If you think that your losing air, error or era, you can perform a simple
water test when you are not using the cushion. Remove the cover and submerge
below the waterline for a couple of minutes. If you see bubbles rising, look
for
the source.
You may have to load up the cushion with air before the test to ensure the
right air
pressure.
Make sure that you dry the cushion enough before re installing the cover.
Best Wishes
W
In a message dated 5/11/05 3:59:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I have been on my roho wheelchair seat cushion about 3 years. Do any
other
Roho users know if they need to be rotated.. or do you just keep them in the
same position always ? I began to notice mine was a bit low and even when we
filled it up more it seemed to sit a bit different.......now last 2 days it
has lost air, I don't see any way it could be punctured unless my wife is
not
tightening the valve enough.
Alway's seem to have some quad related problems LOL , thanks for any that
may know !
>>
