P·33
Fig. 23
DANGER !
Danger of death in case of malfunction of the engine brakes. When
using the OUTCHAIR the engine brakes must be engaged and in
working order.
7.7. SWITCHING ON AND OFF
7.7.1. Electronic system protection
The chair’s electronic control system is equipped with a current control device to prevent
circuit damage in the event of overload.
When the motors are subjected to considerable effort for a prolonged period, the power
supplied by the device is gradually reduced to prevent overheating.
This decrease in power can continue until the complete standstill of the chair. This phenomenon
occurs more quickly when the ambient temperature is raised.
Stopping for several minutes may then be necessary in order to return to maximum power.
When driving is blocked by an impassable obstacle and the user continues forward, forcing
the engines to stall for more than 10 seconds, the electronic system automatically turns off
the power.
7.7.2. Fuse breaker
In addition to the protection described in the previous paragraph, the entyre wheelchair
electrical system is protected against overload by a circuit breaker fuse located behind the seat.
The circuit breaker shouldn’t blow during normal operation. However, this can happen in
the case of a low battery and an excessive load.
The circuit can be cut via the red button on the circuit breaker. This action cuts power to
the controller and other electrical devices. It also prevents the batteries recharging.
Do not reset the circuit breaker several times in succession because if a problem persists
this could damage the electronic systems.
Do not reset the circuit breaker until there has been a complete inspection of the entyre
electrical system (see paragraph V Battery replacement). If the problem persists, contact us
or a distributor.
To replace a damaged fuse due to a short circuit, contact your dealer.
Switch on the circuit breaker (armed)
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