What to do if the brakes are gripping poorly on my Küschall Wheelchair?
Poor or asymmetrical brake gripping on your Küschall Wheelchair can be caused by incorrect tire pressure in one or both rear tires. You should correct the tire pressure. Also, the brake setting may be incorrect, in that case consult with a specialist to correct the brake setting.
How to fix a Küschall Wheelchair that does not travel in a straight line?
If your Küschall Wheelchair isn't traveling straight, it might be due to incorrect tire pressure on one rear wheel. Make sure to correct the tire pressure. Also, check for broken or unevenly tightened spokes, which would require a specialist. Another cause may be dirty or damaged front wheel bearings, which a specialist should clean or replace.
Covers essential safety warnings and precautions for product use, handling, and stability.
Defines the purpose of the wheelchair, intended users, and limitations.
Describes the Compact SA and Compact FF models and the importance of professional configuration.
Explains the function of parking brakes and warns about sharp braking while moving.
Explains unhinging, hinging, adjusting height, and swivelling the leg rests.
Describes the anti-tipper function, warnings, and activation/deactivation procedures.
Explains the purpose of the posture belt and critical safety warnings regarding its fit.
Describes the tipper aid for navigating obstacles and associated overturning risks.
Details operation, adjustments, and calf pad/foot plate settings for swing-away leg rests.
Explains how to adjust, remove, and install the amputee support and associated risks.
Describes the dual handrim system, its usage, and safety precautions.
Covers general safety precautions, tyre pressure, wheel selection, and handrim use during operation.
Explains how to brake the wheelchair while moving and details risks associated with braking.
Provides safe step-by-step instructions for entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Guides users on driving and steering the wheelchair using handrims and identifying the tipping point.
Details crucial safety procedures for transporting a user in a vehicle with restraint systems.
Covers safety risks related to improper securing of the wheelchair during transport.
Offers safety advice for identifying and repairing faults, recommending technician assistance.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and recommended repair actions.
Covers essential safety warnings and precautions for product use, handling, and stability.
Defines the purpose of the wheelchair, intended users, and limitations.
Describes the Compact SA and Compact FF models and the importance of professional configuration.
Explains the function of parking brakes and warns about sharp braking while moving.
Explains unhinging, hinging, adjusting height, and swivelling the leg rests.
Describes the anti-tipper function, warnings, and activation/deactivation procedures.
Explains the purpose of the posture belt and critical safety warnings regarding its fit.
Describes the tipper aid for navigating obstacles and associated overturning risks.
Details operation, adjustments, and calf pad/foot plate settings for swing-away leg rests.
Explains how to adjust, remove, and install the amputee support and associated risks.
Describes the dual handrim system, its usage, and safety precautions.
Covers general safety precautions, tyre pressure, wheel selection, and handrim use during operation.
Explains how to brake the wheelchair while moving and details risks associated with braking.
Provides safe step-by-step instructions for entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Guides users on driving and steering the wheelchair using handrims and identifying the tipping point.
Details crucial safety procedures for transporting a user in a vehicle with restraint systems.
Covers safety risks related to improper securing of the wheelchair during transport.
Offers safety advice for identifying and repairing faults, recommending technician assistance.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and recommended repair actions.
General| Foldable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Type | Manual |
| Wheel Size | 24 inches |
| Seat Width | 36 - 51 cm (14 - 20") |
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