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General| Brand | Quickie |
|---|---|
| Model | Aspire F11 |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Contact information for Sunrise Medical customer service for questions and comments about the manual, safety, and reliability.
Guidance on where to find answers to questions about chair safety, use, and maintenance, recommending contacting the supplier.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate wheelchair based on user needs, intended use, and safety options.
Emphasizes working with professionals to adjust the chair and controller settings for the user's abilities.
Recommends regular review of the manual for all users and assistants to ensure safe operation.
Defines "WARNING" and outlines the four main sections where warnings are provided in the manual.
Explains electromagnetic interference (EMI) and its common sources, including radio waves and electrostatic discharge.
Details potential effects of EMI on the wheelchair, such as unintended movement or brake release, and system damage.
Categorizes sources of EMI into Hand-Held Transceivers, Medium-Range Mobile Transceivers, and Long-Range Transceivers.
Explains that EM energy intensity increases closer to the source, making distance a key factor in EMI risk.
Defines immunity level as the chair's resistance to EMI, with tested configurations meeting at least 20 V/m.
Advises prompt reporting of unintended movements or brake releases, noting potential radio wave sources.
Provides essential safety instructions and advice for wheelchair riders before and during use.
Offers crucial safety guidance and instructions for individuals assisting wheelchair users.
States the maximum weight limit for the wheelchair and the consequences of exceeding it.
Advises on adjusting controller settings to reduce the risk of collisions, falls, or tip-overs.
Outlines a pre-use safety checklist to ensure the chair operates smoothly and safely.
Warns against unauthorized parts or modifications, which can create hazards and void the warranty.
Instructs users to turn off power when parked to prevent accidental movement and EMI interference.
Details conditions like rain, snow, and water that the chair is not designed for, and precautions to take.
Specifies the designed terrain for the chair (firm, even surfaces) and warns against unsuitable terrain.
Provides safety advice for using the chair in street environments, highlighting awareness of motor vehicles.
Advises against transporting the chair in a moving motor vehicle and emphasizes proper tie-down procedures.
Explains how the center of balance affects stability and the factors that influence it, like seat height and posture.
Provides detailed safety instructions for transferring to and from the wheelchair to prevent falls.
Warns about the impact of reaching and leaning on the chair's center of balance and how to do it safely.
Advises on how weight shifts during dressing and suggests rotating casters for stability.
Guides users on navigating obstacles like thresholds and curbs, and how to maintain balance.
Emphasizes caution when driving in reverse to prevent loss of control or falls.
Details risks and precautions when operating the chair on slopes, ramps, and sidehills.
Provides comprehensive advice on preventing falls, tip-overs, and loss of control, especially on slopes.
Outlines minimum requirements for safe ramp construction at home and work.
Gives safety instructions for using wheelchair lifts in vehicles and buildings.
Specifies the maximum curb/step height the chair can handle and the risks involved.
Strongly advises against using the chair on stairs due to the high risk of falls or tip-overs.
Prohibits using the chair on escalators due to the high risk of falls or tip-overs.
Warns against using armrests for lifting the chair and specifies correct lifting points.
Provides essential safety warnings regarding battery types, handling, and potential hazards like explosion.
Clarifies that highback seats are for comfort, not pressure relief, and advises consulting professionals for pressure sore risks.
Stresses the importance of using correct fasteners and proper tightening to prevent chair failure.
Details safety precautions related to footplate height, transfers, and avoiding lifting by footrests.
Instructs on the safe engagement and disengagement of motor locks, noting implications for braking.
Advises using the ON/OFF switch only in emergencies and how to slow the chair to a stop.
Provides warnings and instructions for checking tire pressure and maintaining pneumatic tires.
Details the correct and safe use of positioning belts, emphasizing they are not restraints and warning against improper use.
Warns that unauthorized seating systems can affect balance and cause tip-overs, advising supplier consultation.
Advises on replacing worn fabric, its deterioration, and the effect of washing on flame retardant properties.
States that the suspension system contains Dry Natural Rubber and its components are enclosed.
Warns against pulling cables directly to prevent wire damage and advises on proper connector handling.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attendants to safely help a rider climb a curb or step.
Offers step-by-step guidance for attendants to safely help a rider descend a curb or step.
Details the procedure for removing and installing batteries for transport or servicing.
Explains how to adjust the footplate for height, length, and angle to suit the user.
Provides instructions for installing and using the optional hanger adapter for footrests.
Guides on the installation, removal, and height adjustment of swing-away footrests.
Provides instructions for installing and adjusting the optional elevating legrest.
Details the connection and disconnection procedure for the integral joystick.
Explains how to adjust the width, angle, and height of the armrests for user comfort and support.
Describes the adjustment procedure for the high back contour seat backrest.
Details the process for adjusting the seat height and ensuring proper alignment of seat posts.
Provides instructions for safely removing and reinstalling the seat.
Explains how to remove and replace the plastic protective shroud for servicing.
Instructs on performing a final check to ensure the wheelchair operates correctly after setup.
Emphasizes matching control settings to user ability and consulting professionals for optimal adjustments.
Explains the use of the optional programmer pad for customizing chair performance settings.
Describes the thermal roll-back circuit that protects the controller by reducing power during overheating.
Explains the function of circuit breakers and how to reset them in case of overload or short circuit.
Details the components of the integral joystick, including speed control, battery indicator, and horn.
Instructs on how to disconnect and engage motor locks for manual pushing and free-wheel operation.
Provides an overview of batteries, their role in powering the chair, and lifespan considerations.
Specifies the correct types of batteries to use and warns against using incompatible types like car starter batteries.
Explains the "breaking-in" period for new batteries and how to manage initial trips.
Advises against complete discharge and recommends regular charging to prolong battery life.
Explains how battery chargers work and provides essential safety precautions for using them.
Warns about the corrosive nature of battery acid and provides detailed safety measures for handling wet cell batteries.
Details the safe procedure for connecting batteries, including safety precautions and potential hazards.
Provides essential safety warnings to avoid electrical shock, fire, or explosion while charging batteries.
Advises on the proper disposal of used batteries as hazardous waste and where to find more information.
Emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for performance, longevity, and safety.
Provides instructions for cleaning the plastic shroud, motors, and upholstery.
Offers advice on storing the chair properly to prevent rust or corrosion and ensure readiness for use.
Details battery maintenance schedules and specific procedures for adding water to wet cell batteries.
Provides warnings and instructions for checking tire pressure and maintaining pneumatic tires.
Gives detailed steps for repairing or replacing tires on the drive wheels, including safety warnings.
Advises on checking and replacing motor brushes for wear every four months.
Lists the information required when ordering replacement parts from the supplier.
Presents a chart outlining maintenance checks and their recommended frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.).
Details the five-year warranty coverage for the wheelchair's main frame against defects.
Outlines additional warranty periods for specific components like the controller, motors, and joystick.
Lists conditions that are not covered by the warranty, such as misuse or exceeding weight limits.
States the manufacturer's liability is limited to repair or replacement of covered parts.
Explains the steps the consumer must take to obtain warranty service, including returning the product.
Informs consumers about express and implied warranties and their legal rights.
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