Alber e-pilot - Understanding Alber e-pilot Labels and Identification

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10. Transport
10.1 e-pilot
• For transport purposes, the battery pack and the display should be removed from the
e-pilot and stowed securely. If the two components are left on the e-pilot, it must be
switched off.
• If you wish to raise the e-pilot, you must never reach into the wheel rim.
• Note the applicable regulations for transporting lithium-ion batteries, particularly
when travelling (see also chapter 3.5.8).
10.2 Wheelchair
Before the wheelchair is folded up, the docking bar [60] must be removed from the
bracket.
• Hold the docking bar [60] firmly.
• On the left or right side of the cross strut:
press your thumb onto the release mechanism [29] in the centre of the quickpin [28]
and pull the quickpin out of the hole of the clamp [61] attached to the wheelchair.
You can now swivel the cross strut downwards.
• Repeat the process on the other side of the wheelchair and completely remove the
cross strut from the wheelchair.
In order to operate the wheelchair with the e-pilot again after transport, you have to
re-attach the cross strut [60] to the wheelchair.
• On the left or right side of the wheelchair, insert the docking bar [60] the right way
round into the clamp [61] and hold it firmly.
• Press your thumb on the release mechanism [29] in the centre of the quickpin [28]
and insert it as far as it will go into the clamp [61].
• When you release the release mechanism [29], the docking bar [60] is secured in the
clamp [61] and it can no longer be removed.
• Repeat the process on the other side of the wheelchair.
After attaching the docking bar [60], check that the two quickpins [28]
and the docking bar [60] are held securely in the clamps [61].
It must not be possible to remove the quickpins from the clamps [61]
without pressing on the release mechanism [29].
It must also not be possible to remove the docking bar [60] from
the clamps [61] without removing the two quickpins [61].