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7. Storage and transport methods
7.2. Transporting the device
Pay attention to the following when transporting this device.
• When carrying the device by hand, grab the designated handles and do not hold it by any other part.
• When using public transportation, follow the rules of the public transportation agency.
• The unoccupied device is suitable for land and air transport.
WARNING
Do not hoist the device when there is a person or object on the device. When lifting the device,
always hold it by the designated handles, and be careful of its weight. Do not lift the device by
holding the battery handle while the battery is inserted.
There is a risk of injury to the user and damage to the device.
Do not use the device as a seat in an automobile or other vehicle.
There is a risk the device may become damaged and accidents may occur. The
symbol on the right indicates that the device is not intended to be used as a seat
in a motor vehicle.
Do not attempt to maneuver the device onto an incline if the anti-tip rollers touch the ground
on the incline. When the anti-tip rollers touch the ground it means that the incline is too steep
for the device.
Maneuvering the device when the anti-tip rollers are in contact with the ground or if the incline
is extremely dangerous will cause the device to lose control.
CAUTION
When transporting the device in an automobile trunk, or train, bus or other public transport,
make sure that each component is safely secured.
Otherwise, there is a risk of components moving as a result of vibration or impact, and the
device becoming damaged.
When using a wheelchair lift for vehicles, be sure to fasten the device securely.
There is a risk of the device falling, causing damage to the device.
Do not place the controller on the fl oor or ground with the device folded, or apply an excessive
load to the controller.
There is a risk that the controller will be damaged, rendering the device inoperable.
Do not transport the device with a heavy object placed on it.
There is a risk of device malfunction.
• The device has not been tested against the limits specified in the Technical Specification for Interoperability
relating to Accessibility for Persons with Reduced Mobility (PRM-TSI).
• Should you travel with your device on a commercial aircraft, contact the airline in advance for confirmation of
the boarding procedure. You may be asked by the airline to provide the specifications of the device. Information
on the device relevant to air travel is available for download from the FAQ section on the WHILL website.
Please note that some airlines may refuse to transport your device.