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2.Pull out the battery tray:

3.Open the cover of
battery box, disconnect
the cables:

4.Take out and exchange
the batteries

5.Assemble the battery
cables:

6.Put in the battery tray:

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Summary of Contents for K-ACTIV

Page 1: ...KYMCO Healthcare Limited K ACTIV Powered Wheelchair User Manual...

Page 2: ...IC SAFETY 6 2 5 DAILY EXAMINATION 8 3 INTRODUCTION OF COMPONENTS 9 4 OPERATION 10 4 1 DASHBOARD 10 4 2 HOW TO USE POWERCHAIR 10 4 3 ADUSTMENTS 12 4 4 TURNING ON AND DRIVING 16 4 5 K ACTIV TRANSPORTATI...

Page 3: ...7 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE EMI 26 8 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 29 8 1 MAINTENANCE 29 8 2 PARKING 30 8 3 TROUBLESHOOTING 31 9 SPECIFICATION TABLE 32...

Page 4: ...This manual contains the key information regarding the correct operation maintenance and adjustment of your Powerchair which are essential for safe and comfortable use It is recommended that you read...

Page 5: ...n of the road when the powerchair proceeds to the end of paths The Powerchair should be carefully handled when traveling through busy roads or business areas Do not use the Powerchair if you are under...

Page 6: ...user only Note Never carry another person including children with you on your Powerchair Do not carry or drag goods with your Powerchair The maximum load for your Powerchair is stated in the specifica...

Page 7: ...arriers 2 Avoid use of the Powerchair at night or on rainy foggy or excessively windy days 3 Avoid making S shape turns or sudden U turns 4 Do not take automatic escalators when using this Powerchair...

Page 8: ...p when it is used to go downward on a slope To avoid damage of the controller and braking system never turn the power switch off when going downward on a slope 2 3 Loading Limitation for Safety Maximu...

Page 9: ...pected failure 4 Unpredictable failure of the Powerchair could occur if non original components are used 5 Contact your approved KYMCO Healthcare Dealer in the rare occasion of malfunction or any abno...

Page 10: ...ng the Powerchair at the source of radio waves such as radio TV broadcasters and radio stations 3 Turn off the power if it is safe to do so when there is abnormal operation or brake failure 4 Do not u...

Page 11: ...ely when the joystick is released Speed switch button Does it function well and allow adjustment freely Motor Are there abnormal motor sounds Does the motor drive smoothly Power gauge Does the power g...

Page 12: ...9 3 Introduction of Components 1 Controller 2 Arm rest 3 Back rest 4 Battery assembly 5 Rear anti roll bar 6 Rear wheels 7 Motor 8 Frame 9 Front wheels 10 Leg rests...

Page 13: ...rease button the speed gauge is reduced by one level when this button is pressed once Speed increase button the speed gauge is increased by one level when this button is pressed once Joystick Dashboar...

Page 14: ...sed and the horn is silenced when the button is released Warning light switch The front rear direction light flash when turned on When this switch is pressed again the light will go off Front light sw...

Page 15: ...s the protector button back in to turn on the Powerchair again see Figure 2 3 Turn off the Powerchair before resetting Overload switch Figure 1 Figure 2 Leg rests 1 Fold up the leg rests and remove th...

Page 16: ...t allows the armrest to be taken out easily Do not put too force the screw or the plastic coat may be squeezed out Controller Retractable Bar The controller s retractable bar can be installed on eithe...

Page 17: ...table aluminum stopper of the shaft are used for positioning the footrest to the correct height Unscrew the bolt in the legrest shaft to adjust the height of leg rests Backrests 1 Install the strap on...

Page 18: ...The four holes on the plate are to be inserted with backrest latches after adjustments See left figure Note The backrest can be adjusted between 90 120 The backrest is adjusted with the four holes on...

Page 19: ...and see if the power gauge is full 3 Set a proper speed with the speed switch 4 Move the vehicle forward backward leftward or rightward with normal operation of the joystick 5 Check if the electromagn...

Page 20: ...ay be dangerous Drive carefully in busy traffic and crowded areas Pay attention to any object or person around the vehicle when moving and reversing Note To freewheel the Powerchair pull the lever to...

Page 21: ...e down points Ensure the powerchair is facing in a forward direction in the motor vehicle Only secure the tie down strapping to the designated points labeled with the anchoring symbols Make sure the s...

Page 22: ...arger socket and household socket 4 Turn the charger ON see right figure 5 The charging process starts when the red power indicator of the charger and orange charging indicator light up The charging p...

Page 23: ...d be used and the batteries should be fully charged Failure to do so may cause damage to batteries Unauthorized disassembling and modification of the charger is prohibited Charge the batteries at a lo...

Page 24: ...rging immediately 2 When the power gauge is full it is okay to drive 3 Power consumption depends on the time and method of driving For example repeated turning stopping and starting or climbing hills...

Page 25: ...harge Wash with copious water if any electrolyte fluid gets onto skin or clothes Cleaning the Battery The battery undergoes rapid discharge when it comes into contact with dirty water sulfate solution...

Page 26: ...other communication or electric devices Battery capacity varies with the ambient condition the driving distance is shorter in winter Fully charge the batteries before use if the Powerchair has not be...

Page 27: ...24 2 Pull out the battery tray 3 Open the cover of battery box disconnect the cables 4 Take out and exchange the batteries 5 Assemble the battery cables 6 Put in the battery tray...

Page 28: ...side surfaces of the tires 3 Examine the depth of tread pattern and replace the tires with a depth of less than 0 5 mm Note 1 Slipping may occur and longer braking distances when the depth of tread p...

Page 29: ...nity level and have passed EMI testing of 20 V m the unit of measure for electromagnetic force which means that it is immune to the possible and negative effects caused by typical EMIs Some of the ele...

Page 30: ...other devices or equipment may cause EMI Effects of EMI on the KYMCO K ACTIV Powerchair The Electromagnetic effect becomes more prominent when the vehicle is driven in proximity of electromagnetic emi...

Page 31: ...peration and brake failure 4 Using non original components may cause the vehicle to be affected by EMI it is difficult to estimate the effect of EMIs on your vehicle Note Your vehicle may be affected...

Page 32: ...vehicle with soft clean cloths soaked in neutral or mild cleansing agents 5 Do not knock or smash the controller and joystick 6 Do not expose the Powerchair to extreme heat cold or humidity 7 Ensure t...

Page 33: ...24V output cable of the charger Do not clean with water jet spray as this is very likely to lead to malfunction of the electric circuits Do not use gasoline or volatile solvents as they may affect the...

Page 34: ...the power indicator showing green full If not charge the battery Is the charger connected Remove the charger and 24V output cable Turn on the Powerchair again after charging Examine joystick Are ther...

Page 35: ...24V 5A Drive System Direct drive rear wheels Brake System Motor electromagnetic brake Hand brake Front Wheel 2 80 2 50 4 PU Tire Rear Wheel 3 00 8 Pneumatic Tire Method of Operation Joy stick Max Spe...

Page 36: ...Powered Wheelchair Kwang Yang Motor Co Ltd Second Edition Jul 2014 All rights reserved Any reproduction or unauthorized use without the written permission of KWANG YANG Motor Co Ltd is strictly prohib...

Page 37: ...te Bridgend CF31 3TP Tel 44 0 1656 670095 FAX 44 0 1656 858353 E mail sales kymcohealthcare co uk Website www kymcohealthcare com KWANG YANG MOTOR CO LTD No 35 Wan Hsing Street San Min Distrist Kaohsi...

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