What to do if Otto Bock ParaGolfer Wheelchair shows battery under voltage?
If your Otto Bock Wheelchair displays a 'Battery under voltage' warning, it's likely due to the battery being deeply discharged. To resolve this, charge the battery as soon as possible.
How to fix controller temperature warning on Otto Bock Wheelchair?
The 'Controller temperature warning' on your Otto Bock Wheelchair indicates overheating due to excessive load. The suggested solution is to allow the system to enter a cool down phase.
How to fix motor temperature warning on Otto Bock ParaGolfer?
The 'Motor temperature warning' on your Otto Bock Wheelchair indicates overheating due to excessive load. The suggested solution is to allow the system to enter a cool down phase.
What causes communication error on Otto Bock ParaGolfer?
A communication error (alternating flashing signal) on your Otto Bock Wheelchair indicates a faulty connection between the hand control device and the controller, defective cabling, or a software/hardware issue.
Why Otto Bock ParaGolfer Wheelchair displays battery over voltage?
If your Otto Bock Wheelchair shows a 'Battery over voltage' warning, it means the voltage is too high, possibly after a full charge or driving downhill.
What to do if Otto Bock Wheelchair shows joystick warning?
The 'Joystick warning' on your Otto Bock Wheelchair can be resolved by bringing the joystick to the zero position before switching on the device.
What causes emergency stop on Otto Bock ParaGolfer?
The 'Emergency stop' on your Otto Bock Wheelchair is caused by a severe fault in the controller, hand control device, and / or drive motor malfunction.
What causes brake fault in Otto Bock ParaGolfer Wheelchair?
A 'Brake fault' in your Otto Bock Wheelchair is due to an open brake release or a defective brake.
What causes stand-up device motor fault in Otto Bock ParaGolfer Wheelchair?
A 'Stand-up device motor fault' in your Otto Bock Wheelchair is due to faulty cabling or plug connection, or a defective actuator.
What causes drive motor fault in Otto Bock Wheelchair?
A 'Drive motor fault' in your Otto Bock Wheelchair is due to faulty cabling or plug connection, or a defective actuator.
General| Category | Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Type | Standing wheelchair |
| Armrest Height | Adjustable |
| Weight | 150 kg |
| Seat Width | 45 cm |
| Height Adjustment | Yes, powered stand-up function |
| Features | All-terrain capability, joystick control, adjustable seating |
Defines the specific purpose and scope of the ParaGolfer sports wheelchair.
Provides overarching safety precautions, including risks of suffocation, improper use, and non-compliance.
Details safety measures for transporting, storing, and assembling the sports wheelchair.
Specifies crucial safety measures for operating the sports wheelchair.
Outlines safety precautions for product care, maintenance, and disposal.
Describes built-in safety features like emergency stop and tilt sensor alarms.
Guides through settings and initial checks before first use.
Provides guidelines and warnings for transporting the ParaGolfer.
Provides guidance and safety tips for entering and exiting the wheelchair.
Explains the operation of the control panel, including buttons and display.
Guides on powering the wheelchair on/off and safety checks.
Addresses safe driving practices and error handling.
Warns about improper use of the stand-up function and belt requirements.
Addresses risks of tipping and load capacity for the stand-up function.
Explains how to release and lock the brake for safety and operation.
Provides safety information regarding batteries and charging.
Details safety warnings and instructions for using the battery charger.
Describes error messages, emergency stops, and system operational status.
Lists common display symbols for warnings/errors and their causes/measures.
Emphasizes safety precautions for maintenance, cleaning, and disinfection.
Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule for the wheelchair.
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