Invacare Bora XTR Series Service Manual page 13

Problem
Batteries not being
charged
Mobility device runs
too slowly
Service plan (1x annually)
CAUTION!
Risk of injury and damage to property, if the maximum speed reduction on a mobility device with a lifter does not
function correctly
The mobility device's control unit must reduce the maximum possible speed as soon as the lifter is raised.
– Test the maximum speed reduction for correct function after any maintenance work or modifications to the mobility device.
Component
Armrests
Side panels
Seat lock
Tilt
Power recline (if fitted)
Frames (chassis) / battery
mounting
Wheel suspension and
wheels
Drive units, coupling
mechanism
1528338-P
Other symptoms Possible cause
None Batteries defective
LEDs blinking on charging Charging unit defective
unit
None Remote defective
Batteries defective
Check Remedy
Damage to armrests Replace covering if
damaged
Armrest fixings Tighten screws
Damage to side panels Replace side panels if
damaged
Side panel fixings Tighten screws
Replace seat lock
Seat lock defective
Check correct fit of SL Replace SL retainer clip if
retainer clip necessary
Damage to backrest Replace parts if damaged
Tighten screws
Seams
Replace cable motor if
Fixing
necessary
Check cable
Check function
Check fixings, welded Tighten screws
seams and battery
Replace components if
mounting
necessary
Check drive wheels for Adjust, replace wheel hubs
tight fit and side play
Check steering wheels for Replace wheels, wheel
tight fit, float and side play fork or wheel bearings
Pneumatic tires (if fitted) Repair or replace if
damaged
Check functions in drive Replace motor if necessary
and push modes
Check coupling Tighten screws/nuts,
mechanism adjust or replace if
necessary
Solution Documentation
Replace batteries See 5.9.7 Batteries, page
30
Replace charging unit See user manual
Replace remote See corresponding
controls manual
Replace batteries See user manual
Notes
See 5.7.1 Replacing drive
wheel, page 20
See 5.7.8 Repairing
rear tire (wheel size
3.00-8"), page 24; 5.7.9
Repairing tire (wheel size
280/250-4), page 25; 5.7.6
Repairing a flat tire at the
caster (tire rim type 4"; 3
spoke version), page 23;
5.7.7 Repairing a flat rear
tire (wheel rim type 8"; 3
spoke version), page 24.
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