P·9
Before each use, the user must ensure that
the LIGHTCHAIR is in a safe condition
and complies with all instructions, including
the safety functions.
The operational and safety status of the
LIGHTCHAIR must be checked at least
once a year by an approved specialist.
In the event of errors, faults or other
dangers which may cause injury, the
LIGHTCHAIR must be taken out of
service immediately.
The LIGHTCHAIR can only function
in temperatures of between -10°C and
+35°C. When operating, the LIGHTCHAIR
must not be exposed to temperatures
above and below those indicated above.
The maximum weight supported by the
LIGHTCHAIR is 120 kg. This weight must
not be exceeded.
Prior to each use, a visual check must be
made to verify that the tyre pressure is
sufficient (see tyre marking).
When travelling on public roads, the rules
of the road must be respected.
The power-on command must be turned
off when getting in and out of the chair.
Small obstacles must be traversed at a
moderate pace (3 km/h) and preferably
at a perpendicular angle.
Manoeuvres should only be performed at
a reduced speed.
LIGHTCHAIR orders are protected
according to the IP54 rating and can
therefore be used in poor weather
conditions (e.g. in case of rain).
The LIGHTCHAIR can cause
electromagnetic interferences that disturb
the proper functioning of other devices.
It is therefore best to turn the chair off
when it is not in use.
Regarding the tyres, the following
observations should be considered:
LIGHTCHAIR tyres contain chemicals that
may cause reactions with other chemicals
(e.g. cleaning products, acid).
Direct exposure to sunlight (UV)
accelerates tyre aging. This results in
hardening of the surface of the tyre profile
which cracks around the edges.
Regardless of wear, the tyres must be
changed every 2 years.
Prolonged non-use or intense heating
of the tyres (e.g. if the LIGHTCHAIR is
close to a radiator or exposed to sunlight
through a window) causes permanent
deformation of the tyres. Therefore, be
sure to maintain a sufficient distance from
the heat sources.
The LIGHTCHAIR can be driven safely
in ascents and descents of 10%. It is
prohibited to take a route with an incline
or decline higher than this percentage.
For safety reasons, it is necessary to
reduce speed when driving downhill.
Charging the battery can produce
explosive gases. Therefore, the following
safety precautions must be taken during
charging:
The circuit breaker must be turned off.
Ensure that the room is ventilated.
It is forbidden to smoke or light a fire. It
is crucial to avoid the formation of any
sparks.
OPERATIONAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
