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Miracle Mobility Freedom Series Platinum 8000 Owner'S Manual Download Page 3

Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Miracle Mobility Freedom Series Platinum 8000 Folding Electric Wheelchair.
Miracle Mobility is an industry leader in medical mobility.  Your wheelchair is designed to provide years of
use.  You have taken an essential step in regaining mobility, independence, and freedom.

Please read this owner’s manual before attempting to operate your Miracle Mobility Freedom Platinum 8000

Folding Electric Wheelchair. The safety and operating instructions will help you to understand the
performance and limitations of your new Miracle Mobility Platinum 8000 Folding Electric Wheelchair.

If you need assistance, we have provided in-depth videos on the Miracle Mobility
website at

www.miraclemobility com.

Note: This is an instruction manual.

The actual product may have some slight differences due to random modifications
at the factory.

Thank you!

Miracle Mobility Development Team
1-888-375-7128

[email protected]

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Summary of Contents for Freedom Series Platinum 8000

Page 1: ...Freedom Series Platinum 8000 Power Wheelchair Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...and Unfold 7 11 Armrest 12 Joystick 13 14 Battery Information 15 20 Sync Remote Control 21 22 Manual vs Electric Mode 23 25 Basic Operation 26 Safety Maintenance 27 32 Electromagnetic Interference 33...

Page 3: ...e Mobility Freedom Platinum 8000 Folding Electric Wheelchair The safety and operating instructions will help you to understand the performance and limitations of your new Miracle Mobility Platinum 800...

Page 4: ...Battery 61 lbs Maximum Speed 3 75 mph Speed Settings 5 Speeds Driving Distance up to 15 miles Incline Grade Capacity 12 degrees Battery Type Lithium Ion Battery Battery Capacity 24V 12AH 288Wh Batteri...

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Page 7: ...rom the shipping carton and stand the chair upright see Image 1 2 Install the joystick controller on the armrest The joystick can be installed on the left or right hand see Image 2 3 You need to unfol...

Page 8: ...ck push handle tube and the other hand on the foot rest and separate frame see Image 5 note the armrests should be locked and the wheels should be in electric mode Note Always make sure the power is o...

Page 9: ...ck it in place Failure to do this could result in the chair collapsing on you causing serious injury 5 Grasp the back push handle with one hand and lock the safety clamp on the back of the chair see i...

Page 10: ...9 Folding 6 Unlatch the safety clamp in the back of the chair by flipping up the safety clamp see image 8 9 Image 8 Image 9...

Page 11: ...andle tube and the other hand on the foot rest and pull the frame together while slightly lifting the front of the chair see Image 10 note the armrests should be locked and the wheels should be in ele...

Page 12: ...manual mode and you can pull the wheelchair using the seat cross bar or leg rest bar see image 11 12 Note Make sure both red levers on the back of the wheels are in manual mode To allow the wheels to...

Page 13: ...the armrest lever is in the locked position 12 Turn the lever down to release the armrest and then pull the armrest up see image 14 Note We recommend that you lift the armrests to sit on the chair fr...

Page 14: ...o turn radius within it s own footprint and will detect micromovement of the joystick To stop the Wheelchair simply let go of the joystick and the chair will come to a controlled stop Practice moving...

Page 15: ...ch will help you avoid any potential tilting or tipping of the wheelchair and adjust the speed depending on your environment To stop simply letgo of the joystick and it will naturally return to the ne...

Page 16: ...nstalled correctly on the battery rail under the seat and secure the battery connection see Image 17 19 14 Charge your battery for 4 6 hours by connecting the charger to the joystick as shown see Imag...

Page 17: ...gh a safe fast and easy charger 16 The wheelchair is a maintenance free design however we recommend you check the following a Keep the charger and joystick away from moisture and check the battery con...

Page 18: ...Slide the battery out towards you Important Notes Turn off the wheelchair prior to exiting the chair Please practice driving the wheelchair in a private and controlled environment and in a smooth con...

Page 19: ...nd plug in the charger to the controller port see image 23 22 Allow your wheelchair to charge for 4 6 hours or until the light on the charger turns green 23 We recommend you continue to charge the whe...

Page 20: ...fully charged 25 When the battery is full charged remove the cable remove the DC charging connector from the AC input power socket 26 The average time taken to re charge workable batteries will vary...

Page 21: ...acle Mobility 32 If the battery is damaged do not handle the battery without protective gloves and eyewear 33 If the battery needs to be disposed of locate the nearest hazardous materials disposal fac...

Page 22: ...tton on the joystick at the same time you press the Power button on the remote Image 26 27 37 Hold both buttons on for 3 5 seconds for the pairing mode to engage make sure the remote has batteries ins...

Page 23: ...controller power button move the remote close to the joystick for pairing see image 28 40 Pairing should only take 4 7 seconds 41 Once pairing is completed you will be able to remotely control the whe...

Page 24: ...e power of wheelchair when in manual mode If the chair is turned on while in manual mode it will beep and not allow you to push the wheelchair Turn off the power and you will be able to push in Manual...

Page 25: ...f and on with flashing lights off and on it means your chair is in manual mode vs electric mode see image 32 33 a Turn the chair off b Switch the red brake levers to electric mode c Turn the chair bac...

Page 26: ...ic mode the wheels will not turn manually You will not be able to push the wheelchair if the wheels are locked in electric mode with the joystick off 47 Pull the red levers back towards you to Manual...

Page 27: ...ward and reverse STOPPING Simply remove your hand from the joystick to stop POWER OFF When stopping it is advised that you power OFF the wheelchair to prevent accidents Press the power button to turn...

Page 28: ...mb slopes greater than 12 degrees Please Do Please turn off the wheelchair prior to exiting the chair Please practice driving the wheelchair in a private and controlled environment and in a smooth con...

Page 29: ...well ventilated areas to prevent possible risk Always check to make sure there are no obstacles behind you when backing up Always keep speed at the slowest setting in reverse Always avoid irregular sh...

Page 30: ...if the Wheelchair cannot safely clear an obstacle try to find another way around The Wheelchair is designed for a single user only more than one user may result in personal injury to you and others Ma...

Page 31: ...tinum 8000 Wheelchair Before sitting make sure the power is OFF If you accidently touch the joystick with power on while boarding the wheelchair will move Make sure the footrest is down Once on board...

Page 32: ...le where it may shift and interfere with the driver Always secure the Wheelchair so that it cannot roll or shift when being transported in a vehicle The Wheelchair is NOT approved to be used with any...

Page 33: ...supplied by Miracle Mobility our batteries are special lithium batteries designed specifically for use in the Platinum 8000 Wheelchair Read all battery instructions before attempting to change or cha...

Page 34: ...way radios and cellular phones The interference from radio wave sources can cause the Platinum 8000 Wheelchair to release its brakes move by itself or move in unintended directions If your wheelchairs...

Page 35: ...n most parts can be easily exchanged by the end user without a professional service tech required However it is always recommended you seek professional help for maintenance and service to make sure t...

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