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General| Type | Power Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Drive | Mid-Wheel Drive |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
| Maximum Speed | 6 mph |
| Ground Clearance | 3" |
| Drive Wheel Size | 14" |
| Battery | Group 24 |
| Front Casters | 6" |
| Armrests | Adjustable |
| Legrests | Swing-away |
| Seat Width | 12" to 22" |
| Seat Depth | 12" to 22" |
Warns users about operating the wheelchair without first reading the owner's manual.
Warns dealers and technicians about operating or servicing without first reading the owner's manual.
Lists other documents referenced within this owner's manual.
Guides selection based on user needs, intended use, and necessary safety features.
Emphasizes professional adjustment of chair settings for user function and ability.
Advises users and attendants to read and follow manual instructions regularly.
Explains the meaning of warnings and their four main sections.
Defines EMI and its sources in the user's environment.
Explains potential risks like unintended movement or damage from EMI.
Categorizes EMI sources into three broad types: hand-held, medium-range, and long-range transceivers.
Discusses how proximity to EMI sources intensifies their effects.
Explains the chair's resistance to EMI and factors affecting it.
Instructs users to report any unintended movement or brake release incidents.
Notes that the chair itself can disturb electromagnetic fields.
Addresses safety concerns for head array control devices and RFI interference.
Provides critical safety instructions for users and those assisting them.
Warns about exceeding the chair's weight capacity and its consequences.
Advises checking and adjusting controller settings for optimal performance and safety.
Outlines pre-use checks to ensure the chair operates safely and smoothly.
Warns against unauthorized modifications and the use of non-approved parts.
Cautionary note regarding non-Sunrise accessories and modifications.
Emphasizes turning off power when parked to prevent accidental movement.
Details precautions for using the chair in various environmental conditions like rain or wet surfaces.
Guides on suitable terrain for optimal performance and avoiding damage.
Advises on safe practices for street use, focusing on pedestrian laws and vehicle awareness.
Provides critical safety guidelines for transporting the wheelchair in motor vehicles.
Explains factors affecting the chair's balance and how to prevent tip-overs.
Provides detailed safety instructions for transferring to and from the wheelchair.
Warns about the risks of reaching/leaning and how to do it safely to avoid falls.
Details precautions for navigating obstacles like thresholds and curbs safely.
Emphasizes caution when driving in reverse to avoid loss of control or falls.
Explains how slopes affect balance and provides safety tips for navigating them.
Offers strategies to minimize risks when operating on slopes or ramps.
Provides guidelines for ensuring ramps are safe and properly constructed.
Outlines safety procedures for using wheelchair lifts in vehicles or buildings.
Advises on safe methods for navigating curbs and single steps, recommending assistance.
Strongly warns against using the chair on stairs due to fall and tip-over risks.
Strongly warns against using the chair on escalators due to fall and tip-over risks.
Warns that armrests are not for bearing weight or lifting the chair.
Advises using only approved batteries and refers to section X for details.
Notes that standard cushions are not for pressure relief and advises consulting a professional.
Warns about using only approved fasteners and the risks of improper tightening.
Provides guidelines on footrest height, transfers, and keeping them in the down position.
Instructs on the proper use of motor brakes, especially regarding disengagement.
Advises using the ON/OFF switch only for emergencies, not for normal stopping.
Emphasizes proper tire inflation for longevity and ease of use, and warns against gas station pumps.
Details safe use of positioning belts and warns against improper use.
Highlights the role of push handles for attendant control and safety.
Warns about altering seating systems and advises consulting a supplier.
Advises checking upholstery for wear and the potential impact of washing on fire retardancy.
Notes that suspension contains Dry Natural Rubber and components are enclosed.
Warns against pulling cables directly and advises gripping connectors.
Advises users to understand assigned control functions to prevent injury.
Covers operation, reduced speed, pinch points, and tilting for power seating features.
Advises staying clear of moving powered actuators during operation.
States not to exceed weight capacity for seating systems or configurations.
Advises caution in latch mode as powered seating won't stop until reverse command.
Specifies maximum user weight capacity for the CG Tilt accessory.
Warns about pinch points and user weight capacity for power recline.
Specifies maximum user weight capacity for the power legrest accessory.
Specifies maximum user weight capacity for lift and lift/tilt combo accessories.
Provides critical safety guidelines for using the transit option in vehicles.
Stresses the importance of regular maintenance for peak performance and safety.
Provides instructions for cleaning the paint finish, motors, and upholstery.
Advises on proper storage practices to prevent rust or corrosion.
Emphasizes weekly checks of tire pressure and proper inflation methods.
Details the procedure for upright positioning and folding the backrest.
Explains how to operate the manual recline feature using a wrench or knob.
Covers the installation and removal of swing-away footrests.
Provides instructions for installation and adjustment of optional elevating legrests.
Explains installation, flip-back operation, removal, and height adjustment.
Details installation, height adjustment, and removal of single post armrests.
Describes the adjustment mechanism for retracting the joystick.
Explains how to disengage and engage the brake lever for manual pushing.
Provides steps for removing batteries for transport or servicing.
Guides users on checking operational settings and ensuring components work properly.
Describes the Omni interface for specialty controls and RNET compatibility.
Details how to connect and disconnect communication cables safely.
Introduces the LED and Color Display joystick controls.
Explains the functions of the On/Off button, horn, battery indicator, and speed/profile indicators.
Describes the layout and information displayed on the color LCD screen joystick.
Explains the battery indicator and focus symbol on the top bar of the display.
Details information shown in the base bar, including current profile, motor temp, and system temp.
Describes various displays in the main screen area like profile name, clock, speed, and odometer.
Explains the diagnostic screen indicating a system trip or electrical issue.
Advises on matching control settings to user ability and consulting professionals.
Explains how to adjust control settings using the onboard programmer or RNET PC programmer.
Describes the feature that turns off motors if the joystick is stationary for a set period.
Explains the thermal roll-back circuit that protects the controller from overheating.
Details how to operate power seating features using the joystick.
Provides notes on battery power, lifespan, and using proper battery types.
Covers safety precautions for charging batteries, avoiding shock, fire, and explosion.
Explains how battery chargers work and cautions for charger and battery care.
Details safety precautions and steps for connecting batteries in the compartment.
Covers fire safety, skin protection, and checking for corrosion.
Advises on the proper disposal of used batteries as hazardous waste.
Explains the function of inline fuses for protecting the chair's electrical system.
Provides a wiring diagram for the chair's battery system.
Emphasizes annual inspection, safety checks, and using recommended parts.
Covers torque settings and refers to online service materials.
Provides instructions for cleaning paint finish and axles/moving parts.
Discusses work surface requirements and the importance of proper fasteners and washers.
Details removing the assembly, adjusting footplate height, and calf pads.
Explains how to adjust the footplate height for swing-away footrests.
Covers adjusting armrest receiver position and fit, and inner armpost fit.
Details adjusting armrest pad, angle, and height.
Explains how to adjust seat frame depth and back angle on the seat frame.
Refers to a specific guide for ASAP II seating adjustments like pre-tilt and seat-to-floor height.
Mentions that seat pan and back size adjustments can be made by a professional.
Covers warranty for the wheelchair frame against defects for five years.
Covers warranty for parts, components, motors, gearboxes, batteries, and electronics for one year.
Lists items not covered by warranty and conditions that void it.
States the manufacturer's liability is to repair or replace covered parts.
Outlines customer responsibilities like obtaining prior approval and returning parts.
Informs consumers about their legal rights and the warranty's terms.
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