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Quick pin

9, 10

R
Recycling

16, 22

Range

5

Repair

21

S
Selection button

4

Sensitivity

13

Sensor

4, 19

Service

21

Signal codes

18

Socket

4, 14, 15

Stopping motion

13

Storage

15

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Technical data

5

Tilt support

9

Transportation

15, 16

Turning on

11

Turning off

11

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Warranty

22

Weight

5

Wheel hub

4, 7

Wheels

6

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Summary of Contents for e-motion

Page 1: ...User s manual ...

Page 2: ...5 11 15 7 3 1 2 12 4 3 8 9 10 6 14 13 ...

Page 3: ... 9 6 10 11 12 13 13 1 13 2 14 15 16 16 1 16 2 17 4 5 6 6 6 8 8 9 11 11 11 11 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 18 19 20 20 20 21 22 22 22 22 25 Table of Contents Delivery Package Standard Technical Data Wheels Holding Device for the Wheels Delivery of Wheels and Batteries Mounting the Wheels to the Wheelchair Inserting the Batteries Tilt Support Operation Turning On Turning Off Levels of Power Powe...

Page 4: ...evel of power that supports you and the driving characteristics are individually adjustable to potential physical handicaps superior steering electronics cater particularly to driving a wheelchair driving downhill operates with electrically supported breaking deceleration mountable to almost all types of wheelchairs with a wheel size of 24 modular construction for easy and fast transport and servi...

Page 5: ...ion session is part of the delivery package Your local dealer or one of the distributors instructs you at your convenience and no extra charge If for some reason you still do not feel comfortable handling the e motion please contact your local dealer Please also observe the maximum obstacle your wheelchair can handle determined by the wheelchair manufacturer Do not exceed it For maximum obstacles ...

Page 6: ...uses 32 V 15 A holding device already mounted on the wheelchair user s manual Essential Parts please fold out the attached general drawing 1 Holding ring 2 Battery 3 Wheel hub 4 Bow type handle 5 Holding device 6 On Off switch 7 Selection button 8 Socket 9 LED display 10 Press button 11 Sensor 12 Protection cover 13 Fuse box 14 Fuse 32 V 15 A 15 Adjustment ring ...

Page 7: ...or power Voltage Batteries Maximum weight added charger BCS2402 The battery range varies greatly and is predominantly dependent on the quality of the driven surface on the driving conditions At optimum conditions even surface fully charged batteries motor power 50 temperature of 20 C the indicated range can be reached We reserve the right for technical and visual changes due to continuous developm...

Page 8: ... following paragraph We placed plastic protection covers on the batteries contact surfaces which you need to remove according to the instructions delivered with the batteries Please keep these in a safe place because they are needed furthermore for the transportation and storage of the batteries please see chapter 10 1 2 3 4 3 3 Mounting the Wheels Take any one of the e motion wheels In case the b...

Page 9: ... without pulling out the bow type handle 4 Mount the second wheel accordingly Attention never hold shift or pull the wheel by the bow type handle 4 to avoid risk of fracture The e motion wheel is now prepared to mount on the wheelchair Remove your wheelchair s wheel according to the respective user s manual Hold the e motion wheel at the wheel hub as shown in the picture on the right and insert it...

Page 10: ...he wheel hub 3 you hear a clicking sound as it catches If you cannot insert the battery all the way the wheel is possibly not entirely in its holding device Please see chapter 3 Attention never force the battery into the wheel hub Insert the second battery 2 into the other wheel accordingly Release the wheelchair s brakes It takes such little preparation to make your wheelchair ready to use Whethe...

Page 11: ...on for the first time you should make sure that your wheelchair is equipped with tilt support In the interest of your safety they should only be removed to surmount an obstacle such as high curbs and the like In such case you need the help of an assisting person Since most wheelchairs come with tilt support the tilt support is available only as an optional accessory It is mounted at the plant or d...

Page 12: ...d repairs as well as any other work done on the e motion must be carried out by Ulrich Alber GmbH Co KG or any other personnel authorized by alber The lower part of the tilt support must be attached high enough so that their wheels can rotate freely when the wheelchair is on a horizontal level The user must pay particular attention to the following a The tilt support must be unobstructed b Please ...

Page 13: ...efly press the on off switch 6 You just hear a beep when the e motion is turned off 11 7 Levels of Power e motion is equipped with two levels of power which are indicated by an acoustic signal Please see chart 7 1 Turn the e motion on To activate the desired level please press briefly the selection button 7 The program automatically jumps one step per keystroke Once you select a level the e motion...

Page 14: ...ecessary pre selected also Signal Motor performance Recommended being of use area Energy consumption 1 signal tone 50 Mainly used indoors low batteries saved longest range 2 signal tone 80 Use in outside areas and for inclines maximum increased consumption braking available for declines ...

Page 15: ...dually to provide different power levels for the right or the left arm respectively This means that you need a higher or lower level of power at the gripping rings to operate the e motion Your therapist or your local dealer can adjust the level of power you need at the adjustment ring Please do not make your own adjustments at the adjustment ring 15 If the wheels are adjusted differently please ma...

Page 16: ...urn off both batteries even if one of them is not low yet and recharge both at the same time Temperature must be above 10 C when charging the batteries 9 Batteries 9 1 Functions and Display All the e motion s displays necessary for operation are located on the battery 2 You receive information concerning the charge of the batteries by pressing the button 10 The battery s charge is displayed on the...

Page 17: ... on and driving a short distance If you need to change the fuse once again shortly after there might be a malfunction in the system In such case please contact your dealer 9 3 Storage and Transportation Except for transportation you generally may leave the batteries in the e motion wheel at all times 9 4 Protection of the Socket Whenever you do not use the socket 8 cover it with the plastic protec...

Page 18: ...e right and left wheel as well as their respective batteries with the stickers R right and L left It is indispensable that you mount the respective wheels on the correct side to have the individually selected power level where you need it Turn the holding ring 1 counter clockwise pulling out of the battery 2 Do the same at the other wheel Please avoid touching the batteries contact surfaces 9 6 Re...

Page 19: ...n the axletree Take the wheel off the wheelchair Attention never hold pull or shift the wheel by the bow type handle 4 to avoid risk of fracture Take off the tilt support 3 4 Avoid damaging the contact surfaces of the batteries during transportation by placing the plastic protection covers on said contact surfaces Also avoid damaging the wheels full floating axles ...

Page 20: ...f sensor 1 as you drive or when you turn it on excess voltage 1 as you drive or when you turn it on excess current 1 as you drive or when you turn it on malfuction 2 as you drive or when you turn it on error of processor 3 1 the e motion wheel in question is slightly braked for 2 minutes afterwards it is turned off completely If this happens more frequently please contact your dealer 2 you cannot ...

Page 21: ... e motion only indirectly influences the actual technique of driving a wheelchair i e you can stick with your habits for the most part When using e motion for the first time avoiding initially putting into operation in the second support mode Start if possible with mode 1 to get to know the system and practice in a safe flat area When you are familiar with the system then you can activate the seco...

Page 22: ...city due to storage and transportation Turn the e motion s engine off and lock the brakes before you get in or out of your wheelchair Inadvertent grasping of the gripping ring could move the wheelchair Always drive with fully charged batteries to avoid being stranded due to empty batteries For longer trips use a second pair of batteries if necessary Make sure the air pressure in the wheelchair s f...

Page 23: ...are transported the plastic protection covers must be in place as you clean the batteries make sure that the socket 8 does not get damp To charge the batteries always use the charger which is part of the delivery package Avoid touching the surface contacts on the back side of the batteries Take the batteries out of the wheel hubs if you do not use your e motion for a longer period of time Always u...

Page 24: ...er or Ulrich Alber GmbH Co KG Assembly repairs and other work was done by unauthorized personnel Parts or accessories other than those recommended by the manufacturer of the e motion were used Parts of the e motion were changed or removed entirely 15 Recycling Your e motion and its batteries are products with a long service life At its end or the alber representatives take the device or the batter...

Page 25: ...es 14 Charger 14 Changing the fuses 15 D Delivery package 4 Driving level 11 F Fuse 4 Fuse box 4 H Holding device 4 6 7 9 10 Holding ring 4 L LED display 4 14 Levels of power 11 12 13 Liability 22 Lock 7 M Maintenance 20 Motor power 5 12 O Occurence 13 On off switch 4 11 Operation 11 P Press buton 4 Protection cover 4 17 23 ...

Page 26: ... S Selection button 4 Sensitivity 13 Sensor 4 19 Service 21 Signal codes 18 Socket 4 14 15 Stopping motion 13 Storage 15 24 T Technical data 5 Tilt support 9 Transportation 15 16 Turning on 11 Turning off 11 W Warranty 22 Weight 5 Wheel hub 4 7 Wheels 6 ...

Page 27: ...Ulrich Alber GmbH Co KG Sigmaringer Straße 100 D 72458 Albstadt Telefon 07431 9096 0 Telefax 07431 9096 35 30 0002 4 01 00 ...

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