CTM HS-2850 User Manual

C.T.M. Mini Power Chair
C.T.M. Mini Power Chair
C.T.M. Mini Power Chair
HS-2850 User's Manual

CTM HS-2850 Specifications

General

Brand	CTM
Model	HS-2850
Category	Wheelchair
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

Important Precautions

Electromagnetic Interference and Warnings

Identification of Parts

Joystick

Details on joystick controls, battery gauge, and extendable bracket features for operation.

Armrest

Instructions for adjusting the width and height of the armrests for user comfort.

Footplate

Guidance on adjusting the footplate's position for optimal user ergonomics.

Power Base

Explanation of the free-wheeling lever for manual or powered movement of the chair.

Operating Your Power Chair

Headrest Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the headrest's position up and down for comfort.

Seat Adjustment

Instructions on how to rotate the seat and avoid wire twisting.

Armrests' Width Adjustment

Steps to adjust armrest width using side knobs for a comfortable fit.

Seat's Depth Adjustment

How to adjust the depth of the seat by loosening fixation screws.

Backrest Angle Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the backrest angle by releasing pins.

Seat's Width Adjustment

Steps to adjust seat width by removing screws and backrest pad.

Disassembling / Re-assembling Your Power Chair

Joystick Cable Removal

Steps for safely disconnecting and removing the joystick cable from the armrest.

Seat Removal

Instructions for folding the seat back and lifting the seat assembly for removal.

Body Shroud Removal

Guidance on removing the front and rear shrouds using push rivets.

Battery Removal

Procedures for disconnecting batteries, unfastening straps, and removing them safely.

Charging the Batteries

Care and Maintenance

Body Shroud

Instructions for cleaning the power chair's body shroud with a damp cloth.

Seat and Armrests

Guidelines for maintaining the seat upholstery and armrests, including warranty notes.

Seat Belt

Proper cleaning methods for seat belts using mild soap and water.

Flat Spot (for solid tires only)

Method to eliminate flat spots on solid tires after periods of storage.

Tire Pressure (for air-filled tires only)

Recommended tire pressure for air-filled tires and its importance for safety.

Tire Tread

How to inspect tire tread depth and check for damage.

Electrical Connections

Ensuring secure battery terminals and plug connectors for reliable operation.

Hardware

Checking that all hardware is securely fastened and replacing missing components.

Storing

Advice on storing the power chair in a dry, room-temperature environment.

Troubleshooting

Technical Specifications