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General| Frame Material | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual |
| Rear Wheel Size | 24 inches |
| Front Wheel Size | 8" |
| Foldable | Yes |
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Contact authorized supplier for questions about chair safety, use, and maintenance.
Select chair size, style, and adjustments based on user needs and activity level.
Work with healthcare professionals to fit and adjust chair controls for optimal function.
Read and follow all instructions. Make warnings second nature for safe operation.
Explains hazard warnings for severe injury or death, categorized into four main sections.
Defines EMI as interference from radio wave sources like transmitters and transceivers.
Describes how EMI can cause unintended movement, brake release, or system damage.
Lists types of EMI sources including hand-held, mobile, and long-range transceivers.
Explains EM energy intensity increases closer to the source, especially from handheld devices.
Defines immunity level (V/m) and states the chair is immune to at least 20 V/m.
Instructions to promptly report unintended movement or brake release incidents.
Emphasizes training, learning chair feel, developing safe methods, and avoiding hazards.
Instructs attendants to heed warnings and follow instructions for rider and chair safety.
Specifies a maximum weight limit of 250 lbs (113.4 kg) and consequences of exceeding it.
Advises adjusting controller settings to reduce risks of collision, falls, or tip-overs.
Pre-use checks for smooth operation, battery charge, and secure connections.
Warns against unauthorized parts/changes, which void warranty and create hazards.
Instructs to turn off power when parked to prevent accidental movement.
Warns against use in rain, snow, or ice due to electrical risks and corrosion.
Advises use on firm, even surfaces; warns against sand, loose soil, or rough terrain.
Alerts to dangers of motor vehicles and advises caution and visibility on roads.
Details safety for transporting the chair in a motor vehicle, prohibiting riding in moving vehicles.
Explains how center of balance affects stability and tipping risk.
Guides safe transfers, emphasizing power off, motor locks, and professional training.
Warns that reaching/leaning affects balance, advising caution and assistance.
Advises rotating front casters forward for stability when dressing in the chair.
Covers managing obstacles like thresholds, ramps, and potholes to prevent falls or damage.
Advises extra care and slow speed when driving in reverse to maintain control.
Warns about reduced stability on slopes and specifies maximum incline (7°).
Provides detailed safety measures for slopes, ramps, and descents.
Gives safety guidelines for building or using ramps, including building codes.
Advises turning off power and securing rider when using wheelchair lifts.
Warns against exceeding 1.5-inch curbs/steps and advises caution.
Strictly prohibits using stairs with the chair, even with an attendant.
Strictly prohibits using escalators with the chair, even with an attendant.
Armrests flip back and cannot be used for lifting; use main frame parts.
Use authorized batteries, avoid puncturing, and be aware of explosion hazard.
Comfort seats are not for pressure relief; consult professionals for special seating.
Use only recommended fasteners; tighten loose ones promptly.
Footplate height is critical; avoid hanging up on obstacles or putting weight on it.
Engage/disengage locks only when power is off; chair has no brakes in freewheel.
Use ON/OFF switch only in emergencies; slow to stop with joystick before turning off.
Do not use if tires are damaged; avoid sharp objects to prevent damage.
Unauthorized seating systems may alter balance; consult supplier for changes.
Replace worn fabric; wash carefully as it may reduce flame retardation.
Never pull cables directly; grasp plugs or connectors to remove.
Lists essential tools for chair set-up, adjustment, and maintenance.
Perform a check-out to ensure proper operation and adjust settings if needed.
Instructions for removing the battery case for transport or servicing.
Guides on adjusting armrest width and positioning.
Steps for safely removing and replacing the seat.
Matching control settings to rider ability is vital; consult professionals for adjustments.
Tool for customizing performance control settings; consult advisor before altering.
Circuit protects controller from overheating by reducing motor power.
Information on the circuit breaker, its location, and how to reset it.
Details the VR2 joystick components: speed control, indicator, on/off, horn, and boot.
Instructions for disengaging motor locks for manual pushing.
Explains battery function, lifespan, and limits, advising consultation with supplier.
Describes battery charger function, charge rate factors, and precautions.
Warns about corrosive acid in batteries and provides first aid for contact.
Safety precautions for lifting batteries and avoiding short circuits.
Provides safety warnings and instructions for charging batteries to prevent shock or fire.
Guides on proper disposal of batteries as hazardous waste.
Instructions for cleaning plastic shroud, motors, and upholstery.
Advice on storing the chair in a clean, dry area and inspecting before use.
Warning about using tires showing signs of damage and checking for wear.
Step-by-step guide for repairing or replacing drive wheel tires.
Advises checking motor brushes every four months for wear.
Information required when ordering replacement parts.
A chart outlining daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance checks.
Explains how to register the guarantee and that statutory rights are unaffected.
Details terms and conditions for warranty repairs, exclusions, and limitations.
Warranty for the main frame against defects for 5 years.
Warranty for specific components like controllers, motors, and other parts.
Lists exclusions from warranty, including misuse, unauthorized parts, and weight limit.
States sole liability is to repair or replace covered parts.
Outlines customer actions required, such as returning warranty card and parts.
Informs about limited implied warranties and consumer legal rights.
