Sunrise Medical Quickie F40, Руководство пользователя

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Safety warning and user tips
Batteries
Your wheelchair is supplied as
standard from Sunrise Medical with
maintenance free batteries. These
only require regular charging.
Do not, under any circumstances,
tamper with the batteries. If in any
doubt contact your local service
agent.
Do not connect the battery charger
to the mains supply until after you
have connected the charger to
the wheelchair. Before charging,
please read the relevant section in
this manual. Take care with battery
acid which is very dangerous. It
can cause burns to the skin as well
as damage to floors, furniture and
your wheelchair. If it comes into
contact with the skin or clothing,
wash immediately with soap and
water. If it comes into contact with
the eye, immediately flood the
eye with running cold water for at
least 10 minutes and seek medical
attention immediately. Acid can be
neutralised with baking soda and
water. Take care to keep batteries
upright at all times, especially when
transporting your wheelchair.
Note: Before using your vehicle
for the very first time, please
charge the batteries for a
period of 24 hours.
Tyres
Your wheelchair tyres can wear
depending on use. Check them
regularly in accordance with the
service instructions in this manual,
especially the pressure of the tyres.
NEVER inflate the tyres using a
garage forecourt airline. Always use
the pump provided.
Cleaning seating
This is important should the
wheelchair be used by more than
one person to ensure there is no
cross infection.
Cleaning controls
Should the control of your
wheelchair become soiled or dirty,
it can be wiped with a damp cloth
with a dilute disinfectant until
clean. This is important should the
wheelchair be used by more than
one person to ensure there is no
cross infection.
Wheelchair motors
After prolonged use, the motors
will produce heat which is radiated
through the motor’s outer casing.
Do not touch the motor’s outer
casing for at least 30 minutes after
using the wheelchair, to allow it to
cool.