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12.0 Manual Operation 
 

Make certain power is turned OFF at the joystick. 
 
The parking brakes on your power chair can be disengaged so your power chair can 
be pushed manually.  To disengage the brakes, rotate the levers on both drive units 
to disengage position as shown in Figure 7 below. 

                                                                                                                                                              

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Figure 7.  Brake disengagement 

 

 
13.0 Servicing

 

 

All repairs and servicing must be carried out by authorized service personnel. Any 
unauthorized adjustments or modifications will invalidate any warranty and may result 
in hazards to you or other people 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for REGENCY XLC 7700

Page 1: ...A POWER WHEELCHAIR READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT THE SERIAL NUMBER WILL BE FOUND ON THE LOWER PART OF THE CHAIR FRAME RECORD NUMBER...

Page 2: ...Balance 6 5 0 Environmental Conditions 7 6 0 Transfers 7 7 0 Ramps Slopes or Hills 8 8 0 Obstacles 9 9 0 Terrain 9 10 0 Curbs Steps Stairs or Escalators 9 11 0 Street Use 9 12 0 Motor Vehicle Safety...

Page 3: ...Speed Indicator 20 3 4 Mode Switch 20 3 4 1 Speed Adjustment Mode 21 3 5 Horn Switch 21 4 0 Getting Ready to Drive 21 5 0 Tips for Using Your Control System 22 5 1 Driving General 22 5 2 Driving Tech...

Page 4: ...0 Introduction 29 2 0 Maintenance Tips 29 2 1 Monthly Checks 29 2 2 Tires 29 2 3 8 Casters 29 2 4 13 Rear Drive Wheel 30 2 5 Lubrication 30 2 6 Cleaning 30 2 7 Seat and Back Upholstery 30 3 0 Battery...

Page 5: ...allow the user to stop by letting go of the joystick If the chair loses power the brakes are automatically engaged and the chair comes to a stop To prevent the user from being stranded the chair may b...

Page 6: ...the vehicle should be stopped and inspected for damage Any damage should be repaired before restarting and operating the equipment 3 0 REACHING OR LEANING If you reach or lean it will affect the cente...

Page 7: ...air to rust corrode or cause your joystick control not to function 5 2 Do not store or use your chair in a hot or cold environment Below 35 F or above 110 F 6 0 TRANSFERS It is dangerous to transfer o...

Page 8: ...3 Do not turn or change direction on a ramp slope or hill 7 4 Always stay in the CENTER of a ramp Make sure ramp is wide enough to avoid the risk of a fall or tip over 7 5 Do not stop on a incline If...

Page 9: ...ect Your Center Of Balance a Lean your upper body FORWARD slightly as you go UP over an obstacle b Press your upper body BACKWARD as you go DOWN from a higher to a lower level 8 6 Keep anti tip wheels...

Page 10: ...ay come loose or break 13 2 Lift this chair only by non detachable parts of the main frame 13 3 Make sure armrests are locked in position before entering or exiting chair 14 0 CUSHIONS 14 1 Standard f...

Page 11: ...tip over 17 1 Do not change the seat system of your chair UNLESS you consult your authorized Gendron supplier 18 0 UPHOLSTERY FABRIC 18 1 Replace worn or torn fabric of seat and back as soon as you ca...

Page 12: ...rsonal communication devices such as citizens band CB radios or cellular phones while the powered wheelchair is ON 2 Be aware of nearby transmitters such as radio or TV stations and hand held or mobil...

Page 13: ...brakes are disengaged there is absolutely no braking The disengaged position should only be used on a level surface when manually pushing the wheelchair 21 2 Make certain both BRAKE LEVERS are either...

Page 14: ...ng battery remove all metal bracelets wristwatch bands rings etc Positive terminal should be connected first to prevent sparks from accidental grounding At no time should any wires be allowed to touch...

Page 15: ...15 3 0 POWER MODULE 3 1 Connect motors and communications cables as shown below Figure 2 Power Module Connection Diagram...

Page 16: ...pping off footrest and under wheelchair 5 2 Hook on Footrests To unlatch footrest push lever back and then lift up on footrest to remove This will permit easy entrance and exit to chair If you encount...

Page 17: ...ery high level of safety In common with other electronic equipment correct handling and operation of the unit will ensure maximum reliability Please read this chapter carefully it will help you to kee...

Page 18: ...or its components to dampness for prolonged periods If the control system becomes contaminated with food or drink clean it off as soon as possible 3 0 Controls 3 1 On Off Switch and Battery Gauge The...

Page 19: ...t Lighting Controls 3 2 Joystick The joystick controls the speed and direction of the wheelchair The further you push the joystick from the center position the faster the wheelchair will move When you...

Page 20: ...w 3 4 Mode Switch The mode switch is used to make maximum speed changes and to change between wheelchair operation modes If the mode switch is pressed while you are driving the maximum speed setting w...

Page 21: ...rive mode Figure 5 Joystick Operation in Speed Adjustment Mode Depressing the mode switch will put the control system back into drive mode 3 5 Horn Switch The horn will sound while the switch is depre...

Page 22: ...movements of your wheelchair You will need very little concentration to control the wheelchair which is especially useful if you are inexperienced One popular technique is to simply point the joystick...

Page 23: ...m ii Check that the battery gauge remains on or flashes slowly after one second iii Push the joystick slowly forwards until you hear the parking brakes click operate The chair may start to move iv Imm...

Page 24: ...tinued satisfactory service we suggest you have your wheelchair and control system inspected by your service agent after a period of 3 months from commencement of service Contact your service agent fo...

Page 25: ...connections are good try charging the battery 2 bars The left hand motor has a bad connection Make sure that the motor is connected properly and the Power Module connector M1 is secure 3 bars The left...

Page 26: ...ou use another type the battery gauge may be inaccurate The amount of charge in your batteries depends on a number of factors including the way you use your wheelchair the temperature of the batteries...

Page 27: ...n the charging process is complete Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet wind the cord on the wheelchair wire wrap and wheelchair operation can continue For further information see Battery Mainte...

Page 28: ...manually To disengage the brakes rotate the levers on both drive units to disengage position as shown in Figure 7 below Figure 7 Brake disengagement 13 0 Servicing All repairs and servicing must be ca...

Page 29: ...ery should be checked each month for wear If the end user is unable to perform the required inspection return the unit to a qualified Gendron dealer for proper maintenance 2 2 Tires Worn tires will ma...

Page 30: ...e lubricated with Chevron Black Pearl Grease 2 6 Cleaning All components on your wheelchair can be cleaned with warm water and mild detergent Wipe dry immediately with a soft clean cloth Do not use hi...

Page 31: ...on When charging batteries low level radio noise or static may occur Always charge batteries in a well ventilated room away from open flames sparking devices radios televisions or other electrical dev...

Page 32: ...ns and that both motors are operating Steering is not straight Casters may be bent Check wire connections and assure that both motors are operating Check that electric brakes are both engaged Will not...

Page 33: ...or every ten feet of slope length See Figure 1 below 1 4 Surface Flat and even with a thin carpet or other non skid material Make sure there are no lips bumps or depressions 1 5 Bracing Ramp must be S...

Page 34: ...control High efficiency and cool running Electronic fail or fault monitoring Electronic indication of battery charge Electronic current limit External speed adjustment Automatic battery isolation whil...

Page 35: ...rranties This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and is no...

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