What to do if Quickie Wheelchair Battery Gauge steps up?
If the Battery Gauge on your Quickie Wheelchair steps up, you will not be able to drive the wheelchair until the charger is disconnected and you have switched the control system off and on again.
What to do if the battery gauge flashes rapidly on my Quickie Salsa M Wheelchair?
If the battery gauge on your Quickie Wheelchair flashes rapidly, even when you're not using the joystick, it means the control system's safety feature has activated, preventing the wheelchair from moving. To solve this, turn off the control system, ensure all connectors on the wheelchair and control system are securely attached, check the battery's condition, and try the self-help guide. Then, switch the control system back on and attempt to drive the wheelchair again.
What to do if a control system fault is indicated on Quickie Salsa M?
If a control system fault is indicated on your Quickie Wheelchair, ensure that all control system connections are secure.
What to do if joystick fault is indicated on Quickie Salsa M Wheelchair?
If a joystick fault is indicated on your Quickie Wheelchair, make sure the joystick is in the center position before switching on the control system.
What does it mean if Quickie Wheelchair Battery Gauge flashes slowly?
If the Battery Gauge on your Quickie Wheelchair flashes slowly, the batteries need charging as soon as possible.
What to do if the right hand motor has a bad connection on my Quickie Salsa M?
If the right-hand motor of your Quickie Wheelchair has a bad connection, check the connections to the right-hand motor.
What to do if the parking brakes have a bad connection on my Quickie Salsa M Wheelchair?
If your Quickie Wheelchair's parking brakes have a bad connection, check the parking brake and motor connections. Also, ensure that the control system connections are secure.
What to do if the left hand motor has a bad connection on my Quickie Salsa M Wheelchair?
If the left-hand motor of your Quickie Wheelchair has a bad connection, check the connections to the left-hand motor.
Why is my Quickie Salsa M Wheelchair moving slowly?
If you experience slow or sluggish movement with your Quickie Wheelchair, check the maximum speed setting. If adjusting the speed setting doesn't fix the problem, there may be a non-hazardous fault.
Why is the battery gauge stepping up on my Quickie Wheelchair?
When the battery gauge steps up on your Quickie Wheelchair, it means the wheelchair batteries are being charged. You will not be able to drive the wheelchair until the charger is disconnected and you have switched the control system off and on again.
General| Brand | Quickie |
|---|---|
| Model | Salsa M |
| Category | Wheelchair |
| Language | English |
Defines the intended users and environments for power wheelchairs.
Outlines the conditions and user types for which the wheelchair is suitable.
Guidance on navigating and understanding the owner's manual.
Provides definitions for terms and symbols used throughout the manual.
Explains the meaning and purpose of various labels found on the wheelchair.
Lists essential safety precautions and general advice for operating the wheelchair.
Describes available features and options, noting potential country-specific variations.
Provides safety instructions regarding climbing or descending kerbs.
Explains the procedure and conditions for using the brake release (freewheel) function.
Details the methods for stopping the wheelchair in emergency situations.
Warns against high-speed turns and emphasizes speed reduction.
Provides information on standard maintenance-free batteries and charging.
Advises on regular tyre checks for pressure and signs of wear.
Advises caution regarding hot motor casings after use.
Warns that upholstery and armrests can also become hot in direct sunlight.
Explains factors affecting wheelchair range and provides usage recommendations.
Provides guidance on safe and considerate road usage.
Provides safety guidelines for using ramps with the wheelchair.
Offers advice and safety measures for transferring users to and from the chair.
Warns about pinch hazards associated with lift and tilt modules.
Details how to safely operate the wheelchair on slopes and inclines.
Provides instructions and warnings for using wheelchair lifts with vehicles.
Highlights factors that can affect wheelchair stability.
Offers advice on tyre maintenance, pressure, and avoiding punctures.
Details the correct and safe usage of the crutch holder accessory.
Advises on checking lights and indicators for night operation.
Provides warnings regarding the weight limit and safe use of the swing away tray.
Explains the procedure and safety precautions for using the kerb climber.
Explains how to handle the wheelchair, including dismantling for transport.
Guides on preparing the wheelchair for transport or storage by removing parts.
Instructions for removing and reattaching standard armrests for side transfer.
Details the process for adjusting the height and angle of standard armrests.
Describes the firm seat board and its suitability for pressure relief cushions.
Explains how to align and use seat cushions with Velcro strips.
Details how to remove and wash seat covers for hygiene.
Explains how to adjust the tension of the optima backrest upholstery.
Guides on how to adjust the backrest angle manually.
Details how to adjust the seat width for optimal positioning.
Explains the procedure for adjusting the rehab seat depth.
Details how to adjust the standard seat depth.
Explains how to adjust the backrest angle for desired positioning.
Explains how to manually set the seat angle on SALSA models.
Mentions fitting JAY backrests to the standard backrest assembly.
Explains how to fit and adjust the headrest for comfort and support.
Details powered adjustment for the backrest.
Details powered lifting function for the seat.
Details powered tilting function for the seat.
Explains the operation and safety precautions for the powered seat tilt function.
Introduces the R-net control system, its features, and benefits.
Provides an overview of the VR2 control system and its basic functions.
Explains the meaning of different battery gauge and indicator statuses for troubleshooting.
Addresses issues of slow movement and potential causes like speed settings.
Explains that ripples indicate a locked control system.
Indicates inhibited actuators, suggesting consultation with a dealer.
General safety advice regarding controller knobs, boots, and secure mounting.
Safety instructions for using the attendant control, including speed setting.
Safety warnings and operational advice for parallel swing-away controller mounts.
Warnings and weight limits for tray mounted R-net controllers.
Safety advice for swing-away tray mounted controllers, including power off.
Safety and operational guidelines for the Forus attendant control system.
Safety advice for operating the powered swing away arm with controls.
Describes the proximity head array, its sensors, and potential interference issues.
Explains how to drive the wheelchair using the head array sensors.
Details the operation of the proportional head control based on headrest displacement.
Describes the HMC mini joystick and its versatility for control.
Explains the use of the proportional chin control with the Omni Plus module.
Introduces the Micro Pilot joystick, highlighting its sensitivity and durability.
Details the location and removal/fitting procedure for Salsa batteries.
Provides general information about mobility product batteries and their differences from car batteries.
Describes maintenance-free batteries and their transport safety.
Sets out a battery care plan for optimal performance and longevity.
Provides specific steps for caring for maintenance-free batteries.
Lists safety features integrated into the charger to prevent hazards.
Details the procedure for connecting the charger and the charging process.
Provides essential safety and caution notes for charger usage.
Addresses common myths and legends regarding battery care.
Essential warnings and recommendations for transporting the wheelchair in a vehicle.
Outlines special requirements for transporting the wheelchair by various means.
Identifies the tie-down label and shows its placement points on the wheelchair.
Details how to maintain tyre pressure and check for wear.
Explains how to identify tyre wear and when replacement is necessary.
Provides instructions for repairing or replacing drive wheel tyres.
Advises on inspecting upholstery for tears or wear that could affect posture.
Provides instructions for washing seat covers and cleaning upholstery.
Explains the procedure for replacing bulbs in lights and indicators.
Advises on inspecting electrical connections for faults.
Provides safety instructions for connecting battery cables.
Offers guidance on storing the wheelchair for extended periods.
Advises on obtaining service from authorized dealers for maintenance.
Presents technical specifications for the Quickie Salsa R (RWD) model.
Lists technical specifications for the Quickie Salsa M (MWD) model.
Provides technical specifications for the Quickie Salsa R (RWD) with Rehab Seat.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of the wheelchair according to local regulations.
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