Amylior ALLTRACK M3 Owner'S Manual Download

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE FOR POWER OPTIONS

SYMPTOM

Possible Causes

How to fix this

Nothing works!

• No batteries in your wheelchair

• 24V power cable disconnected

• Fuse is burned

• Control switch is defective

• Breaker has popped

• Check batteries

• Verify all connections

• Verify and/or replace battery cables

• Reset the breaker

Actuator is noisy when
going up or down

• Defective actuator

• Mechanical restraint

• Make sure the seat is aligned well and doesn’t

interfere with the rear of the power tilt actuator

when tilting

• Check for and remove mechanical restraints

Actuator is going only
in one direction

• Wrong programming

• Cable connected in wrong location

• Pinched cables

• Verify electrical assembly and programming

thoroughly

• If problem persists, call

AMYLIOR

technical

support for further instructions

Relays can be heard, but
actuator does not operate

• Actuator not connected to power module

• Defective actuator

• Defective power module

• Pinched cables

• Verify electrical connection assembly and

programming thoroughly

• Verify if cables are pinched

• If problem persists, call

AMYLIOR

technical

support for further instructions

Fuse burns or breaker
pops repeatedly

• Mechanical restraint

• Short circuit in one of the cables

• Defective power module

• Verify mechanical assembly thoroughly

• If problem persists, call

AMYLIOR

technical

support for further instructions

Drive lock-out switch,
tip switch or reduce
drive switch do not
work properly

• Wrong programming

• Cable connected in wrong location

• Drive lock-out switch is unplugged

or defective

• Reduced drive switch is unplugged

or defective

• Tip switch is unplugged or defective.

• Pinched cables

• Verify proper mechanical operation

of limit switches.

• Verify electrical assembly and

programming thoroughly

• Verify if cables are pinched

• If problem persists, call

AMYLIOR

technical

support for further instructions

Charger fuse burns every
time an attempt is made to
charge the batteries

• Wrong charger is used

• Trouble with the power interfacing cable

• Make sure you are using the battery charger

provided with your wheelchair

• Verify all cables

Summary of Contents for ALLTRACK M3

Page 1: ...Manual must be given to the wheelchair user User Before using this wheelchair please read this entire Owner s Manual and save it for future reference Caution Federal law restricts this device to sale...

Page 2: ...s DO NOT operate this power wheelchair without initially reading the Owner s Manual If you do not understand some of the instructions and warnings contained in this Manual please contact your authoriz...

Page 3: ...OF CONTENTS 3 III YOUR POWER WHEELCHAIR AND ITS PARTS 4 5 IV NOTICE READ BEFORE USE 6 Recommendations and hindrances for using the standing function 7 V EMI ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE 8 9 Descripti...

Page 4: ...ustable from 15 to 20 380 mm to 510 mm Adjustable from 19 to 24 485 mm to 610 mm SEAT DEPTH RANGE Adjustable from 15 to 22 380 mm to 560 mm BACK CANE HEIGHT 22 to 26 560 mm to 660 mm CONTOUR BACKREST...

Page 5: ...Lever 3 Backrest 9 Base Frame 15 Foot Platform 4 Headrest 10 Drive Wheels 16 Front Riggings 5 Push Handle 11 Caster Fork 17 Knee Support Strap 6 Armrest 12 Caster Tire 18 Pelvic Belt 4 3 15 13 9 1 2...

Page 6: ...charge has the potential of damaging electronic components unless handled properly The ESD icon prompts the user to refer to the proper related document to manage the situation IV NOTICE READ BEFORE U...

Page 7: ...may not be recommended for certain conditions The following are hindrances for using the standing function Osteopenia or low bone density It is not recommended to stand if your bones are very weak If...

Page 8: ...lar phones 4 EMI can also be produced by conducted sources or electrostatic discharge ESD WHAT EFFECT CAN EMI HAVE WARNING 1 EMI can cause your power wheelchair without warning to Move by itself Move...

Page 9: ...own effect on the immunity level because they have not been tested with the Alltrack and remote joystick module system INPUT DEVICES Sip puff Proximity head array Proportional head control Proportiona...

Page 10: ...er wheelchair by any parts that are removable as this may result in damage to the wheelchair or injury to the user 3 ALWAYS keep your hands any body parts and clothing clear of moving parts to prevent...

Page 11: ...on as it is safe SAFETY CHECKLIST WARNING BEFORE EACH USE 1 Make sure the power wheelchair operates smoothly Check for noise vibration or a change in ease of use These may indicate low tire pressure l...

Page 12: ...e your power wheelchair on a wet or slick surface When in doubt have someone help you Do so only if you are sure it is safe Stop if one or both main wheels lose traction If this occurs you may lose co...

Page 13: ...tion of travel All added accessories must be removed and stored in a safe location NOTE For more information on Wheelchair Tie down and Occupant Restraint Systems approved by the WC 19 ISO 7176 please...

Page 14: ...the center of gravity of your power wheelchair If done improperly a fall or tip over is likely When in doubt ask for help or use a device to extend your reach TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY AND OR DAMA...

Page 15: ...lchair in reverse You may lose control or fall if one of the rear wheels hits an object 1 Operate your wheelchair slowly and at an even speed 2 Stop often and check to make sure your path is clear of...

Page 16: ...o a seating position and survey the condition of the ramp On slippery ramps traction may be reduced causing your wheelchair to slide WARNING Make sure ramps meet all Building Codes for your area For y...

Page 17: ...CLES on page 15 5 If you must climb or descend a curb or step alone do so at your own risk using extreme care and following this procedure Proceed slowly at a steady speed Go as straight up or down as...

Page 18: ...well being FASTENERS WARNING Many of the screws bolts and nuts on this power wheelchair are special high strength fasteners Use of improper fasteners may cause malfunction 1 Only use fasteners provide...

Page 19: ...ire Such pumps provide air at high volume and could cause the tire to burst To prevent tire damage Use a hand pump or low volume air pump to inflate tires Use a tire gauge to check pressure 5 Driving...

Page 20: ...ty feature designed to prevent the power wheelchair from being driven while in a power tilt angle over 15 relative to the level surface 4 PINCH POINTS Pinch points may occur when operating power seati...

Page 21: ...The maximum user weight capacity for the power recline is from 250 lb 113 kg NEVER exceed the specified weight capacity for your configuration POWER ELEVATING LEGRESTS WARNING NOTE Pinch Point Avoid p...

Page 22: ...Phillips and and Robertson 3 square screwdrivers Metric wrenches from 10 mm to 13 mm Metric Allen wrenches from 3 mm to 6 mm Imperial wrenches from to 9 16 Imperial Allen wrenches from 5 64 to Imperia...

Page 23: ...ery pack until cable connection is accessible d Disconnect and pull battery pack to full deployment to remove it e Lift the battery pack from the compartment using the battery carrying straps f Repeat...

Page 24: ...6 mm Allen key and 13 mm wrench b Tilt the footplate up and set to the desired angle c Tighten screws 3 CALF PAD ADJUSTMENT FIG 1 2 LATERAL width between both a Loosen securing bolts C behind calf pad...

Page 25: ...l movement The kit is supplied with additional hardware consisting of nuts and bolts to replace the quick latch system if desired It also comes with a second vertical bar that can add another 2 50 mm...

Page 26: ...hest strap pelvic belt and knee support strap are adjusted to the user and in place 2 Only use the standing function on level smooth and hard surfaces such as wood concrete and tiles PELVIC BELT The p...

Page 27: ...t restraint NEVER use the chest strap on a user who is comatose or agitated 2 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT AND POSITIONING FIG 2 a The user must be seated properly in the wheelchair b Loosen securing screws A on...

Page 28: ...gnetic buckles together until a click is heard Fig 3 c Use the D ring to refine adjustment until snug Fig 4 d Ensure the chest strap fully supports the user and that there is enough room to fit a hand...

Page 29: ...perating the standing function chest strap and pelvic belt Page 24 knee support strap must be buckled up ALWAYS use the knee support for the standing function ALWAYS fasten the magnetic knee support s...

Page 30: ...to desired position Rotate swing away arm left right on vertical rod E to desired position c Tighten securing screw D applying 95 lb sq inch 15 torque 4 CHANGING ANGLE OF JOYSTICK MOUNT Fig 3 4 Chang...

Page 31: ...surface 2 Be aware that the power wheelchair will not have braking ability when levers are released i e there is nothing restraining the wheelchair from moving 3 Make sure that the person pushing the...

Page 32: ...the control system is switched on depress and hold the on off button After 1 second the control system will beep Now release the on off button Toggle the joystick forward until the control system bee...

Page 33: ...e professional and your authorized supplier to select the best control setting for you For your safety have the settings on your power wheelchair verified when your environment or level of function an...

Page 34: ...surface LEVEL SURFACE LEVEL SURFACE SEAT TILT DRIVE LOCK OUT Drive lock out is a safety feature designed to prevent the power wheelchair from being driven while in a tilt angle over 15 relative to the...

Page 35: ...ngle limit The total tilt recline angle should stop before the backrest shroud touches the base shroud Tip limit switch SEAT ELEVATE DRIVING IN REDUCED SPEED CREEP MODE Reduced drive speed is a featur...

Page 36: ...switch is to control the total angle of the tilt and recline combined This tip switch can be manually adjusted to change the total tilt recline angle to a desired or comfortable level for the user Th...

Page 37: ...dizziness nausea or discomfort DO NOT use the standing function on any other surfaces than hard smooth and leveled such as wood concrete and tiles NEVER adjust the center of gravity CG on an Alltrack...

Page 38: ...nformation detailed further POWER SEATING STANDING ACTIVATION SINGLE POWER ACTIVATION The following devices are designed to activate one of the power seating options described previously such as tilt...

Page 39: ...position is achieved and release Pushing the same button a second time will activate the power option in the opposite direction toward the neutral position 2 4 WAY TOGGLE NOTE This toggle switch can b...

Page 40: ...g parts 1 USING THE KEYPAD a Set the seating in the desired position then stop all seating movements If the seating is moving it will not be possible to store the position b Push and hold the 2 most l...

Page 41: ...r options are valid only for keypads without stored memory Toggle keypad Push button keypad ACTIVATION INSTRUCTIONS WITHOUT STORED MEMORY Power tilt Toggle backward B Push the lower button B Power ele...

Page 42: ...cables Verify electrical connection assembly and programming thoroughly Verify if cables are pinched If problem persists call AMYLIOR technical support for further instructions Fuse burns or breaker p...

Page 43: ...y charger produces a direct current DC When applied to a discharged battery this reverses the chemical reaction that led to its discharge 1 CHARGE RATE HOW FAST A BATTERY WILL CHARGE DEPENDS ON Its el...

Page 44: ...s to make direct contact across both battery terminals ALWAYS 1 Use the charger that comes with your power wheelchair Read and follow all instructions and warnings 2 Make sure room is well ventilated...

Page 45: ...rty it can be wiped with a damp cloth with a diluted disinfectant DISINFECTING RE USING A POWER WHEELCHAIR Many disinfecting products are commercially available and must be used according to the manuf...

Page 46: ...mp or a low volume air pump to inflate tires Use a tire gauge to check pressure NOTE For steps on how to repair or replace a tire technicians must refer to the Repairing or Replacing a Tire or Caster...

Page 47: ...ts you need 5 State reason for replace ment 6 User weight and height XII ALLTRACK LIMITED WARRANTY NOTE For your Alltrack general warranty information return policy disclaimer and warranty limitations...

Page 48: ...tch It Stealth ASL or MO VIS Seat width range Adjustable from 15 to 24 380 mm to 610 mm wide Power seating standing options and HCPCS codes For US only Power Tilt E1002 Power Recline with Mechanical S...

Page 49: ...16 to 28 405 mm to 710 mm Headrest in front of backrest Min 0 Max 10 25 260 mm Headrest height above seat Min 2 56 65 mm Max 9 45 240 mm Footrest clearance ground clearance 1 25 mm Footrest to seat d...

Page 50: ...K NOIR BLACK NOIR Group 24 Group 22 Optional 24 24 Q00114 REV02 RD P18053 Q00114 REV02 WARNING NEVER CROSS BATTERY CABLES WHEN INSTALLING THEM ALWAYS PLACE THE PROTECTIVE CAPS TO COMPLETELY COVER THE...

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Page 52: ...For more information info amylior com www amylior com Phone 1 450 424 0288 T F Phone 1 888 453 031 1 Manufactured by Inc 3190 F X Tessier Vaudreuil Dorion QC J7V 5V5 CANADA...

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