Eurovema Euroflex Reflex, User Manual

Page 1: ...1 English User Manual Reflex part no BRU E 30 401 Rev 201502 5...

Page 2: ...onic Dynamic 9 Control box electronic PG 10 Storage 11 Adjustment of control box 11 Charging of batteries 11 Checklist service recond 12 Service manual 13 14 Troubleshooting 15 17 Technical informatio...

Page 3: ...tention to screws or parts that become loose or fit loosely on the wheelchair as this may af fect safety contact the service organisation Service and maintenance should be carried out by trained perso...

Page 4: ...cturer for help and questions Be careful always tighten knobs or screws after performed seat adjustments STORAGE The chair should be stored in a dry roomtempered environment Avoid exposing the chair f...

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Page 6: ...4 755001 7100 Front wheel 5 SW 01478 Front frame 6 SW 01468 Actuator attachment 7 7YA17 12 Battery 8 755001 7000 Drive wheel 9 7DX2 PMA70 Power module 10 SW 01506 Anti tipping support 11 669201 1700 S...

Page 7: ...so be used as a mains switch During storage the fuse should be in the triggered position The fuse must be pressed in during charging NOTE NOTE When charging the batteries for maintenance the fuse must...

Page 8: ...chair and the error message will disappear RISK OF INJURY NOTE Make sure the wheelchair is on level ground when the brakes are disconnected Otherwise the wheelchair can roll away without control TRAN...

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Page 10: ...ontrolled using the control box The joystick is used to drive the wheelchair in the desired direction The electronics can be programmed to suit the individual s wishes but usually the original program...

Page 11: ...doors in your home Dur ing storage the batteries should be charged approx once a month to prevent them from falling to the critical level where the charger no longer starts the charging NOTE If the ba...

Page 12: ...achment Retightening Wiring wear 3 CHASSIS Weldings Screw joints 4 DRIVING WHEEL Function roll Wheel bearings wheel conveyors Attachment retightening 5 STEERING WHEEL Function roll pivoting Wheel bear...

Page 13: ...on the shoulder Refit the four screws MOUNTING DEMOUNTING STEERING WHEEL Loosen the screw with an allen key no 5 mm spanner no 13 mm Remove the steering wheel mount the new steering wheel and tighten...

Page 14: ...sconnect the main power 2b Unscrew the nobs screws from the coat with an allen key no 5 3b Loosen the straps and cables from the poles Change both batteries mount the cables and tighten the straps aro...

Page 15: ...terval of 2 seconds Number of 1 12 flashes shows the type of error that occurred About the table Errors who affects the driving safety will automatically stop the chair while less risky errors will be...

Page 16: ...he error is a damaged bus cable between the maneuver box and the electronics unit 10 Flashes CANH error The CANH wire in the DX bus is used partly for communication between electronics modules partly...

Page 17: ...t Parking brake error M2 7 SHARK drive unit error 8 SHARK Power module error 9 SHARK connection error 10 Unknown error 11 Incompatible controller Error message Each error on the DX will be indicated b...

Page 18: ...nter The batteries will not recieve charging The circuit breaker has been tripped Control the circuit breaker see manual The batteries are discharged Contact the technical aids center The charger is b...

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