What does M1 Motor Error mean on my Handicare Scooter?
The M1 Motor Error on your Handicare Scooter indicates that a motor has become disconnected. Check the motors, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after these checks, the Power Module may be defective.
What does M2 Motor Error mean on my Handicare Scooter?
The M2 Motor Error on your Handicare Scooter indicates that a motor has become disconnected. Check the motors, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after these checks, the Power Module may be defective.
What does Inhibit Active mean on my Handicare Scooter?
The 'Inhibit Active' message on your Handicare Scooter means that one of the Inhibit inputs is active and in a latched state. Cycle the power to drop out of Latched Mode, which might clear the trip. Check all wiring and switches connected to the indicated Inhibits. If the trip persists, the ISM may be defective.
How do I fix a Joystick Calibration Error on my Handicare Scooter?
A Joystick Calibration Error on your Handicare Scooter means the joystick calibration process was unsuccessful. Enter OBP and attempt calibration. If the error persists, the Joystick Module may be defective.
What causes a Brake Lamp Short on my Handicare Scooter?
A Brake Lamp Short on your Handicare Scooter indicates that the control system has detected a short in the Brake Lamp Circuit. Check the brake lamps, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after these checks, the ISM may be defective.
What does Left Lamp Short mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A 'Left Lamp Short' on your Handicare Scooter indicates that the control system has detected a short in either of the Lamp Circuits. Check the lamps, 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 Right Lamp Short mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A 'Right Lamp Short' on your Handicare Scooter indicates that the control system has detected a short in either of the Lamp Circuits. Check the lamps, 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 Left Indicator Lamp Short mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A 'Left Indicator Lamp Short' on your Handicare Scooter means that the control system has detected a short in either of the Indicator Circuits. Check the indicators, 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 Memory Error mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A Memory Error on your Handicare Scooter is a non-specific memory error that could be caused by any of the modules within the system. Check all cables and connections and cycle the power. If the system contains 3rd party Modules, disconnect all the non PGDT modules and cycle the power. If this clears the trip, connect each 3rd party module in turn, cycling the power each time. If the trip reappears after one of the power cycles then the last module to have been added to the system must be defective. If the trip is still present after the above checks have been made, then the PM may be defective.
What does Right Indicator Lamp Short mean on my Handicare Scooter?
A 'Right Indicator Lamp Short' on your Handicare Scooter means that the control system has detected a short in either of the Indicator Circuits. Check the indicators, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after the above checks have been made, then the ISM may be defective.
Explains the purpose and scope of the service manual for mechanics.
Details the information found on the product's identification plate.
Explains warning and reference symbols used in the manual for clear communication.
Lists Puma 20 options that reduce the maximum user weight on a Puma 40 carrier.
Specifies requirements for service technicians performing repairs.
Outlines general safety information, temperature warnings, and interference precautions.
Illustrates and explains the meaning of various decals found on the wheelchair.
Lists mechanical tools required for settings and maintenance tasks.
Lists tools required for electronic settings and programming.
Explains how to use the parts lists for ordering replacement components.
Provides an overview of carrier and seat components with their corresponding page numbers.
Lists wiring harnesses and electronic modules for the Shark system.
Lists wiring harnesses and electronic modules for the R-net system.
Lists wiring harnesses and electronic modules for the DX2 system.
Lists wiring harnesses and electronic modules for the VR-2 system.
Details the regular maintenance schedule for the wheelchair, specifying tasks and responsibilities.
Introduces instructions for assembly, replacement, and adjustment of wheelchair components.
Guides on replacing Puma 20 motors, including compatibility and programming.
Details the procedure for converting drive direction from FWD to RWD and vice versa.
Provides steps for replacing carbon brushes in the motor assembly.
Explains the process for replacing the indoor/outdoor drive wheels.
Details the procedure for replacing the castor wheels.
Outlines steps for replacing the castor fork assembly.
Provides instructions for installing the direct access accessory.
Guides on installing the attendant steering system.
Details the procedure for replacing the wheelchair batteries, including safety precautions.
Explains how to replace the power module unit.
Details the process for adjusting the wheelchair's seating height.
Explains how to adjust the wheelchair's center of gravity for stability.
Explains how to adjust the electrical seat tilt angles.
Provides tables detailing seat tilt limitations based on various configurations.
Offers troubleshooting steps for castor wheel shimmy issues.
Lists common faults and remedies for the Shark system.
Lists common faults and remedies for the R-net system.
Lists common faults and remedies for the DX2 system.
Lists flash codes and their meanings for the DX2 Actuator Module.
Lists common faults and remedies for the VR-2 system.
Lists relevant CE directives and standards the product complies with.
Provides general technical specifications like battery details and dimensions.
Lists technical specifications for various Puma models (40/20, Sedeo Pro+/Pro/Lite/EasyFit).
Shows system diagrams for various control modules like Shark, DX2, R-net, VR-2.
Shows system diagrams for Shark control modules.
Shows system diagrams for DX2 control modules.
Shows system diagrams for R-net control modules.
Shows system diagrams for VR-2 control modules.
Provides definitions for terms used in the warranty section.
Outlines the warranty periods for different parts and components of the power wheelchairs.
General| Brand | Handicare |
|---|---|
| Model | PUMA 40 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
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