What to do if my Quickie Wheelchair batteries need charging or there is a bad connection?
If your Quickie Wheelchair batteries need charging, or there is a bad connection to the battery, check the connections to the battery. If the connections are good, try charging the batteries.
Why does the Quickie Wheelchair show excessive voltage applied to the control system?
If you are experiencing excessive voltage applied to the control system of your Quickie Wheelchair, which is usually caused by a poor battery connection, check the battery connections.
Why is my Quickie Salsa M2 Wheelchair being prevented from driving?
If your Quickie Wheelchair is not driving, it may be due to an external signal. A common cause is the battery charger being plugged in.
What to do if the battery gauge on my Quickie Salsa M2 steps up?
If the battery gauge on your Quickie Wheelchair steps up, you will not be able to drive the wheelchair until you disconnect the charger and switch the control system off and on again.
What to do if the parking brakes have a bad connection on my Quickie Salsa M2?
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.
Why is my Quickie Wheelchair moving slowly?
If you notice slow or sluggish movement of your Quickie Wheelchair, check the maximum speed setting. If adjusting the speed setting does not resolve the issue, there may be a non-hazardous fault.
What to do if the left hand motor has a bad connection on my Quickie Wheelchair?
If the left-hand motor of your Quickie Wheelchair has a bad connection, check the connections to the left-hand motor.
What to do if the right hand motor has a bad connection on my Quickie Salsa M2 Wheelchair?
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 an actuator trip is indicated on my Quickie Wheelchair?
If your Quickie Wheelchair actuator trip is indicated, and if more than one actuator is fitted, check which actuator is not working and check the actuator wiring.
What does it mean if the battery gauge flashes slowly on my Quickie Salsa M2 Wheelchair?
The control system of your Quickie Wheelchair is functioning correctly, but the batteries need charging as soon as possible.
General| Type | Powered Wheelchair |
|---|---|
| Seat Width | 41-51 cm |
| Seat Depth | 41-51 cm |
| Weight Capacity | 140 kg |
| Drive Type | Mid-wheel drive |
| Obstacle Climb | 7 cm |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Folding | No |
| Adjustable Backrest | Yes |
| Legrests | Swing-away |
| Maximum Speed | 6 km/h |
| Total Width | 61 cm |
| Backrest Height | Adjustable |
| Armrests | Adjustable |
Defines the purpose and user criteria for power wheelchairs.
Explains manual structure, guarantee, and warranty conditions.
Explains warning symbols, caution notes, and common terms used in the manual.
Illustrates lever positions and explains critical safety warnings like hot surfaces.
Details maximum user weight and symbols for battery charge points.
Provides warning instructions and a circuit diagram for the battery.
Explains labels for seat lift, leg rest positions, and backrest recline.
Warns about brake release on slopes and seat stay usage.
Covers essential safety practices, posture, visibility, and user suitability.
Discusses product variations, kerb safety, and routine service intervals.
Explains the emergency brake release and its limitations.
Addresses electronic interference, emergency stopping, and safe turning practices.
Provides crucial warnings for battery handling and regular tyre maintenance.
Details maximum weight capacity, motor heat precautions, and hot surface warnings.
Discusses factors affecting range and safe operation on roads.
Covers safe operation in adverse conditions, on ramps, and during transfers.
Warns about entrapment hazards associated with lift and tilt modules.
Explains anti-tip device function and safe practices for slopes and gradients.
Provides safety guidelines for using vehicle-mounted passenger lifts.
Explains creep mode, factors affecting stability, and wheel/tyre safety.
Covers safe use of accessories like mirrors, crutch holders, lights, and trays.
Details safe procedures for using the kerb climber and mounting steps.
Step-by-step guide for kerb climbing on different Salsa models.
Instructions for fitting, adjusting, and checking the standard lap belt.
Details the installation process for lap straps on rehab seats.
Explains VR2 controller functions and critical safety warnings for use and transport.
Covers general handling advice and steps for transport or storage.
Guides on reassembling the chair and using the brake release mechanism.
Details how to fold the reclining backrest on standard seats.
Explains suspension adjustment and how to position the control joystick unit.
Outlines pre-drive checks, including power, speed settings, and control activation.
Instructions for removing, replacing, and adjusting standard armrest height.
Details the procedure for making larger adjustments to armrest height.
Explains how to adjust the position of arm pads for optimal comfort and support.
Covers rehab armrest removal, width/height adjustment, and general leg rest info.
Guides on leg rest removal, hanger depth, foot plates, and foot rest length.
Explains the operation of manual articulating/elevating and powered leg rests.
Details operation and length adjustment for powered centre mount leg rests.
Information on seat boards, cushions, removable covers, and backrest tension.
Covers optional JAY backrests and manual angle adjustment for rehab backrests.
Guides on adjusting seat width and the depth of rehab seats.
Instructions for adjusting the standard seat height on different models.
Details the process for adjusting the standard seat depth.
Instructions for adjusting the backrest angle using index and pivot bolts.
Guides on how to adjust the backrest height by moving back posts.
Covers manual backrest adjustment and setting the seat angle on SALSA.
Instructions for manual backrest recline and headrest fitting/adjustment.
Overview of powered adjustable backrest, seat lift, and seat tilt functions.
Detailed instructions for operating powered seat lift and tilt functions.
Explains how to operate backrest, seat lift, and seat tilt using the actuator control box.
Provides information on the R-net system's features and benefits for users.
Details the VR2 control system, including its on/off button and power supply.
Covers battery status, wheelchair locking, joystick control, and speed indicators.
Explains horn button, speed/profile buttons, actuator controls, and socket usage.
Details VR2-L specific controls like lights, indicators, hazard warnings, and actuators.
Explains dual control operation, button functions, and speed settings.
Visual representations of VR2, VR2-L, and Dual control panel layouts.
Guides on understanding battery gauge readings and troubleshooting indicator flashes.
Addresses common problems like slow movement, speed indicator faults, and actuator inhibition.
Provides a table to diagnose system faults based on flashing indicator patterns.
General warnings for controller mounting and safety for attendant controls.
Safety advice for operating and maintaining the parallel swing-away control mechanism.
Safety guidelines for various controller mounting options like trays and centre bars.
Safety advice for the Forus control system, including joystick boot replacement.
Explains Forus control mechanics and the operation of the emergency stop button.
Safety precautions when operating the powered swing away arm feature.
Discusses potential issues like moisture and EMI, and driving with the head array.
Details how to drive using the head array and switch between modes.
Step-by-step instructions for operating the proportional head control.
Safety and usage guidelines for sip/puff controls, buddy buttons, and mini joysticks.
Information on proportional chin control and the Micro Pilot joystick.
Step-by-step guide for accessing and removing batteries in the Salsa R2.
Step-by-step guide for accessing and removing batteries in the Salsa M2.
Covers safety cut-outs, general battery info, and a maintenance-free battery care plan.
Details general charger info, safety features, and how to connect for charging.
Discusses factors affecting vehicle range and common battery myths.
Covers battery warranty terms and essential charger safety warnings.
General warnings for vehicle transport and instructions for occupant restraints.
Details proper restraint belt use and special requirements for shipping.
Information on crash testing standards and placement of tie-down labels.
Step-by-step guide to securely tie down the wheelchair for transport.
Covers tyre checks, wear inspection, and the procedure for drive wheel tyre repair.
Instructions for safely removing and refitting castor wheels.
Guides on cleaning the wheelchair body and seating upholstery.
Covers cleaning controls, lighting maintenance, and connecting battery cables.
Steps to access and disconnect batteries for the Salsa R2 model.
Steps to access and disconnect batteries for the Salsa M2 model.
Guides on accessing controllers, proper storage, and finding authorized service agents.
Lists daily/weekly checks, torque values, and required tools.
Details post-maintenance checks and an inspection schedule for optimal performance.
Technical specifications for the RWD model based on standards.
Technical specifications for the MWD model based on standards.
Technical specifications for the Heavy Duty RWD model.
Technical specifications for the MWD model with Rehab Seat.
Provides a template for logging service and repair history for the wheelchair.
Instructions for environmentally responsible product disposal according to local regulations.
Illustrates battery connections, wiring, and safety warnings for the Salsa M2.
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