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Breanna YoungSep 2, 2025
What to do if the brake release of my Otto Bock A200 is open?
- EErin JenkinsSep 2, 2025
If the brake release is open on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, check the motor brakes and the connections to the controller.
What to do if the brake release of my Otto Bock A200 is open?
If the brake release is open on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, check the motor brakes and the connections to the controller.
What to do if my Otto Bock A200 Wheelchair shows a controller error?
If your Otto Bock Wheelchair displays a controller error, which may be caused by a defective controller, check all connections.
What to do if there is incorrect cabling of the right motor of Otto Bock Wheelchair?
If you suspect incorrect cabling with the right motor of your Otto Bock Wheelchair, which may be caused by a defective motor or faulty plug connection, check the connections to the right motor and inspect the motor itself.
What to do if there is incorrect cabling of the left motor of Otto Bock A200 Wheelchair?
If there's an issue with the left motor cabling on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, possibly due to a defective motor or a faulty plug connection, check the connections to the left motor and inspect the motor itself.
What to do if my Otto Bock Wheelchair battery has overvoltage?
If your Otto Bock Wheelchair indicates a battery overvoltage, it could be due to the voltage being too high or loose battery contacts. Try driving slowly and check the plug contacts.
What to do if my Otto Bock A200 Wheelchair shows a joystick error?
If you're getting a joystick error on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it might be because the joystick wasn't in the zero position when you switched it on. Make sure to bring the joystick to the zero position before turning the wheelchair on.
Why is my Otto Bock Wheelchair driving function blocked?
The driving function of your Otto Bock Wheelchair might be blocked because the battery charger is connected. Disconnect the battery charger to resolve this.
Introduction and important information from the manufacturer.
Details the intended use and basic operational capabilities of the wheelchair.
Visual guide to the wheelchair's components with labeled diagrams.
Specifies conditions and user types for which the wheelchair is suitable.
Lists conditions that prevent the safe use of the wheelchair.
Requirements for personnel involved in product setup and adjustments.
Defines the meaning of safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Critical safety guidelines for product assembly and configuration.
Essential precautions for safe operation of the wheelchair.
Discusses the impact of EMI on the wheelchair and user safety.
Explains the purpose and location of nameplates and warning labels.
Lists all items included in the product package upon delivery.
Guidelines for storing the wheelchair during daily use and extended periods.
General safety precautions for product preparation and initial operation.
Steps for setting up and bringing the wheelchair into operational condition.
Details on adjustments to seat, control device, and other features by qualified personnel.
Checks performed before delivering the wheelchair to the customer.
Procedures for safe handover and user instruction by the supplier.
Information on the circuit breaker's function, installation, and removal.
Instructions for removing, installing, and adjusting side panels and armrests.
Procedures for leg support removal, installation, and adjustment.
Instructions for folding and adjusting the backrest angle.
Guidance on safely entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Overview of the control panel, its layout, and functions.
Explains the operation of joystick, buttons, and LED displays.
Critical safety warnings and precautions to observe while driving.
General advice for operation, including obstacles, inclines, and terrain.
Procedures for powering the wheelchair on and off, including safety checks.
How to adjust the wheelchair's speed settings using the control panel.
Guidance on operating the wheelchair on various surfaces and over obstacles.
Factors influencing the operational range and battery life.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the electronic drive-away lock feature.
How qualified personnel can adjust driving parameters for user preference.
Procedures for releasing and engaging the wheelchair's brakes.
Crucial safety guidelines for handling and charging the batteries.
Steps for safely installing and removing the battery packs.
Detailed information on battery charging, capacity, and maintenance.
Instructions and safety precautions for using the battery charger.
Step-by-step guide for charging the wheelchair batteries safely.
Safety warnings related to seat cushions and upholstery, especially regarding fire.
Information on contoured pads for lateral support and their covers.
How to remove and reattach seat and backrest covers.
Instructions for cleaning cloth and artificial leather seat covers.
How to adjust the seat angle for user comfort and positioning.
Safety precautions when using manual seat adjustments.
How to manually adjust the backrest angle.
Instructions for manually adjusting the legrest angle.
Guidance on proper adjustment and fitting of the lap belt system.
Instructions for correctly applying and using the lap belt during operation.
Information on the optional attendant control panel and its functions.
Details on installing and removing the control panel holder.
Instructions for adjusting the control panel's position for optimal reach.
Critical safety guidelines for transporting the wheelchair, especially in aircraft.
Steps to reduce the wheelchair's size for easier transport.
Procedures for preparing the wheelchair for transport as a whole unit.
Steps for reassembling the wheelchair after disassembly.
Lists additional accessories needed for vehicle transport.
Detailed instructions for securing the wheelchair within a vehicle for passenger transport.
Lists restrictions and options to remove when using the product in vehicles.
Safety precautions regarding cleaning and disinfection to prevent hazards.
Regular cleaning procedures for different parts of the wheelchair.
Steps for disinfecting the wheelchair pads and components.
General guidelines and warnings for performing maintenance tasks.
Schedule of checks and maintenance tasks for different components.
Procedures for common repairs, including fuse replacement.
Instructions for replacing a blown fuse.
Procedures for replacing drive wheels and caster wheels.
Steps for repairing or replacing inner tubes and tyres.
Explains the difference between warnings and errors displayed on the control panel.
Steps to take when a warning or error message appears.
Lists specific error codes and corrective actions for the control unit.
Lists specific error codes and corrective actions for the attendant control.
What to do in case of a product breakdown or malfunction.
Safety advice regarding the disposal of batteries and the product.
Procedures for proper product and battery disposal.
Manufacturer's liability concerning product use.
Expected product lifetime and its implications.
Specifications for various dimensions and weight parameters of the wheelchair.
Classification of the wheelchair according to DIN EN 12184 standards.
Technical details on electrical components and control unit specifications.
Performance metrics like speed, climbing ability, and braking distance.
Operating and storage temperature and humidity limits.
Regulations and measurements for train accessibility compliance.
List of tools needed for adjustments and maintenance.
Specified torque values for screw connections during assembly and maintenance.
General| Brand | Otto Bock |
|---|---|
| Model | A200 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
