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To Remove the Footrests
1. Push the silver release lever inward to release the footrests from the forward position.
2. Swivel outward and lift the footrests from the footrest pegs.
To Adjust the Footrest Height
For Models 307/319:
1. Locate tool wrench included with the footrests.
2. Turn wheels so they are in the “wheeled” position (as pictured).
3. Use the tool wrench to slightly loosen the silver hex screw located on the bottom of the footrests by
turning the screw left.
4. Pull on the footplate to desired length. Footrests should be a minimum of 2 1/2” from the ground to
ensure proper clearance.
5. Re-tighten the hex screw.
6. Repeat on other side.
For Models 327/329/330/332/352:
1. Remove height adjustment knob by turning counter clockwise.
2. Adjust the inner tube to desired height and line up hole on inner telescoping tube with outer hole.
3. Screw adjustment knob back into the adjustment leg and tighten.
To Use Hand Brakes (Models 330/332/352)
The hand brake is to be used for speed control only. Squeeze up on the hand brake to
control the speed. Use the wheel brake when entering or exiting the chair.
Engage the Park Brake
Push down on the handle located at the rear of the hand brake. The handle will lock
into a downward position when properly engaged. Pull up on the handle to release the
brakes.
How to Adjust the Brakes
Note: The braking system on your new Transport Chair with Hand Brakes has been
preset from the factory. If you need to adjust the tension of your brakes, you can adjust
them by the following:
Hand Brake is Too Loose.
Loosen the tension adjustment screw locking nut and turn the screw one full turn clockwise (as viewed
from standing at the back of the transport chair). If this does not correct the adjustment, repeat one full
turn at a time until you have adjusted your brakes. Then make sure the locking nut is spun tight against
the housing to prevent the screw from loosening.
Hand brake is Too Tight.
Same as the procedure above except turn the screw counter clockwise.
Cable End
Cap
Tension
Adjustment
Screw
Tension
Adjustment
Screw Locking
Nut
Mounting
Screw
Handle
Brake
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