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Summary of Contents for AE001

Page 1: ...User Manual PRODUCT CODE AE001...

Page 2: ...PONENTS PARTS 6 5 SPECIFICATIONS 8 6 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE WARNING 9 7 SAFETY 10 8 INSTALLATION GUIDE 18 9 OPERATION GUIDE 20 10 TROLLY WHEEL USAGE METHOD 23 11 BATTERY 25 12 UNFOLDING 28 13 FO...

Page 3: ...ependable friend Please read all instructions in this manual carefully before use for the first time This manual will help you understand the performance operation and proper maintenance of the powerc...

Page 4: ...the warnings notes and instructions contained in the manual please contact your distributor for professional guidance and help otherwise it may cause bodily injury due to the improper use In addition...

Page 5: ...jects away from both ends of the battery If contacted short circuit or electric shock may occur and cause injury Safety warning sign or an indication of a dangerous operation that may endanger others...

Page 6: ...6 4 COMPONENTS PARTS 1 2 5 3 6 8 7 4 1 Backrest 2 Seat Cushion 3 Front Wheel 4 Armrest Unlock Button 5 Battery 6 Foldable Footrest 7 Joystick 8 Motor...

Page 7: ...7 4 COMPONENTS PARTS 9 15 10 13 14 12 11 9 Front fork 10 Anti tipping wheel unlock button 11 Trolly wheel 12 Unlock Drawstring 13 Electromagnetic Unlock Valve 14 Anti Tipping Wheel 15 Splash Guard...

Page 8: ...L Solid 15cm 6 REAR WHEEL Solid 20cm 8 TOTAL WEIGHT 48 5lbs 22kg HEAVIEST PART 43lbs 19 5kg BATTERY WEIGHT 5 5lbs 2 5kg MAX USER WEIGHT 18stone 115kg RANGE 9miles 15km SPEED 4mph 6kph BATTERY 24v 12ah...

Page 9: ...of Electromagnetic Waves The power wheelchair is susceptible to electromagnetic waves the sources of which come from broadcasting stations TV stations radio transmitters and the communication equipmen...

Page 10: ...the doctors nurses and physiotherapists 2 When pushing the power wheelchair you have to pull the electromagnetic unlock valve to the Free Wheel or Unlock Mode In this case the brakes on the controlle...

Page 11: ...trical failures Frames motors and other parts are not completely waterproof and may rust or corrode from the inside To prevent malfunction please adhere to the guidelines as follows Avoid using or pla...

Page 12: ...do so If one or two of the main wheels lose traction you must stop immediately to prevent the electric wheelchair from getting out of control or falling down Do not drive into slopes or ramps covered...

Page 13: ...ving 4 Avoid lifting the user together with the wheelchair when getting on and off the vehicles If it is really necessary to lift up please grip the front and rear edges of the seat cushion frame and...

Page 14: ...uxiliary equipment 5 Turn up the footrest with your hands or feet Fig B2 then hold the armrests to give yourself a suitable way to get on the wheelchair Do not stand on the footrest to move your body...

Page 15: ...may result in falling due to lost balance 3 Under no circumstance should you try to pick up anything through the space between your knees or in front of your body 4 When you extend your body do not e...

Page 16: ...hair please take a closer look at the area you are going through 3 Ensure that you can cross over the obstacles smoothly and safely while using the wheelchair 4 Followings are the measures to move you...

Page 17: ...max load of the wheelchair is 120kg 264lbs do not exceed the max load while using the wheelchair 2 Under no circumstances should the users do weight training while using the wheelchair 3 Overloading...

Page 18: ...tting down insert the buckle plastic card into the plastic case on the other side and you will hear a click 4 You can adjust the length of the seat belt via the adjusting buckle Fig D3 5 When you need...

Page 19: ...ht side in the forward direction 2 If the controller needs to be removed first loosen the rear extension cord connector by rotation E1 E2 Afterwards loosen the screws under the armrest using the Allen...

Page 20: ...ion Button Press the button to increase the speed Max speed 6 km hr 3 75 m hr 4 Horn Button Make a sound to remind the people around 5 Control Joystick Control the direction and speed of the wheelchai...

Page 21: ...ids the risk that the wheelchair slips off the slope without being controlled 2 As shown in Fig F2 when the wheelchair motor is out of power electromagnetic unlock valve can be pushed upwards to Unloc...

Page 22: ...rnings may result in tilting and causing serious bodily injury and property damage 5 The joystick on the control panel controls the speed and direction smoothly It has 360 degree omnidirectional mobil...

Page 23: ...y from both ends of the battery If contacted short circuit or electric shock may occur and cause injury Avoid exposure to heat source such as open flames or sparks Do not transport with flammable expl...

Page 24: ...ing anti drive device will be activated that prevents the chair from operating when battery is being charged 8 The battery warranty and performance indicated in the guide are only suitable for Li ion...

Page 25: ...ut the battery Pull the battery out of the main frame tube by gripping the cover Fig G1 Mount the battery Grasp the battery place the battery handle downward obliquely insert the battery into the main...

Page 26: ...itional 30 minutes to allow the battery to be fully charged Unplug the charger from the power outlet before unplugging from the charging port of the control panel 6 Please charge the battery in an app...

Page 27: ...otor Battery Socket Cleaning 1 Check the battery pack and the positive and negative poles for any corrosion If any clean the charging port with battery cleaning tools such as steel brush and medium sa...

Page 28: ...und and pull the handle along the arrow with the other hand to release the lock hook then complete the first step of unlocking Step 2 When the front and rear wheels are on the ground press the seat cu...

Page 29: ...ti tipping wheel And turn the footrest up Step 2 Pull the locking rope to release the spring pins from the locking holes on both sides while push the upper backrest forward Step 3 Put down the wheelch...

Page 30: ...ws 1 Interface 1 is for the right side motor When the right motor fails to drive please check if the right side interface is tightened 2 Interface 2 is for the left side motor When the left motor fail...

Page 31: ...cla mation mark The wheelchair cannot drive Power off the wheelchair Then check if the plug connection of the controller is loose Reboot after fastening 4 The center icon display left right wheel malf...

Page 32: ...service to replace the charger plug 4 Charging plug is loosened Recheck and firmly reconnect 6 Fail to Start When Power On After not using for a period or the over discharge protector is activated Po...

Page 33: ...oid the warranty and the repair costs will be charged Warranty Exclusions 1 The warranty exclusions extend to the following items a Backrest cushion seat cushion the foamed cotton of the armrest and t...

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