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SAFETY & OPERATION 

 

General safety 

A.  Adjust the Electric Wheelchair to your personal comfort level as much as possible. This 

can be done by adjusting the Tension Cords on the backrest and under the seat cushion.

 

B.  Take your time to learn how the E-Traveller works. We recommend doing this in an open 

space without any obstacles or other people using the space. Once you feel comfortable 

with the general operation of the E-Traveller, you can start using it in more confined spaces 

and around other people. 

C.  Practice transferring in and out of your chair. Determine what approach works best for you. 

You may feel most comfortable during a front transfer or prefer to fold up an armrest and 

slide in.  

D.  Practice bending and reaching while seated in the E-Traveller. This will help you learn the 

dimensions of your chair and in which situation you may have to ask for assistance.  

E.  Always be aware of your surroundings. 
F.  If you are faced with obstacles and are unsure if the E-Traveller can navigate these safely 

try to find another way around. 

G.  Make sure that electronic components such as the control panel and battery charger 

remain dry and free of moisture. If these components happen to get wet, ensure they are 

fully dry before attempting to use them. 

H.  The E-Traveller seat is designed for comfort, and is not specifically made for pressure 

relief; if you suffer from pressure sores, or if you are at risk that, please consult your 

healthcare professional. The E-Traveller can be used with customized cushions. 

I.  Before using your Portable Electric Wheelchair, make sure the Folding Electric Wheelchair 

is operating smoothly. Check for any unusual noises, vibration, or a change in the ease of 

use; if you detect a problem, get in touch with your retailer. 

J.  Failing to maintain your Folding Electric Wheelchair could increase the risk of injury. 

 

Getting into the Folding Electric Wheelchair 

1.  Before attempting to transfer, ensure the electric wheelchair is turned OFF, this will ensure 

the electric wheelchair will not move upon touching the joystick. 

2.  You can transfer with the footrest up or down. However, it is NOT a step. If the footrest is 

unfolded, ensure your place your feet next to it not onto it. 

3.  Ensure you don't place any weight on the joystick during transfer 
4.  Once onboard, make sure your feet are safely on the footrest. 

 

 

Driving your E-Traveller  

5.  Be alert to the danger of motor vehicles on roads or in parking spaces. 
6.   At night or when it is hard to see, use reflective clothing and equipment.  
7.  The E-Traveller is designed for use on a firm and even surface such as concrete, asphalt 

or indoor flooring. While you can use it on dirt roads and grassed areas, ensure the 

surface is firm. Do not operate the electric wheelchair in sand, loose soil or over rough 

terrain, which could damage wheels, bearings, axles or motors, or loosen fasteners. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Page 2: ...ctly for further information and guidance on the use and maintenance of your E Traveller Disclaimer Affiliates and partners cannot be held responsible for personal injury or property damage resulting...

Page 3: ...Seat Depth 400 mm Seat Height Front 490 mm back 470 mm Turning Radius 800 mm Weight without Battery Ergo 27 3kg Flex 27 5 Weight with two Batteries Ergo 30 3kg Flex 30 5 Drive Model Rear Drive Brakin...

Page 4: ...made for pressure relief if you suffer from pressure sores or if you are at risk that please consult your healthcare professional The E Traveller can be used with customized cushions I Before using yo...

Page 5: ...a moving vehicle an accident or sudden stop may cause you to be thrown from the wheelchair 2 Never transport the Folding Electric Wheelchair in the front seat of a vehicle as it may move and interfere...

Page 6: ...acing parts and more major maintenance issues should be done by a professional Batteries 1 Batteries are special lithium batteries designed specifically for use in the E Traveller 2 Read all battery i...

Page 7: ...r cables Seat cushion Lithium battery 2pcs Seat belt Battery direct charge transfer cable 3 To unfold your E Traveller hold the push bar and use your other hand to pull the bottom of the seat down tow...

Page 8: ...e pins properly follow the white error tips as a guide Failing to follow this step carefully can lead to bending or breaking the connectors and will cause damage to your E Traveller Note Make sure to...

Page 9: ...djust the speed depending on your environment 4 To slow down slowly bring the joystick back toward the initial position 5 To stop just bring the joystick back to the initial position 6 Use extra care...

Page 10: ...elchair All lights will turn off GET OUT Make sure there is no light on the controller before getting off the wheelchair BATTERY CHARGING Your Folding Electric Wheelchair will arrive with semi charged...

Page 11: ...on after plugging in the charger GREEN the battery is fully charged RED battery is empty partially empty Secondary charging method You have the option of charging the batteries individually This can...

Page 12: ...rent from the batteries if triggered thus shutting the motor down which will ensure that the motor and battery do not get damaged 11 The life cycle of a lithium battery is measured in charging cycles...

Page 13: ...our Folding Electric Wheelchair it is advised that you fold it up following the steps outlined below Note Never transport the E Traveller in a tie up system as it hasn t been crash tested Never sit in...

Page 14: ...Charge the battery Why is the wheelchair noisy or vibrating when turning 1 Speed is set too low 2 The motor is damaged 1 Raise speed At low speeds the motor may sound or feel strained 2 Replace the m...

Page 15: ...e battery or power wire is loose Flicker four times slowly malfunction of left motor Check the left motor connection device and power wire is loose or not Flicker five times slowly malfunction of righ...

Page 16: ...d you seek professional help for maintenance and service to make sure the work is done properly The warranty does not cover Product damages caused by user negligence Product damages caused due to use...

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