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7.4 – CLEANING AND SERVICING
7.4.1 – Cleaning:
For proper mechanical operation, regular cleaning of your chair is highly recommended.
Especially after use in the rain, dry it thoroughly.
- For painted parts: clean with slightly soapy water.
- For upholstery: use a soft and damp cloth.
For hygienic reasons it is recommended to clean and disinfect all parts of the chair in contact with the human body:
seat, backrest, armrests, headrest, hamstring, joystick, etc.
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7.4.2 – Servicing :
Your electric chair must be subject to regular technical checks. You can do some of these checks yourself, but it is
recommended that you have the chair checked annually by an authorized dealer. Parts replacement must be
performed with PowerStand approved components to ensure chair performance. With proper care your chair should
work perfectly throughout its lifespan.
7.4.3 – Daily control:
To ensure the proper functioning of your chair and safe use, it is advisable to:
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Check the status of the joystick bellows (Replace in case of cracks and/or cracks).
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Check the status of the manipulator (screen and connection).
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Check the proper functioning of the brakes (Once the manipulator is in operation move the joystick slightly
in each direction and then release it, make sure you hear the sound of the brakes coming into place).
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Check the proper functioning of the lamps (headlights, turn signals and position lamps)
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Check tire condition and inflation
Warning
Do not use rough, corrosive and/or pressure washer products.
Sand and seawater can damage ball bearings, some joints, motors and electronic boxes.
Use only controlled and recognized disinfectant products (spray + wiping allowed ).
Warning
Any unauthorized changes will void your warranty and may cause bodily injury.
Any intervention on the components of the chair by an unauthorized person will result in the cancellation of
the warranty.
Any modifications not authorized by PowerStand constitute a remanufacturing of the wheelchair. The person
or group who made the changes will be fully responsible for the wheelchair in accordance with the
Therapeutic Goods Act (TGA).)