Why is the driving function blocked on my Otto Bock B400?
If the driving function of your Otto Bock Wheelchair is blocked, it might be because the battery charger is still connected. Disconnect the battery charger to resolve this.
What to do if my Otto Bock B400 shows battery undervoltage?
If your Otto Bock Wheelchair indicates battery undervoltage, it could be due to total battery discharge or a damaged battery cable/poor connection. Recharge the battery. Also, check the connection to the battery and if the connection is good, recharge the battery.
What does battery overvoltage mean on Otto Bock B400?
If you are experiencing battery overvoltage on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it could be because the voltage is too high or the battery contacts are loose. Continue driving slowly and check the plug contacts.
What causes short circuit on battery connection to left motor in Otto Bock B400?
If there's a short circuit on the battery connection to the left motor of your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it could be due to a broken cable. Check the battery connection to the left motor.
What causes short circuit on battery connection to right motor in Otto Bock B400 Wheelchair?
If there's a short circuit on the battery connection to the right motor of your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it might be due to a broken cable. Check the battery connection to the right motor.
How to troubleshoot communication error between control panel and controller on Otto Bock Wheelchair?
If you're experiencing a communication error between the control panel (joystick) and the controller on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it could be due to a poor cable or loose plug connection. Check all the connections to resolve this.
Why does my Otto Bock B400 show a joystick error?
If you're getting a joystick error on your Otto Bock Wheelchair, the joystick might not have been in the zero position when you switched it on. To fix this, switch the joystick to the zero position before turning on the wheelchair.
What to do if Otto Bock B400 shows controller error?
If you're encountering a controller error with your Otto Bock Wheelchair, it might be due to a defective controller. Check all connections to resolve this issue.
Introduction to the manual's purpose and scope.
Specifies the power wheelchair's design for individual mobility indoors and outdoors.
Details the conditions and impairments for which the wheelchair is suitable.
Outlines requirements for service and repairs by authorized personnel.
Defines warning symbols (Warning, Caution, Notice, Information) used in the manual.
Refers to national laws, EU regulations, and safety standards compliance.
Provides general safety precautions for operation and handling.
Covers safety during transport, storage, and assembly, including vehicle use.
Details critical safety aspects during the power wheelchair's operation.
Outlines safety guidelines for maintenance, cleaning, and proper disposal.
Specifies user qualifications and conditions for safe operation.
Explains built-in safety features like emergency stop and malfunction response.
Identifies and explains various warning symbols and type plate information.
Describes user-adjustable settings like backrest, armrest, and footrest.
Explains how to adjust the backrest angle.
Details removal and height adjustment of side panels and armrests.
Covers adapting the control panel's position and potential cable management.
Instructions on dismantling, reassembling, and adjusting the footrest.
Provides methods for safely entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Step-by-step guide for getting into/out from the side.
Step-by-step guide for getting into/out from the front.
Overview of the control unit and its components.
Details the functions and components of the control panel.
Instructions for powering the wheelchair on and off safely.
Explains how to operate the driving controls, speed levels, and safety during driving.
Describes how to interpret the battery status indicators.
Details the electronic drive-away lock activation and deactivation.
Instructions on how to release and lock the wheelchair's brakes.
Information regarding battery types, location, and basic checks.
Safety precautions and procedures for charging the batteries.
Details on using the battery charger and its indicators.
Instructions for adjusting the mechanical seat tilt for pressure relief.
Information on the wheelchair's lighting system and adjustment.
Guide on how to replace faulty lamps in the lighting system.
Explains how to engage and release the front wheel swivel lock for straight driving.
Instructions for adjusting the mechanically elevating footrests.
Details the use of a holder to swing the control panel aside.
Instructions on applying and adjusting the lap belt for safety.
Lists additional optional components like curb climbing assist and special tires.
Explains the meaning of warnings related to component status or malfunctions.
Guides the user on interpreting error signals and resolving malfunctions.
Lists recommended checks and maintenance intervals for various components.
Instructions for safely replacing the fuse in the battery case.
Steps for removing and replacing drive and front wheel tires.
Guidelines for regular cleaning and care of the wheelchair.
Procedures for disinfecting the wheelchair components.
Provides detailed dimensions, weights, and load capacities of the wheelchair.
Details specifications for lighting and power requirements.
Technical specifications for the battery charger unit.
General| Obstacle height | 5 cm |
|---|---|
| Max. speed | 6 km/h |
| Max. user weight | 140 kg |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Front Wheel Size | 200 mm |
| Brakes | Electromagnetic |
| Footrests | Swing-away |
| Back height | 450 mm |
| Turning radius | 800 mm |
| Range | 35 km |
| Weight | 95 kg |
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