How to fix Permobil STREET that will not start?
If your Permobil Wheelchair won't start, the batteries may be discharged. Try charging the batteries. Also, check the cable connection to the control panel and ensure it is properly inserted. A blown main fuse could also be the reason. In that case, you should check possible causes carefully before resetting or replacing the main fuse.
What to do if my Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven, make sure the battery charger is disconnected from the wheelchair’s charging socket. Also, check if the brake release has been activated and reset it if necessary. The wheelchair might also be locked, so unlock it.
How to fix Permobil STREET Wheelchair that cannot be started?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be started, there are several potential reasons. The batteries may be discharged, in which case you should charge them. Alternatively, the cable connection to the control panel might have come loose, requiring you to insert the cable back into the control panel. The main fuse could also be switched to the OFF position, perhaps after a battery replacement, so reset the main fuse.
Why my Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven?
If your Permobil Wheelchair cannot be driven, ensure that the battery charger is disconnected from the wheelchair’s charging socket. Also, check that the brake release is not activated; if it is, reset the brake release. Finally, verify that the wheelchair is unlocked and not secured with the security key.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Gel or AGM |
| Battery Voltage | 24 V |
| Tires | Pneumatic or solid |
| Weight Capacity | 135 kg (300 lbs) |
Information on how to obtain additional copies of the Owner's Manual.
Essential safety warnings and guidelines for using the wheelchair safely.
Safety advice related to operating the wheelchair, inclines, and turns.
Safety for various conditions, passengers, seating, transfers, and wheels.
Safety guidelines for transporting, maintaining, and handling electrical systems.
Precautions for storing the wheelchair and preventing damage.
Information on electromagnetic compatibility and battery disposal.
General description of the wheelchair's parts and structure.
Details on the drive package, motor, gear, and shock absorbers.
Information on wheel types, tire options, lights, and reflectors.
Description of batteries, fuses, and the charging outlet.
Explanation of electrically controlled seat lift and seat angle functions.
Specifics regarding the leg rest and footplate orientation.
Overview and functions of the R-Net monochrome display control panel.
Overview and functions of the R-Net color display control panel.
Overview and functions of the R-Net LED display control panel.
Basic guidelines for operating the wheelchair and handling.
How to use the joystick and interpret/resolve errors.
Procedures for locking/unlocking and operating seat adjustments.
Rules for safe driving, including on slopes and uneven terrain.
How to safely navigate obstacles and release manual wheel locks.
Instructions and guidelines for charging the wheelchair batteries.
Description of the included tool kit and general maintenance tasks.
Proper procedures for storing and caring for wheelchair batteries.
Guidelines for cleaning upholstery, metal, plastic, and control panels.
Checking wheel lock functionality and maintaining tire pressure.
Steps for replacing batteries and managing fuses.
Physical dimensions and weight specifications of the wheelchair.
Key performance metrics and electrical system details.
A guide to common issues, their possible causes, and remedies.
Understanding diagnostic screens and LED fault indicators.
Explanation of various error signals and their corresponding remedies.
Information on accessories available for the wheelchair.
Explanation of electromagnetic interference and common sources.
Warnings and precautions to minimize risks from EMI.
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