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5900A Powerchair Owner’s Manual DCR1236

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Page 1: ...5900A Powerchair Owner s Manual DCR1236 magicmobility com au 1 ENGLISH EDITION P O W E R C H A I R OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...air Treat your chair well and we know it will reward you with discovery freedom and the ability to be you Most of the time we ll tell you to rewrite the rules of the world around you but there are a f...

Page 3: ...it for emergencies jack wheel and tools Refer to Section 3 to learn more Explore with us 03 Love your batteries Your batteries are precious and expensive to replace Fully charge them everyday Follow t...

Page 4: ...be used to weigh a powerchair Alternatively use the table overleaf to calculate an approximate value Australia only If you can visit Magic Mobility we ll gladly weigh and measure your powerchair If yo...

Page 5: ...D Joystick and Bus Lead 1 1 MPS Power Back and MPS Seat Standard Arms 15 3 STD Joystick LCD Joystick and Bus Lead 0 4 MPS Power Back and MPS Seat Flexi Arms 17 6 ACCESSORIES MPS Back ASP Standard Arms...

Page 6: ...15 3 16 Driving at night 16 3 17 Driving while elevated 16 3 18 Thermal roll back 16 3 19 Terrain 16 3 20 Obstacles steps and kerbs 16 3 21 Stairs and escalators 17 3 22 Environmental conditions 17 3...

Page 7: ...gauge 30 6 10 How your battery gauge works 31 6 11 Replacing batteries 31 6 12 Battery disposal and recycling 31 7 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 32 7 1 Tyre pressure 32 7 2 Magic 360 off road drive wheels 32 7...

Page 8: ...d the warranty If non Magic Mobility parts are used or installed it may void the warranty and effect the powerchair s performance Servicing to controllers or other electronic equipment must be carried...

Page 9: ...inal warranty period of the powerchair SPARE PARTS WARRANTY Spare parts under the warranty period current models There is no extended warranty for parts Spare parts outside the warranty period current...

Page 10: ...erchair is custom built variations to the published information can be expected The images below will help you identify some of the features referred to throughout this manual 2 1 Serial number locati...

Page 11: ...er V4 RWD Power Base Drive Wheels Footrest Rear Anit tip Headrest Headrest Joystick Joystick Backrest Backrest Armrest Armrest Figure 2 1d Frontier V4 FWD Figure 2 2d Frontier V4 FWD Seat Unit Seat Un...

Page 12: ...2 5 Common positioning options Seat positioning Power lift and tilt Power tilt Fixed MPS seating MPS seat backrest and headrest Rehab seating Fixed canes Manual recline canes Powered recline canes Ant...

Page 13: ...nd the powerchair is not in freewheel see Section 4 8 Ensure footrests are swung away flipped up or removed Don t stand on footplates when you transfer as it may cause the powerchair to tip Make sure...

Page 14: ...Mobility is not responsible for their compatibility performance or instructions for use Please refer to the relevant manufacturer manual for appropriate use Magic Mobility powerchairs comply with inte...

Page 15: ...pated or desired reduce the speed with the joystick Try to keep the powerchair wheels moving slowly to ensure a safe controlled descent The following advice is recommended for your safety Don t drive...

Page 16: ...urfaces such as concrete and asphalt However depending on the choice of drive wheel more challenging terrains such as muddy fields hard sand gravel mulch long grass kerbs and gutters can all be tackle...

Page 17: ...traction If this occurs you may lose control of your chair or fall Don t operate your chair on a slope or ramp if there is snow ice water or oil film present Your powerchair s surface temperature may...

Page 18: ...nput control buttons jacks on your powerchair If controls have been assigned to perform a dual or alternate function ensure you know what aspect of your chair each control operates Please contact your...

Page 19: ...ocated at the rear of the powerchair see Figures 4 3 Figure 4 2a Frontier V6 brake levers engaged Figure 4 2c Frontier V4 brake levers engaged Figure 4 3a Extreme X8 brake levers engaged Figure 4 1b M...

Page 20: ...perate any power seating options while positioned on an incline bumpy soft or uneven surfaces Via programming it s possible to reverse the direction of most power seating functions Ensure that you kno...

Page 21: ...ometer if fitted The slope sensor option enables the chair to be aware of its backrest angle relative to the horizon This includes the accumulation of backrest recline seating tilt and ground incline...

Page 22: ...he ease of transferring in and out of the power powerchair The powerchair driving functionality is inhibited while the chair is tilted forward to prevent damage to the legrests and footplates which co...

Page 23: ...ly board the train Will the combined mass of the powerchair and its occupant be able to board the train Make sure the boarding access slope is not greater than the dynamic safe slope see Section 3 13...

Page 24: ...uffocate due to the belt pressure Belts must be snug but not be so tight that they interfere with breathing You should be able to slide your open hand flat between the belt and the user A pelvic wedge...

Page 25: ...itted the following should be followed whenever feasible Seat elevator fully DOWN with the seat at its lowest level Seat tilt fully DOWN with the seat parallel to the ground Legrest fully DOWN with fe...

Page 26: ...ar and should not be held away from the body by powerchair components such as armrest or wheels Figure 5 6 Use a suitable positioned headrest when being transported in a powerchair Positioning the occ...

Page 27: ...rash safety should i be removed and secured separately in the vehicle or ii be secured to the powerchair but positioned away from the occupant with energy absorbing padding placed between the tray and...

Page 28: ...efore you use it again If the damage is questionable or there is concern about it condition then Magic Mobility recommends that the chair is replaced Attention powerchair users your powerchair warrant...

Page 29: ...that are in the same state of charge Batteries must always be replaced as a pair Battery posts terminals and related accessories contain lead and lead compounds wash your hands after touching Batterie...

Page 30: ...C Always fully charge batteries 6 6 Charge rate How fast batteries charge depends on their electrical capacity state of charge electrolyte temperature and internal condition The charger DC output wil...

Page 31: ...know how much charge is left in your batteries The best way for you to use the gauge is to learn how it behaves as you drive the powerchair Like the fuel gauge in a car it s not completely accurate bu...

Page 32: ...to explode which may result in injury The maximum recommended tyre pressure is also recorded on the sidewall of the tyre however Magic Mobility s recommended maximum pressure is shown in the chart be...

Page 33: ...ir Owner s Manual DCR1236 magicmobility com au 33 7 3 Magic 360 crossover drive wheels 7 4 Magic 360 urban drive wheels and Frontier V6 V4 hybrid drive wheels 7 5 Frontier V6 V4 and Extreme X8 off roa...

Page 34: ...ose safe traction and become more prone to puncture 7 9 Caring for the body kit Your powerchair has a plastic body kit that can be easily wiped clean with a damp soft cloth and mild detergent Never ho...

Page 35: ...in this process Apply cleaning solvent to the area to remove dust impurities and oils Apply primer over the area that requires touching up Once dry apply touch up paint and ensure it covers all expose...

Page 36: ...r Then Switch on the control system Check to ensure that after one second the battery gauge remains on or flashes slowly Push the joystick slowly forward until you hear the electrical brakes operate T...

Page 37: ...r powerchair model and serial number handy as will help us to help you see Section 2 1 for serial number location 7 20 Disposal Symbols below indicate that your product needs to be disposed of separat...

Page 38: ...on your powerchair model 7 Joystick fault is indicated Make sure that the joystick is in the centre position before switching control system on 8 Possible control system fault is indicated Make sure...

Page 39: ...lution Disconnect the charger from the powerchair BAD CABLE Cause Occurs when the CJSM2 detects a fault in the wiring between any of the modules Solution Check all cables and connections for continuit...

Page 40: ...netic fields For example Shop doors Burglar alarm systems in shops Garage door openers In the unlikely event that such problems do occur please notify your authorised agent immediately DANGER When ope...

Page 41: ...A N A N A N A N A ISO 7176 8 2014 Requirements and test methods for impact static and fatigue strengths 160 182 160 155 182 182 182 ISO 7176 9 2009 Climate tests for electric powerchairs N A ISO 7176...

Page 42: ...h With off road wheels 660mm With crossover wheels 635mm With urban wheels 610mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Wi...

Page 43: ...wheels 700 mm With hybrid wheels 695mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion With power lift and power tilt 435mm 735mm...

Page 44: ...th Hybrid wheels 645mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Power lift and power tilt 435mm 735mm Power tilt 435mm Fixed...

Page 45: ...rid wheels 655mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Power lift and power tilt 435mm 735mm Power tilt 435mm Fixed seat...

Page 46: ...id wheels 640mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Power lift and power tilt 435mm 735mm Power tilt 435mm Fixed seat 4...

Page 47: ...s 640mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Power lift and power tilt 435mm 735mm Power tilt 435mm Fixed seat 430mm Tot...

Page 48: ...mm NOTE Depending on seat width armrests can be wider than the base Seat to floor height at front not including cushion Power lift and power tilt 470mm 770mm Power tilt 470mm Fixed seat 465mm Total ma...

Page 49: ...seat depth MPS seat back headrest 16 22 Rehab seat back headrest 12 22 Backrest angle MPS seat 90 170 MPS power recline 96 150 Fixed rehab canes 90 105 Manual recline canes 90 170 Powered canes 94 160...

Page 50: ...344 enquiries a1wheelchairs co nz www a1wheelchairs co nz CE Mobility 67 Richard Road Industria North Maraisburgb Gauteng South Africa Tel 010 593 2903 enquiries a1wheelchairs co nz www a1wheelchairs...

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