair down and up curbs/steps.
Detailed procedures for attendants to safely move the chair and rider on stairs.
Safety advice regarding the use and limitations of anti-tip tubes and armrests.
Warnings about cushion suitability and the importance of correct fasteners.
Guidelines for safe footrest use and proper application of positioning belts.
Warning against installing a power drive due to balance and warranty issues.
Safety considerations for push handles and the proper engagement of quick-release axles.
Warnings about rear wheel adjustments and the correct use of wheel locks.
Precautions when modifying seat systems and their impact on balance.
Advice on inspecting, cleaning, and maintaining upholstery fabric.
Step-by-step instructions for folding and unfolding the wheelchair.
How to install/remove wheels and operate wheel locks.
Procedure for replacing the handrims on the rear wheels.
Installation and adjustment of swing-away footrests and elevating legrests.
Instructions for replacing front footrest and legrest hinge pins.
Procedures for replacing seat/back upholstery and adjusting back height.
How to adjust the angle of the backrest on angle-adjustable models.
Steps for removing armrests and adjusting caster journal angle.
Procedure for installing or replacing front caster assemblies.
Replacing front caster tires and installing anti-tip tubes for safety.
Chart detailing front caster and rear wheel positions for different seat-to-floor heights.
Guide to identify and resolve common wheelchair operational problems.
Importance of regular maintenance for performance and longevity.
A chart outlining weekly, monthly, and annual maintenance tasks.
Instructions for cleaning the wheelchair's paint finish, parts, and upholstery.
Advice on proper storage and a list of tools needed for maintenance.
Checklist for inspecting general chair condition, seat, back, wheels, and handrims.
Checklist items for front casters, tires, wheel locks, and cleaning upholstery.
Details on lifetime and one-year warranties, including exclusions and limitations.
Information on how to make a claim, what you must do, and your legal rights.
