What does it mean when ON/OFF light flashes 8 times on Quickie puma 20 Wheelchair?
If the ON/OFF light on your Quickie Wheelchair flashes 8 times, it indicates a fault in the power module. Check all connections and correct as necessary. If the fault signal persists, replace the power module.
What does Right Lamp Short mean on my Quickie Wheelchair?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates a short in either of the Lamp Circuits. Check the lamps, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists after the above checks have been made, then the ISM may be defective.
What does M2 Brake Error mean on my Quickie puma 20 Wheelchair?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates a problem in the solenoid brakes or their connections. Check the solenoid brakes, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error continues, the Power Module may be defective.
What does Right Indicator Lamp Failed mean on my Quickie Wheelchair?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates a failure in either of the Indicator Circuits, most likely an indicator bulb failure. Check the indicator bulbs, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists, the ISM may be defective.
What does Left Indicator Lamp Failed mean on my Quickie puma 20?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates a failure in either of the Indicator Circuits, most likely an indicator bulb failure. Check the indicator bulbs, cables, and connections to the control system. If the error persists, the ISM may be defective.
What does Overtemp. (Actuators) mean on my Quickie puma 20 Wheelchair?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates that the ISM’s actuator circuitry has become too hot. Allow the ISM to cool down. If it frequently overheats, check the condition of the actuator motors and their connections. If the problem persists, contact your service agent.
What does 'User Switch detached' mean on my Quickie puma 20 Wheelchair?
This message on your Quickie Wheelchair indicates that the User Switch has become disconnected. Check all cables and connectors between the Omni and the User Switch.
What to do if service indicator flashes once on Quickie puma 20?
The service indicator flashing once on your Quickie Wheelchair usually indicates a 'STALL' timeout, likely due to user error. Place the joystick in neutral and try again.
Why does my Quickie puma 20 display a 'High Battery' error?
This error on your Quickie Wheelchair appears when the battery voltage rises above 35V. Check the condition of the batteries and their connections to the control system. If the problem persists after checking, the Power Module may be defective.
How to fix Joystick Error on Quickie puma 20 Wheelchair?
The joystick error on your Quickie Wheelchair is often triggered if the joystick is not centered when the control system is powered on. Ensure the joystick is centered and restart the control system. If the error continues, the joystick or joystick module might be defective.
Warns about potential burn hazards from hot motors and surfaces exposed to direct sunlight.
Advises users to avoid contact with moving parts to prevent serious injury or damage.
Defines safe operating conditions, including acceptable slopes, road surfaces, and temperature limits.
Provides a pre-operation checklist for essential safety and functional checks.
Guides users on safe techniques for transferring into and out of the wheelchair.
Covers fundamental driving operations, speed control, turning, braking, and slope navigation.
Explains how to safely overcome obstacles such as kerbs and steps.
Details adjustable seating features for optimal support and comfort, referencing the seating system manual.
Describes adjustments to the center of gravity to optimize driving characteristics and stability.
Details the approved methods and safety precautions for securing the wheelchair in a vehicle.
General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Maximum Speed | 5 mph |
| Footrest Style | Swing-away |
| Seat Depth | 16 inches |
| Seat Height | 17" - 19" |
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