What to do if Drive Wheelchair shows a Battery Fault?
If your Drive Wheelchair's battery is faulty, first, charge the batteries fully. Then, ensure that you check all battery cables and connections to make sure they are secure.
What to do if Drive Trident Wheelchair has a Power Module Fault?
If the power module of your Drive Wheelchair is showing a fault, check all electrical connections and leads to ensure they are securely connected.
What to do if Drive Wheelchair indicates a Park Brake Fault?
If your Drive Wheelchair displays a Park Brake Fault, ensure that the freewheel levers are in “drive” mode. Also, check the parking brake connections to confirm they are properly connected.
What to do if Drive Trident Wheelchair displays a Left Motor Fault?
If your Drive Wheelchair shows a Left Motor Fault, check the motor connections and leads between the left motor and the power module.
What to do if Drive Trident Wheelchair displays a Right Motor Fault?
If your Drive Wheelchair shows a Right Motor Fault, check the motor connections and leads between the right motor and the power module.
How to troubleshoot Left Motor Wiring issues in Drive Trident?
If your Drive Wheelchair is experiencing issues with the left motor wiring, check all connections and leads between the left motor and the battery.
What to do if Drive Trident Wheelchair displays Charger Inhibit?
If your Drive Wheelchair shows a Charger Inhibit, disconnect the battery charger from the controller.
What to do if Drive Trident displays Joystick Fault?
If your Drive Wheelchair shows a Joystick Fault, make sure the joystick is in the center position before powering on the power wheelchair.
General| Frame Material | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Folding | Yes |
| Footrests | Swing-away |
| Seat Depth | 16 inches |
| Armrest Height | 9 inches |
| Wheel Size | 24 inches |
| Front Caster Size | 8 inches |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Seat Height | 19 inches |
| Backrest Height | 16 inches |
Read manual, follow setup, be cautious during maneuvering.
Do not modify wheelchair; voids warranty. Accessories are available.
Inspect electrical connections, joystick, freewheel levers, and batteries.
Do not exceed maximum weight capacity. No passengers allowed.
Use caution on inclines. Drive straight up/down. Avoid freewheel mode on slopes.
Understand freewheel vs. drive mode. Never use freewheel on inclines or while seated.
Release joystick to stop. Features regenerative and park brakes.
Operate on level surfaces. Avoid uneven terrain, water, and inclement weather.
Exercise caution near curbs, steps. Never over obstacles taller than ground clearance.
Securely stow in vehicle. Do not sit in wheelchair during transport.
Use included safety belt; it is not a motor vehicle seat belt.
Have an attendant. Reduce distance, turn off power, adjust armrests/footplate.
Be aware of physical limits, alcohol, drugs, and smoking hazards.
Diagram and list of external components: headrest, armrests, controller, wheels.
Diagram and list of electrical parts: controller, motors, batteries, circuit breaker.
Insert armrests into attachment points on the seat frame.
Tighten star knobs on the back of the seat frame.
Connect harnesses to the power module and route joystick harness.
Align rear 'U' hooks with pins on the seat frame.
Insert quick-release pin to lock the seat to the seat frame.
Connect charger to terminal and plug into electrical outlet.
Remove seat, adjust height using quick-release pins, and reinstall.
Loosen star knob on armrest, slide up/down to adjust height.
Loosen star knob on seat frame, slide armrests for width.
Loosen nut/bolt, reposition footplate, retighten to adjust height.
Loosen star knob, slide footplate, retighten to adjust depth.
Lift footplate, tighten/loosen bolt underneath to adjust angle.
Loosen star knob on armrest underside, slide arm forward/backward.
Pull lever on seat side to adjust reclining angle.
Press power button to turn on. Use speed buttons and joystick for movement.
Red: charge soon. Red/Orange: avoid long trips. Red/Orange/Green: full battery.
Diagram and labels for controller buttons: Battery Gauge, Power, Horn, Speed controls, Joystick.
Connect charger to outlet and wheelchair. Ensure freewheel levers are engaged.
Initial charge, use until red/orange lights, then recharge.
Charge daily if used daily. Charge weekly for infrequent use.
Range affected by surfaces, inclines, wind. Plan trips, limit weight.
Batteries are FAA approved. Contact carrier for specific requirements.
Routine maintenance ensures longevity. Avoid abuse, extreme temps, moisture.
Dry thoroughly with towel, air dry for 8-12 hours. Check joystick/brakes.
Ideal range 18°F-122°F. Cold may freeze batteries; hot may reduce speed.
Store in dry place, free from extreme temps. Fully charge and disconnect batteries.
Use damp cloth with mild cleaner. Do not hose off or use chemicals on upholstery.
Follow local regulations for disposal. Contact waste agency or provider.
Conditions requiring service: noise, frayed wires, broken parts, no power.
Daily, weekly, monthly checks for joystick, harness, tires, brakes, wheels, and unit condition.
Troubleshooting via wrench flash under horn button or battery gauge lights.
List of flash codes, descriptions (e.g., Battery Fault), and recommended actions.
Lists limited lifetime, 14-month, and 6-month warranties for various parts.
Parts free of defects at delivery: plastic shrouds, tires, floor mats, etc.
90-day warranty for reconditioned units, remainder of original for replacement parts.
Service must be by authorized provider. Follow manual for warranty validity.
Lists parts and conditions not covered by warranty, e.g., labor, consumables.
Lists accessories like swing-away controller arm, leg rests, drink holder, backpack.
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