Action Trackchair EAGLE, Owner'S Manual

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When climbing over small logs or curbs approach the incline at an angle, not directly at 90°.
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Make sure the joystick controls are in the off position (powered down) before getting into or getting
out of the Trackchair/Trackstander seating area.
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Always have a backup plan, “What if…?
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As with many electrically controlled devices there is a risk of electrical interference from sources of
electromagnetic radiation in the environment of the Action Trackchair/Trackstander, including but not
limited to devices such as mobile telephones, electronic article surveillance systems to name a few.
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Do not ride on the Trackchair/Trackstander during loading or unloading from vehicle or carrier.
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Do not operate the Trackchair/Trackstander in an unsafe manner for example by pulling wheelies.
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Do not perform stretching exercises while in the Trackchair/Trackstander unless you have powered
down (shut off) the joystick.
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Do not attempt to climb stairways.
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Do Not operate the Trackchair/Trackstander on more than a 12.5 degree slope while in the seated
position. While in the seated position the seat tilt function can be utilized in any range from full
forward to full rearward providing you do not exceed the 12.5 degree maximum slope.
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Only operate the Trackstander in the upright position when you are on level terrain. While in the
upright position the seat tilt function can be utilized in any range from full forward to full rearward
providing you remain on level terrain.
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Failure to know the limits could cause personal injury or equipment damage.
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The Trackchair/Trackstander batteries contain electrical energy. Always have the batteries serviced by
a qualified battery technician.
Label Locations
Serial number plate and patent numbers
for the Falcon and the Eagle models are
located on the left side of the seat base
frame as viewed from the seated
position. On the Hawk model you will
find the serial number plate below the
front edge of the seat cushion.