How to fix a Kuschall K-SERIES Wheelchair that does not travel in a straight line?
If your Kuschall Wheelchair isn't moving straight, check these potential causes: * Incorrect tire pressure: Adjust the tire pressure on the rear wheels. * Broken spokes: Replace any faulty spokes. * Uneven spoke tightness: Tighten any loose spokes. * Dirty or damaged front wheel bearings: Clean or replace the bearings.
Why does my Kuschall Wheelchair have very high rolling resistance?
High rolling resistance in your Kuschall Wheelchair can be due to: * Low tire pressure: Ensure the rear tires are properly inflated. * Misaligned rear wheels: Make sure the rear wheels are parallel.
What to do if the brakes are gripping poorly or asymmetrically on my Kuschall K-SERIES Wheelchair?
Poor or uneven brake grip on your Kuschall Wheelchair may result from: * Incorrect tire pressure: Ensure both rear tires have the correct pressure. * Incorrect brake setting: The brake setting may need adjustment.
Why do the front wheels wobble when moving fast on my Kuschall Wheelchair?
If the front wheels of your Kuschall Wheelchair wobble at higher speeds: * Insufficient tension: Slightly tighten the nut on the front wheel bearing block axle. * Worn front wheel: Replace the front wheel.
Why does my Kuschall K-SERIES tip backwards too easily?
A Kuschall Wheelchair that tips backwards easily may be caused by: * Rear wheel position: The rear wheels might be mounted too far forward; they should be moved further back. * Excessive back angle: Reduce the backrest angle.
What to do if the front wheel is stiff or stuck on my Kuschall K-SERIES?
If the front wheel of your Kuschall Wheelchair is stiff or stuck, it might be because the bearings are either dirty or faulty. In this case, you should clean or replace the bearings.
General| Weight Capacity | 130 kg |
|---|---|
| Foldable | Yes |
| Type | Active Wheelchair |
| Wheel Size | 24 inches |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Front Casters | 5 inches |
| Seat Width | 360 - 510 mm (14 - 20") |
Defines the intended purpose and proper methods for using the wheelchair, emphasizing user capabilities.
Describes the function and importance of safety features like brakes and antitippers for accident prevention.
Explains the operation and function of the wheelchair's parking brake system for securing it.
Describes the antitipper device, its function in preventing backward tipping, and its proper activation/deactivation.
Highlights crucial safety precautions to be observed while operating the wheelchair.
Details the procedure for braking the wheelchair while it is in motion using the handrims.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for safely transferring the user into and out of the wheelchair.
Explains the techniques for driving and steering the wheelchair using the handrims.
Offers guidance and warnings on how to safely maneuver the wheelchair over steps and kerbs.
Explains how body movements affect wheelchair stability and how to maintain balance.
Emphasizes critical safety measures required when transporting the wheelchair, especially in vehicles.
Guides users on how to identify common faults and suggests repair actions, including when to consult a specialist.
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