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 R2 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 R2 Wheelchair 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 R2?
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 Salsa R2 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 Salsa R2 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 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 Salsa R2?
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 Wheelchair?
The control system of your Quickie Wheelchair is functioning correctly, but the batteries need charging as soon as possible.
General| Maximum User Weight | 250 lbs (113 kg) |
|---|---|
| Maximum Speed | 6 km/h |
| Turning Radius | 84 cm |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Seat Depth | 42 - 52 cm |
| Backrest Height | 18 inches |
| Total Width | 60 cm |
| Total Length | 106 cm |
| Ground Clearance | 3 inches |
| Armrest Style | Flip-up |
| Footrest Style | Swing-away |
Details on the intended user for power wheelchairs and their areas of application.
Introduction to the SALSA wheelchair and its features.
Guidance on navigating and understanding the owner's manual.
Basic instructions for effective use of the manual.
Details regarding the product guarantee and registration.
Explains the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Explains symbols and terms used throughout the manual.
Provides definitions for key terms used in the manual.
Explanation of various labels found on the wheelchair.
Broad safety precautions for operating and using the wheelchair.
Overview of the wheelchair's features and available options.
Safety advice and procedures for navigating kerbs.
Recommended schedule for regular maintenance services.
Instructions and warnings for using the brake release function.
Precautions regarding electromagnetic interference.
Describes methods for stopping the wheelchair in emergencies.
Safety guidelines for making sharp turns with the wheelchair.
Details on battery types, charging, and handling precautions.
Advice on checking tyre pressure and signs of wear.
Information on maximum weight capacities and implications.
Safety notes regarding motor heat and operation.
Warnings about potentially hot surfaces on the wheelchair.
Factors influencing the wheelchair's operational range.
Safety considerations when using the wheelchair on roads.
Precautions for operating in wet, icy, or slippery conditions.
Guidelines for safely using ramps with the wheelchair.
Safe methods for transferring to and from the wheelchair.
Safety warnings related to lift and tilt mechanisms.
Ensuring anti-tip devices are functional and used correctly.
Instructions for safe operation on slopes and gradients.
Specific safety advice for climbing inclines.
Specific safety advice for descending inclines.
Safety procedures when using vehicle-mounted passenger lifts.
Explanation of the wheelchair's 'creep mode' function.
Factors that can affect the stability of the wheelchair.
Guidance on wheel maintenance and tyre pressure.
Safety and usage guidelines for the rear view mirror.
Safe mounting and use of the crutch holder accessory.
Ensuring lights and indicators are functional and clean.
Weight limits and safety precautions for the swing away tray.
Instructions for safely using the kerb climber feature.
Steps for fitting and removing kerb climbers on RWD base.
Instructions for fitting and using the lap belt on standard seats.
Specific instructions for lap straps on Rehab Seats.
Overview of steps before operating the wheelchair.
General guidance on how to handle the wheelchair.
Steps to prepare the chair for transport or storage.
Instructions for reassembling the wheelchair after disassembly.
Detailed information and warnings on using the brake release.
Procedure for folding the gas/powered reclining backrest.
Details on the adjustable drive wheel suspension system.
Adjusting the position of the control joystick for comfort.
Steps to ensure the wheelchair is ready for driving.
Information regarding standard armrest features.
Steps for removing and refitting standard seat armrests.
Procedure for adjusting the height of standard seat armrests.
Adjusting the position and depth of standard arm pads.
Instructions for removing armrests on Rehab Seats.
General guidance for replacing armrests.
Adjusting the width of armrests for Jay/Jay Comfort seats.
Adjusting the height of armrests for specific seat types.
Information and safety warnings regarding leg rests.
Instructions for removing and refitting leg rests.
Procedure for adjusting the depth of the standard seat hanger.
Information regarding the wheelchair foot plates.
Steps for adjusting the length of the foot rests.
How to operate manual articulating or elevating leg rests.
Operating powered elevating or articulating leg rests.
Instructions for operating the powered centre mount leg rest.
Introduction to the seating components and their adjustments.
Details regarding the firm seat board design.
Information on the supplied seat cushions and their attachment.
Instructions for removing and cleaning seat covers.
Adjusting the tension of the Optima backrest upholstery.
Information on fitting optional JAY backrests.
Procedure for adjusting the angle of the Rehab fixed back.
Steps for adjusting the width of the standard seat.
Procedure for adjusting the depth of the Rehab seat.
Instructions for adjusting the height of the standard seat.
Procedure for adjusting the depth of the standard seat.
Instructions for adjusting the backrest angle.
Procedure for adjusting the height of the backrest.
Adjusting the manual backrest on standard seats.
How to set the seat angle on the SALSA model.
Adjusting the manual backrest on Rehab Seats.
Information regarding optional JAY backrests.
Instructions for fitting and adjusting the headrest.
Overview of powered seating functions like lift, tilt, recline.
How to operate the powered seat lift function.
How to operate the powered seat tilt function.
Operating actuators via the Quickie Direct Actuator Control Box.
Introduction to the wheelchair's control systems.
Information specific to the R-net control system.
Information specific to the VR2 control system.
Specific features and operation of the VR2-L control system.
Details on the VR2 dual control unit and its functions.
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving issues with the VR2 control.
A guide to identifying and resolving common wheelchair faults.
Troubleshooting steps for slow or sluggish wheelchair movement.
Interpreting speed/profile indicator for locked or limited speeds.
Interpreting actuator LED flashes for potential issues.
Information on various methods for mounting controller units.
General safety warnings related to controller mounts.
Specific guidelines for mounting attendant controls.
Safety and usage for parallel swing-away controller mounts.
Information on mounting controls to a centre bar.
Guidelines for mounting controls on a tray.
Details on swing-away tray mounted control systems.
Information on the Forus attendant control system.
Operation and function of the emergency stop button.
Information on the powered swing away arm option.
Introduction to alternative control methods for wheelchairs.
Details and warnings for the proximity head array control system.
Instructions for driving the wheelchair using the head array.
Information on proportional head control operation.
Details on sip and puff controls and buddy buttons.
Using the Switch-It mini joystick as a control.
Information on proportional chin control usage.
Details on the Micro Pilot joystick operation.
General information about batteries and the charging process.
Details on the batteries used in the Salsa R2 model.
Details on the batteries used in the Salsa M2 model.
Information on the wheelchair's electrical safety cut-out systems.
General information regarding batteries for mobility products.
Explanation of maintenance-free battery technology.
Guidelines for proper care and maintenance of batteries.
A specific care plan for maintenance-free batteries.
Information regarding the external battery charger.
Safety features incorporated into the battery charger.
Steps for connecting the charger and initiating charging.
Important safety and caution notes for charger use.
Factors affecting the operational range of the wheelchair.
Dispelling common myths and legends about battery care.
Information regarding the warranty coverage for batteries.
General recommendations for transporting the wheelchair.
Critical warnings and safety precautions for vehicle transport.
Proper use of occupant restraint belts during transport.
Requirements for transporting the wheelchair by various means.
Details on crash testing standards met by the SALSA models.
Identification and placement of tie-down labels on the chair.
How to properly secure the wheelchair using a six-point tie-down system.
Instructions for keeping the wheelchair in optimal condition.
Checking tyre pressure and inspecting for wear.
How to inspect tyres for signs of wear and damage.
Steps for repairing or replacing drive wheel tyres.
Procedure for safely removing and refitting castor wheels.
General instructions for cleaning the wheelchair.
Checking upholstery and seating for wear and damage.
Instructions for cleaning seating parts and covers.
How to clean the control system and joystick.
Maintenance guidelines for lights and indicators.
Points to check regarding electrical connections.
Procedure for connecting battery cables and terminals.
Instructions for accessing the controller unit.
Guidelines for storing the wheelchair for extended periods.
Information on locating authorized Sunrise Medical service agents.
Scheduled maintenance tasks and inspection checklist.
Ensuring correct operation after maintenance or repairs.
Detailed technical specifications based on EN and ISO standards.
Section for documenting service and repair history.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product according to regulations.
Wiring diagram illustrating the battery connections for Salsa models.
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