Why does the motor judder or run irregularly on my Invacare Pronto M41 Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair motor judders or runs irregularly, or only one motor runs, it could be due to a defective bearing or collector. In either case, measure the internal resistance of the motor and replace the motor if defective.
Why is there a short charging period for my Invacare Wheelchair?
If the charging period for your Invacare Wheelchair is short, one of the batteries could be defective and needs to be replaced.
What to do if my Invacare Wheelchair will not start?
If your Invacare Wheelchair won't start, there are several potential causes. The drive motors might be disengaged, so ensure they are engaged. The batteries could be defective and need replacement. A completely discharged battery requires pre-charging. Check the cabling if the power supply to the remote is interrupted. The remote itself might be defective, necessitating replacement. If the remote status display is flashing, assess the error code.
Why do the motors stop and not start again on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair motors stop and do not start again, it could be due to a high motor load causing the power module to lower the voltage. Leave the mobility device switched on and let the power module operate, then charge the batteries overnight with the electronics turned on. Alternatively, the motor itself could be defective, requiring you to measure its internal resistance and replace it if necessary. Finally, the power module might be defective, necessitating its replacement.
Why does my Invacare Pronto M41 judder in drive mode?
If your Invacare Wheelchair judders in drive mode, it could be due to defective batteries with unstable voltage, requiring replacement. Another cause could be defective drive motors, which would also need replacement.
Why does my Invacare Wheelchair pull to the left or right?
If your Invacare Wheelchair is pulling to the left or right, it could be due to drive motors running asymmetrically. In this case, try changing the programming to synchronize the motors. Another possible cause is a visibly dented tire. Check the tire pressure and replace the inner tube and/or valve if necessary.
Why are the batteries not being charged on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If the batteries are not being charged on your Invacare Wheelchair, it could be due to defective batteries, requiring replacement. Another possibility is that the LEDs are flashing on the charger, in which case you should replace the charger.
Why does the motor make a clicking noise on my Invacare Pronto M41?
If your Invacare Wheelchair motor makes a clicking noise, it could be due to a defective bearing or collector. In either case, measure the internal resistance of the motor and replace the motor if defective.
Why does the gearbox make a clicking noise on my Invacare Pronto M41 Wheelchair?
If the gearbox on your Invacare Wheelchair makes a clicking noise, it could be due to a defective gearbox, requiring motor replacement. Another possibility is a loose drive wheel, which should be tightened. Secure the bolts with thread locking adhesive if necessary.
Why does the motor run but lose power on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair motor runs but loses power, it's likely because a high motor load is causing the power module to lower the voltage. Stop driving and allow the electronics to cool down.
Provides essential information about product handling and safety instructions.
Explains hazard symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Defines the purpose and target user group for this mobility device.
Details situations that could affect the device's usability and when to stop using it.
Covers critical warnings for safe operation and potential risks.
Highlights risks and precautions related to the device's electrical components.
Provides essential safety guidelines for driving and using freewheel mode.
Outlines safety precautions for maintaining the mobility device properly.
Discusses initial setup procedures and the importance of professional adjustment.
Details how to adjust the remote's position for optimal user comfort.
Explains adjustments for armrest height, width, and backrest for standard seats.
Covers adjustments for armrests and seat depth/width on Modulite seats.
Details adjustments specific to the Captain's seat, including armrests.
Instructions for adjusting the position and height of the Rea headrest.
Information on removing, installing, and adjusting the center-mounted footboard.
Procedures for removing and adjusting manually adjustable center-mounted legrests.
Guidance on swivelling, setting angle, and adjusting length of height-adjustable legrests.
Instructions for adjusting Vari-A legrests, including length and calf pad settings.
General guidance on operating the mobility device and factors affecting performance.
Safe procedures for entering and exiting the mobility device.
Steps to remove the armrest for easier side transfers.
Information on safely navigating obstacles with the mobility device.
Explains the SureStep technology for climbing obstacles.
Safety precautions for driving on inclines and declines.
Details on the device's overload protection and error code handling.
Overview of battery types, maintenance, and handling.
Provides initial charging advice for new batteries and break-in periods.
Step-by-step instructions and warnings for charging the device's batteries.
Guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting the mobility device safely.
Lists regular inspection checks to be performed by the user and their intervals.
Pre-use checks for safety and proper functioning.
Weekly inspection tasks for components like armrests and tires.
Monthly inspection tasks for upholstered parts, legrests, casters, and wheels.
Information on dealing with wheel damages and tire pressure checks.
Important warnings and guidelines for transporting the mobility device.
Safe methods for moving the device into a vehicle, considering user safety.
Conditions and warnings for using the device as a vehicle seat.
Details on securing the device in a vehicle using tie-down systems.
Guidelines for properly securing the user within the device when used as a seat.
Steps for disassembling the device for safe transportation.
Safety warnings and procedures for lifting and moving the device between floors.
Provides detailed technical specifications and operating conditions for the device.
A log for recording performed inspections and service history.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Drive System | Rear-Wheel Drive |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs. |
| Battery | 12V 35AH |
| Overall Width | 24 inches (61 cm) |
| Motor | 24V DC |
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