Handicare IBIS XP, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance
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Maintenance of the batteries
Refer to the battery instructions.
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Make sure that the batteries are
always well charged.
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Do not use the wheelchair if the
batteries are almost depleted
and never completely deplete
the batteries. This can seriously
damage the batteries and you
run the risk to come to an
unintended standstill.
Cleaning the batteries
Keep the batteries clean and dry. Dirt
and water can cause a leak, reducing
the capacity of the batteries. After
cleaning grease the poles with acid-
free Vaseline.
Replacing the batteries
If the capacity of the batteries is
reduced to the extent that the
wheelchair can only make very short
trips, the batteries are at the end of
their lifespan. The batteries must be
replaced as soon as possible. Contact
your dealer for this.
4.3 Checking and inflating the
tyres
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Make sure the tyres are kept at
the correct pressure.
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The tyre pressure may never
exceed the maximum value
indicated on the tyre.
Inflate the tyres with a foot pump or a
bicycle pump, in combination with the
reducing nipple included in the
delivery. You can also have your tyres
inflated at your local petrol station.
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Tyre pressure drive wheel: 2.7 bar
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Tyre pressure castor wheel: 2.5 bar
4.4 Cleaning the wheelchair
Removing dry dirt
Upholstery, metal parts and frame
parts can usually easily be cleaned
with a dry soft cloth.
Removing mud and other wet
dirt
The dirty parts can best be cleaned by
first wiping them with a wet sponge
and then wiping them dry with a dry
soft cloth.
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Never use abrasive or
aggressive cleansers. They can
scratch the wheelchair.
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Do not use organic solvents
such a thinner, benzene or white
spirit.
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Be careful with water in view of
the electronic system.