What to do if my Invacare Wheelchair battery indicator flashes low after recharge?
If the battery indicator on your Invacare Wheelchair flashes low immediately after recharge, it may be caused by battery failure, a malfunctioning battery charger, or an electrical malfunction. Check the batteries for a shorted cell and replace if necessary. Contact Provider/Invacare for Service.
Why does the battery indicator on my Invacare Wheelchair flash low so soon after charging?
If the battery indicator on your Invacare Wheelchair flashes low too soon after being recharged, it could be because the batteries are not fully charged or are weak. Have the charger checked and replace the batteries if necessary.
How to fix excessive current draw when charging my Invacare AVIVA Storm RX Wheelchair batteries?
If the batteries in your Invacare Wheelchair draw excessive current when charging, it may be due to battery failure or an electrical malfunction. Have the batteries checked for a shorted cell and replace them if necessary. Contact Provider/Invacare for service.
What to do if the joystick on my Invacare AVIVA Storm RX is erratic?
If the joystick on your Invacare Wheelchair is acting erratically or not responding as expected, it could be due to a damaged motor coupling, an electrical malfunction, or improper controller programming. Contact Provider/Invacare for service or to have the controller reprogrammed.
Why does the motor on my Invacare AVIVA Storm RX chatter?
If the motor of your Invacare Wheelchair chatters or runs irregularly, stop using the wheelchair immediately. This could indicate a motor/gearbox malfunction. Contact Provider/Invacare for Service.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 50 Ah |
| Folding | No |
| Ground Clearance | 3 inches (7.6 cm) |
| Overall Length | 41 inches (104.1 cm) |
| Footrest Style | Angle adjustable |
| Brakes | Electromagnetic |
| Seat Widths | 16 inches (40.6 cm) |
| Seat Depths | 16 inches (40.6 cm) |
General introduction to the user manual and product.
Explains symbols used in the manual for warnings and tips.
Details the intended use and prescription requirements for the device.
Information regarding the product's shelf life.
Information on the expected service life of the product.
Important information for safe operation and use of the product.
Warnings and precautions regarding pinch points on the wheelchair.
Safety precautions related to footplates and front rigging.
Safety guidelines for storing the wheelchair.
Information for making travel arrangements with the power wheelchair.
Explains EMI sources and their potential effects on mobility devices.
Discusses EMI specifically for powered wheelchairs and potential risks.
Information on potential EMI emissions from the wheelchair.
Provides tables for electromagnetic immunity guidance and declarations.
Identifies and describes the main components of the wheelchair.
Information about the different types of remotes used with the wheelchair.
Details the operation of the powered seating system.
Introduces the labels on the product.
Explains the various symbols found on product labels.
Information on initial setup and delivery inspection procedures.
General safety and handling precautions for using the wheelchair.
Advice for attendants on safe wheelchair operation and handling.
Safety precautions for moving the wheelchair on stairs and escalators.
Information on maintaining stability and balance while operating the wheelchair.
Guidelines for operating the wheelchair on different driving surfaces.
Precautions for safely approaching and maneuvering around obstacles.
Detailed instructions for ascending and descending obstacles.
Guidelines and warnings for driving on inclines and ramps.
Techniques for reaching and bending forward safely.
Safe procedures for transferring into and out of the wheelchair.
Warnings against using the wheelchair for weight training or stretching.
Instructions for operating the wheelchair in freewheel mode.
Description of the anti-rollaway feature in freewheel mode.
Steps to engage and disengage the motor locks for freewheeling.
Safety precautions related to the electrical system and shock hazards.
Information on the wheelchair's overload and protection systems.
Instructions and precautions for using the battery isolation switch.
General information about the wheelchair's batteries.
Details on initial charging and break-in period for new batteries.
Safety and longevity instructions for charging batteries.
Steps and procedures for charging the wheelchair batteries.
Procedure for safely disconnecting the charger after charging.
Guidelines for storing and maintaining batteries to ensure longevity.
Information on selecting and using the correct battery types and configurations.
Tips and cautions for optimal battery usage and life.
Information on transporting batteries, including their classification.
Best practices for handling batteries safely and correctly.
Information on using factory-installed transport brackets for securing the wheelchair.
Details on the Transport Ready Option for securing the wheelchair in vehicles.
General safety warnings for transporting the mobility device.
Procedures and warnings for transferring the wheelchair into a vehicle.
Guidelines for using the wheelchair as a vehicle seat.
Instructions on securing the mobility device using tie-down points.
Procedures for securing the user within the wheelchair as a vehicle seat.
Safety precautions for transporting an unoccupied wheelchair.
Information on using third-party transportation docking systems.
Lists components subject to normal wear and tear.
Checklists for regular user and attendant inspections.
Weekly inspection and adjustment tasks for the wheelchair.
Monthly inspection and adjustment tasks for the wheelchair.
Periodic inspection and adjustment tasks for the wheelchair.
Information on mandatory six-month service inspections by a technician.
Instructions and safety precautions for cleaning the wheelchair.
Information on inspecting and maintaining wheels and pneumatic tires.
Procedure for handling damaged wheels on the wheelchair.
Details on pneumatic tire maintenance and safety.
General safety instructions for service procedures.
Instructions and warnings for initial setup and adjustments.
Guidelines for qualified technicians regarding repair and service.
Procedure for setup and delivery inspection.
Information regarding mandatory six-month service inspections.
Details of the six-month service inspection checklist for technicians.
Specifies components that need replacement every 18 months.
Procedures for removing and installing the wheelchair shrouds.
Steps to remove and install the rear shroud assembly.
General information and safety for battery service.
General guidelines for handling wheelchair batteries safely.
Procedures for safely handling and disposing of damaged batteries.
General information and warnings for battery installation.
Step-by-step instructions for removing batteries from the wheelchair.
Step-by-step instructions for installing batteries into the wheelchair.
Instructions for safely replacing battery cables.
Procedure for cleaning battery terminals to ensure good connection.
Information on proper disposal and recycling of lead-acid batteries.
Steps for reconditioning the product for a new user.
Guidelines for product disposal and recycling of components.
Common driving issues and their solutions for the wheelchair.
Troubleshooting common issues with the control system and indicators.
Do's and Don'ts for battery and charger usage for convenience and safety.
Detailed technical specifications for the standard wheelchair configuration.
Annex detailing specifications according to ISO 7176-15 standard.
Details the limited warranty for the product in specific regions.
Details the limited warranty for the product in Canada.
Information on the process for warranty repair and replacement.
Outlines the limitations and exclusions of the product warranty.
Legal disclaimers related to the product warranty and performance.
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