What to do if SPM L Park Brake Fault or SPM R Park Brake Fault displays and Invacare TDX SP Wheelchair does not drive?
If you see 'SPM L Park Brake Fault' or 'SPM R Park Brake Fault' displayed and your Invacare Wheelchair won't move, it might be because the motor lock levers are disengaged (Error code E9 or E10). To fix this, engage the motor lock levers.
What to do if the Invacare TDX SP battery indicator flashes low immediately after recharge?
If the battery indicator flashes low immediately after recharging, it could indicate battery failure, a malfunctioning charger, or another electrical issue. Check the batteries for a shorted cell and replace them if necessary.
What to do if the Invacare Wheelchair battery indicator flashes low too soon after being recharged?
If the battery indicator flashes low too soon after being recharged, the batteries may not be charging properly or may be weak. Have the charger checked and replace the batteries if necessary.
What to do if Joystick TIMEOUT displays and the Invacare TDX SP Wheelchair does not drive?
If 'Joystick TIMEOUT' appears and the wheelchair doesn't move, the joystick or input device might be disconnected. Turn off the power, reconnect the joystick or input device, and then turn the power back on.
What to do if CHARGER PLUGGED IN displays on Invacare TDX SP Wheelchair?
If 'CHARGER PLUGGED IN' is displayed, it means the battery charger is connected. Unplug the battery charger from the wheelchair.
Why does my Invacare TDX SP veer left or right?
If your Invacare Wheelchair veers to the left or right, check for loose stem nuts/bolts, bearings, or signs of wear.
What to do if my Invacare TDX SP Wheelchair squeaks and rattles?
If your Invacare Wheelchair is making squeaking or rattling noises, inspect it for uneven tire wear, a bent fork or frame, or loose hardware.
What to do if my Invacare TDX SP Wheelchair feels loose?
If you notice looseness in your Invacare Wheelchair, check for uneven tire wear, a bent fork or frame, or loose hardware.
What to do if LEFT BRAKE FAULT or RIGHT BRAKE FAULT displays and Invacare wheelchair does not drive?
If 'LEFT BRAKE FAULT' or 'RIGHT BRAKE FAULT' appears and the wheelchair doesn't move, the motor lock levers may be disengaged. Engage the motor lock levers.
What does NEUTRAL TESTING display mean on Invacare Wheelchair?
If 'NEUTRAL TESTING' is displayed, the joystick neutral test has failed. Release the joystick and try to get it back to the center-most position.
Explains hazard warnings, personal protection, and general information symbols.
Details symbols for drive/push modes, anchor points, and vehicle seat use.
Describes wheelchair classification and its intended indoor/outdoor use.
Lists situations affecting usability and necessary actions to take.
Covers general risks, driving under impairment, and accidental motion.
Addresses risks of tipping, slopes, and freewheel mode operation.
Discusses safety of altering the device and CE marking validity.
Details safety precautions when using the wheelchair's lifter mechanism.
Identifies main components like handle, armrest, wheels, remote, legrests.
Covers adapting armrests and control panel to user's needs for comfort.
Instructions for adjusting backrest angle/tension and headrest for support.
Details adjustments for various legrest types (centre-mounted, lateral).
Explains overload protection and how the system responds to issues.
Comprehensive guide on charging, storing, using, and handling batteries.
Guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting the wheelchair safely.
Safety instructions for transferring the wheelchair into a vehicle.
Safety guidelines for using the wheelchair as a seat in a vehicle.
Provides data on driving characteristics, dimensions, and weights.
Explains hazard warnings, personal protection, and general information symbols.
Details symbols for drive/push modes, anchor points, and vehicle seat use.
Describes wheelchair classification and its intended indoor/outdoor use.
Lists situations affecting usability and necessary actions to take.
Covers general risks, driving under impairment, and accidental motion.
Addresses risks of tipping, slopes, and freewheel mode operation.
Discusses safety of altering the device and CE marking validity.
Details safety precautions when using the wheelchair's lifter mechanism.
Identifies main components like handle, armrest, wheels, remote, legrests.
Covers adapting armrests and control panel to user's needs for comfort.
Instructions for adjusting backrest angle/tension and headrest for support.
Details adjustments for various legrest types (centre-mounted, lateral).
Explains overload protection and how the system responds to issues.
Comprehensive guide on charging, storing, using, and handling batteries.
Guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting the wheelchair safely.
Safety instructions for transferring the wheelchair into a vehicle.
Safety guidelines for using the wheelchair as a seat in a vehicle.
Provides data on driving characteristics, dimensions, and weights.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | Mid-Wheel Drive |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Battery Range | Up to 15 miles |
| Ground Clearance | 2.5 inches |
| Battery | Group 24 |
| Battery Capacity | 75 Ah |
| Range | Up to 15 miles |
| Seat Width | 16-22 inches |
| Seat Depth | 16-22 inches |
| Drive Wheel Size | 14 inches |
| Caster Wheel Size | 6 inches |
| Back Height | 18-24 inches |
| Overall Width | 24 inches |
| Battery Type | Sealed Lead Acid |
| Backrest Height | 18-24 inches |
| Tire Size | 14 inches |
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