Rev. A - Operator`s Manual - 2008

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2008 - 2010 Chrysler
Entervan® XT
Foldout Lowered Floor
Minivan Conversion
Private Use
35477 Rev A
Congratulations
We at The Braun Corporation wish to express our fullest appreciation on your new purchase. With you in mind, our skilled craftsmen
have designed and assembled the finest lowered floor vehicle available.
This manual includes safety precautions, operating instructions,
manual operating instructions, and instructions for maintenance and
lubrication procedures.
Your conversion is built for dependability, and will bring you years
of pleasure and independence, as long as the maintenance is performed
regularly and the vehicle is operated by an instructed person.
Sincerely,
THE BRAUN CORPORATION
Ralph W. Braun
Chief Executive Officer
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Read manual
before operating.
Failure to do
so may result in
serious bodily
injury and/or
property damage.
Keep manual in
vehicle.
CONTENTS
Warranty and Registration
Instructions ................................................................ 2
Introduction ................................................................ 3
Operation Quick Reference Guide ....................... 4, 5
Features ................................................................. 6, 7
Safety Precautions .................................................... 8
Operation
Terminology .......................................................... 9
Control System ..................................................... 9
Control Switches ............................................ 10-14
Ramp Access Sliding Door ........................... 14, 15
Kneel System ................................................ 16, 17
Ramp Safety .................................................. 22-24
Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint ................ 25-33
Seat Removal and Installation
Front Seats (General Information) ................ 34, 35
Seat Base Rear Covers ...................................... 36
Seat Electrical Harnesses ............................. 37-39
Front Seat Removal ...................................... 40, 41
Front Seat Installation ................................... 42, 43
Third Row Seats ........................................... 44, 45
Third Row Seat Footrest ..................................... 46
Preventive Maintenance ................................... 48, 49
Power Ramp Operation ...................................... 18
Auxiliary Power Supply and Below
Floor Obstructions ............................................. 50-53
Power Ramp Safety ........................................... 19
Jacking and Tire Changing ................................ 54-56
Power Ramp Manual Operation ......................... 20
Towing ...................................................................... 57
Ramp Electrical Override .................................... 21
Reporting Safety Defects ....................................... 58
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WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION
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damage. Should any damage have occurred during
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INTRODUCTION
Braun®ORZHUHGÁRRUPLQLYDQ
conversions are designed to
provide years of pleasure and
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maintenance procedures will help
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The Braun Corporation encourages wheelchair passengers and
their attendant(s) to review the
material contained in this manual
with your sales representative,
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This manual addresses standard
conversion features as well as
options. Refer to the instructions
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disregard information that does
not apply. Contact the Customer
Experience Group at 1-800-4880359 if any of this information is
not understood.
One of our Customer Experience
Group representatives will direct
you to a Braun authorized service
center.
The Operation Quick Reference
Guide hanging on the mirror
provides a condensed explanation of operation (shown at right).
Read the guide and then insert it
in this manual for future reference.
1RWH$Q2SHUDWLRQ4XLFN5HIHUence Guide (overview) section is
provided on pages 4 and 5 of this
manual also.
Store this manual in the vehicle
along with your OEM owner’s
manual.
If you experience an operation
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condition, contact your sales representative or call 1-800-488-0359.
Operation Quick Reference Guide
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OPERATION QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Operation Overview
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operation. Read the entire manual for complete
details. Contact the Customer Experience Group
at 1-800-488-0359 if any of this information is not
understood.
Interior mounted control switches
display one of these graphics.
or
One-Touch Control Activation
Power door, kneel and ramp functions are activated
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activated
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release this
interior control
switch two
switches
times (x2)
detailed on
pages 10-13.
Page 4
Open Functions: When activating the Open functions, the power door opens, the kneel system lowers
the rear of the vehicle and the ramp deploys.
Close Functions: When activating the Close functions, the ramp stows, the kneel system raises the
rear of the vehicle and the power door closes.
Manual Operation
The passenger side power sliding door and power
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for further details.
OPERATION QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
Operating Your Conversion Couldn’t Be
Simpler . . .
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or those shown on page
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FEATURES
Electronic Control System:
The electronic control system
provides simple one-touch activation of conversion power functions. For your convenience,
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activated using the OEM remote
keyless entry transmitter or one
of the interior switches detailed
on pages 10-13.
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Passenger Side Power Slide
Door: The control system activates the passenger side power
slide door for ramp access. The
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clear vertical passageway.
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door is lowered to provide clear
passage also.
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and further reduces the slope
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rail system installed.
Ramp: The fully automatic
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Electromechanical Power
Kneeling Rear Suspension:
“Kneeling” is the lowering motion of the electromechanical
rear suspension. The kneel
feature reduces the slope of the
ramp when deployed.
Ground Clearance: The
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ground clearance. Be aware of
limited ground clearance.
Ground Effects: Exterior colormatched ground effect panels
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lowered sliding doors.
Floor Track for Wheelchair
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wheelchair passenger(s). Wheelchair capacity at midpoint may
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Forward-Facing Wheelchair
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is supplied for the restraint of one
wheelchair and occupant. The
FEATURES
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Quick-Release Front Passenger Seat with Floor Track for
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Driver Seat: For the wheelchair
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removed and adaptive driving
systems custom tailored for the
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front seating positions.
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accommodate adaptive driving
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Safety Symbols
SAFETY FIRST!
Know That....
All information contained
in this manual and
supplements (if included), is provided for your safety. Familiarity
with proper operation instructions
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bodily injury and/or
property damage.
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important information regarding how to
avoid a hazardous situation that
could result in minor
personal injury or
property damage.
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Recognize the seriousness of this information.
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OPERATION
Before Operation
Before utilizing conversion
features, park the vehicle on a
level surface away from vehicular
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Terminology
“Kneeling” is the lowering motion
of the electromechanical rear
suspension. The term “deploy”
(unfold) indicates the lowering
motion of the ramp to the deployed position. “Stow” (fold) is
the raising motion of the ramp to
the vertical (stowed) position.
The terms “Open” and “Close”
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functions that will occur when
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Open functions, the power door
opens, the kneel system lowers
the rear of the vehicle and the
ramp deploys. When activating
Close functions, the ramp stows,
the kneel system raises the rear
of the vehicle and the power
door closes.
Control System
Conversion power functions
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control system. The control
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the remote keyless entry transmitter or any one of the controls
addressed on pages 10-13.
Do not attempt to interface aftermarket control systems.
Braun Corporation
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Systems Policy:
The Braun Corporation manufactures dedicated control systems
for its products. These control
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property damage.
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OPERATION
Control Switches
For your convenience, conversion
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using the OEM remote keyless
entry transmitter or one of the
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on pages 11-13.
The passenger power sliding door
switches provided on the remote
keyless entry transmitter and in
the overhead console will unlock
the passenger side slide door and
activate the conversion power
door, kneel and ramp functions.
The power sliding door switches
provided in the center console and
on the wall panels to the front and
rear of the passenger side sliding
door (B-pillar and C-pillar respecWLYHO\DUHDFFHVVLEOHWRUHDU
seat passengers including small
children. These control switches
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will activate conversion power
functions only if the passenger
side power slide door is unlocked
and the overhead console Master
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provided on page 13.
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activated that was not intended,
simply press a control switch to
stop or reverse the function. If
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activated, press the switch again.
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Control Switches
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OPERATION
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either control switch shown on
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Power Sliding Door Lock and
Master Lock Out
The keyless entry and overhead
console switches will activate
conversion power functions
whether the passenger sliding
door is locked or unlocked. The
Master Lock Out switch does
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switches.
Remote Keyless Entry
Transmitter
Using the Chrysler remote entry
transmitter eliminates the need
for an additional remote control.
Overhead Console Switch
A control switch is located on
the overhead console.
Press and
release this
switch twice
(x2)
Press and release this switch
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switch twice (X2)
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Press and release
switch displaying
slide door graphic.
Page 11
OPERATION
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the overhead console Master
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power sliding door switches*
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conversion power functions.
Center Console Switch*
B-Pillar Switch*
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switch is located in the center
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A switch is located on the wall
panel ahead of the passenger
slide door (B-Pillar).
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Press and release
switch displaying
slide door graphic.
Press and release
switch displaying
slide door graphic.
OPERATION
C-Pillar Switch*
A switch is located on the wall
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slide door (C-Pillar).
Power Sliding Door Master
Lock Out Switch
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is located in the overhead
console. If the Master Lock
Out switch is in the OFF
position, this OEM feature
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ON
OFF
Page 13
OPERATION
Kneel On/Off Switch
Ramp Access Sliding Door
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located on the driver side of the
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Off switch turns the kneel system on and off only. See page
16 for further details.
Press and release the remote
keyless entry transmitter
or one of the interior control switches to activate the
power sliding door (control
switches detailed on pages
10-13). When a control
switch is activated, the door
will open and the Open seTXHQFHRIIXQFWLRQVZLOOFRQtinue (rear of vehicle kneels
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to activate kneel feature.
Press this switch to OFF
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of functions is complete,
press and release a control
switch to close the door.
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closing, the door will reverse
direction to the fully closed or
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door handles are used while the
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a control switch and the door
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manually as detailed at right.
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which the power door operates. Ensure door travel path
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property damage may occur
during power door operation.
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do so may result in
property damage.
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The passenger side power
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manually. Unlock the passenger sliding door. Open the
slide door from inside or outside
using the OEM door handles.
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OPERATION
Automatic Kneel System
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kneel system lowers the rear of
the vehicle. Lowering the rear
of the vehicle reduces the slope
of the ramp.
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system. This feature provides
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when operating the power door
and power ramp. The Kneel
switch is located on the driver
side of the center console (see
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switch turns the kneel system on
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order for the kneeling system to
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system starts to lower the rear
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the power sliding door starts to
open. When the Close functions are activated, the rear of
the vehicle starts to raise at the
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stow.
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kneeled position and the Close
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switch is switched from Off to
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to activate kneel feature.
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kneeled position (with ramp
deployed) and the transmission
is disengaged from Park “P,” the
ramp will stow and the vehicle
will raise.
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position for extended periods of
time.
In the event the kneel system is
not functioning properly, have
the kneel system repaired immediately. Do not drive with the
rear of the vehicle in the lowered
position. Attempting to do so will
result in an extremely rough and
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you to an authorized service
center.
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with seat in raised position).
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the rear of the vehicle only.
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located under the driver side
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the switch to release the kneel
system (raise vehicle). Release
the switch when the rear of the
vehicle has raised fully. The
kneel actuator motor will ratchet
(make clicking sound).
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Override
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release kneel (raise vehicle).
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OPERATION
Power Ramp Operation
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the electronic control system
using any of the control switches
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a control switch is activated to
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(simultaneously with the kneel
system).
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while the ramp is in motion
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motor will stop running. Activating a control switch again will
start the Close functions (ramp
will stow, vehicle will raise and
the door will close).
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must travel from the full closed
position to the full open position in
order for the ramp to deploy.
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ramp continues to slowly lower
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force of gravity.
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is disengaged from Park “P” while
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stow immediately.
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resistance. Press a control switch
again and the ramp will stow and
the door will close.
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the ramp motor stops running
when the ramp reaches the nearly
horizontal position (approximately
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fully before boarding.
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result in damage.
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when deploying or stowing the ramp. Keep clear of
all power ramp moving parts. Do not attempt to grip
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operation.
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result in serious
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OPERATION
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manually stowing and deploying
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deploy and stow ramp.
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to electrically power the ramp.
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(fold) the ramp only.
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located rear of the ramp in the
lower wall panel. Press and
hold the switch to stow (fold) the
ramp. Release the switch when
the ramp is fully stowed (stops).
Caution: If you stop pressing
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ramp is fully stowed, the ramp
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OPERATION
Ramp Safety
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her wheelchair, that dictate the method in which he
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wheelchair passengers.
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under the direction of your health care professional,
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safely.
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attendant are intoxicated. The wheelchair should
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exit the conversion
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loading onto the
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result in serious
property damage.
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onto a wheelchair ramp.
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care professional.
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slope of the ramp has a direct effect on the center of
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speed when on the ramp. Do not accelerate suddenly when on the ramp. Do not raise the front
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conversion ramp.
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OPERATION
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recommended for optimum safety. Wheelchair passengers who intend to enter and exit their conversion
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characteristics of their personal wheelchair and his or
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wheelchair is in motion on the ramp.
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Wheelchair Orientation and Securement During
Transport: The wheelchair and occupant must face
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the Forward-Facing Wheelchair and Occupant Belt
and Track System when riding in the conversion.
See pages 25-33 for details.
WHEELCHAIR AND OCCUPANT RESTRAINT
One Forward-Facing Wheelchair
and Occupant Belt Kit is supplied
for the restraint of one wheelchair
and occupant (details follow). “Ltrack” is provided in the vehicle
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seating positions. Wheelchair
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securement of wheelchair passengers.
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driving systems custom tailored
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representative.
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wheelchair occupant.
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track restraint system.
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No product developed
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successful securement
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at low speeds, in the
event of an accident.
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and Occupant Belt/Track
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most widely referenced
Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standards used
for contemporary
restraint equipment.
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does not ensure stability
of the wheelchair in the
event of an accident at
any speed.
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the front and two for the rear).
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which installs in the vehiclemounted “L” track (details on
pages 28 and 29). A hook is
positioned on the opposite end
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wheelchair. Do not attach
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components such as armrests
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and instructions on pages 28-33
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Over-Center
Belts
(four supplied)
Lap Belt
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(supplied)
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(optional)
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supplied. A rigid lap
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which installs in the vehicle-mounted
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positioned on the opposite end of the
extension for attachment to an OEM
factory-installed upper torso lap and
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low across the front of the pelvis
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pages 30 and 31 and photos on
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31 and photos on page 33.
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restricted.
owner’s manual. Follow all safety
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(hooks, keepers, latch plate, receptacle), or track, discontinue use and
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approximately as shown in Figure 2. Preferred
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achieved in some cases.
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Page 28
Restraint Belt Angles
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procedures.
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track (align two engagement feet with holes in
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Page 30
Over-center
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Page 31
Over-Center Belt
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SEAT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Front Seats: In an effort to
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customer needs, the driver and
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before removing
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result in serious
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Page 34
Driver and passenger side front
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property damage.
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Seat Base Rear Covers
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removed when removing and
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the ends of the covers and lift
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“B” pillar). See Figures A and
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Disconnect seat
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before removing
seat. Failure to do
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property damage.
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wiring harness plug
to socket provided
at top of seat base
before removing front
seat. Failure to do so
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Page 38
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alignment guides (keys).
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Page 39
Front Seat Bases
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Page 40
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Front Seat Bases
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easy alignment.
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Page 43
Third Row Seats
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Page 44
To Fold (tip forward) Third Row
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Third Row Seat Footrest
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Maintenance is necessary to
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conversion operation. General
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operation.
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contaminants which could result in
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AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY AND BELOW FLOOR OBSTRUCTIONS
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provided on pages 50-53 of this
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Auxiliary Power Supply: Do not
connect auxiliary devices directly
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for vehicles with a manufacture
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supplying the correct gauge wire
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power at all times (independent of
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more than a 40 ampere power
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Below Floor Obstructions
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result in serious
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Page 52
5LVNRIHOHFWULFDOÀUH
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manufacturer.
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Page 53
JACKING AND TIRE CHANGING
Jacking and Tire Changing
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Page 54
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position. Slide tire out of mount.
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as detailed on pages 54 and 55. Refer to the
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Page 56
TOWING
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than towed with one set of wheels suspended
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REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS
Reporting Safety Defects to The
Braun Corporation
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United States Government
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hope you will notify us. Please contact the
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Corporation.
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vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign. HowHYHU1+76$FDQQRWEHFRPHLQYROYHGLQLQGLYLGXDOSUREOHPV
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vehicle safety from the Hotline.
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"Providing Access to the World"
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Over 300 Braun
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35477 Rev A
January 2011
Patent #6,825,628
Patent #7,798,761
Patent #7,551,995

Rev. A - Operator`s Manual - 2008

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