To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I have a remote/joystick error on my Golden Technologies GP162 Wheelchair?
If you are experiencing a remote or joystick error with your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, you should check the LiNX connections and wiring. If the problem persists, consider replacing the LiNX Control Unit.
What to do if I get a network or configuration error on my Golden Technologies GP162 Wheelchair?
If you encounter a network or configuration error on your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, verify the LiNX connections and wiring. If the issue continues, you may need to replace the LiNX Control Unit.
What to do if I get a module error (other than Remote) on my Golden Technologies GP162 Wheelchair?
In case of a module error (excluding remote issues) with your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, inspect the LiNX connections and wiring. If the problem remains, replace the Power Module.
What should I do if my Golden Technologies GP162 shows a left motor error?
If you're encountering a left motor error with your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, you should check the left motor, its connections, and cabling.
What should I do if my Golden Technologies Wheelchair shows a right motor error?
If your Golden Technologies Wheelchair is displaying a right motor error, it's recommended to check the right motor, its connections, and cabling.
What should I do if my Golden Technologies GP162 shows a left park brake error?
If you're experiencing a left park brake error on your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, you should check the left park brake, its connections, and cabling.
What should I do if my Golden Technologies GP162 shows a right park brake error?
If you're experiencing a right park brake error on your Golden Technologies Wheelchair, you should check the right park brake, its connections, and cabling.
General| Brand | Golden Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | GP162 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Lists various accessories available for the LiteRider PTC power chair.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual to convey important information.
Steps for safely getting on and off the power chair and pre-operation checks.
Specifies maximum weight capacity and guidelines for driving on inclines.
Covers general safety rules, prohibitions, and advice on checking medication impact.
Highlights crucial warnings regarding transferring and unauthorized modifications.
Explains how electromagnetic interference can affect power chair operation.
Provides recommendations to minimize the risk of EMI/RFI interference.
Lists and illustrates the primary components of the power chair.
Detailed instructions for installing the seat and armrests.
Instructions for installing the optional seat belt assembly.
Step-by-step guide for attaching and positioning the joystick control.
Instructions on how to disassemble the LiteRider PTC for transport or maintenance.
Guidance on battery replacement and safety precautions.
Guide to adjusting the seat height for optimal operator comfort.
Instructions for adjusting armrest width and angle for personalized comfort.
Steps to adjust the footrest angle and height for user comfort.
Guide to adjusting joystick bracket length and position for ergonomic control.
How to turn the chair on/off, control speed, and use the joystick for movement.
Understanding the joystick display, power status, and battery charge levels.
Guidance on diagnosing common issues using LED indicators and error codes.
Information on freewheel mode, chair locking, and handling operational limits.
Information on battery range and general care guidelines for optimal performance.
A checklist for proper battery charging to maximize battery life.
Step-by-step instructions for recharging the power chair's batteries.
Guidance on regular checks, cleaning the body, tires, and seat.
Advice on protecting the chair from water, weather, and extreme temperatures.
Tips for navigating tight spots, doors, and other common obstacles.
Information and safety advice for using ramps with the power chair.
Details on consumer limited, lifetime, and 13-month warranties for components.
Lists items not covered by warranty and procedures for obtaining service.
