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•  To avoid overheating, the charger should be 

placed in a well-ventilated place where air can 
circulate and should not be covered.

•  If condensation occurs, you should wait for the 

condensation to evaporate to use the charger.

•  Do not use the charger plug and/or mains plug 

when they are wet or dirty. Clean the plugs 
with a dry cloth before plugging them in.

 

WARNING

Risk of injury by short-circuit and electrocution if the 
charger is damaged.

•  Do not use the charger if it has suffered an im-

pact or if it is damaged. Contact your Benoit 
Systemes approved dealer.

•  Do not dismantle and do not modify the char-

ger.

•  The charger must not be used by young child-

ren.

•  Place the charger safely in a stable position on 

a flat surface.

•  Protect the mains cable and charging cable to 

prevent someone treading on or tripping over 
them.

• 

When  charging  is  finished,  first  ensure  the 

charger plug is removed from the socket and 
then remove the charging plug from the bat-
tery rack.

 

WARNING

Risk of damage to the charger

•  Never carry the charger by its mains cable or 

its charging cable

•  Never pull on the mains cable to unplug the 

charger.

•  Unplug the charger when charging is comple-

ted.

 

WARNING

Risk of electrical discharge and damage to the bat-
teries.

•  NEVER recharge the batteries by connecting 

the cables directly to the battery terminals.

 

WARNING

Risk of fire and injury by electrocution if used in

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correctly

•  Only use an extension lead if it is absolutely 

essential. If so, first ensure that it is on perfect 

condition.

•  Never charge the battery rack alongside or 

near flammable liquids or gases.

• 

Keep the battery rack away from fire.

 

WARNING

Risk of injury if the wheelchair is used while char-
ging batteries

•  Do NOT try to recharge the batteries and use 

the wheelchair at the same time.

•  Do NOT remain seated in the wheelchair 

while charging the batteries.

 

CAUTION

Risk of damage to the batteries

•  Check the battery charge indicator. Put 

the batteries on charge after each use. The 
discharge rate of the batteries depends on 
many factors such as ambient temperature, 
ground condition, the user’s weight and dri-
ving style.

•  Using the electric vehicle with the red indica-

tor  lights  flashing  places  an  extreme  load  on 

the battery and should be avoided under nor-
mal circumstances.

• 

The  more  a  battery  operates  under  difficult 

conditions, the shorter its life expectancy.

•  Never charge the battery rack at tempera-

tures below 0°C or above 40°C.

•  Do not immerse the battery rack in water.
•  Store the battery rack in a cool dry place, away 

from moisture and dust. Avoid storing the bat-
tery rack in the boot of cars parked in the sun.

 

CAUTION

• 

Under weather conditions at –25°C, the bat

-

tery indicator light can fluctuate in value but 

stabilises after 2 to 3 minutes.

•  Never charge the battery at temperatures 

below  zero:  wait  for  it  to  get  warmer  after 
returning from a winter stroll.

 

WARNING

Risk of injury when handling batteries.

•  Do not puncture or drill into the battery. Only 

a qualified technician can carry out this work 

safely.

•  Never place the battery rack on 

your thighs. If they are damp, cur-
rent can pass and could cause burns. 

 

CAUTION

Risk of corrosion and burns from a leak of acid if 
the batteries are damaged.

•  Immediately take off any clothing soiled by 

the acid.

•  In the event of contact with the skin, immedia-

tely wash the affected area thoroughly with 

water

•  In the event of contact with the eyes, imme-

diately rinse the eyes under running water for 
several minutes and see a doctor.

Scrapping worn out or damaged batteries: First 

contact your approved retailer or Benoit Syste-

mes directly, as sending lithium batteries by post 

is strictly regulated.

CE marking

•  Conformity was assessed and CE marking 

applied in compliance with European 
Regulation 2017/745/EEC and only applies to 
the complete product.

•  CE marking is invalidated if components or 

accessories are replaced or added without 
having been approved by Benoit Systemes for 
this product.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE MAINTE-
NANCE TOOLS

•  Certain maintenance tasks described in the 

servicing logbook that can be performed by 
the user without problems require the use 
of appropriate tools. If you don’t have these 
tools, we advise you not to perform these 
maintenance tasks. If necessary, we recom-
mend contacting an approved specialist repair 
company immediately.

Important legal notice for the user of this 
product

•  Incidents due to device malfunctions and resul-

ting in serious physical injuries must be reported 
to the producer and to the competent authority 
of the Member State where the user is located.

IN FRANCE 

•  Producer: Benoit Systèmes, 7 rue du Pont 

21450 BILLY LES CHANCEAUX

•  Competent authority : ANSM, 143 Boulevard 

Anatole France 93 200 SAINT DENIS

IN THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN 
UNION, PLEASE INFORM : 

•  Your distributor
•  National authorities responsible for incidents 

with medical devices

You will find an overview of the responsible autho

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rities by following the link: http://ec.europa.eu/
growth/sectors/medical-devices/contacts/

Summary of Contents for LIGHT ASSIST 2.1

Page 1: ...Chanceaux FRANCE 33 3 80 96 51 25 export benoitsystemes com WWW BENOITSYSTEMES COM Light Assist2 1 STAMP AND SIGNATURE OF DEALER SERVICING MAINTENANCE MANUAL light assist 2 1 Read this manual BEFORE u...

Page 2: ...CHANCEAUX www benoitsystemes com Ne pas immerger la batterie dans un liquide Do not immerse in any liquid Nepasexposer desflammes ou une temp rature sup rieure 50 C Do not expose to flames or tempera...

Page 3: ...ower unit 5 Technical specifications 5 Components 5 SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE 8 Servicing the equipment 8 Performance checks 8 Waste management 9 Troubleshooting 10 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE 11 SAFETY AND...

Page 4: ...planning to make The safety anti tip is inserted into the rear handle Check the mounting direction small wheel downwards and that the locking pin is securely fitted OPERATE USING THESE CONTROL HANDLES...

Page 5: ...e vehicle to check that the footrests seat etc are correctly positioned and firmly attached to the wheelchair and that all fastenings are tightened sufficiently It is recommended that the items shown...

Page 6: ...the vehicle and batteries The components are tested and approved for greater temperature ranges described below The range of temperatures per mitted for storing the motorised vehicle is between 40 C a...

Page 7: ...Risk of damage or injury if the electric vehicle is started unintentionally Do NOT sit on the electric vehicle during the adjustment phase Disconnect the power supply to the electric vehicle before g...

Page 8: ...d to the NEGATIVE terminals poles of the battery Ensure that tools and or cables are NEVER in contact with BOTH poles of the battery at the same time This could cause an electrical discharge and damag...

Page 9: ...crossroads and level crossings take the greatest care Ne ver cross parallel to the rails on the road and level crossings as the wheels could get trap ped Be very careful when going on ramps and vehicl...

Page 10: ...s below 0 C or above 40 C Do not immerse the battery rack in water Store the battery rack in a cool dry place away from moisture and dust Avoid storing the bat tery rack in the boot of cars parked in...

Page 11: ...he manufacturer or its representative Work carried out under the guarantee does not extend the guarantee LIMITS OF LIABILITY BENOIT SYSTEMES DECLINES ALL LIABILITY FOR DAMAGED RELATED TO Failure to co...

Page 12: ...22 23 notes notes...

Page 13: ...lier s stamp Date Signature Approved supplier s stamp Date Signature Approved supplier s stamp Date Signature 1ST ANNUAL INSPECTION 3RD ANNUAL INSPECTION 5TH ANNUAL INSPECTION VERSION 1 01 01 2021 7 R...

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