Warning!
Dismantling the powerchair involves lifting and handling heavy parts. Although your Powerchair
can be dismanted, we suggest that you contact your dealer for advice on how best to transport your
powerchair in your particular vehicle. This may involve using ramps.
Warning!
Pinching or Crushing. Be careful to avoid being pinched or having your hands crushed when
lifting or handling parts. Wear gloves whenever possible.
Warning!
This Powerchair is not suitable for use as a seat for an occupant in a motor vehicle.
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Transporting your Powerchair
Contact your dealer for advice on how best to transport your powerchair in your vehicle. You may prefer to use
ramps rather than lifting the components.
After Using Ramps to Unload Your Powerchair
• Position the powerchair on level, solid ground
• Check parts for any sign of damage.
• Select power on and ensure that the battery level indicator shows green. If not charge the Powerchair before use.
• Check the freewheel levers are in the “drive” position and not in the “freewheel”position
• Get on the Powerchair and test the operation of the joystick, speed control and on off switch before using
the Powerchair to go anywhere. If there is any malfunction, check that the joystick connection has been
correctly put together and locked. You are now ready to drive the Powerchair away.
Battery Charging
The charging socket is located below
the front of the joystick assembly. With
the charger disconnected from the
mains, push the charger plug into the
socket. When the vehicle is charged
always remove the plug.
The battery charger has a red
indicating lamp. When the charger is
connected and switched on the lamp will show red. The second, charging, light shows;
• Yellow when charging
• Green shows full charge
• Off to indicate disconnect the charger
Always ensure the lamp goes out before switching off and disonnecting the charger at the mains. Note: the
charger contains a fan and will emit a slight humming noise when in use.
Warning!
When charging batteries
NEVER
smoke, or charge batteries in a place where there are naked
flames such as gas-fired heaters as, under exceptional circumstances, batteries may give off gases that
could ignite and explode. Always make sure that battery box is not damaged.
Warning!
When charging batteries
NEVER
connect or disconnect the charger while it is still connected
to the mains.
