Why is the battery gauge stepping up on my Quickie Salsa 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.
What does it mean if Quickie Salsa 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 Quickie Salsa 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 Quickie Salsa Wheelchair indicates an actuator trip?
If your Quickie Wheelchair indicates an actuator trip, and if more than one actuator is fitted, check which actuator is not working and inspect the actuator wiring.
What to do if the Quickie Salsa Battery Gauge flashes rapidly?
If the Battery Gauge on your Quickie Wheelchair flashes rapidly even when the joystick is released, it means the control system safety circuits have been activated, preventing the wheelchair from moving. To resolve this: * Switch off the control system. * Ensure all connectors on the wheelchair and control system are securely connected. * Check the condition of the battery. * Switch the control system back on and attempt to drive the wheelchair.
Why speed profile indicator flashes on Quickie Wheelchair?
If the Speed / Profile Indicator flashes on your Quickie Wheelchair, the exact cause depends on the chair's build, but it usually means the seat is elevated.
Why speed profile indicator ripples on Quickie Salsa?
If the Speed / Profile Indicator ripples up and down on your Quickie Wheelchair, this indicates the control system is locked; refer to section 7.1. for details on how to unlock the control system.
Why is my Quickie Salsa 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 battery gauge flashes slowly on Quickie Salsa Wheelchair?
If the battery gauge flashes slowly on your Quickie Wheelchair, it means the control system is working correctly, but the batteries need charging as soon as possible.
What to do if the battery gauge flashes rapidly on my Quickie 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.
General| Maximum Speed | N/A (Manual wheelchair) |
|---|---|
| Footrest Type | Swing-away |
| Battery Range | N/A (Manual wheelchair) |
| Maximum User Weight | 140 kg |
| Battery | N/A (Manual wheelchair) |
Defines the intended purpose and user for power wheelchairs.
Details the range of conditions and users for which the wheelchair is suitable.
Guidance on navigating and understanding the manual's content and structure.
Information regarding the product's warranty, coverage, and conditions.
Identifies key components of the SALSA model through visual diagrams.
Identifies key components of the SALSA M model through visual diagrams.
Identifies components for Rehab Seat versions of SALSA and SALSA M.
Explains key terms, symbols, and safety labels used throughout the owner's manual.
Explains freewheel labels and details warnings for hot surfaces, entrapment, and weight.
Provides warnings for battery handling and a diagram of the electrical circuit.
Explains labels related to seat functions and leg rest safety.
Essential safety precautions and instructions for using the brake release mechanism.
Safety advice regarding EMC, emergency stopping, and turning precautions.
Essential safety precautions for handling wheelchair batteries.
Guidelines on weight limits, motor safety, and hot surface precautions.
Advice for safe road use and factors affecting wheelchair range.
Precautions for operating in adverse conditions and using ramps safely.
Safety advice for transfers and warnings about lift/tilt module hazards.
Instructions on anti-tip devices, slopes, and vehicle lift safety.
Explanation of creep mode and factors affecting stability and wheel safety.
Advice on tyre maintenance and information about OKO fluid.
Guidelines for using accessories and instructions for kerb climbing.
Specific instructions for kerb climbing and fitting/removing the kerb climber.
Step-by-step guide to fitting, adjusting, and safety checks for the lap belt.
Instructions for fitting, adjusting, and safety warnings for the Rehab seat lap strap.
Description of the VR2 controller, its functions, and safety warnings.
Initial steps and checks before operating the wheelchair.
Guidelines for safely storing and transporting the wheelchair.
Instructions for reassembling the wheelchair after disassembly.
Critical warnings and guidance on using the brake release mechanism for emergencies.
Procedure for folding the backrest, including safety warnings.
Warnings for LPFDR, suspension adjustment, and joystick positioning.
Instructions for armrest removal, replacement, and height adjustment.
Details on fine and coarse adjustment of armrest height.
Steps for fine-tuning armrest height and pad angle.
A chart detailing backrest angles, armrest heights, and setting ring positions.
Guide for adjusting arm pad position (forward/backward) and depth.
Procedures for armrest removal and safety warnings for leg rests.
Instructions for leg rest removal, angle adjustment, and foot plate usage.
Instructions for manually and powered operating elevating leg rests.
Instructions for operating and adjusting the powered centre mount leg rest.
Description of the Quickie Direct Actuator Control Box operation.
Information on seat boards, cushions, removable covers, and backrest upholstery.
Procedure for manually adjusting the backrest angle.
Instructions for adjusting seat width, rehab seat depth, and standard seat height.
Steps for adjusting the seat depth on standard models.
Instructions for adjusting the backrest angle.
Chart for backrest angles and procedure for adjusting backrest height.
Details on moving upholstery and removing the towel bar for back height adjustment.
Instructions for reclining the backrest angle on standard seats.
Procedure for setting the manual seat angle on the SALSA.
Instructions for reclining the backrest angle on Rehab seats.
Information on fitting Jay backrests and headrests.
Safety warnings and instructions for operating powered backrest actuators.
Detailed steps for using the VR2 control to operate backrest actuators.
Instructions for operating the powered seat lift function with safety warnings.
Guide for operating the powered seat tilt function.
Operation of actuator controls and overview of the R-net system.
Details on the VR2 control system, including the on/off button.
Explains the battery gauge and how to lock/unlock the wheelchair.
Guidance on using the joystick for steering, speed, and braking.
Explanation of control buttons and safety for the charging socket.
Information on operating lights, indicators, and hazard warning lights.
How to operate actuators using the VR2-L control system.
Explanation of the VR2 dual control unit, including joystick and actuator buttons.
How to adjust speed settings and manage drive profiles.
Diagrams showing the layout and functions of various control panels.
General advice on troubleshooting VR2 issues and indicator errors.
Guide to interpreting fault codes displayed on the battery gauge and indicator lights.
Safety precautions for controller mounts and attendant control.
Safety guidelines for various controller mounting options.
How to operate Forus control and use the emergency stop button.
Information on operating the powered swing away arm.
Warnings regarding head array use and instructions for driving with it.
Information on chin control, sip/puff, and micro pilot joystick interfaces.
Safety warnings for batteries and steps for removal and charging.
Procedure for Salsa M battery removal and safety bar warnings.
Information on safety systems, battery types, and a recommended care plan.
Information on charger safety features and connection procedures.
Explains range factors and safety for charger cords.
Warnings about extension cords and details on battery warranty.
Essential warnings for vehicle transport and information on restraint systems.
Detailed instructions on correctly fitting pelvic and upper torso restraint belts.
Guidelines for special requirements when transporting the wheelchair.
Information on crash testing and placement of tie down labels.
Instructions for securing the wheelchair and transport warnings.
Guidelines for tyre maintenance, pressures, and drive wheel tyre repair.
Detailed steps for removing the drive wheel and repairing the tyre.
Safety critical instructions for removing and refitting castor wheels.
Guidelines for cleaning the wheelchair, upholstery, and seating components.
How to clean controls and inspect electrical connections.
Procedure for changing bulbs and connecting batteries.
Steps for accessing and connecting batteries for the Salsa model.
Crucial warnings for connecting battery terminals correctly.
Procedure for accessing and connecting batteries for the Salsa M model.
How to access controller, store wheelchair, and find service agents.
Overview of maintenance tasks, tools, and torque settings.
Schedule for checking performance after maintenance and regular inspections.
Technical specifications for the Quickie Salsa R (RWD) model.
Technical specifications for the Quickie Salsa M (MWD) model.
Technical specifications for the Salsa R (RWD) with Rehab Seat.
Technical specifications for the Salsa M (MWD) with Rehab Seat.
Section for recording service and repair history of the wheelchair.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of the wheelchair.
Visual representation of the battery wiring for SALSA and SALSA M models.
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