What to do if the Zip'r Wheelchair batteries need charging?
If the batteries need charging or there is a bad connection, first check the connections to the batteries. If the connections are good, try charging the batteries.
What to do if excessive voltage has been applied to the Zip'r PC Wheelchair controller?
If an excessive voltage has been applied to the controller, check the battery connections. This issue is usually caused by a poor battery connection.
What to do if the Zip'r Wheelchair PC is being inhibited by the battery charger?
If the Zip'r PC is being inhibited by the battery charger, unplug the battery charger.
What to do if the parking brakes have a bad connection in Zip'r PC?
If the parking brakes have a bad connection, check the parking brake and motor connections. Make sure the controller connections are secure.
What to do if the left motor has a bad connection in Zip'r PC?
If the left motor has a bad connection, check the left motor connection.
What to do if the right motor has a bad connection in Zip'r PC Wheelchair?
If the right motor has a bad connection, check the right motor connection.
General| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 40 inches |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Type | Power Wheelchair |
| Battery | 24V |
Definitions for safety words like CAUTION, DANGER, PROHIBITED, REQUIRED, and WARNING.
Key notes regarding manual updates, warranty, and user responsibilities.
List of recommended actions for safe use of the mobility PC.
List of actions to avoid for safe use of the mobility PC.
Essential actions required for proper and safe operation of the PC.
Guidance on proper positioning and actions to ensure user and PC stability.
Safety advice for navigating slopes, including angles and speed.
Instructions and warnings for crossing obstacles and thresholds.
Actions that are strictly forbidden to ensure user safety and prevent damage.
Precautions for driving on uneven or soft surfaces.
Step-by-step guide for safely transferring to and from the mobility PC.
Advice on protecting the PC from inclement weather.
Guidelines for safely transporting the PC, especially when occupied.
Warnings against operating the PC while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Checklists for initial, weekly, monthly, and periodic safety inspections.
Precautions to minimize interference from radio wave sources.
Identifies the two main sections of the Zip'r PC.
Instructions for adjusting the seat post support height.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging motor release levers.
Steps to attach the seat to the seat post support.
Instructions for loosening, inserting, and tightening arm rests.
Ensuring arm rests are secure before joystick installation.
Instructions for inserting and securing the joystick frame.
Steps to align and feed the joystick cable.
How to secure the joystick cable using the eye twist.
Instructions for loosening, relocating, and tightening the foot rest.
Confirmation that the Zip'r PC is fully assembled and ready for operation.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing batteries.
Instructions to remove the battery shroud and view wiring.
Guidance on labeling battery connections for correct reinstallation.
Instructions for safely disconnecting battery cables from terminals.
Instructions for physically removing batteries from the PC.
Essential requirements for installing new batteries, including type and quantity.
Warnings and steps for properly charging the mobility PC batteries.
Introduction to the VSI controller, its functions, and components.
Explanation of the battery charge and system status indicator.
Description of the indicator showing the current maximum speed setting.
Details on how to use the power button to turn the controller on or off.
Explanation of how to activate the horn.
Instructions for increasing and decreasing the PC's speed.
How to maneuver the PC using the joystick for forward, reverse, and turns.
Information on the location and current rating of the charger socket.
Description of the automatic power-off feature to conserve battery.
Instructions for locking and unlocking the VSI controller to prevent unauthorized use.
Table identifying error codes indicated by flashing lights and their solutions.
Explanation of the thermal rollback circuit and its effect on operation.
Steps to take if the PC comes into contact with water or moisture.
Guidance on maintaining tires and wheel bearings.
General advice on cleaning, temperature, and handling the PC.
Detailed checklists for initial, weekly, monthly, and periodic safety inspections.
Details coverage for structural frame components for five years.
Details coverage for electronic and other components for one year.
Details coverage for batteries for a period of six months.
List of parts and conditions not covered under the warranty.
Information regarding implied warranties and liability limitations.
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