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Introduction

1

Table of content

2

General advise

4

Parts of the control unit

5

Control unit

6

Product description

7

Control unit - Shark

8

Footrest

10

Armrests

11

Adjustment of the control unit

12

Backrest

13

Seat

13

Security belt

13

Batteries

14

Transport

15

Pushing your wheelchair

16

Commencement of operation

17

Helpful driving hints

18

Steering

19

Controle

20

Brakes

20

Care and maintenance

21

Maintenance of the batteries 

22

Care and maintenance control unit  

22

Trouble shooting  

23

Warranty  

24

Technical data  

25

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Technical data

Content

Electronics

24 Volt DC

Operation

DC

Batteries

maintenancefree: 2 x 12V 38 Ah

Engines

2 x 120 W

Max. velocity

0 - 6 km/h, continuously variable

Brakes

built-in electromagn. brakes - handbrake

Max. charge

60 kg

Max. inclination

10%

Fuse

Lid batteryback: 30 AMP

Working temperature

-20

o 

C till + 40

o

C

Autonomy

+/- 22 km

Summary of Contents for Kiddiepower (Sunny)

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Page 2: ...ions at any time without obligation to replace our updated previous models Any changes or improvements can cause slight variations between the illustrations and or expla nations in this manual and the model you received Vermeiren NV is not responsible for damage or injuries due to improper or unsafe usage of this wheelchair Mechanical or electrical defects will be dealt with on a contingency liabi...

Page 3: ...l driving hints 18 Steering 19 Controle 20 Brakes 20 Care and maintenance 21 Maintenance of the batteries 22 Care and maintenance control unit 22 Trouble shooting 23 Warranty 24 Technical data 25 25 2 Technical data Content Electronics 24 Volt DC Operation DC Batteries maintenancefree 2 x 12V 38 Ah Engines 2 x 120 W Max velocity 0 6 km h continuously variable Brakes built in electromagn brakes han...

Page 4: ...6 months All deficiencies as a result from production or imperfection of the raw material are included The warranty excludes damage caused by abuse or misuse Parts subject to wear are also excluded The warranty expires when the buyer opens the control unit or applies own modifications on the product Whenever you have justified complaints we advise you to contact your dealer imme diately He will do...

Page 5: ...rouble shooting General advise Only use the battery charger delivered with your wheelchair It s not allowed to make changes at the electronic parts of the wheelchair All modi fications including mounting non approved parts or accessories can make the pro duct unsafe and can result in the annulment of the safety and testnorms as well as the warranty Please read this manual carefully even if your de...

Page 6: ...t to high temperatures and certainly not to a source of heat Make sure that the control unit is sufficiently aired This is especially important with high surrounding temperatures and this to guarantee a long life of the control unit Please ask for a repair as soon as the controlpanel shows fissures or when the pro tection around the joystick is damaged Further use can lead to more damage because w...

Page 7: ...parts you can buy a special product in the store Tire condition Check the tire pressure The maximum pressure is indicated in this book Lowered tire pressure is more comfortable to drive but the lifespan of the tires will be reduced The pressure has to be the same on both sides to avoid deviation to the left or the right The valves must always be covered by the valve caps If the profile of the tire...

Page 8: ...ks automatically and does not require any maintenance However keep in mind that the brake sys tem does not work when the wheelchair is pushed The electromagnetic brakes will work automatically when you move the joystick from a driving position back to the centre This way of braking has to be done slowly If the working of your braking system is not to your satisfaction contact your dealer He can ma...

Page 9: ...on To drive backwards pull the joystick out of the centre to the back If you have to slow down whilst driving put the joystick in the centre The slower this is done the more progressive you will slow down If you just release the joystick the wheelchair will stop as soon as possible Your wheelchair is secured from unintentional bumping by a blocking system There is no power when the joystick is in ...

Page 10: ...k if the anti tipping wheels are mounted correctly when approaching a sidewalk slow down and take the obstacle slowly Slants of more than 10 are impossible Please be careful when taking an obstacle that you don t fall out of the wheelchair when you are moving your body When you take a slant it is possible that your wheelchair reverses a bit Be careful in bad weather or on rough winding roads Do no...

Page 11: ...e these anti tippingwheels it is sufficient to loosen the screws 1 and pull the tubes out of the frame Please be advised that your safety cannot be guaranteed after you have removed the anti tipping wheels The distance between the footplate and the seat is adjustable To obtain this you have to put the screws in the corresponding openings on both sides 17 10 Commencement of operation Footrest ...

Page 12: ... engine and your companion is able to push your wheelchair In order to reconnect your engine to the wheels you have to switch the levers again in the opposite direction To avoid damage to the engines do not start them before they are connected to the wheels The engines loose their brake capacity when the engines are disconnected from the wheels This is important to know when you are driving down a...

Page 13: ...eels with two grips Take the backgrip and lift the Battery pack Now you can enroll the whole Battery pack until the frontgrip shows up Grab the second grip and lift the battery pack You can fold your wheelchair until both touch eachother Proceed in reversed order to assemble your wheelchair again The position of the control unit can be adjusted seperatly from the posi tion of the armrest To adjust...

Page 14: ... the frame and make sure it cannot slide away The hooks on the sides of the seat needs to correspond with the frame To ensure your safety it is possible to provide your wheelchair with a Security belt which also acts as a support We have have provided the back with a tube for easy assembly Your dealer is the most experienced person to help you in choosing the right Security belt and to assemble it...

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