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Reno II

Model – P319

USER MANUAL

Please ensure that this manual is read and understood before using

the powerchair.

Oct 2014

Rev 1

KB&S17249

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Summary of Contents for Reno II P319

Page 1: ...Reno II Model P319 USER MANUAL Please ensure that this manual is read and understood before using the powerchair Oct 2014 Rev 1 KB S17249 ...

Page 2: ...up armrest angle adjustment 8 Battery removal 8 VR2 Joystick Controller 9 Brake Release Freewheel Operation 10 Starting to Drive Getting Started 11 Moving Off 11 Steering 11 Reversing 11 Drop kerbs 11 Reaching and stretching 12 Disassembly Assembly 13 Battery and Battery Charger 16 Maintenance 17 Troubleshooting Circuit Breaker 17 Check List 18 VR2 error codes 18 Further Information 19 Warranty 2 ...

Page 3: ...ons with lower body amputations should not use this device unless evaluated with artificial limbs fitted as stability may be compromised due to an irregular centre of gravity Technical Specification Class 1 Medical Device 93 42 EEC as amended by 2007 47 EC Class 2 Indoor Outdoor Vehicle Use of Invalid Carriages on Highways Act Overall Size Seat Dimensions Length 870mm Width 460mm Width 570mm Depth...

Page 4: ...mable joystick controller 2 Flip up width adjustable armrests 3 Padded seat and fold down backrest 4 Removable battery pack 5 Rear anti tippers 6 Puncture proof non marking wheels 7 Flip up and depth adjustable footplate 8 Handy storage basket 4 ...

Page 5: ...ng this will cause the powerchair to stop abruptly Use the powerchair where you cannot safely or legally walk Attempt to climb kerbs except drop down kerbs Use the powerchair if under the influence of alcohol or any medication Use a mobile phone whilst driving Attempt to negotiate steps or escalators Attempt to tow any other devices Exceed the stated weight limit Connect any unauthorised devices t...

Page 6: ...osen the handknob and slide the joystick to the required distance and fully re tighten the handknob Footplate Height Adjustment The height of the footplate can be adjusted by fully undoing the two fixing bolts When removed place the footplate at the desired height and re insert the bolts and tighten fully Both screws must be used when re fitting 6 ...

Page 7: ... pull the seat upwards away from the chair at the same time The seat is required to be swivelled to remove the battery pack The joystick MUST be unplugged before removing the seat to prevent damage to the cable Armwidth adjustment The armrest width can be quickly adjusted without tools Under the rear of the seat there are two handknobs Loosen the handknob and adjust the armrests as desired and re ...

Page 8: ...tightened to lock the adjustment in place Battery removal The battery can be easily removed for charging away from the powerchair or for storage The seat must be swivelled to the left or right by 90 degrees or removed the battery can then be removed by holding the handle depressing the release trigger and lifting the pack out towards the rear of the chair Always ensure the power is switched off at...

Page 9: ...on to stop the power chair except in an emergency Horn Button 4 This button operates your powerchair s horn This should only be used to warn others of your presence and not as a rebuke of any form Speed Decrease Button 5 This button decreases your maximum speed Speed Increase Button 6 This button increases your maximum speed Joystick 7 This controls the speed and direction of your powerchair Push ...

Page 10: ... gaitor or keypad on the joystick become damaged replace immediately to prevent damage to the internal components Brake Release Freewheel Operation To release the electromagnetic brakes go to the back of the powerchair and rotate the two levers away from the chair as indicated by the labelling The powerchair may now be pushed This function is not intended to be used for moving the powerchair when ...

Page 11: ...o the centre position and the electromagnetic brakes will be activated Reversing Before reversing please ensure that the area behind is free from any hazard or obstruction DO NOT reverse down an incline without supervision Drop Kerb Climbing We recommend that a suitable access point such as a drop kerb or ramp be used at all times When driving up the drop kerb always address the edge as shown in t...

Page 12: ...ing for objects as this may affect the stability of the powerchair When attempting to reach for objects it is very important that the power is OFF Do not attempt to reach for objects on the floor by leaning forward or reaching between your knees Do not attempt to reach for high objects by moving to the front of the seat NEVER stand on the footplate to reach for objects Do not attempt to reach for ...

Page 13: ...s switched off and the joystick cable is disconnected before dismantling The motors MUST be in the Drive Engaged position to disassemble and assemble the powerchair Remove the seat as described earlier Remove the battery pack as described earlier Locate the yellow release lever as shown below and pull backwards this will cause the frame to separate The front chassis can then be lifted away from th...

Page 14: ...Continued To reassemble locate the pivot pin of the front chassis into the receiving slots of the rear chassis each side and lowered to the bottom location Fully located in the bottom position 14 ...

Page 15: ...ll reconnect the two parts of the frame together You will hear the latch click into place ALWAYS check that both parts are fully connected before refitting the seat and battery box Refit the battery box and seat and reconnect the joystick The scooter is now ready for use 15 ...

Page 16: ...ks Failure to do so could result in permanent damage and render the battery unusable Wherever possible do not interrupt the charge cycle until the battery is fully charged Continual interruption can permanently damage the battery If the charging lead should get damaged discontinue use immediately and seek a replacement from your dealer ONLY USE THE CHARGER SUPPLIED WITH YOUR POWERCHAIR Do not leav...

Page 17: ...ROMA dealer Please check the following on a weekly basis Tyres are in good condition Wheels spin freely castors Moving parts pivots and frame fixings are not damaged or worn All hand knobs and levers are secure Note Should any part of your powerchair need replacing or repairing please contact your local ROMA dealer to undertake any maintenance Failure to do this may void your Warranty Troubleshoot...

Page 18: ...ault is shown against the number of lights flashing on the display Battery Gauge Possible Fault 10 bars flash Battery voltage too high Check battery connections 9 bars flash Electromagnetic brake fault check freewheel 8 bars flash Possible controller fault check connection cable 7 bars flash Possible joystick fault check connection cable 6 bars flash Battery charger connected 5 bars flash Right ha...

Page 19: ...perature increases to a minimum Health Factors Suitability for this product has been assessed on the user s current state of health It is essential that the user regularly monitor their ability to use the powerchair safely General Use Take heed of the information given in this manual regarding safety and the maintenance of your powerchair If adhered to your powerchair should give you years of reli...

Page 20: ... or slopes Adjustment of your lap belt Ensure that you are sitting back fully into the seat with the pelvis as upright as possible and not leaning to one side Close the buckle and position the belt so that the hip bones can be felt above the lap belt Adjust the strap length by pulling on the open end of the belt As a guide the belt should be adjusted so that there is sufficient room for two finger...

Page 21: ...he test chair was fitted with a high back seat and Unwin Safety Systems items 1pair x Quattro with tongue and buckle fro the front FR 01 1pair x Quattro with Karabiner for the rear FR 02 3point Occupant restraint OCR01 Other systems are available for these wheelchairs for further details please contact the Unwin Sales Office 21 ...

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Page 24: ...anship or materials that the product will be repaired or replaced at the Company s discretion free of charge Any unauthorised modifications will invalidate the warranty Parts which are subjected to normal wear and tear accidental damage neglect or misuse are excluded from this warranty Normal wear and tear includes tyres chassis covers bulbs seat coverings etc Component parts replaced outside this...

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