What does High Battery mean on Permobil Wheelchair?
This occurs when the control system detects that the battery voltage of your Permobil Wheelchair is higher than 35 V. Check the batteries and their connection to the control system.
Why does my Permobil C500 Wheelchair switch off automatically?
The electronics’ energy-saving mode has been activated on your Permobil Wheelchair. To resolve this, switch the wheelchair on again using the start key on the control panel.
How to resolve Joystick Error on Permobil C500?
Make sure that the joystick is in the central position and restart the control system of your Permobil Wheelchair.
Why is my Permobil C500 Wheelchair driving at reduced speed?
If your Permobil Wheelchair is only moving at a reduced speed, it might be because the seat lift is raised too high. Try lowering the seat lift.
Why does my Permobil C500 show a Low Battery error?
If the control system detects that the battery voltage is lower than 16 V, this could be the reason. Check the batteries and their connection to the control system of your Permobil Wheelchair.
What to do if my Permobil C500 cannot be driven?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven, ensure the battery charger is disconnected from the wheelchair’s charging socket. Also, check that the brake release is reset. Finally, verify that the wheelchair is unlocked.
Why Permobil C500 Wheelchair will not charge?
If your Permobil Wheelchair isn't charging, it could be due to the Circuit Breaker being in the ”OFF” position, especially after battery changes; reset it. Alternatively, the charging fuse may have triggered due to a fault in the batteries, charger, charging cables, or charging outlet. Carefully check these components for possible causes before replacing the fuse.
What does it mean if the battery voltage indicator on my Permobil Wheelchair is blinking every 2.5 seconds?
If the battery voltage indicator on the control panel of your Permobil Wheelchair is blinking once every 2.5 seconds and the wheelchair can't be driven, it indicates that the control system is in Sleep Mode. To resolve this, switch the start button on the control panel off and on again.
How to fix Permobil Wheelchair that can only be driven with reduced speed?
If your Permobil Wheelchair can only be driven at a reduced speed (applies for electrical seat lift only), it might be because the seat lift is raised from its lowest position. To fix this, lower the seat lift.
Why is the battery voltage indicator blinking and Permobil Wheelchair can not be driven?
If the battery voltage indicator on the control panel is blinking once every 2.5 seconds and the Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven, it means that the control system is in Sleep Mode. To solve this, switch the Start button on the control panel off and on again.
General| Drive Type | Rear-Wheel Drive |
|---|---|
| Drive System | Rear-Wheel Drive |
| Tires | Pneumatic or Solid |
| Range | 20 miles |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Ground Clearance | 3 inches (7.6 cm) |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Caster Wheel Size | 8 inches (20.3 cm) |
Provides contact addresses, phone numbers, and emails for Permobil USA and Sweden.
Covers manual usage, technical support, parts, warranty, and scrapping details.
Covers fundamental safety guidelines, warning symbols, and general operation.
Details safe driving practices, inclines, turning, and environmental factors.
Addresses safety for seat functions, transport, maintenance, electrical systems, and battery handling.
Introduces the Permobil C500, its parts, and primary systems like seat and drive.
Explains the Pilot+ and R-Net control panels, joysticks, displays, and their functions.
Details seat adjustments, locking mechanisms, and the LCD screen interface.
Guides on driving, techniques, rules, and safely navigating obstacles and slopes.
Covers manual wheel lock operation and correct battery charging methods.
Details safe vehicle securing, prohibited uses, and air transport advice.
Covers general maintenance, tool kit, battery care, and storage.
Provides procedures for tire replacement, fuse replacement, and circuit breaker reset.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, and performance capabilities of the wheelchair.
Details specifications for the Pilot+ and R-Net electrical systems and components.
Provides a guide for common events, their causes, and suggested solutions.
Explains error signals from the battery indicator and troubleshooting steps.
Guides on diagnosing system trips and interpreting diagnostic screens.
Explains system logs, error code definitions, and component testing procedures.
Outlines procedures for servicing defective R-net control system units.
Explains EMI, its impact on the wheelchair, and necessary precautions.
Informs about available accessories and how to get more details from a retailer.
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