KLAXON Mobility Gmbh – ENG
KLICK Electric User's Manual (ENG) - rev.6.1 of 15.06.2018
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CAUTION
The reverse button has only luminous warning systems to show whether it is selected or not.
This can occur in two ways:
VISUAL-> when button is lifted to the maximum then the reverse gear is DISENGAGED; when the
button is turned to maximum then the reverse gear is ENGAGED.
LUMINOUS > when the reverse gear is ENGAGED, the display flashes off and on repeatedly the
backlight. When the reverse gear is DISENGAGED this function stops responding.
CAUTION
After inserting the battery in its housing and locked by turning the key, remove it and put it in a safe
place. It is absolutely forbidden to use the KLICK device with the key insert in the security block.
The brake lever, the accelerator control, the reverse button, the display and the display controls pushbutton panel can be installed
either on the left or on the right side of the handlebar according to user's preference.
DANGER
For installation and positioning of controls (display, accelerator control, reverse button, brake lever,
display controls pushbutton panel), contact an authorised KLAXON service centre.
DANGER
Before using reverse to move the device, make sure that there are no persons, obstacles, stairs,
slopes behind the wheelchair.
DANGER
At each restart pay maximum attention, before accelerating, to check if forward or reverse
operation is currently selected, especially when close to obstacles, drop-offs and any other kind of
danger.
DANGER
If obstacles, drop-offs and dangers are too close to be safe, turn off the KLICK device and manually
move the wheelchair to a safe place.
15.4 TURNING OFF AND RELEASING FROM THE WHEELCHAIR
To perform the operation properly, carefully follow the following instructions.
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Stop the wheelchair on a flat surface.
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Apply the brakes on the wheelchair.
•
Turn off the display by pressing and holding the “
POWER
” button for 5 seconds.
•
Push the handlebar forward with one hand grasping it in the middle and simultaneously press the release button on the
CONNECTOR with the other hand. This frees the lower pin of the KLICK coupling (Figure 34).
•
Reduce forward pressure on the handlebar while holding the release button on the CONNECTOR, thus lowering the
wheelchair so that its front wheels make contact with the pavement (Figure 35).
At this point the upper pin will already be pulled out the front hook of the CONNECTOR; release the wheelchair
’
s brakes and push
yourself back to move away from the KLICK device (which in the meantime will remain upright thanks to its KICKSTAND - Figure
36).
Remove the CONNECTOR, pulling the lever located on its bottom (Figure 20).
DANGER
During the KLICK release operation, pay attention to not endanger the top parts of your body
(fingers, hands, arms) as they could be affected by the sudden movement of the handlebar (or other
parts of the device) if it is released too quickly. To avoid this danger, after pressing the release
button, gently release the handlebar by lowering the wheelchair gradually.
16. KLICK ELECTRIC MINI VERSION OPERATION
16.1 USER INTERFACE
The device is equipped with a multifunction LCD display, used to switch the device on and off, select the maximum speed and
display several operating parameters (Figure 59).
•
The number (1) shows the current battery charge level.
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The number (2) in the centre of the display shows the speed, in km/h.
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The number (3) in the lower part of the display shows the distance travelled, in km.
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The number (4) shows the desired maximum speed.
16.2 TURNING ON AND SETTING UP THE DEVICE (FIGURE 59).
A. Turning On and Selecting the Speed
•
Press and hold the “
M
” button for 5 seconds, until the display turns on.
•
Press the “
+
” e “
-
“ buttons to select the desired maximum speed level (shown by the indicator lights in the lower part of the
display, number (4) in the legend); various speed levels can be selected, between 0 (no indicator light on, motor disabled), 1
(minimum speed, 3 km/h), 2 (normal speed, 6 km/h), 3 (medium speed, 7.5 km/h), 4 (high speed, 9 km/h) and 5 (maximum
speed, 10 km/h).
B. Navigating the data