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DAILY CHECKS

● With the controller turned off, check the joystick. Make sure it is not bent or damaged 
and that it returns to center when you release it. Check the rubber boot around the base 
of the joystick for damage. Visually inspect the boot only. Do not handle or try to repair it. 
See your authorized service center if there is a problem.
● Visually inspect the controller harnesses. Make sure that they are not frayed, cut or 
have any wire exposed. See your authorized provider if there is a problem with any of 
these harnesses. 

WEEKLY CHECKS

●  Disconnect  and  inspect  the  controller  and  charger  harnesses  from  the  electronics 
connector housing. Look for corrosion. Contact your local provider if necessary.
● Ensure that all parts of the controller system are securely fastened to your powerbase 
wheelchair. Do not over tighten any screw.
● Check for proper tire inflation, there should be 30-35psi in each tire. If a tire will not hold 
air, replace the tube.
●  Calibrate  the  joystick  if  a  noticeable  difference  in  performance  is  detected  or  if  the 
joystick does not operate properly.
● Check the brakes. This test should be carried out on a level surface with at least three 
feet of clearance around your powerbase wheelchair.

To check the brakes:
1. Turn on the controller and turn down the speed response adjustment knob.
2. After one second, check the battery gauge. Make sure that it remains on.
3. Slowly push the joystick forward until you hear the electric brakes click.

Note: The powerbase wheelchair may move when performing this test. Immediately 

release the joystick. You must be able to hear each electrical brake operating within a few 

seconds of joystick movement.

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Care   and   Maintenance

Summary of Contents for P322 series

Page 1: ...Power Chair P322...

Page 2: ...Freewheel Levers VR2 Controller Operation Batteries and Charging Daily Checks WEEKLY CHECKS Monthly Checks YEARLY CHECKS Wheel Replacement Wiring Harnesses Part Lists Wiring Diagram Indications For Us...

Page 3: ...adjusted...

Page 4: ...ontents The device is in one package The quantity of contents are as following Device Package Item Component Quantity Note Sold separately 1 Power Base 1 2 Joystick 1 V 3 Charger 1 V 4 Power cord 1 V...

Page 5: ...pivoting casters Depending on users needs the joystick motor control is mounted to the left or right armrest When the user activates the joystick the controller receives a signal to release the brake...

Page 6: ...Battery Gauge Decrease Speed Increase Speed Speed Meter Horn On Off Joystick...

Page 7: ...FESSIONALS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DETERMINING YOUR REQUIREMENT FOR A SEAT BELT FOR SAFE OPERATION OF YOUR MOBILITY DEVICE REQUIRING A SEAT BELT TO SAFELY OPERATE YOUR MOBILITY PRODUCT MAKE SURE IT IS FAS...

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Page 9: ...tand on the frame of the wheelchair ALWAYS use caution when transferring in or out of the wheelchair Every precaution should be taken to reduce the transfer distance Also be certain the wheel locks ar...

Page 10: ...EMC...

Page 11: ...Warning The wheelchair might disturb the operation of devices in its environment that emit electromagnetic fields e g alarm systems of shops automatic doors to do so...

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Page 13: ...DO DO...

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Page 15: ...M T Park Nantun District Taichung City 40852 Taiwan R O C MERITS HEALTH PRODUCTS CO LTD Year of production model Electrically Powered Wheelchair P322 maximum user weight 136Kg Made In Taiwan Protect a...

Page 16: ...Joystick Manual Freewheel Lever Seat Shroud Footrest Anti Tipper Drive Wheel Rear Caster Armrest a...

Page 17: ...6kg 300lbs BaseWeight 28 5kg 62 7lb Seat Weight 17 4kg 34 8lb Battery Weight ea 12kg 26lb Motor DC24V 130W Brake Intelligent regenerative electromagnetic brake Controller PG nVR2 50A Battery 12V U1 2p...

Page 18: ...k returns to the center stop position and acts as a parking brake 2 Parking brake when the joystick is in center position acts as an electromagnetic brake In freewheel mode an assistant has is in to o...

Page 19: ...of a...

Page 20: ...the rear hooks from the bracket at the battery tray Fig D1 2 Holding it the same pull the shroud up this will release the the front hooks from the bracket at the front frame 3 After both hooks are re...

Page 21: ...rear end of shroud for matching with the battery tray one for each LH and RH 3 Use two hands to hold the front end and rear end of the shroud Align the hole at the shroud center with the seat post 4 S...

Page 22: ...then slightly move the shroud from rear to front This will make the front hooks attach to the bracket at the frame 6 Push the rear end of the shroud This will make the rear shroud hooks attach to the...

Page 23: ...Remove Take apart Take off 21 Fig E1 Fig E2 Fig E3 Fig F Fig E1 Fig E2 Fig E3 Fig F a...

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Page 26: ...ocate the lever on the top of the power base 2 Push both lever forward away from the seat post to engage the drive motors drive mode 3 Pull both lever rearward toward the seat post to disengage the dr...

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Page 32: ...Warning Use only the battery charger supplied with the chair or an approved substitute of equal voltage and current output 30...

Page 33: ...31 Plug the charger outpet plug into the charging socket in the front of the controller then plug the charger input plug into an electrical outlet...

Page 34: ...your authorized dealer The following areas require periodic inspection and or care and maintenance Exterior surfaces Battery pack and tires can benefit from an occasional application of rubber or viny...

Page 35: ...n or premature deterioration of upholstery and or scooter finishes Battery terminal connections Make certain that the terminal connections remain tight and uncorroded The batteries must sit flat in th...

Page 36: ...ler system are securely fastened to your powerbase wheelchair Do not over tighten any screw Check for proper tire inflation there should be 30 35psi in each tire If a tire will not hold air replace th...

Page 37: ...e as necessary Check the front rear forks for damage or fluttering which indicates that they may need to be adjusted or the bearings may need to be replaced See an authorized provider for repair Keep...

Page 38: ...e ON Off switch button to turn off the power 2 Elevate the side of the powerbase wheelchair of which you are removing the tire Place wooden blocks under the frame to elevate the powerbase wheelchair 3...

Page 39: ...eep electrical connections away from sources of dampness including direct exposure to water or bodily fluids and incontinence Check electrical components frequently for signs of corrosion and replace...

Page 40: ...ended period of time it is best to 1 Fully charge its batteries prior to storage 2 Disconnect the batteries from the powerbase wheelchair 3 Store your powerbase wheelchair in a warm dry environment 4...

Page 41: ...M9HA 12 RH Gearbox Ass y M9M01 O Caster Wheel with Fork Ass y Caster W Fork 6 2 PU P Drive wheel Ass y Rear Wheel Ass y LH PU Rear Wheel Ass y RH PU PART LIST Item Description Q Controller Joystick B...

Page 42: ...BATTERY 12V 2 12V 1 2 3 Inhibit 1 2 3 Inhibit 3 2 1 3 2 1 12AWG 12AWG 10AWG 10AWG PG D51427 PG D51425 MFL 40A 1 2 3 4 7 6 5 8 NAME NO 1 2 LEFT MOTOR JOYSTICK 4 5 POWER CABLE 8 7 CHARGER BATTERY CABLE...

Page 43: ...t Protect against splashing water Attention consult accompanying document ON OFF Button on the controller Use DC24V 5A charger 5A 24V Follow the instructions for use Type B applied part Class II Equip...

Page 44: ...Warranty 42 of the corporation...

Page 45: ...Warranty 43...

Page 46: ...If any of the above tests fail contact your local dealer Troubleshooting Tips 44 elevate the drive wheels...

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