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Instructions

SUITCASE

SINGLEFOLD GF Ramp

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Rated load is 660 pounds. Never exceed rated load.

Read and follow all labels, instructions, safety and

maintenance information before use.

For additional care, use or safety information, or to obtain

replacement copies, please visit www.ezaccess.com.

To select the ramp length, an incline chart is provided on the

reverse side of this document. However, it is intended only

as a guideline. Refer to your equipment's (wheelchair or

scooter) Owner Guide for the proper degree of

incline/decline and chair direction before attempting ramp

use. Never exceed its recommendations.

Do not use if ramp is damaged or unstable.

For wheelchairs and scooters only (not intended for

commercial use).

Ramp may be slippery when wet or icy.

Use only if sufficient maneuvering room is available at both

ends of the ramp to assure safe travel when entering and

exiting the ramp.

Use ramp only with a qualified helper and always use your

lap belt.

Ensure top lip transition (labeled TOP) is secure before

using ramp. To prevent ramp from becoming dislodged

during use, ensure that the top lip transition fully overlaps

and is in full contact with the resting surface (FIG. 1).

The supporting surfaces need to be substantial and of sound

construction.

Move and keep wheels within the yellow lines of the ramp

curb.

Be sure only the wheels of the wheelchair contact the ramp

surface. Other parts may cause damage to the anti-slip

surface.

Store ramp indoors after use.

Store ramp upright when not in use.

INSTALLATION

1. Ramp is shipped fully assembled.

2. Place ramp on landing in the folded position, making sure

that the top lip transition (labeled TOP) is resting securely on

the landing (FIG. 2).

The “TOP” label is placed on the underside of the

29 & 35-IN ramps, and on the outer curb of the 51,

67, & 85-IN ramps.

The useable ramp surface has an anti-slip

treatment. Do not mistake the surface for the back.

3. Unfold ramp and center on landing (FIG. 3).

4. Ensure top lip transition is secure before using ramp (FIG. 1).

SAFETY & MAINTENANCE

Regularly check ramp for damage. Keep ramp surface clear of ice,

snow, dirt, leaves, and other debris. For snow/ice, remove

accumulation and sweep the surface clean. To remove dirt, leaves,

and other debris, sweeping the surface or using a garden hose will

usually suffice, but, if needed, use a damp cloth or soft brush with

non-alkaloid detergent and water. Rinse well and use extra caution if

ramp surface is wet.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORY

Facilitate the handling and

transportation of the 29-IN

SUITCASE

SINGLEFOLD GF

Ramp with the optional Carry

Bag. This handy accessory

safely fits on the back of a

wheelchair.

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

Summary of content (2 pages)

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Instructions SUITCASE® SINGLEFOLD GF Ramp IMPORTANT INFORMATION INSTALLATION Rated load is 660 pounds. Never exceed rated load. Read and follow all labels, instructions, safety and maintenance information before use. For additional care, use or safety information, or to obtain replacement copies, please visit www.ezaccess.com. To select the ramp length, an incline chart is provided on the reverse side of this document. However, it is intended only as a guideline.
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INCLINE CHART IMPORTANT: Refer to your equipment's (wheelchair or scooter) Owner Guide for the proper degree of incline/decline and chair direction before attempting ramp use. Never exceed its recommendations. TO ESTABLISH THE PROPER RAMP LENGTH: Determine the incline that your chair is designed to climb. Measure the rise (distance from the top step, porch, van, etc. to the ground).  Refer to Incline Chart to find proper ramp length.  At any incline, use ramp only with a qualified helper.