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Issue 4 6
Safety warnings
Wheelchair range
The range of your wheelchair can
be affected by many factors such
as user weight, terrain, ambient
temperature and battery condition.
The stated range in the sales
literature should be seen as the
theoretical maximum and may not
be attained by every user.
We recommend that every user
initially limit their journey to half the
stated range, until they have
confidence in the actual range their
wheelchair can attain. If your
battery indicator is showing a low
charge then do not attempt a long
journey unless you are confident in
reaching your destination and also
returning to your home without the
risk of being left stranded.
Use on a slope
Your wheelchair has been designed
and tested to allow its use on
slopes or gradients of up to 8° or
10°. However, if you have the
option of adjusting the angle of
seating with either tilt seat or
recline back, then in certain
circumstances your wheelchair
could become unstable. Before
attempting to climb or decline a
slope, we strongly recommend that
you return the seat and back to an
upright position.
Use on a slope (continued)
Failure to do this may cause the
wheelchair to become unstable.
If you are in any doubt about the
capabilities of wheelchair on a
slope then do not attempt to drive
up or down the slope, try to find an
alternative route.
Mobile telephones and two -
way radios.
When operating cordless or mobile
telephones, two way radios, walkie-
talkies, C.B. Amateur Radio or
other transmitting devices, the
following must be noted:
Mobile telephones or two - way
radios devices must not be
used while operating the
vehicle.
Use of Mobile Phones or Two Way
Radios can cause excessively
strong electromagnetic fields. This
may interfere with the vehicles
electronic systems. If Mobile
Phones or Two Way Radios are
required to be used, the vehicle
must be brought to a halt and the
power turned off before any such
device is switched on or used.