To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do the batteries draw excessive current when charging my Invacare At'm?
If the batteries in your Invacare Wheelchair draw excessive current when charging, it could indicate battery failure; have the batteries checked for a shorted cell. Alternatively, there could be an electrical malfunction, which may require replacement. Contact your Dealer/Invacare in this case.
What to do if my Invacare Wheelchair will not drive?
If your Invacare Wheelchair isn't driving, several factors could be at play. First, ensure that your tires are properly inflated. Next, check that the motor engagement handles are correctly engaged. Also, the batteries might need charging, or the charger settings may be incorrect. Finally, verify if the circuit breaker has tripped and, if so, press the reset button.
Why does my Invacare Wheelchair have erratic performance?
If you observe erratic performance in your Invacare Wheelchair, such as difficulty driving uphill or increased braking distance, it may be due to low tire pressure. Ensure that you inflate the tires to the recommended pressure.
What to do if the battery indicator shows low charge level immediately after charging on my Invacare At'm Wheelchair?
If the battery indicator on your Invacare Wheelchair shows a low charge immediately after charging, the batteries may be weak and unable to hold a charge. In this case, you should replace the batteries. Alternatively, there may be an electrical malfunction, in which case you should replace the charger and contact your Dealer/Invacare.
Why does only one drive wheel turn on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If only one drive wheel turns on your Invacare Wheelchair, it could be due to an electrical malfunction, in which case you should contact your Dealer/Invacare for service. Alternatively, one motor might be disengaged; ensure that the motor engagement handle is engaged.
Why is the joystick erratic on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If the joystick on your Invacare Wheelchair is erratic or doesn't respond as desired, it could be due to an electrical malfunction, in which case you should contact your Dealer/Invacare for service. Another possibility is that the controller is programmed improperly; reprogram the controller (refer to the electronics manual supplied with the wheelchair).
Tires| front tire size | 1" x 6" |
|---|---|
| rear tire size | 2.25" x 12.5" |
Mechanical/Performance| max. speed | 3.5 mph |
|---|---|
| incline capability | 6º |
| ground clearance | 2" |
| battery size | 17 Ah |
| battery range | 10-12 miles |
Weight and Dimensions| overall width | 25.5" |
|---|---|
| overall length | 35.5" |
| seat depth | 16" |
| seat width | 18" |
| seat back height | 21" |
| base section weight | 34 lb. |
| seat and arms weight | 14 lb. |
| battery pack weight | 26 lb. |
| total weight | 74 lb. |
| weight limit | 250 lb. |
General safety warning about initial setup by qualified technician.
Covers technician setup, adjustments, and warranty voiding.
Provides critical safety and operational tips for driving and weight distribution.
Outlines crucial safety measures for charging batteries and extension cord use.
Details how EMI can affect movement, braking, and control systems.
Covers maintaining balance and avoiding tip-overs during operation.
Emphasizes the importance and limitations of the seat positioning strap.
Safety protocols for moving the wheelchair between floors.
Guidelines for moving the wheelchair between floors using elevators or stairs.
Table for diagnosing and solving common wheelchair operational issues.
Detailed instructions on using the joystick for speed and direction control.
Guide for safely connecting and disconnecting the joystick to the controller.
Critical safety precautions for handling, transporting, and replacing batteries.
Procedure for removing and installing the entire battery pack.
Steps for removing and installing individual batteries from the battery pack.
Details on connecting battery wiring harnesses correctly to terminals.
Safety and general guidelines for charging batteries to ensure longevity.
Specific warnings and cautions for using external chargers with the wheelchair.
Steps for charging the wheelchair batteries using the joystick port.
Steps for connecting the charger directly to the battery pack.
Procedure for engaging/disengaging wheelchair motors for free-wheeling or operation.
Crucial safety points for transporting the wheelchair, including lifting and securing.
