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9 Warranty

9.1  Provisions of warranty

In the warranty and liability provisions the 
following terms are de

fi

 ned as follows:

• Product

: The manual or electric wheelchair 

or scooter manufactured and supplied by 
Handicare.

• Customer

: The person who directly obtains 

a product from Handicare.

• Dealer

: The person who supplies a product 

obtained from Handicare to third parties.

• User

: The person who uses a product 

manufactured by Handicare.

Irrespective of what has been determined 
concerning warranty conditions in the general 
terms and conditions applicable to the product, 
the following shall in any case apply with regard 
to the warranty:
1.  Except insofar as described otherwise in the 

provisions below, Handicare guarantees the 
product for its suitability for the purpose for 
which the product is intended - all of these 
points as described in this manual - and 
for the quality of the material of which the 
product is made and the manner in which 
the product is manufactured.

2.  Repairs or replacement of parts of the 

product that may be necessary as a result 
of faults that are based on qualitatively 
faulty material or manufacturing errors shall 
be carried out free of charge, as long as 
such faults occurred within one (1) year 
of the date of delivery of the product to 
the Customer. The parts to be replaced 
must be shipped post-paid to Handicare. 
Disassembly or assembly of these parts 
shall be at the expense of the Customer. 
Therefore the following cases shall not be 
eligible for free repair or replacement as 
referred to in the previous sentence:
A.  Repair or replacement that is necessary 

in connection with faults that arise after 
one (1) year from the date of delivery of 
the product to the Customer;

B.  Repair or replacement that is required in 

connection with faults due to improper 
or careless use of the product or that 
are based on the product being used for 

another purpose than the one for which it 
is intended, in which regard it shall apply 
that if the Customer is a Dealer, this 
Dealer shall indemnify Handicare against 
possible claims from Users or other third 
parties for faults based on an incorrect or 
careless use of the product;

C.  Parts that are subject to wear, and the 

need for repair or replacement of the 
parts is the actual consequence of 
normal wear.

3.  Irrespective of that stipulated under 2, as far 

as an electric product is concerned it shall 
apply that, with regard to the battery that 
forms part of the product, warranty is only 
given in case of faults or non-functioning of 
the battery that are demonstrably the direct 
consequence of material or manufacturing 
errors. A fault or non-functioning of the 
battery as a result of normal wear is not 
covered by the warranty as referred to 
in these warranty provisions. Similarly 
not covered by the warranty are faults or 
non-functioning that are the consequence 
of improper or unprofessional use of the 
product or the battery that is part of the 
product, including the incorrect charging 
of the battery and the failure to carry 
out timely and proper maintenance, in 
which context it shall also apply that if the 
Customer is a Dealer, this Dealer shall 
indemnify Handicare against possible claims 
from Users or other third parties that are 
based on the above-mentioned improper 
or unprofessional use of the product or the 
battery that is part of the product.

4.  The warranty conditions as stated in the 

above provisions shall in any case become 
null and void if:
A.  Handicare’s guidelines for the 

maintenance of the product have not, or 
have insuf

fi

 ciently, been followed;

B.  A necessary repair or replacement of 

parts is based on neglect, damage or 
abuse of the product or a use of the 
product for another purpose than the one 
for which it was intended;

C.  Parts of the product have been replaced 

by parts of another origin than those 
which Handicare uses and/or parts of the 
product have been replaced without the 

Summary of Contents for Puma 20

Page 1: ...PUMA 20 USER MANUAL 9006395D EN...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...s valid for the product in its standard version Handicare can therefore not be held liable for any damage resulting from specifications of the product deviating from the standard configuration Illustr...

Page 4: ...Use of the wheelchair 15 5 1 Checking the wheelchair before use 15 5 2 Getting in and out of the wheelchair transfer 15 5 3 Driving the wheelchair 16 5 4 Obstacles 18 5 5 Adjustment options 18 5 6 Pu...

Page 5: ...5 9 Warranty 30 9 1 Provisions of warranty 30 9 2 Liability provisions 31...

Page 6: ...er manual for the seating system Controller Refers to the user manual for the controller Battery charger Refers to the user manual for the battery charger Read this entire user manual all of the bookl...

Page 7: ...ime Certain parts of the wheelchair such as the seat the backrest and the armrests can become hot if exposed to the sun for too long This may cause burns or skin irritation 2 2 Electromagnetic radiati...

Page 8: ...the wheelchair should be avoided A wheelchair has moving and rotating parts Contact with moving parts may result in serious physical injury or damage to the wheelchair Moving rotating parts figure 1 1...

Page 9: ...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 connection...

Page 10: ...ckrest 7 Armrest 8 Legrest with foot support 9 Headrest 3 2 Configurations Generally speaking the wheelchair comprises a chassis with a seating system on top This special chassis makes it possible for...

Page 11: ...ability to drive is not permitted Driving the wheelchair without sufficient eyesight is not permitted No more than one person is to be seated in the wheelchair at a time Do not allow children to ride...

Page 12: ...nd or mechanical adjustment options figure 5 Electrical tilt adjustment Standard position not tilted Warning Use of the electrical adjustment options may influence the stability of the wheelchair Use...

Page 13: ...ort of the body Seating system The following setting options are possible 1 Seat depth and seat width 2 Backrest angle 3 Armrest height 4 Lower leg length 4 2 Seat height Depending on the specific cir...

Page 14: ...control system that can be programmed by adjusting settings within the system This is a specialized job that needs training and can only be adjusted with professional software It s not possible and a...

Page 15: ...oving and or rotating parts in which they could become entangled The capacity of batteries is reduced in winter During a period of light frost the capacity is roughly 75 of the normal capacity At temp...

Page 16: ...the traffic regulations in force Avoid out of the way routes so that help can be found quickly when needed Adjust your driving style and speed to the circumstances Electric wheelchairs are driven by m...

Page 17: ...n the part of the user Always drive carefully and never take unnecessary risks Follow the instructions given by the warnings The stability and performance of a wheelchair depend on a number of variabl...

Page 18: ...erb is at its lowest 2 Drive straight down the kerb with your front wheels at a right angle to it 3 Move the joystick slowly forwards Drive down the kerb carefully and as slowly as possible without ch...

Page 19: ...s it possible for the wheelchair to roll down the slope The automatic parking brake only works if the switch is set to the drive position When the chair is no longer being pushed the freewheel switch...

Page 20: ...The weight of a wheelchair depends on it s configuration The specifications chapter 8 give an overview of several options and their share in the total weight Always weigh the total chair to make sure...

Page 21: ...ort and positioning equipment must not be used as seat belts if not labelled as being in accordance with the requirements of ISO 7176 19 Gel filled batteries only should be used No changes may be made...

Page 22: ...from having contact with the body by wheelchair parts such as armrests or wheels figure 15 Trays fitted to the wheelchair which do not comply with safety requirements must be Removed and secured separ...

Page 23: ...etermine whether it is suitable for the batteries in use See chapter 8 Switch off the wheelchair s controller Plug the battery charger s charging plug into the charging connector on the controller Act...

Page 24: ...lified specialist For an extensive description of tyre repairs please refer to the service manual available to qualified specialists Before tyres are repaired they must first be fully deflated 6 4 Cle...

Page 25: ...taken back by your dealer in consultation If this is not possible please ask your local authority about the possibilities for recycling or environmentally friendly disposal of the materials Various d...

Page 26: ...en back on again Check whether the battery plugs are all securely in place Check whether the freewheel switch is in the DRIVE position Check the position of the speed regulator If the problem has not...

Page 27: ...EN 12184 2009 Class B Electrically powered wheelchairs scooters and their chargers Requirements and test methods October 2009 136 kg ISO 7176 8 Requirements and test methods for impact static and fati...

Page 28: ...0 47 2 1700 66 9 Turning radius ISO 7176 5 mm inch 600 23 6 850 33 5 Distance range 74 Ah C20 approx ISO 7176 4 6 km h 10 km h km mi km mi 43 7 27 2 38 8 24 1 Climbing capacity for obstacles outdoor m...

Page 29: ...Technical specifications 29 8 3 Electric wiring diagram The electric wiring diagram varies according to the type of controller used Controller...

Page 30: ...the product being used for another purpose than the one for which it is intended in which regard it shall apply that if the Customer is a Dealer this Dealer shall indemnify Handicare against possible...

Page 31: ...y period 8 Handicare gives no warranty on repair to or reconditioning of the product carried out other than under order of and or on the instructions of Handicare If repairs and or reconditioning are...

Page 32: ...Dealer Serial number...

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