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Mrs. Elizabeth ZamoraSep 9, 2025
What should I do if my Karma Wheelchair indicates a left park brake fault?
- PpaulzimmermanSep 9, 2025
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates a left park brake fault, check the left park brake, connections and cabling.
What should I do if my Karma Wheelchair indicates a left park brake fault?
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates a left park brake fault, check the left park brake, connections and cabling.
What should I do if my Karma Wheelchair indicates a right park brake fault?
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates a right park brake fault, check the right park brake, connections and cabling.
What should I do if my Karma Wheelchair indicates a SHARK Control Unit Fault?
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates a SHARK Control Unit Fault, check the SHARK Communications Bus connections and wiring. Replace the Control Unit.
What should I do if my Karma KP-25.2 indicates a SHARK Power Module Fault?
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates a SHARK Power Module Fault, check SHARK connections and wiring. Replace the Power Module.
What does it mean if my Karma Wheelchair indicates an incompatible control unit?
If your Karma Wheelchair indicates an incompatible control unit, ensure the brand of the Power Module matches that of the Control Unit.
General| Brand | Karma |
|---|---|
| Model | KP-25.2 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Use wheelchair only after qualified explanation for safe operation.
Read manual, understand warnings, and follow operating procedures.
User and healthcare professional select appropriate wheelchair.
Guidelines for using ramps and slopes safely.
Ensure electrical connections are secure and follow grounding instructions.
Recommendations for battery use and charging.
Wheelchair is not water-resistant; avoid rain and damp conditions.
Do not use stairways or escalators; use elevators or disassemble.
Use authorized dealers for assembly, repairs, and parts.
KP-25.2 is a Class B mobility product for indoor/outdoor use up to 115kg.
Wheelchair complies with Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC.
Read manual for safe and enjoyable use. Understand symbols.
Familiarize with operation, follow traffic rules, and practice.
Perform daily checks, avoid leaning, and prevent clothing entanglement.
Stop completely, look both ways, and cross perpendicularly.
Avoid hazardous roads, bad weather, and sudden turns.
Avoid phones while driving; use caution on ramps and inclines.
Never use freewheel mode on inclines or declines.
Exceeding weight limit can cause damage and safety hazards.
Read and protect all labeling on the wheelchair before driving.
Understanding EMI from radio waves and its effects on the wheelchair.
Categorizes EMI sources like transceivers and mobile phones.
EM energy can affect movement and braking; follow warnings.
Avoid operating devices, be aware of transmitters, report incidents.
Diagram and list identifying all parts of the KP-25.2 wheelchair.
Overview of the VR II Joystick Controller and its components.
Instructions for powering on/off, speed control, and movement.
Using the horn and interpreting the battery indicator lights.
Recommendations for charging and battery maintenance.
Adjusting the controller for optimal user convenience.
Details of the optional Shark Controller and its operation.
Speed scale from 1 to 5 with recommended usage scenarios.
How to stop the wheelchair and park it safely.
Step-by-step instructions for unfolding and folding the chair.
Adjusting footrests and armrests for comfort and usability.
Engaging and disengaging motors for manual pushing.
Procedures for safely entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Details on motor brakes and parking brakes.
Instructions for installing and removing the curb climber.
Crucial steps for installing anti-tippers to prevent tipping.
Requirements for safely transporting the wheelchair in vehicles.
Step-by-step guide to properly adjust the pelvic belt.
How to use and maintain the safety belt.
Procedures and conditions for charging the batteries.
Recommendations for completing charging and battery care.
Guidelines for safe charging to avoid accidents.
Warnings regarding flammables, ventilation, and electric shock during charging.
Charge new batteries fully before initial use.
Information on the charger's fan and protection from environment.
Temperature limits, maintenance-free nature, and handling precautions.
Risks of improper battery disposal and extension cord usage.
Items to check daily for safe wheelchair operation.
Consult a dealer for abnormal findings during inspection.
Tips for regular maintenance and cleaning, even for infrequent use.
Checking tire condition, tread depth, and wear.
Guidelines for cleaning the wheelchair without damaging electronics.
Avoid direct water spray and abrasive cleaners.
Procedures for ensuring optimal wheelchair condition.
Methods for disassembly, transport, and proper storage.
Benefits and suitability of the optional cushion.
Description of the curb climber for overcoming obstacles.
Checks for power, battery, and charger when the wheelchair won't start.
Table explaining the status, meaning, and actions for VRII controller indicators.
Explanation of the Shark Controller's battery gauge display and readings.
Table of flash codes to diagnose abnormal conditions with the SHARK controller.
Detailed specifications for the KARMA KP-25.2 powered wheelchair.
Results of static stability tests for the KP-25.2 model.
Proper methods for cleaning upholstery, frame, and casing.
Information on recycling various wheelchair components.
Location of the serial number for service and warranty purposes.
Contents, duration, exclusions, and responsibilities for warranty.
List of parts and conditions excluded from warranty coverage.
Reasons for warranty denial, including improper use and lack of maintenance.
User's duties for proper use, inspections, and maintenance records.
Procedure for transferring warranty rights for a second-hand unit.
Form for recording user and dealer information for warranty registration.
Log for recording maintenance and service history.
Overview of KARMA's history, product quality, and global operations.
