What to do if my Permobil M3 Corpus Wheelchair cannot be charged?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be charged, make sure the main circuit breaker is turned on. Also, if the charging circuit breaker has tripped, wait five minutes, as it will automatically reset.
Why Permobil M3 Corpus Wheelchair cannot be charged?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be charged, it could be due to the main circuit breaker being turned off, so turn it on. Another possibility is that the charging circuit breaker has tripped. In this case, wait five minutes, as the charging circuit breaker will automatically reset.
Why won't my Permobil M3 Corpus start?
Your Permobil Wheelchair might not start due to several reasons. The batteries could be discharged, so try charging them. Also, the cable connection to the control panel may have come loose, in which case you should insert the cable into the control panel. The main circuit breaker might be turned off, so turn it on. Alternatively, the main circuit breaker might have tripped, so reset it once.
What to do if my Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven, first check if the battery charger is connected and disconnect it. Also, ensure the wheelchair isn't in freewheel mode; if it is, exit freewheel mode and restart the wheelchair. Verify that the wheelchair is unlocked. Additionally, confirm that the backrest and leg support are not tilted and that the seat is not tilted or lifted, as a seat function may have triggered the automatic drive inhibit. Finally, if the motors have become too warm, turn off the wheelchair and wait for them to cool down.
How to fix a Permobil M3 Corpus that does not start?
If your Permobil Wheelchair does not start, try the following: First, charge the batteries. If that doesn't work, ensure the cable is properly connected to the control panel. Also, check if the main circuit breaker is turned off and turn it on if necessary. Finally, if the main circuit breaker has tripped, reset it once.
Why does my Permobil M3 Corpus stop while being driven?
If the Permobil Wheelchair stops while being driven, it might be because the main circuit breaker has tripped. Try resetting the main circuit breaker once.
What causes a Permobil Wheelchair to drive at reduced speed?
If your Permobil Wheelchair can only be driven at reduced speed, it might be because a seat function has triggered the automatic speed restriction. Ensure that the backrest and the leg rest are not tilted and that the seat is not tilted or lifted.
Why does my Permobil Wheelchair turn off automatically?
If your Permobil Wheelchair switches itself off after a certain period of inactivity (20–30 minutes), it is likely that the energy saving mode has been activated. To turn the wheelchair back on, simply press the start button on the control panel.
What to do if my Permobil M3 Corpus Wheelchair stops while being driven?
If your Permobil Wheelchair stops while being driven, the main circuit breaker may have tripped. Reset the main circuit breaker once.
Why Permobil M3 Corpus can only be driven at reduced speed?
If your Permobil Wheelchair can only be driven at reduced speed, it may be because a seat function has triggered the automatic speed restriction. Make sure that the backrest and the leg rest are not tilted and that the seat is not tilted or lifted.
General| Max Speed | 6.2 mph |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Drive Wheel Position | Mid-wheel drive |
| Max User Weight | 300 lbs |
| Suspension | Independent suspension |
| Battery | 60 Ah |
| Wheel Size | 14 inches |
| Battery Life | up to 16 miles |
| Drive System | Electric |
| Frame Material | Steel |
Introduces the manual's purpose and importance for safe wheelchair use.
Details on dimensions, weight, serial numbers, and product identification.
Information on wheels, lights, reflectors, and tie-down points.
Explains the control panel, joystick, and Omni2 device for wheelchair operation.
Information on available accessories and ordering spare parts.
Contents of the tool bag and how to navigate the user manual.
Explains the meaning of Warning, Caution, and Important symbols.
Crucial safety advice covering operation, modification, and general hazards.
Important warnings regarding user weight, passengers, electronics, and potential hazards.
Details on safety labels and maintaining sufficient ground clearance.
Explains specific labels like pinch risk, tie-down points, and ISO compliance.
Instructions on driving, joystick operation, and driving limitations.
Details on powered seat adjustments like lift, tilt, and backrest movement.
Procedures for charging batteries and engaging/disengaging freewheel mode.
Guidelines for securing the wheelchair for vehicle, air, and rail transportation.
Procedures for storing the wheelchair and adjusting various components manually.
Recommended daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance tasks.
Detailed cleaning instructions for metal surfaces, plastics, and upholstery.
Procedures for inflating tires and checking the positioning belt.
Addresses common faults like not starting or not charging with possible causes and remedies.
Solutions for issues like inability to drive, switching off, or reduced speed.
Information on product guarantee, standards, regulations, and incident reporting.
Details on EU conformity and comprehensive technical specifications of the wheelchair.
Contact details for Permobil production units in Sweden and the USA.
Contact details for Permobil production units in Sweden and the USA.
Contact details for Permobil local offices in Hungary, South Africa, and Turkey.
Contact details for Permobil local offices in Ireland and the United Kingdom.
Contact details for Permobil local offices in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Contact details for Permobil local offices in India, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.
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