To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Invacare Wheelchair will not drive?
If your Invacare Wheelchair won't drive, make sure the motor release levers are engaged and that the batteries are adequately charged. Also, ensure the charger is unplugged from the wall outlet during operation. If the circuit breaker has tripped, reset it. If it continues to trip, this could indicate an internal issue requiring professional repair. Contact your Dealer/Invacare.
Why does the battery indicator on my Invacare Wheelchair flash low after charging?
If the battery indicator on your Invacare Wheelchair flashes low immediately after recharging, it could indicate weak batteries, a malfunctioning charger, or an electrical malfunction. Consider replacing the batteries. For charger issues or electrical malfunctions, it's recommended to contact your Dealer/Invacare.
What does SPM Battery Fault mean on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair displays 'SPM Battery Fault' and won't drive, the batteries likely need charging. Charge the batteries. If they don't charge properly, inspect the battery charger or consider replacing the batteries.
How to increase driving distance on Invacare Pronto M51 Base Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair has limited driving distance, it could be due to batteries not being charged long enough or batteries that are too weak to hold a charge. Ensure you charge the batteries overnight or for at least 8 hours between uses and verify the charger setting is correct. If the problem persists, consider replacing the batteries.
Why are my Invacare Pronto M51 Base Wheelchair batteries not charging?
If your Invacare Wheelchair batteries aren't charging, the charger may not be working, battery connections might be loose, the wall outlet may not be providing current, or there could be a bad connection in the charger, cable, plug, or internal wiring. Have the charger replaced. Check and secure all connections. Try another wall outlet. Internal repairs may be required. Contact Dealer/Invacare.
Why does my Invacare Pronto M51 Base charger show low charge after charging?
If the charger indicator on your Invacare Wheelchair shows a low charge level right after charging, the batteries may be weak and unable to hold a charge, there could be an electrical malfunction, or the charger itself might be malfunctioning. Replace the batteries. For electrical or charger issues, contact your Dealer/Invacare.
What does 'CHARGER PLUGGED IN' mean on my Invacare Pronto M51 Base Wheelchair?
If the Invacare Wheelchair displays 'CHARGER PLUGGED IN', it means the battery charger is connected. Unplug the battery charger from the wheelchair.
What does JOYSTICK TIMEOUT mean on my Invacare Wheelchair?
If your Invacare Wheelchair displays 'JOYSTICK TIMEOUT' and won't drive, the joystick or input device is likely disconnected. Turn off the power, reconnect the joystick or input device, and then turn the power back on.
What does SPM Communications Fault mean on my Invacare Pronto M51 Base?
If your Invacare Wheelchair displays 'SPM Communications Fault' and drives slowly, the controller detected a fault during the last power-off. Turn the wheelchair off and then back on.
What does BAD JOYSTICK CAL VALUES mean on my Invacare Pronto M51 Base?
If your Invacare Wheelchair displays 'BAD JOYSTICK CAL VALUES' and won't drive, the joystick calibration values are outside the expected range. Recalibrate the joystick.
General| Maximum Speed | 4 mph |
|---|---|
| Drive System | Rear-Wheel Drive |
| Wheel Type | Solid |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Overall Width | 24.5 inches |
| Seat Width | 16-20 inches |
| Seat Depth | 16 inches |
| Battery Type | 12V, 35Ah |
| Range per Charge | Up to 12 miles |
| Caster Wheels | 6 inches |
| Ground Clearance | 2.5 inches |
| Battery | Two 12 V |
| Battery Size | U1 |
| Charger | Off-board charger |
Details about TRRO and TRBKTS systems for securing the wheelchair during transport.
Information for users of powered seating systems, emphasizing user adjustments.
Location of labels on wheelchairs equipped with TRRO transport brackets.
Location of labels on wheelchairs not equipped with TRRO transport brackets.
Procedures for setting up and servicing the electronic control unit by qualified technicians.
Guidance on safe operation, including weight shifting and avoiding tipping hazards.
Precautions for using oxygen and Invacare-approved accessories for optimal performance.
Information on battery types recommended and general battery care.
Safety warnings and instructions for charging wheelchair batteries correctly.
Importance of proper grounding and extension cord usage to prevent shock hazards.
Information on the wheelchair's performance in rain and precautions against water damage.
Disclaimer stating wheelchairs are not designed for weight training, voiding warranty.
Specifies the maximum weight capacity of the wheelchair.
Explains potential effects of EMI on wheelchair control systems and lists common sources.
Details warnings to reduce the risk of unintended movement or brake release due to EMI.
Provides immunity levels for EMI and notes on product testing and modifications.
Emphasizes maintaining balance, wearing seat strap, and avoiding heavy loads.
Techniques for navigating obstacles, maintaining balance, and proper positioning.
Guidance for assistants on proper body mechanics and awareness of detachable parts.
Warnings and procedures for safely lifting the wheelchair, especially on stairs.
Steps for safe transfers, including turning off power and engaging motor release levers.
Proper techniques for reaching forward to avoid tipping and maintain stability.
Safe methods for reaching backward without compromising balance or causing tipping.
Guidelines for regular inspection of wheelchair components for safety and wear.
Checks for seat security, tire condition, and caster debris on a weekly basis.
Monthly checks for wheel nuts, caster tension, and general fasteners.
Periodic checks for seat latch, alignment, charger cord, and labels.
A guide to identifying and resolving common wheelchair operational problems.
Table of symptoms, probable causes, and solutions for common wheelchair issues.
Troubleshooting specific to SPJ joysticks, including information gauge diagnostics.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators on the information gauge for status and errors.
Details error codes indicated by service light flashes for different fault types.
Troubleshooting specific to MPJ and other joysticks, including error codes.
Do's and Don'ts for safely checking and maintaining battery charge levels.
General safety precautions before operating the wheelchair after adjustments or repairs.
Instructions for safely powering the wheelchair on and off using different joystick types.
Guidance on controlling speed and direction using the proportional joystick.
Detailed explanation of the buttons, LEDs, and functions on MK6i joysticks.
How to use tortoise and hare buttons to adjust wheelchair speed settings.
Explanation of proportional drive control and stopping the wheelchair.
Location and function of the port for charging batteries and programming.
How the amber service indicator signals errors or faults in the system.
Explains how the information gauge displays power status and battery charge levels.
Details on MPJ+ joystick controls, including drive select and mode selection.
Function of the toggle switch for selecting different drive performance programs.
Step-by-step guide to selecting drive modes (DRIVE 1-4) using the toggle switch.
Instructions for adjusting speed using the knob on the MPJ+ joystick.
Overview of different display screens, including splash and main screens.
Description of the initial screen displayed at startup showing software version.
Explanation of the main display, showing drive name, battery gauge, and status message.
How the status indicator signals attention required or a stop condition.
Explains available operating modes and how to change them using the mode switch.
Details the driving screen, displaying drive name, status icon, and battery indicator.
Shows icons for connected devices like attendant controls or external switches.
Information on the programmable port for external switches and functions.
Function of the remote stop switch for stopping the wheelchair.
How the remote mode reset switch functions similarly to the mode switch.
How to use an ability switch to control the wheelchair's power remotely.
Instructions for selecting different operating modes like environmental controls or sleep mode.
Use of the memory card slot for saving or reading wheelchair parameters.
Step-by-step guide for repositioning the joystick mounting bracket.
Procedures for safely disconnecting and connecting SPJ+ and MPJ+ joysticks.
Specific instructions for disconnecting and connecting SPJ+ joystick connectors.
Specific instructions for disconnecting and connecting MPJ+ joystick connectors.
Safety warnings and steps for tilting the Formula CG seat assembly upwards.
Instructions for tilting the seat assembly forward into the down/closed position.
Procedure for removing and reinstalling the seat assembly on wheelchairs without specific seating systems.
Safety warnings and steps for removing and installing the footboard assembly.
Steps for installing the footboard assembly using the quick release pin.
Instructions for adjusting the angle of the footboard assembly.
Specific steps for adjusting the angle of the footboard assembly.
Steps for adjusting the depth of the footboard assembly to different mounting positions.
Warning that tire replacement must be performed by a qualified technician.
Steps for removing and installing the battery shroud for access to components.
Steps for reinstalling the battery shroud after maintenance or component access.
Procedure for engaging and disengaging motor release levers for freewheeling.
Instructions for replacing the front and rear caster assemblies.
Steps for adjusting caster forks to ensure proper tension and prevent flutter.
Critical safety warnings for handling, replacing, and connecting wheelchair batteries.
Guidance on selecting and identifying the correct battery terminal configuration.
Detailed steps for safely removing and installing batteries from the wheelchair tray.
Steps for correctly seating and connecting batteries after removal.
Instructions for safely connecting and disconnecting battery cables, including terminal caps.
Information on battery status indicators (green, amber, red LEDs) for charging needs.
Explains the Battery Gauge Display (BGD) on the MPJ+ joystick for charge status.
Safety warnings and general principles for charging wheelchair batteries.
General operation of battery chargers, including extension cord safety and indicator lights.
Instructions for using the on-board charger, including LED status indicators.
Procedure for charging batteries using an independent charger via the joystick port.
Information on TRRO and TRBKTS, crash testing, and transport bracket usage.
Details wheelchair compliance with ANSI/RESNA WC/Vol. 1 - Section 19 standards.
Guidelines for positioning the wheelchair in a vehicle for safe travel.
Recommended clear zones and belt usage for occupants during vehicle transport.
Identification of tie-down brackets on the wheelchair for securement systems.
Instructions for attaching Wheelchair Tie-down and Occupant Restraint Systems (WTORS).
Instructions for using wheelchair-anchored pelvic belts for occupant restraint.
Details on installing and orienting wheelchair-anchored pelvic belts.
Information on vehicle-anchored belts and the wheelchair's rating for their use.
Warning that the wheelchair was tested with the factory installed seating system ONLY.
Guidelines for proper positioning and angle of pelvic and torso belts for occupant safety.
