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Ibis PowerDrive

6  Maintenance

The wheelchair’s lifespan is dependent on it 

being well maintained

For information concerning specific settings, 

maintenance or repair work, please contact 

your dealer Always be sure to mention the 

model, year of manufacture and identification 

number provided on the identification plate of 

the wheelchair when contacting your dealer

Note!

The wheelchair should be serviced by 

your dealer once a year or, in the case of 

intensive use, every six months

6.1  Maintenance plan

Task

Chap.

Daily

Charge the batteries 

after each use

62

Weekly

Check the tyre 

pressure and inflate 

the tyres if necessary

63

Monthly

Clean the wheelchair

64

Annually

Have wheelchair 

serviced by dealer

-

6.2  Batteries

The wheelchair uses two 12V ‘dry’ gel batteries 

in series These batteries are fully sealed and 

require no maintenance

Note!

Do not use ‘wet’ batteries

Take into account the fact that the 

wheelchair’s range is reduced at low 

temperatures During a period of light frost, 

the capacity is roughly 75% of the normal 

capacity. At temperatures below -5˚C this will 

be roughly 50%

Charging the batteries (

&

 Battery charger)

Consult the user manual for the battery charger 

to determine whether it is suitable for the 

batteries in use (see 92 Technical information)

• 

Switch off the wheelchair’s controller. 

•  Plug the battery charger’s charging plug into 

the charging connector on the controller

•  Activate the battery charger Consult the 

user manual for the battery charger

 Warning!

It is advised to mount a smoke detector in 

the charging area

Disconnect batteries in case of longer 

storage without usage

Charge the batteries if the wheelchair is not 

being used for an extended period of time The 

batteries should be charged every night under 

normal use The battery charger’s display will 

indicate when the batteries are fully charged 

Depending on how depleted the batteries are, 

it may take up to 12 hours to fully charge the 

batteries again

Maintaining the batteries

Note!

Ensure that the batteries are always fully 

charged Not using the batteries for an 

extended period of time can damage them 

Do not use the wheelchair if the batteries 

are almost depleted and never completely 

deplete the batteries This can seriously 

damage the batteries and you may run the 

risk of coming to an unintended standstill

Summary of Contents for Ibis PowerDrive

Page 1: ...Ibis PowerDrive 9009169C USER MANUAL EN Power Assist...

Page 2: ...elchair before use 6 4 2 Getting in and out of the wheelchair transfer 6 4 3 Driving with PowerDrive assistance 7 4 4 Free wheel lever 9 5 Settings 10 5 1 Seating system 10 6 Maintenance 11 6 1 Mainte...

Page 3: ...with your wheelchair please contact your dealer immediately In addition to this user manual there is also a service manual for qualified specialists If you are visually impaired this document can be v...

Page 4: ...rature Warning Avoid physical contact with the wheelchair s motors The motors are continuously in motion during use and can reach high temperatures After use the motors will cool down slowly Physical...

Page 5: ...figure 2 1 On Off key Key used to activate the PowerDrive When activated the battery indicator will light up In case of a general malfunction the battery indicator will flash 2 Operating throttle Thr...

Page 6: ...reduced in winter During a period of light frost the capacity is roughly 75 of the normal capacity At temperatures below 5 C this will be roughly 50 This will reduce the wheelchair s range 4 2 Gettin...

Page 7: ...you will drive To drive reverse gently squeeze the right part of throttle handle Braking To brake release the throttle handle completely The wheelchair will then brake automatically Driving up obstacl...

Page 8: ...your own situation can influence the driving characteristics of the wheelchair Warning When driving on a slope always drive carefully and with the utmost concentration Avoid sudden jerky movements Av...

Page 9: ...ch has two positions 1 The Drive position 2 The Push position Warning The freewheel switch should only be operated by the attendant and never by the user Never set the switch to push on a slope When t...

Page 10: ...arried out only once and must be executed by qualified specialists unless explicitly stated otherwise Adjustment options can be carried out by the user These adjustment options do not require the use...

Page 11: ...atures below 5 C this will be roughly 50 Charging the batteries Battery charger Consult the user manual for the battery charger to determine whether it is suitable for the batteries in use see 9 2 Tec...

Page 12: ...ear on the tyres when driving with soft tyres is unnecessarily high Note Never exceed the maximum tyre pressure Drive wheel tyre repair Note Tyres should only be replaced by a qualified specialist For...

Page 13: ...ck whether the batteries are charged Turn the wheelchair off and then back on again Check whether the battery plugs are all securely in place Check whether the freewheel switch is in the DRIVE positio...

Page 14: ...50 2 Maximum speed km h mph 6 4 Seat tilt adjustment 15 Seat angle adjustment 0 6 Effective seat depth mm inch 440 600 17 3 23 6 Effective seat width mm inch 400 540 15 7 21 3 Seat height excl cushio...

Page 15: ...r figure 8 1 Check manual before using 2 Freewheel switch in Drive mode Freewheel switch in Push mode Never set the freewheel switch to Push mode while the wheelchair is on a slope 3 Battery charging...

Page 16: ...B C 10 Accessories A Lap strap short or long B Cane crutch holder for 2 walking canes C Brackets for bag on backrest frame Anti tip bracket See www SunriseMedical eu or contact your dealer for more op...

Page 17: ...be an option accessory service part or consumable part Returns Product or part that needs to be returned RMA process user Process to return goods contact your dealer RMA process client Process to retu...

Page 18: ...dment frame Drive system 1 year Transaxle motor motor brake Electronics 1 year Controller controlling mechanism wiring harness electronic components After sales service parts New 1 year after invoice...

Page 19: ...symptoms overloading third party accidents non original parts used and defects not caused by the product Circumstances beyond our control flood fire etc This warranty does not cover Tyres and inner tu...

Page 20: ...tion supplied with your B4Me product is read and understood before the product is first used Sunrise Medical also recommends that the user information is not discarded after reading it but it is kept...

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