Quickie 2, 2HD Wheelchair Owner's Manual

Introduction

Thank you for choosing a Quickie wheelchair. Sunrise Medical is committed to providing high-quality mobility solutions. This manual covers safety, use, maintenance, and warranty information.

Contact Information:
SUNRISE MEDICAL (US) LLC
Customer Service Department
2842 Business Park Ave
Fresno, CA 93727 USA
(800) 333-4000

Register your wheelchair online at: www.sunrisemedical.com/help-support/register-my-wheelchair

For answers to your questions, contact your authorized supplier. They are best equipped to assist you with chair safety, use, and maintenance.

For Future Reference:

• Supplier: _________________________
• Address: _________________________
• Telephone: _________________________
• Serial #: __________________ Date/Purchased: _______________

Additional Information: No component of this chair was made with Natural Rubber Latex.

Disposal and Recycling: At the end of its life, please take this wheelchair to an approved collection or recycling point. Dispose of it according to local laws and regulations. Most materials are recyclable, helping to conserve natural resources and protect the environment.

Your Chair and Its Parts

The Quickie 2, 2HD wheelchair includes the following main components:

• 1. Push Handle/Backcane
• 2. Backrest
• 3. Pneumatic Tire
• 4. Aluminum Handrim
• 5. Aluminum Wheel Rim
• 6. Quick-Release Axle
• 7. Anti-tip Tube
• 8. Caster Wheel
• 9. Caster Fork
• 10. Caster Housing
• 11. Footrest
• 12. Swing-Away Latch Release
• 13. X-Hinge
• 14. Wheel Lock
• 15. Seat Sling
• 16. Armrest

Note: Not all features may be available with every configuration. Consult your supplier for more information on options and accessories.

Notice - Read Before Use

A. Choose the Right Chair & Safety Options
Sunrise offers various wheelchair styles. This product is for single-person use. Selection of the appropriate chair, options, and adjustments should be made with your healthcare professional, considering your disability, daily hazards, and needs for positioning, safety, and comfort.

B. Review This Manual Often
Read this entire manual and follow all instructions. Review warnings regularly.

C. Warnings
The term "WARNING" indicates a hazard or unsafe practice that may cause severe injury or death. Warnings are organized into three main sections:

• V. General Warnings: Safety checklist and risks.
• VI. Safety Warnings: Falls & Tip-Overs: Safe use practices and how to avoid falls/tip-overs.
• VII. Warnings: Components & Options: Information on chair components and safety options.

Note: Additional warnings may appear in other sections. Heed all warnings to prevent injury.

V. General Warnings

A. Weight Limits
WARNING: NEVER exceed the specified weight limit. This limit is for the rider and onboard storage. Exceeding it can cause damage, falls, tip-overs, or loss of control, leading to severe injury.

• Quickie 2: 300 lbs / 136 kg
• Quickie 2HD: 350 lbs / 159 kg
• Option Specific Capacities: Topolino Rear Wheels: 265 lbs / 120 kg; Xtender Power Assist: 265 lbs / 120 kg; Z-Finity™ Footrest: 165 lbs / 75 kg

B. Intended Use
This wheelchair is designed to provide mobility for persons limited to a sitting position. WARNING: Do not use for purposes other than intended. It is unsafe for weight training, and standing on the frame or using it as a step ladder is prohibited. This chair is for a single rider only. Unauthorized modifications void the warranty and can create safety hazards.

C. Attendants and Caregivers
WARNING: Read all warnings and instructions. Learn safe body mechanics for assisting the rider.

D. Accessories
WARNING: Unauthorized modifications or use of non-approved parts/accessories can change the chair structure, void the warranty, and create safety hazards. This may lead to incorrect wheels/tires, compromised structural integrity, or unsafe situations.

E. Know Your Chair
WARNING: Familiarize yourself with the chair's feel and handling. Start slowly. Using too much force can lead to tip-overs or loss of control, causing severe injury.

F. Reduce The Risk of an Accident
WARNING:
1. Be trained in safe use by a healthcare advisor before riding.
2. Practice transfers and movements to understand your limits. Seek assistance until you know what causes falls or tip-overs.
3. Develop personal safe-use methods suited to your ability.
4. Never try new maneuvers alone; consult your healthcare provider.
5. Identify and learn to avoid hazards in areas where you plan to use the chair.

G. Safety Checklist
WARNING: Before each use:
1. Ensure the chair rolls easily and all parts function smoothly. Check for unusual noise, vibration, or changes in ease of use (indicating potential issues like low tire pressure or loose fasteners).
2. Repair any problems immediately. Contact your authorized supplier for assistance.
3. Verify both rear quick-release axles are locked (button should pop out fully). An unlocked axle can cause the wheel to detach.
4. If equipped, lock anti-tip tubes in place.

H. Changes & Adjustments
WARNING: Modifications or adjustments may increase the risk of tip-over unless compensated for. Consult your authorized supplier BEFORE making changes. Use anti-tip tubes until you are accustomed to any change. Unauthorized modifications void the warranty and create safety hazards.

I. Environmental Conditions
WARNING: Use extra care on wet or slick surfaces. Avoid extreme weather. Do not use in showers or pools, as parts are not watertight and may rust. Dry the chair if it gets wet. Avoid salt or salty conditions, which can cause damage.

J. Terrain
WARNING: Use a 5" caster wheel for obstacles up to 1/2". The chair is designed for firm, even surfaces (concrete, asphalt, carpet). Do not use on sand, loose soil, or rocky terrain. Rough terrain can loosen fasteners and damage wheels/axles, risking falls or tip-overs.

K. Street Use
WARNING: This product is not intended for street use. Avoid streets; obey pedestrian laws. Be alert for motor vehicles.

L. Motor Vehicle Safety
If possible, transfer to an approved vehicle seat and use OEM restraints. Sunrise Medical offers a WC-19 Wheelchair Tie-Down and Occupant Restraint System (Transit Option). Look for four securement points (two front, two rear) marked by a decal. If your chair has the Transit Option, consult the "Transit Securement Supplement". If not equipped with the Transit Option: NEVER let anyone sit in the chair in a moving vehicle. Always move the rider to an approved seat with proper restraints. Seat belts do not prevent ejection in an accident. Never transport the chair in the front seat. Always secure the chair to prevent rolling or shifting. Do not use a chair involved in a motor vehicle accident.

M. When You Need Help
WARNING:
For Riders: Ensure helpers read and follow all instructions.
For Attendants: Work with healthcare professionals for safe methods. Communicate plans to the rider. Ensure push handles are present and secure. Use proper body mechanics (bend knees, keep back straight) when lifting or tilting. Remind the rider to lean back when tilting. Descend curbs/steps slowly. Unlock and rotate anti-tip tubes up when not attending. Always use wheel locks and lock anti-tip tubes when the chair is unattended. Ask for help if in doubt.

N. Choking Hazard
WARNING: The chair has small parts that could be a choking hazard to young children. Keep parts out of reach.

O. Pinch Point
WARNING: The wheelchair has moving parts that can create pinch points. Be aware during adjustments, folding/unfolding, and moving.

VI. Safety Warnings: Falls & Tip-Overs

A. Center of Balance
WARNING: The chair's tipping point depends on its center of balance and stability. Adjustments to rear wheel position, camber, seat height/angle, backrest angle, body position, or riding on slopes affect stability. Moving rear wheels forward increases tip-over risk backward. Consult your doctor/therapist for axle/caster position. Consult your supplier before modifying. Use anti-tip tubes.

B. Dressing or Changing Clothes
WARNING: Weight shifts can cause falls. Rotate front casters forward for stability. Lock anti-tip tubes. If no anti-tip tubes, back against a wall and lock rear wheels.

C. Obstacles
WARNING: Curbs and obstacles can cause tipping. Ask for help if unsure. Scan the area ahead. Ensure floors are level and free of obstructions. Remove threshold strips. Install ramps without drop-offs. Lean forward when going UP obstacles, backward when going DOWN. Use anti-tip tubes and seek help for obstacles. Keep hands on handrims. Do not push/pull on objects for propulsion.

D. Front Caster Lift
WARNING: Front casters can lift unintentionally. Never attempt pitch control without consulting a healthcare advisor and ensuring anti-tips are installed.

E. Reaching or Leaning
WARNING: Reaching/leaning affects balance and can cause falls. Never reach/lean if it requires shifting weight sideways or rising. Keep buttocks against the backrest. Never reach with both hands. Do not reach backward unless anti-tip tubes are locked. Avoid reaching over the seat back. If reaching is necessary: do not lock rear wheels, do not put pressure on footrests, move chair close to the object, reach to the side, rotate casters forward, and grasp a rear wheel or armrest.

F. Moving Backward
WARNING: Move backward with extra care. The chair is most stable forward. Losing control or tipping can occur if a rear wheel stops suddenly. Propel slowly and smoothly. Lock anti-tip tubes. Stop often to check path.

G. Escalators
WARNING: NEVER use this chair on an escalator, even with an attendant. A fall or tip-over is likely.

H. Ramps, Slopes & Sidehills
WARNING: Avoid slopes; they change the center of balance and reduce stability. Do not use on slopes steeper than 6°. Go straight up/down; do not turn on slopes. Stay centered on ramps. Do not stop on steep slopes. Never use rear wheel locks to slow down. Be aware of wet surfaces, grade changes, and drop-offs. Lean uphill when going up, and lean backward when going down. Keep pressure on handrims for speed control on down slopes. Ask for help if in doubt. Ramps must meet legal requirements. Avoid drop-offs at ramp transitions. For attendants: stay behind the chair, grasp handles, and keep the chair facing forward.

I. Transfer
WARNING: Transfers are dangerous without assistance. Balance and agility are required. There's a point where the seat is not below you. Work with a healthcare advisor for safe methods. Have someone help until safe methods are learned. Lock rear wheels. The chair can still slide/tip. Ensure pneumatic tires are properly inflated. Move chair close to the transfer seat. Use a transfer board if possible. Rotate front casters forward. Remove or swing footrests out of the way. Ensure feet do not catch. Avoid putting weight on footrests. Remove or swing armrests out of the way. Transfer as far back onto the seat as possible.

J. Curbs & Single Steps
WARNING: Always ask for assistance before attempting curbs or steps, as they can cause tipping. Be aware of your skills and limitations. Develop skills with a companion. Attendants must read instructions. Do not climb high curbs/steps without help. Go straight up/down; angled attempts risk falls. Impact can damage the chair or loosen fasteners.

K. Climbing a Curb or Single Step
WARNING: For attendants: Stay behind the chair. Move backward until rear wheels contact the curb. Lift and roll rear wheels over. Pull chair back until casters clear the edge.

L. Descending a Curb or Single Step
WARNING: For attendants: Stay at the rear. Tip chair slightly and pull backward. At balance point, step forward until rear wheels reach the edge, then roll down. Push chair forward to the lower level. Tilt chair back to balance point.

M. Stairs
WARNING: NEVER use on stairs without help; this risks falls/tip-overs. Requires at least 2 attendants.

N. Climbing Stairs
WARNING: Use at least two attendants. Move chair and rider BACKWARD up stairs. Person at rear controls by tilting to balance point. Second attendant lifts front frame over each stair. Repeat for each stair.

O. Descending Stairs
WARNING: Use at least two attendants. Move chair and rider FORWARD down stairs. Person at rear controls by tilting to balance point. Second attendant grasps frame and lowers chair one step at a time. Repeat for each stair.

VII. Warnings: Components & Options

A. Anti-Tip Tubes
WARNING: Anti-tip tubes help prevent backward tipping. When locked, they should be 1.5-2 inches off the ground. Higher settings may not prevent tip-over; lower settings may snag on obstacles. Rotate tubes up and out of the way when climbing curbs or overcoming obstacles; an attendant may need to assist.

B. Armrests
WARNING: Armrests detach and do not support weight. NEVER lift the chair by armrests; they may detach or break. Lift only by non-detachable frame parts.

C. Caster Pin Locks
WARNING: Use both pin locks when transferring. These locks only prevent front casters from changing direction, not rotation. Engage rear wheel locks to prevent rolling. Propelling with caster pin locks engaged prevents turning.

D. Cushions & Sling Seats
WARNING: Sling seats and standard cushions are not for pressure relief. Consult a doctor/therapist for special seating if at risk of pressure sores. Seat slings are not direct seating surfaces; use a cushion. Improper use can cause injury.

E. Fasteners
WARNING: Use only authorized or equivalent strength fasteners. Over/under-tightening can cause failure. Tighten loose screws/bolts promptly. Do not reuse fasteners.

F. Footrests
WARNING: Footrests should be at least 2 inches off the ground to avoid snagging on obstacles, which can cause sudden stops and forward tipping. Swing footrests out of the way or remove them for transfers. Ensure feet do not catch between footrests. Avoid putting weight on footrests. NEVER lift the chair by the footrests. Do not use footrests to open doors.

G. Pneumatic Tires
Proper inflation extends tire life and improves usability. WARNING: Do not use under- or over-inflated tires. Check weekly. Low pressure can cause wheel locks to slip or the chair to veer. Over-inflation can cause tires to burst.

Recommended Tire Pressures:

H. Positioning Belts (Optional)
WARNING: Positioning belts support posture and limit slipping but are NOT transit-rated safety belts. Improper use can cause severe injury or death. Ensure belts are snug but not tight enough to restrict breathing. Use only with cooperative riders who can remove belts in emergencies. Do not use as a patient restraint or motor vehicle restraint.

I. Push Handles (Optional)
WARNING: Ensure push handles are present for attendants to hold the rear of the chair. Check that grips are secure and do not rotate or slip off.

J. Quick-Release Axles
WARNING: Ensure both quick-release rear axles are locked before use. An unlocked axle can detach, causing falls or tip-overs. Periodically clean and inspect axles.

K. Rear Wheels
WARNING: Rear wheel setup affects the center of balance. Moving axles forward increases backward tip-over risk. Consult your healthcare advisor for axle setup. Adjust wheel locks after any axle change; ensure lock arms embed 1/8" into the tire.

VIII. Use and Maintenance

Proper maintenance ensures performance and extends the chair's life. Always use recommended parts and accessories.

A. Introduction
1. Clean regularly to find loose/worn parts.
2. Repair or replace damaged parts before use.
3. Have major maintenance/repair work done by an authorized dealer.
4. Inspect and maintain strictly per the maintenance chart.
5. Annual inspection, safety check, and service by an authorized dealer is recommended.

B. Safety Checklist
Perform weekly and monthly checks as indicated in the chart below. Contact your dealer if any item is not working properly.

C. Critical Safety Checks
1. Tire Air Pressure: Check pneumatic tires weekly. Proper pressure is crucial for wheel lock function.
2. Axles & Axle Sleeves: Check every six months for cleanliness and tightness. Loose sleeves can damage axle plates.

D. Cleaning Tips
1. Paint Finish: Clean monthly with mild soap/detergent. Apply non-abrasive auto wax every three months.
2. Axles and Moving Parts: Clean weekly with a slightly damp cloth. Wipe off dust/dirt. Do not use 3-in-1 oil or WD-40®; use Teflon-based lubricant.
3. Upholstery: Hand-wash only. Drip-dry only; do not machine dry.
4. Basic Maintenance Materials: Tire pump, tire pressure gauge, clean rags, Teflon-based lubricant, mild detergent.

E. Troubleshooting Chart

F. To Mount & Remove Rear Wheels
WARNING: Ensure quick-release axles are locked before use. An unlocked axle can detach.

To Install Wheel: Depress button (A), insert axle (C) through wheel, slide into sleeve (B), release button to lock. Repeat for other side. Verify lock by pulling wheel.

To Remove Wheel: Depress button (A) fully, slide axle (B) out of sleeve (C). Repeat for other side.

G. Wheel Locks
WARNING: Wheel locks are for stationary use only. Do not use to slow or stop a moving chair. Ensure both locks engage fully. Check weekly. Locks must be adjusted after setting tire pressure. When engaged, the arm should embed 1/8" into the tire.

H. Anti-Tips
Sunrise Medical recommends anti-tip tubes. Ensure they are set 1.5-2 inches off the ground. Rotate up and out of the way when needed, with attendant assistance.

I. Armrests
Sunrise Medical offers fixed, swing-away, and flip-back armrests. They are height-adjustable. WARNING: Armrests are not for lifting or carrying the chair. Always check engagement. Be careful of trapping fingers during adjustment.

J. Flip-Back Height-Adjustable Armrests
Installation involves sliding the armpost into the receiver. Height is adjusted by releasing a lever and sliding the pad. Flip back by depressing a latch. Remove by rotating the height release lever.

K. Padded Swing-Away Armrests
These are for resting forearms, not for transfers. Swing them away or remove them for transfers. Failure to do so can cause injury, decrease chair integrity, and void the warranty.

L. Footrests, Legrests, & Footplates
Ensure correct adjustment by a dealer/healthcare professional. Swing footrests out of the way or remove for transfers.
Swing-in-Swing-out Hangers and Footrests: Installation involves placing the pivot saddle into the receiver and rotating the footrest inward to lock. Removal uses a release latch.
Articulating Legrest (ALR) & Elevating Legrest (ELR): Follow swing-away footrest instructions for installation/removal. Elevation is adjusted by lifting or pressing a release lever.
Platform Flip-Up Footplates: Flip up for transfers. Ensure at least 2 inches of ground clearance to prevent obstacles and tip-overs.

M. Z-Finity™ Footrest System
Rated to 165 lbs (75 kg). Provides stable support. Ensure dealer adjustment. Legrests/footrests should be swung out of the way or removed for transfers. Footplates must have at least 2 inches of ground clearance. Positioning uses rotational clamps, footplate spacers, or height adjustment screws. Torque settings are critical.

N. Backrests and Back Upholstery
Backrest/stroller handles secure in an upright position. Check upholstery monthly for stretching or loose hardware. Solid back inserts attach via hook clamps and quick-release pins.

O. Swing-Away Adjustable Stroller Handles
Loosen the push handle knob to raise or lower it. A retaining ring locks the handle in place. Handles swing in for storage.

P. Seating and Seat Sling Upholstery
Seat sling tension is adjustable via hook and loop material. A folding strap assists chair folding. Check upholstery monthly for stretching. Cushion installation involves placing it on the seat sling with the beveled edge forward.

Q. Side Guards
Insert side guards into receiver hardware. Grip and pull upward to remove.

R. Folding and Unfolding
WARNING: Possible pinch point! Be careful. Ensure seat sling is present or fingers are clear. Use flat palms to depress for opening. If you have tension-adjustable upholstery, loosen straps before folding. Remove quick-release wheels (optional). Flip up footrests on Swing Away models. Grasp seat sling to fold. Unfold by replacing wheels, sliding into sleeves, tilting chair, and pushing down on seat rail until fully open. Ensure footrests are locked.

S. Storage Tips
Store the chair in a clean, dry area to prevent rust/corrosion. Inspect and service before use. If stored for over three months, have it inspected by an authorized supplier.

T. Inspect
After assembly/adjustment, the chair should roll smoothly. If problems occur, review setup sections, troubleshooting guide, or contact your authorized supplier or Sunrise customer service.

IX. Dealer Service and Adjustment

The owner is responsible for ensuring the chair is set up and adjusted by a trained professional under healthcare advisor guidance. Use only recommended parts and accessories.

A. Dealer Service Introduction
1. Annual inspection, safety check, and service by an authorized dealer is recommended.
2. Use specified torque settings for fasteners. If not specified, use 60 in-lbs.
3. Repair or replace worn/damaged parts with recommended parts.
4. Major maintenance and repair work should be done by an authorized dealer.

B. Critical Maintenance Tips
1. Torque Settings: M5 fasteners: 44 in-lbs (5 Nm); M6: 62 in-lbs (7 Nm); M8: 88 in-lbs (10 Nm). Others: 60 in-lbs (6.8 Nm).
2. Reference Materials: Visit www.sunrisemedical.com for parts manuals, instruction sheets, and videos.

C. Cleaning
1. Paint Finish: Clean with mild soap/detergent. Protect with auto wax.
2. Axles and Moving Parts: Clean with a slightly damp cloth. Wipe off dust. Use Teflon-based lubricant only.

D. Rear Axles & Axle Plates
Rear axle position is critical for center of gravity, camber, and wheelbase. WARNING: Moving rear wheels forward increases backward tip-over risk. Make small adjustments and use a spotter. Always use anti-tip tubes. Center of gravity adjustment affects turning speed and stability. Wheel camber adjustment (0°, 3°, or 6° factory set) provides side-to-side stability. Adjustments can be made with camber washers. Torque rear axle plate bolts to 144 in-lbs.

E. Rear Wheel Axle Nut Adjustment
Tight axle sleeves are important. Use a 3/4" wrench for axle nuts and a 1/2" wrench for ball bearings. Tighten clockwise. Allow 0-.010" play.

F. Wheel Locks
Wheel locks prevent rolling when stationary. Do not use to slow/stop. Ensure both locks engage fully. Check weekly. Adjust after setting tire pressure; arm should embed 1/8" into tire when locked. Torque screws to 115 in-lbs for High-Mount and Ergo Scissor types.

G. Caster Forks
Two-hole forks allow caster interchange and seat height adjustment. Loosen bolt, adjust caster position (up/down in 1" increments), replace bolt, and tighten securely. Torque to 75 in-lbs.

H. Casters
Caster housing should be at a 90° angle to the floor. Adjust using eccentric bolts. Ensure alignment and retighten bolts. Casters can be reversed for increased footrest clearance.

I. Anti-Tip Receivers
Sunrise Medical recommends anti-tip tubes. Adjust anti-tip receiver brackets to the desired height, ensuring both are at the same height. Torque to 115 in-lbs.

J. Armrest Receiver Attachment
Mount clamp receivers over the frame tube. Pinch together and insert into armpost receiver. Fasten securely. Adjust fit by loosening set screws, pressing receiver, and re-tightening screws.

K. Adjustable-Locking Flip-Up Armrests
Loosen clamp bolts to adjust height. Loosen bolt to adjust angle using preset holes. Tighten bolts securely.

L. Padded Swing-Away Armrests
Height adjustable via hardware in predrilled holes. Additional height by flipping hardware. Install by sliding armrest into receiver.

M. Swing-In/Swing-Out Hangers and Footrests
Maintain at least 2.0 inches ground clearance for footrests. Loosen set screw to adjust height. Tighten set screw to 144 in-lbs.

N. Angle Adjustable Footplates
Composite: Remove bolt, pull footplate section away, reposition to new angle, use coupling as guide, reinsert bolt.
Aluminum: Loosen bolts, adjust footplate angle, re-tighten hardware.

O. Platform Flip-Up Footplates
Remove hardware to adjust height. Ensure at least 2 inches ground clearance. Re-tighten hardware.

P. Z-Finity™ Footrest System
Rated to 165 lbs (75 kg). Footrest position is key for alignment and support. Consult dealer for adjustment. Swing out or remove for transfers. Ensure 2 inches ground clearance. Positioning uses rotational clamps, spacers, or height adjustment. Torque hardware to 120 in-lb Max.

Q. Backrest
Height Adjustment: Loosen bolts on frame, adjust backrest height, align insert, insert bolt, torque fasteners. Use a torque setting of 144 in-lbs.
Angle Adjustable Backrest: Loosen screws to adjust angle. Repeat for opposite side. Pivot point height and backrest height are adjusted by removing/replacing screws.
Back Depth Adjustment: Adjusts back-canes fore/aft relative to seat for after-market backrests without altering center of gravity.
Backrest Tension Adjustable: Slide Velcro straps over frame, tighten appropriately (do not overtighten). If using integral push handles, slide straps upward. Install backrest cover. Ensure straps have at least 2 inches engagement. Adjustments affect center of gravity; use anti-tips and have attendant assist.

T. Removing Seat Rails
Detach seat rails by removing two bolts attaching the rail to the cross brace.

U. Seat Saddle Adjustment
The Quickie 2 has two seat rail connection settings: "dynamic" (rigid) and "classic" (for folding). Adjust by removing the allen bolt, reversing the saddle, and retightening.

V. Sideguard Hardware
Install outer receiver hardware on frame, inner clamping hardware on the corresponding inside, insert bolts, and tighten. Insert sideguard into receiver.

W. Limb Support
Refer to Footrests, Legrests, & Footplates section for installation/removal. Height, angle, and length are adjustable via screws and buttons. Additional width/length adjustment involves repositioning screws.

X. Sunrise Limited Warranty

A. For Lifetime
Frame and cross-brace warranty against defects in material and workmanship for life or as long as the original purchaser owns the chair. Does not apply if the chair is abused, not maintained, or transferred to another person.

B. For One (1) Year
Sunrise warrants all Sunrise-made parts and components against defects for one year from purchase. This includes Backrest Tension Adjustable components. Sunrise will repair or replace defective items at its option. Warranty does not apply to punctures, tears, or burns. Claims processed through authorized suppliers. Other warranties are excluded.

C. Limitations
1. Does not warrant: tires, tubes, upholstery, pads, push-handle grips; damage from neglect, accident, misuse, improper installation/repair; modified products; exceeding weight limit.
2. Warranty void if serial number tag is removed/altered.
3. Applies to USA and Canada only; check with supplier for international warranties.
4. Not transferable; applies only to the first consumer purchase through an authorized dealer.

D. What We Will Do
Our sole liability is to repair or replace covered parts. This is the exclusive remedy.

E. What You/Dealer Must Do
1. Obtain prior approval from an Authorized Supplier for returns/repairs.
2. Return wheelchair/part(s) freight prepaid to Sunrise Medical at the address provided.
3. Pay labor costs for repair/removal/installation.

F. Notice to Consumer
This warranty replaces other warranties. You may have other legal rights varying by state/province.

G. Additional Warranty Information
For goods provided by Sunrise Medical Pty Ltd in Australia, consumer guarantees apply. Benefits are in addition to other rights and remedies.

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