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TABLE OF CONTENT

I.

INTRODUCTION

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I1. 

SAFETY

 

(INDICATIONS & CONTRADICTIONS)

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II1. EMI/RFI

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IV.

YOUR POWER WHEELCHAIR

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V.

BATTERIES AND CHARGING

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VI.

SETUP

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VII. 

IMPROVING COMFORT

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VIII. 

BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING

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IX.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

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X.

WARRANTY

 

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Xl. 

SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTACT DETAILS

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Summary of Contents for W4026 MINI

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE POWER WHEELCHAIR W4026 MINI Edition 06 2021...

Page 2: ...e supplier caregiver and or healthcare professional We are not responsible for injuries and or damage resulting from failure to follow the warnings cautions and recommendations contained in the operat...

Page 3: ...ICATIONS CONTRADICTIONS 5 II1 EMI RFI 10 IV YOUR POWER WHEELCHAIR 12 V BATTERIES AND CHARGING 14 VI SETUP 17 VII IMPROVING COMFORT 18 VIII BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING 20 IX CARE AND MAINTENANCE 21 X WARRANT...

Page 4: ...to us Before using the wheelchair for the first time read all of the following instructions in this manual These instructions are for your benefit Understanding the instructions is essential for the s...

Page 5: ...individual needs and or preferences However under no circumstances should you modify add remove or disable any functions parts or functions of the wheelchair REMOVABLE PARTS INITIAL SAFETY CHECK You...

Page 6: ...as a guideline The wheelchair s ability to climb is influenced by the user s weight speed the angle of the ramp and the wheelchair s positioning TURNING Excessively high cornering speeds can create th...

Page 7: ...al injury or property damage always use common sense when cornering WARNING Do not use the electric wheelchair on roads both in the city and in built up areas Pay attention to the amount of pedestrian...

Page 8: ...WARNING Never sit on the wheelchair when using any elevator hoist to transport it The wheelchair is not designed for this type of use therefore we cannot be held responsible for any injuries or damag...

Page 9: ...commend that the user of the wheelchair determine its personal limitations and practice bending and reaching in the presence of a qualified healthcare professional REMOVABLE PARTS Do not push any part...

Page 10: ...flat ground or on a slope The electric wheelchair is in motion Any electric wheelchair affected by EMI RFI may have erratic movement The wheelchair may stop suddenly or move in an uncontrolled manner...

Page 11: ...s about EMI RFI related problems and about the actions they can take to minimize EMI RFI risk While there is no exact way to tell if your electric wheelchair is completely safe the 20V m resistance le...

Page 12: ...the wheelchair on and off Position lamp switch This switch allows you to control the turning lights when you turn left flip the switch left when you turn right flip the switch right We recommend that...

Page 13: ...reactivate the drive system and braking system and take the wheelchair out of freewheel mode Stand behind the wheelchair to activate or deactivate the freewheel mode To do this never sit on the wheel...

Page 14: ...5 Extend the power supply cable and connect it to the socket It is recommended to charge the battery for 8 14 hours 6 When the battery is fully charged unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet and t...

Page 15: ...quently and regularly Following these five guidelines will ensure safe and reliable battery operation and charging If the wheelchair is used daily the batteries should be recharged as soon as the user...

Page 16: ...ycles the batteries are able to charge 100 to their peak performance level and last longer How can I ensure maximum battery life Fully charged deep cycle batteries ensure reliable operation and extend...

Page 17: ...ll the handle to the left to turn the wheelchair to the left Pull the handle to the right to turn the wheelchair to the right Move the steering column to the middle position to drive straight To stop...

Page 18: ...lumn and carefully press down on both column release buttons then slowly lower the column to the floor of the cart 4 When the steering column is at its lowest point turn the steering column adjustment...

Page 19: ...mbscrews ADJUSTMENT OF THE ARMREST There is a knob under each armrest to adjust it To adjust the angle of the armrest up or down while sitting in the wheelchair Turn the armrest adjustment knob down t...

Page 20: ...lchair is not moving 1 Your wheelchair may have been left in freewheel mode When the freewheel lever is pulled up the brakes are disengaged and all transmission power is cut off 2 Press the freewheel...

Page 21: ...r Check the brakes This test should be carried out on a flat surface at least three feet high around the electric wheelchair 3 Monthly checks Check that the anti tip wheels do not rub against the grou...

Page 22: ...yed wires Cracked or broken cables Uneven tire wear Steering problems Bent or broken wheels Unstable movement Turned on but no response EXTERIOR SURFACES A rubber or vinyl conditioner may be applied t...

Page 23: ...arranty WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS ABS plastic covers and footrests subject to wear and not covered by the warranty Batteries Limited warranty is provided by the battery manufacturer Tires parts are subject...

Page 24: ...Tymienieckiego 22 24 90 349 d tel 48 42 674 83 84 fax 48 42 636 52 21 www mdh pl www viteacare com Model number W4023 Overall dimensions 1100 510 980mm Front wheel Rear wheel 9 pneumatic tire 9 pneum...

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