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Safe Operation 

 
We  think  this  is  the  most  important  section  of  manual;  how  to  safely  operate  the  Folding  Electric 
Wheelchair. Please review this section thoroughly and contact us if you have any questions. 
 

  General safety: 

a. 

Adjustable Portable Electric Wheelchair to your personal comfort level as much as possible. 

b. 

Take your time to learn how Portable Electric Wheelchair works in a private space    before you begin 

operating around others. 
c. 

Practice bending, reaching and transferring in and out of Folding Electric Wheelchair. 

d. 

Always be aware of your surroundings. 

e. 

If you are not  sure the  Folding Electric Wheelchair can surpass  an obstacle, try to find another  way 

around. 

f. 

The Folding Electric Wheelchair is designed for a single user only; more than one user may result in 

personal injury to you and others. 
g. 

Make sure that electronic components such as the control panel, battery charge, and other electronic 

controlled components avoid moisture. If these components come into contact with moisture, dry before 
use. 

h. 

The Folding Electric Wheelchair seat is designed for comfort, not specifically for pressure relief; if you 

suffer from pressure sores, or if you are at risk that they will occur, please consult your doctor. 
 

 

 

Before using your Portable Electric Wheelchair 

(1)

 

Make sure the Folding Electric Wheelchair is operating smoothly. 

(2)

 

Check for any unusual noises, vibration, or a change in the ease of use; if you detect a problem, use 

the tool kit to perform maintenance or get in touch with your service professional. 
(3)

 

Failing to maintain your Folding Electric Wheelchair could increase the risk for injury; get in touch with 

us or your Sales so that we can help you find and correct the problem. 

 

 

Getting into the Folding Electric Wheelchair 

(1) 

Before sitting, make sure the electric wheelchair is OFF, this will ensure the electric wheelchair will not 

move upon touching the joystick. 
(2)

 

Make sure the footrest is down. 

(3) Once on board, make sure your feet are safely on the footrest. 
 

 

Driving the Folding Electric Wheelchair 

(1) 

Be alert to the danger of motor vehicles on roads or in parking lots. 

(2) 

At night or when it is hard to see, use reflective tape on your electric wheelchair. 

(3) 

The electric wheelchair is designed for use on firm, even surface such as concrete, asphalt or indoor 

floor. 
(4) 

Do not operate the electric wheelchair in sand, loose soil or over rough terrain, which could damage 

wheels, bearings, axles or motors, or loose fasteners. 
 

 

Getting out of the Folding Electric Wheelchair 

(1) 

Make sure to bring the Folding Electric Wheelchair to a complete stop. 

(2) 

Turn off the Electric Wheelchair to avoid accidentally opening the joystick and moving the wheelchair. 

Summary of Contents for EW-M45

Page 1: ...Folding Electric Wheelchair EW M45...

Page 2: ...ion 4 5 Precautions 5 Maintenance 6 Electromagnetic Interference 7 Install Setup 7 9 Controller 10 Basic operation 11 Charging Batteries 11 13 Free Wheel Mode 13 Transporting Your Folding Electric Whe...

Page 3: ...nd the operation and care of your Folding Electric Wheelchair very simple and easy Disclaimer its affiliates and partners can not be held responsible for personal injury or property damage resulting f...

Page 4: ...speed 6km hour Driving range 25KM front wheels 8 1 25 PU solid wheels rear wheels 12 5 2 125 PU solid wheels climbing slope max 12 charging time 6 8 hours width of armrest 510mm seat width 470 mm sea...

Page 5: ...3 Specification Diagram...

Page 6: ...sing your Portable Electric Wheelchair 1 Make sure the Folding Electric Wheelchair is operating smoothly 2 Check for any unusual noises vibration or a change in the ease of use if you detect a problem...

Page 7: ...e Folding Electric Wheelchair is NOT approved to be used with any tie down system which is generally used to transport a seated user in a powered wheelchair in a motor vehicle Precautions CAUTION OPER...

Page 8: ...be done by a professional Batteries 1 Use batteries that have been offered by supplier only our batteries are special lithium batteries designed specifically for use in the Folding Electric Wheelchai...

Page 9: ...from radio wave sources can cause the Folding Electric Wheelchair to release its brakes move by itself or move in unintended directions Install Setup Your Folding Electric Wheelchair will arrive caref...

Page 10: ...slot on the arm of the chair on the right side if user needed can change to left side tighten knob located under the armrest to secure the controller in place 6 Connect the controller wire harness to...

Page 11: ...lly No need to connect batteries in series line tightening joints 8 Connect batteries to the CPU which the wire comes from the wheelchair and tightening joint 9 Put two batteries into the batteries bo...

Page 12: ...ion 5 To stop just bring the joystick back to the initial position 6 Use extra care when you drive the Folding Electric Wheelchair in reverse You may lose control or fall if one of rear wheels hits an...

Page 13: ...chair Charging Batteries Your Folding Electric Wheelchair will arrive with full charged batteries which should last about 25km under normal operation conditions We recommend that you run the Folding E...

Page 14: ...ot leave children unsupervised near the electric wheelchair wile it is charging 5 Do not attempt to open the battery housing 6 Red means the power is on and the unit is charging green means the unit i...

Page 15: ...m for instructions 17 Before storing your Folding Electric Wheelchair for long periods of time take these steps to maintain the battery a Full charge the battery before storing b Remove the battery fr...

Page 16: ...in the wheelchair and be transported in moving vehicle Do not place the folded electric wheelchair in the front seat with driver where it could move and slide 1 Turn OFF the power from the controller...

Page 17: ...harge the battery Why is the wheelchair noisy or vibrating when turning 1 Speed is set too low 2 Motor is damaged 1 Raise the speed At low speeds the motor may sound or feel strained 2 Replace the mot...

Page 18: ...n the indicator repeats this error message Please refer to the fault information diagnosis table to help you find possible problems and corresponding solutions If the above method still does not help...

Page 19: ...d design most parts can be easily exchanged by the end user without a professional service tech required However it is always recommended you seek professional help for maintenance and service to make...

Page 20: ...1 8 GuaranteeCard User name Chair s Model serial No User address Purchase date Manufacturer Distributor Distributor address After sales service phone After sales service email...

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