What to do if Invacare Remote Control shows right magnetic brake fault?
If you encounter a 'Right magnetic brake fault' with your Invacare Remote Control, first check the cables and connectors. Ensure that the right magnetic brake is engaged. If these steps don't resolve the problem, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Remote Control shows left magnetic brake fault?
If you encounter a 'Left magnetic brake fault' with your Invacare Remote Control, first check the cables and connectors. Ensure that the left magnetic brake is engaged. If these steps don't resolve the problem, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Remote Control shows motor 11 fault?
If you are getting a 'Motor 11 fault' with your Invacare Remote Control, check the cables and connectors first. If the issue continues, contact your provider.
What to do if Invacare Remote Control shows motor 21 fault?
If you are getting a 'Motor 21 fault' with your Invacare Remote Control, check the cables and connectors first. If the issue continues, contact your provider.
How do I clear the Drive OON Warning on my Invacare Remote Control?
If the primary input is returned to neutral position, the 'Drive OON Warning' on your Invacare Remote Control will clear and the wheelchair will drive normally.
General| Brand | Invacare |
|---|---|
| Model | LiNX DLX-REM400 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Details the manual's purpose, scope, symbols, and safety warnings.
Information on product warranty, claims, and estimated service life.
Covers essential safety warnings for operation, maintenance, and adjustments.
Identifies remote parts and explains screen elements like battery and status bars.
Describes the navigation button, multipurpose buttons, and optional toggle switches.
Explains various labels on the product for identification and warnings.
General setup information and guidelines for safe wiring installation.
Instructions for turning the remote on/off and accessing the menu screen.
Explains menu controls and how to configure time, screen lock, and general settings.
Managing odometer, selecting functions, and using direct/indirect navigation methods.
Explains driving modes like proportional/discrete, latched, and speed control.
Operating lights, horn, and performing emergency stops.
Securing the remote, and using rest and sleep modes.
Operating powered seating functions via seating cards or external switches.
Configuring connectivity cards, mouse mover, and switch control.
Using secondary inputs like chin controls, joysticks, Sip-N-Puff, and head arrays.
Instructions for charging batteries, understanding battery alarms, and using USB charger.
Procedures for replacing mouthpiece, saliva trap, and cleaning the Sip-N-Puff.
Guide to diagnosing system faults, understanding fault codes, and their resolution.
Explains the Out Of Neutral (OON) safety feature and its warning indicators.
Lists mechanical and electrical specifications for the product.
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