What does it mean when the ON/OFF light flashes 11 times on my Handicare Wheelchair?
If the ON/OFF light flashes 11 times on your Handicare Wheelchair, it indicates a 'STALL' overload fault, meaning a motor is continually demanding too much power. Check the drive units. This fault is often caused by obstacles that are too high, or driving against walls and door frames, etc. It may also be caused by a difficult turn from a standing position.
Why is the ON/OFF light flashing four times on my Handicare Scooter?
If the ON/OFF light flashes four times on your Handicare Scooter, it could be due to a faulty connection or a defective m2 motor. Check the motor connections and cabling. If the connections are fine, the m2 motor may need to be replaced.
What should I do if the ON/OFF light flashes three times on my Handicare Puma 20?
If the ON/OFF light flashes three times, it could mean the m1 motor connection is faulty or loose, the m1 motor is defective, there's a short circuit in the m1 motor connections, or there's a defective power module output. Check and secure the motor connection. If that doesn't work, replace the motor. Correct any short circuits in the connections. Check the motor for defects, as a defective motor can cause a power module output to fail. Only replace the power module if the fault occurs immediately upon switching the unit on; otherwise, replace the entire drive unit.
What does Right Indicator Lamp Failed mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A 'Right Indicator Lamp Failed' on your Handicare Scooter means that the control system has detected a failure in either of the Indicator Circuits. Check the indicator bulbs, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after the above checks have been made, then the ISM may be defective.
What does it mean if the ON/OFF light flashes twice on my Handicare Scooter?
If the ON/OFF light flashes twice on your Handicare Scooter, it indicates a DX accessory fault. The module displays a fault as a result of a programming fault or short circuit and/or overload of the accessories.
What does System Error mean on my Handicare Scooter?
The 'System Error' message on your Handicare Scooter indicates a trip that cannot be attributed to a specific module. Check all cables and connections and cycle the power. If the system contains 3rd party Modules, disconnect all the none PGDT modules and cycle the power.
What does SID Detached mean on my Handicare Scooter?
The 'SID Detached' message on your Handicare Scooter means that the Omni has detected that the Specialty Input Device (SID) has become disconnected. Check all cables and connectors between the Omni and the SID. If the error persists, check that the setting of the parameter, 9-Way Detect, is appropriate for the SID that is being used.
What causes an M1 Brake Error on my Handicare Puma 20?
An M1 Brake Error indicates a problem in the solenoid brakes or their connections. Check the solenoid brakes, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists, the Power Module may be defective.
What causes an M2 Brake Error on my Handicare Puma 20?
An M2 Brake Error indicates a problem in the solenoid brakes or their connections. Check the solenoid brakes, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists, the Power Module may be defective.
What does the M1 Motor Error mean on my Handicare Puma 20 Wheelchair?
The M1 Motor Error indicates that the control system has detected that a motor has become disconnected. Check the motors, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after checking, the Power Module may be defective.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Foldable | No |
| Footrests | Yes |
| Seat Width | 40-48 cm |
| Seat Depth | 40-48 cm |
| Backrest Height | 40-50 cm |
Advises on avoiding contact with hot motors and parts exposed to direct sunlight to prevent burns.
Warns users to avoid contact with moving components like motors and wheels to prevent injury.
Provides guidance on operating the wheelchair in various environments and outlines safety precautions.
Lists essential checks to perform before driving the wheelchair to ensure safe operation.
Explains safe procedures for transferring into and out of the wheelchair.
Instructions on operating the controller and joystick, handling curves, braking, emergency stops, and slope operation.
Crucial safety information and requirements for transporting the wheelchair in a vehicle.
Explains the correct procedure for fastening the seat belt to ensure occupant safety during transport.
Details the recommended schedule for daily, weekly, monthly, and annual maintenance tasks.
Covers battery types, charging procedures, and essential maintenance for optimal performance.
Lists common checks to perform if the wheelchair is not functioning correctly.
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