Why does my Shoprider XLR14-SS Wheelchair charger indicator light go to green but not charge the batteries?
If the charger indicator light on your Shoprider Wheelchair goes to green but the batteries don't charge, it could be because the batteries are over-discharged. In this case, contact your service provider for assistance.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider XLR14-SS shows 9 bar flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 9 bar flash, it indicates that the parking brakes have a bad connection. Check the parking brake and motor connections.
What to do if Shoprider Wheelchair charger indicator light goes immediately to green when plugged in?
If the charger indicator light on your Shoprider Wheelchair goes immediately to green when plugged in, it may be due to a blown fuse, popped circuit breaker, or similar malfunction. Contact your provider for assistance.
What to do if my Shoprider XLR14-SS Wheelchair charger does not come on at all when plugged in?
If the charger of your Shoprider Wheelchair does not come on when plugged in, check the charger fuse if applicable, then call your provider.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider XLR14-SS shows 8 bar flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows an 8 bar flash, it indicates a control system fault. Make sure all the connections are secure.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider Wheelchair shows 7 bar flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 7 bar flash, it indicates a joystick fault. Make sure the joystick is in the center position before switching on the control system.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider XLR14-SS shows 5 Bar Flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 5 bar flash, it indicates a right-hand motor wiring fault.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider XLR14-SS shows 4 Bar Flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 4 bar flash, it indicates that the right-hand motor is disconnected.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider Wheelchair shows 3 Bar Flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 3 bar flash, it indicates a left-hand motor wiring fault.
What does it mean if the battery gauge on my Shoprider XLR14-SS Wheelchair shows 2 Bar Flash?
If the battery gauge on your Shoprider Wheelchair shows a 2 bar flash, it indicates that the left-hand motor is disconnected.
Emphasizes reading safety tips for safe operation and general awareness while using the power wheelchair.
Highlights inherent dangers and precautions for safe power wheelchair operation, such as cell phone use and lap belts.
Lists critical actions to avoid, such as improper transfers, riding on roads, and using the wheelchair for exercise.
Outlines required practices like stopping before direction changes, using slow speed on gradients, and keeping feet on footplates.
Explains the risks of EMI on the power wheelchair's control system and how to avoid them.
Classifies sources of EMI into three types: hand-held, medium-range, and long-range transmitters.
Warns about specific EMI risks from cellular phones and advises against operating personal communication devices.
Explains the On/Off button, Battery Gauge, Horn, and speed indicators on the VR2 controller.
Discusses maneuverability differences and provides cautions for joystick use during operation.
Highlights weight capacity, passenger restrictions, and the procedure for safe transfers onto/off the wheelchair.
Provides detailed safety instructions and warnings for navigating ramps and slopes.
Provides essential warnings and instructions for safely charging the power wheelchair batteries.
General| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
|---|---|
| Seat Width | 18" / 20" |
| Overall Length | 43" |
| Turning Radius | 33" |
| Overall Width | 25 inches |
| Battery | 12V 35AH x 2 |
| Ground Clearance | 3 inches |
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