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Orthofab Tango - Moving with the Wheelchair; To Carry out Transfert

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1. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
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1.1.2 MOVING WITH THE WHEELCHAIR
Avoid any shock to the joystick box or the joystick itself.
Avoid slippery surfaces (snow, ice, etc).
Do not change direction abruptly at high speed.
Do not use your wheelchair on expressways or streets with intense car circulation.
Do not transport passengers.
Do not use your wheelchair under extreme climatic conditions (storm, rain, etc).
If you drive outside at night, ensure that you will be seen by others.
Do not approach a slope in a diagonal trajectory, always approach the slope in a
straight line, perpendicularly to the slope.
Do not go down in a slope in reverse.
Always actuate the lever gently when you start moving in a slope in order to avoid
tipping the wheelchair.
Do not make a half-turn in a slope.
Reduce your speed in restricted or encumbered areas.
Reduce your speed in a crowd and use your horn to announce your presence.
In front of an obstacle you must stop and cross it perpendicularly and gradually.
Avoid thresholds of more than 1 ½ in (38 mm), they can endanger your stability.
Use the elevators to move you from one level to another.
Do not approach a slope surface exceeding 10° (17% slope).
Always fasten your seat belt.
Keep legs on the legrest while driving.
1.1.3 TO CARRY OUT TRANSFERT
Always put the on/off switch of the joystick box on the OFF position before carrying
out a transfer.
Never lean forward or backward to reach an object.
Always place yourself sideway and the nearest you can to the object to reach.
Use the transfer supports on the armrests to raise yourself, after you made sure that
they are correctly in position.
If your backrest is inclined, do not sit down on the backrest, you could damage the
backrest and tip the wheelchair.
Do not raise yourself upright on the footplates, you could damage and/or tip the
wheelchair.
Do not sit on the armrests. The wheelchair could tip over.

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