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Everest Lite Owner's Manual 

GF0600055RevA06, October 006

COntROLLER

See the picture at right. The controller is mounted 
below the seat. The controller contains the con-
nectors to the rest of the wheelchair control sys-
tem. The connectors used by the Everest Lite are 
labelled in the picture at right - connectors not 
labelled in this picture are not used by this wheel-
chair's control system.

Sleep mode:

 When wheelchair power is on, but the 

wheelchair remains undisturbed for 30 minutes, 
the controller automatically shuts off. When this 
occurs, switch power off, then on.

HAnd COntROL

See the picture at right. The hand con-
trol is mounted at the front of either 
arm. The hand control contains the 
joystick, battery charger receptacle 
(also used for the optional program-
mer), mounting holes for the extension 
bracket, and those features found on 
the control panel, shown on the next 
page: the ON/OFF button, battery indi-
cator, maximum speed/profile indicator, 
horn button, speed profile decrease 
button, and speed/profile increase but-
ton. Their descriptions follow.

joystick

The joystick controls the speed and direction of wheelchair travel. The further you 
move the joystick from the rest position, the faster your wheelchair will move. When the 
joystick is returned to the neutral (center) position or released, the control system will 
bring the wheelchair to a smooth stop. Upon stopping, electromechanical park brakes 
will engage to prevent the wheelchair from rolling.

Moving the joystick forward (away from the user) causes the wheelchair to move for-
ward. Moving the joystick back (toward the user) causes the wheelchair to travel in re-
verse. When the joystick is moved right to 3 o'clock position, the wheelchair will turn to 
the right; when the joystick is moved left to 9 o'clock position, the wheelchair will turn 
to the left.

Battery charger receptacle (and receptacle for optional programmer)

The receptacle for the battery charger (and optional programmer) is located on the un-
derside of the hand control, as shown above. Use only the battery charger supplied with 
the wheelchair.

Controller cable

The hand control's controller cable plugs into the controller connector on the rear cowl.

VR2 controller *

* VR2 is a trademark of

PG Drives Technology, Inc.

joystick

connector

motor 1

connector

motor 2 connector

power connector

(to batteries)

VR2 hand control

cable

controller

 connector

joystick

control panel

battery charger

and programmer

receptacle

mounting holes

Содержание Everest Lite

Страница 1: ...GF0600055RevA06 GF Health Products Inc October 2006 IMPORTANT READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING YOUR WHEELCHAIR Everest Lite POWER WHEELCHAIR OWNER S MANUAL...

Страница 2: ...Introduction 3 II Important safety precautions 5 III Handling tips 10 IV Getting started 12 V Operating instructions 15 VI Adjustments 17 VII Batteries 23 VIII Maintenance 29 IX Troubleshooting 34 X...

Страница 3: ...ealthcare advisors for their recommendations about safety methods and never hesitate to ask for their assistance Your new wheelchair should receive frequent regularly scheduled maintenance includ ing...

Страница 4: ...ite Owner s Manual Please note the following special statements used throughout this manual and their significance Note Special information set off from the text s Caution Damage to equipment is possi...

Страница 5: ...orn parts will provide many years of superb performance Everest Lite labels Read all labels on your Everest Lite before driving it Do not remove any of the labels s Caution Never lift your Everest Lit...

Страница 6: ...er which the wheelchair will travel The controller s range of adjustment and versatility is provided so that the requirements of many different abilities may be met and the person setting the driving...

Страница 7: ...WARNING Unauthorized modification or the use of non Everest Jennings re placement parts could change the structure of the wheelchair void the warranty and create a hazardous condition resulting in ser...

Страница 8: ...s adding accessories or modifying the powered wheelchair may change the immunity level There are a number of sources of relatively intense electromagnetic fields in the every day environment Some of t...

Страница 9: ...ury WARNING Do not operate hand held transceivers transmitters receivers such as citizens band CB radios or turn on personal communication devices such as cellular telephones while the powered wheelch...

Страница 10: ...criti cal moment when there is little or no seat platform beneath you Take every precaution to reduce this unsupported distance before you at tempt transfer Transferring to or from a wheelchair is a v...

Страница 11: ...rbs or ramps Always inspect the ramp for hazards such as holes slippery or uneven surfaces etc before starting up or down If you can not see the entire ramp ask someone to inspect it for you Ascent Le...

Страница 12: ...wer wheelchair its range and performance capabilities will become apparent The Everest Lite is illustrated below Main features are identified Front Cowl Joystick Adjustment Knob Seat Battery Pack Hand...

Страница 13: ...travel The further you move the joystick from the rest position the faster your wheelchair will move When the joystick is returned to the neutral center position or released the control system will b...

Страница 14: ...ir The battery indicator also provides a diagnostics display when wheelchair control system problems occur See TROUBLESHOOTING for a description of the battery indicator diagnostics Maximum speed prof...

Страница 15: ...heelchair to a smooth stop Upon stopping elec tromechanical park brakes will engage to prevent the wheelchair from rolling 7 Attempting to overcome a stall condition could trip the circuit breaker loc...

Страница 16: ...heelchair power on The maximum speed profile indicator will ripple up and down 2 Deflect the joystick forward until the control system beeps 3 Deflect the joystick in reverse until the control system...

Страница 17: ...valuate the user s ability weight physical condition the environment in which the wheelchair will be used and the terrain over which the wheelchair will travel Specific tools needed to perform each ad...

Страница 18: ...r arm turn bracket around so that knob faces outward see picture at lower right 8 Install screws that secure extension mount bracket to underside of arm Use M5 hex key to tighten 9 Slide extension int...

Страница 19: ...move inside seat tube see picture at right 2 Slide lower arm tube to desired position inside seat tube 3 Turn knob to secure lower arm tube inside seat tube Ensure that knob is tightened enough to ho...

Страница 20: ...base frame Ensure that seat is securely installed before continuing 2 Connect the hand control connector to the cowl connector WARNING Ensure that seat is securely installed before occupying or opera...

Страница 21: ...drive wheels with the drive engagement levers and turn wheelchair power off 2 Pull the seat rotate lever located below seat front while rotating the seat to desired position 3 To rotate the seat back...

Страница 22: ...w clockwise Angle front of footboard downward To angle the front of the footboard downward use the M5 hex key to turn the socket head cap screw counter clockwise Adjust footboard height Tools needed M...

Страница 23: ...c Use caution Always wear safety glasses when working with batteries If contact occurs flush immediately with water and get medical attention Guidelines to extending battery life Give the batteries a...

Страница 24: ...LED illuminates orange while batteries are charging then illumi nates green when they are fully charged Safety charging the batteries WARNING Do not use a household extension cord if the charger plug...

Страница 25: ...the cord DO NOT twist rock or pull the connector sideways Charging the batteries Note Before charging the batteries read the rest of this manual especially the Battery Charger section Note As a safet...

Страница 26: ...re that wheelchair power is off before removing batteries 1 Engage the drive wheels with the drive engagement levers and turn wheelchair power off 2 Disconnect the hand control connector from the cowl...

Страница 27: ...onnections are made 6 Use a Phillips screwdriver to close the battery pack as shown at right turn it right side up with handle strap on top 7 Replace the battery pack in the wheelchair as shown at rig...

Страница 28: ...tall batteries section follow steps 1 7 2 Clean outside of batteries and inside and outside of battery box with a solution of one tablespoon baking soda to ten ounces water 3 Rinse with clear water Al...

Страница 29: ...mmends that you have a qualified dealer perform a six month maintenance check as the dealer may find and correct a problem which might otherwise go undetected and eventually cause more serious problem...

Страница 30: ...wheelchair Regular maintenance is important for your safety and continued operation of your wheelchair Charge batteries Charge the batteries daily See Section VII BATTERIES Charging the batteries Chec...

Страница 31: ...for orientation 1 B1 W 3 2 front of wheelchair control system cable connections circuit breaker 20A fuse 40A thermal overload battery pack battery fuse 10A contact in base contact in base left motor l...

Страница 32: ...d water solution The frame does not need to be waxed Do not use sol vents abrasive waxes caustic chemicals or spray silicone Never use abrasive cleansers they could scratch the finish Never use steam...

Страница 33: ...needed This should be performed by a Graham Field Health Products dealer s Caution Badly worn brushes can result in damage to the motors or controller s Caution After replacing the brushes run the whe...

Страница 34: ...erial number labels Base frame The base frame serial number label is located on the right frame at the front top of the drive wheel as shown Hand control The hand control serial number label is lo cat...

Страница 35: ...test battery state of charge if necessary Keep the posts and terminals clean and tight Circuit Breaker Your Everest Lite is equipped with a circuit breaker to protect the electrical circuits from ove...

Страница 36: ...erely Recharge replace batteries discharged Rapid flash Control system fault The Controller safety circuits have operated and the Controller has even with been prevented from moving the wheelchair Thi...

Страница 37: ...operable when the following faults occur SYSTEM FAULT CHECK ACTION None Batteries charged control system OK None Charge batteries if possible control system OK None Low batteries control system OK Cha...

Страница 38: ...controller connectors are secure If problem persists see dealer Right motor The right motor has a short circuit to a battery connection See dealer wiring fault Inhibit active The battery charger is p...

Страница 39: ...ur pieces for transport seat battery pack rear base and front base 1 Engage the drive wheels with the drive engagement levers and turn wheelchair power off 2 Disconnect the hand control connector from...

Страница 40: ...to rear base 3 Install the battery pack as shown at right 4 Pull the seat rotation lever while installing the seat on the base to lock it in place as shown at right Ensure that seat is securely insta...

Страница 41: ...period for the consumer commences on the first date a product is deliv ered to consumer by seller dealer If the product is rented or leased the warranty pe riod commences on the invoice date from GF H...

Страница 42: ...E REMEDY FOR VIOLATIONS OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REPAIR REPLACEMENT CREDIT AND OR REFUND OF THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR PART PURSUANT TO THE TERMS CONTAINED HEREIN GF HEALTH PRODUC...

Страница 43: ...ight 22 Footboard adjustments 22 Footboard check 32 Footboard flip up 22 Frame clean 32 G General care maintenance 30 Getting started 12 H Hand control 13 Hand control extension adjust change sides 18...

Страница 44: ...ducts 2935 Northeast Parkway Atlanta Georgia 30360 telephone 800 347 5678 770 447 1609 fax 800 726 0601 678 291 3232 www grahamfield com Everest Jennings GF and Graham Field are registered trademarks...

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