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Handicare executes a policy of continuous improvement and reserves the right to changes and modifi cations. The information provided is valid for the product in its standard version. Handicare cannot be held liable for possible damage resulting from specifi cations of the product deviating from the standard confi guration.
Replacing Puma 20 motors 5.2.2 Puma 20 / Puma 40 Carrier Converting Puma 20/40 front wheel drive (FWD) to rear wheel drive (RWD) and vice versa. Mounting the kerb climber (Puma 20/40 – RWD) Replacing the carbon brushes (Puma 20/40) 5.2.3...
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Table of content Puma 20/40 5.2.6 Mounting the attendant steering Mounting the attendant steering on backrest frame EasyFit Mounting the attendant Z-steering mechanisme EasyFit / Sedeo Pro+ 5.2.7 Replacements Replacing the batteries Replacing the power module Replacing the mudguards Replacing the coloured covers (only Puma 40) Replacing the anti-tip wheels and bracket 5.2.8...
1.1 This manual This manual contains the instructions for repairs and general maintenance of the Puma 20/40 motor driven wheelchair. Mechanics who do repairs on this wheelchair must be well trained and familiar with the repair methods and the maintenance of the Puma 20/40 wheelchair.
Introduction Puma 20/40 1.3 Symbols used in this manual Warning symbol Follow the instructions next to this symbol closely. Not paying careful attention to these instructions could result in physical injury or damage to the wheelchair or the environment. Reference symbol The symbol refers to a separate user manual.
2.1 Maximum User weight reduction when Puma 20 options are installed on a Puma 40! In case one of the following Puma 20 options is installed on a Puma 40 carrier, the maximum user weight is reduced to 136 kg: •...
Seat adjustment factory settings Handicare will deliver a Puma wheelchair with default factory settings. These settings depend on the options ticked on the order form. When a confi guration is ordered that causes interference, Handicare applies modifi ed factory settings and informs the customer of this via a note included in the wheelchair delivery.
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Puma 20/40 Safety Danger of crushing! Use caution when swinging the controller aside to avoid getting anything crushed. Trap danger. Danger of getting fi ngers jammed.
Tools, parts and components Puma 20/40 Tools, parts and components 3.1 Tools The tools below are needed for various mechanical settings and maintenance: Quantity Description Size (mm) Screwdriver, medium Screwdriver, crosshead Hammer (plastic) Chaser Pair of wire cutters Circlip pliers...
Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 11 Spare parts 4.1 Use of the parts lists This document is meant as a reference book to be used to order parts for the wheelchair that is shown on the front cover. How to order: When ordering parts, please specify: •...
Puma 20/40 4.2 Carrier and seat adjustments Description Page Battery tray and chair interface Puma 20/40 Suspension arm and motors Puma 20 Suspension arm and motors Puma 40 Castor forks and wheels Puma 20 Castor forks and wheels Puma 40...
Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 15 Dahl car docking system Puma 40 RWD Article number Description 1,12-16 1017026 Battery Box Car Docking RWD 2-11 1017123 Dahl cardocking, set 1017124 Plate and bolts Dahl cardocking system O-ring 7x2,5 NBR 70 Washer Pa Di/Do 10.6/20 S=2.2...
28-32,35,37,38 9007484 Motor set, 10 km/h DX, Puma 20 28-32,35a,37,38 9007485 Motor RWD right/ FWD left, 10 km/h DX, Puma 20, see paragraph 5.2.1. 28-32,35b,37,38 9007486 Motor RWD left/FWD right, 10 km/h DX, Puma 20, see paragraph 5.2.1. 28-32,36,37,38 9007487...
Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 17 Suspension arm and motors Puma 40 Article number Description 1-12 9005965 Rubber suspension + bridge 8-12 9005966 Rubber suspension set 13-21 9005963 Anti tip complete FWD 13,15,16,18 9002896 Anti tip wheel FWD 22-30 9005962...
22 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 Covers Puma 20 Article number Description 9005971 Battery cover black 9005972 Battery cover clips set 9004517 Battery access cover 9005973 Tube end covers dark grey set 9005970 Handicare logo Service 9-10 9005981 Ballhead covers dark grey set...
Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 27 Direct access Puma 20/40 Article number Description 1,3-4 1016970 R-net direct access keypad joystick side 1016968 R-net direct access keypad joystick side, set 2,5-6 1016971 Direct access keypad bracket joystick side Spring washer M4 DIN127B VZ...
28 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 Attendant steering on backrest frame EasyFit 1a,1b Article number Description 1a-5 1017047 Attendant steering VR2 including electronics and mounting, set 1b-5 1017113 Attendant steering R-net including electronics and mounting, set 1a,3 9006029 VR-2 dual attendant module service...
30 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 4.3 Wiring and modules Shark Article number Description Article number Description 9007143 Shark Remote Drive Only DK-REMD01 service 9007144 Shark Remote Drive+Lights DK-REMD31 service 9007145 Shark Remote Drive+Lights+2Act. DK-REMD21 service 9007150 Shark Power Module DK-PMB01 (60 + 15A) service...
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Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 31 Flowchart Shark system; to determine the correct system parts...
1016969 R-net direct access keypad not joystick side, set 9002912 R-net Seating/Lighting Module ISM-6L (6Act+Lights) service 1017230 Bracket for R-net ISM module on Puma 20 frame icw EasyFit 9006238 R-net 4-way Connector Block service 9002480 R-net extension cable 1.0m 9002482 R-net Cable 2.0m...
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Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 33 Flowchart R-net system towards mid-October 2012; to determine the correct system parts...
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34 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 Flowchart R-net system upward of mid-October 2012; to determine the correct system parts Handicare Puma 20/40 Created Date: BvG/PF 2013-10-04 R-Net Flowchart...
Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 35 4.5 Wiring and modules DX2 Article number Description Article number Description 9007146 DX2 Remote REM420 service 9007147 DX2 Remote REM421 service 9007148 DX2 Remote REM550 service 9007154 DX 16 key Remote REM48 Rev-C 9007155...
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36 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 Flowchart DX2 system towards mid-October 2012; to determine the correct system parts...
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Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 37 Flowchart DX2 system upward of mid-October 2012; to determine the correct system parts Handicare Puma 20/40 Created by: Date: 2013-10-04 DX2 Flowchart...
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38 | Spare parts Puma 20/40 Wiring and modules VR-2 7 8 9 Article number Description Article number Description 9002907 VR-2 Joystick Module Drive Only JSM service 9002908 VR-2 Joystick Module Lights JSM-L service 9002909 VR-2 Joystick Module Act & Lights JSM-A-L service...
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Puma 20/40 Spare parts | 39 Flowchart VR-2 system; to determine the correct system parts...
40 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Service instructions 5.1 Maintenance plan Below, we have indicated what needs to be checked, how often this should be done and by whom. To be carried out by Time Description User Supplier Daily • Charging the batteries, after each use.
Replacing Puma 20 motors All types of motors on Puma 20 wheelchairs are gradually replaced with motors which have a higher rpm and therefore require a lower voltage. This has a positive effect on maintaining the wheelchairs maximum driving speed which tends to diminish as battery levels fall.
42 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 5.2.2 Puma 20 / Puma 40 Carrier Converting Puma 20/40 front wheel drive (FWD) to rear wheel drive (RWD) and vice versa. Preparation Relevant article numbers • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control.
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 43 Conversion set for converting RWD to FWD. Tools required. Step 2 Remove interface and seating. Note! Lift the chair in case the wheel chair has an electrical lift.
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44 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 110648-03-008...
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 45 Note! Keep the spacers for reuse at step 5.2! Step 3 Change the direction of drive wheels and the mudguards (only Puma 40). Note! Use a lifting device to provide a proper working platform.
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46 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Check the key is still in place! Note! The Puma 40 has mudguards, take them off! Note! Dispose the ring and bolt! Step 4 Replace the anti-tip wheels and brackets. Note! Replace the anti-tip wheels and brackets! FWD into...
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Step 6 Change the position of the castor wheels. Note! Tighten the shaft and nut of the castor wheels with 25 Nm! Caution! Place at the Puma 20 on both sides of the castor wheel an extra ring between the wheel and the fork!
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48 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Only in case of 12,5 km/h! Note! Only in case of 12,5 km/h! Step 7 Remount the interface and seating.
Note! The kerb climber can only be mounted on a RWD! • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 • Remove the legrests. carrier. • Mount the mounting bracket of the kerb climber on the castor arms.
• Check the tyre pressures. • Note! Be aware of the issue! Notice • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 carrier. • Some parts need to be replaced; the replacement is indicated by a symbol.
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 55 Note! Inspect the collector on the anchor of the motor; if the collector is seriously worn, replace the entire drive unit.
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56 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Check the key is still in place! Note! Tighten the bolts of the drive wheels with 25 Nm! Note! Bolts are provided with Loctite thread locker!
Tools used • Lifting device Notice • Screwdriver • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 • Hammer (plastic) carrier. • Torque wrench, socket, 13 mm • Infl ate the tube to the correct pressure! (See ‘Technical •...
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58 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Check the key is still in place! Note! Tighten the bolts of the drive wheels with 25 Nm! Note! Bolts are provided with Loctite thread locker!
• Note! Be aware of the issue! Notice • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 carrier. • Infl ate the tube to the correct pressure! (See ‘Technical specifi cations’) Note! Suitable work area required!
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 61 Caution! Defl ate the tyre fi rst, before you dismantle the wheel. Follow the steps as shown!
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62 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Caution! Ensure tube and tyre are properly positioned on the rim! Caution! Make sure the tube is not jammed between the two rim halves! Note! Infl ate the tube to the correct pressure! (See: ‘Technical specifi cations’)
• 9005999 Castor wheel outdoor left 3.00-4, grey air Notice • 9006005 Castor wheel outdoor right 3.00-4, grey puncture • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 proof carrier. • 9006004 Castor wheel outdoor left 3.00-4, grey puncture proof •...
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 65 Note! Tighten the shaft and nut of the castor wheels with 25 Nm! Caution! Place at the Puma 20 on both sides of the castor wheel an extra ring between the wheel and the fork!
Preparation Notice • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 • Use a lifting device to raise the drive and castor wheels carrier. clear of the ground.
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 67 Caution! Defl ate the tyre fi rst, before you dismantle the wheel. Follow the steps as shown! Caution! Ensure tube and tyre are properly positioned on the rim! Caution! Make sure the tube is not jammed between the two rim halves!
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68 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Caution! Defl ate the tyre fi rst, before you dismantle the wheel. Follow the steps as shown!
Preparation Notice • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 • Use a lifting device to raise the drive and castor wheels carrier. clear of the ground.
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Note! Tighten the bolt of the castor fork with 7 Nm! Note! Tighten the shaft and nut of the castor wheels with 25 Nm! Caution! Place at the Puma 20 on both sides of the castor wheel an extra ring between the wheel and the fork!
Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 71 5.2.5 Mounting the direct access Preparation Tools used Note! Switch off the wheelchair via remote control. Instructions Note! Suitable work area required! • Follow the illustrated instructions for mounting the direct access (1 joystick side and 2 not joystick side) Relevant article numbers •...
72 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 5.2.6 Mounting the attendant steering Mounting the attendant steering on backrest frame EasyFit Preparation Tools used Note! Switch off the wheelchair via remote control. Instructions Note! Suitable work area required! • Follow the illustrated instructions for mounting the attendant steering.
Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 73 Mounting the attendant Z-steering mechanisme EasyFit / Sedeo Pro+ Preparation Tools used Note! Switch off the wheelchair via remote control. Instructions Note! Suitable work area required! • Follow the illustrated instructions for mounting the attendant Z-steering.
Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 75 5.2.7 Replacements Replacing the batteries Preparation Relevant article numbers • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • 9002592 M8x12 CKS BZK PRECOTE 85 • Remove the fuses from the battery compartment before •...
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76 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Caution! A battery tray with batteries is a heavy load! Be careful at the moment you undock the battery tray from the battery box! Caution! Undock the battery tray slowly from projection in the battery box!
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 77 Note! Insert the battery spacer set correctly, as shown in the next diagrams! Note! Insert the battery spacer set correctly, as shown in the next diagrams! Caution! Dock the battery tray slowly on the projection in the...
• Dispose of waste parts in accordance with local regulations. Info • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 carrier. • Some parts need to be replaced; this is indicated by a symbol. • Always remove the fuses from the battery compartment...
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80 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 110648 03 063 Caution! Dispose of the power module has to be done in accordance with local regulations!
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 81 110648-03-066 Note! Reprogram the wheelchair...
82 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Replacing the mudguards Preparation Relevant article numbers • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • 9004533 Drive wheel fender black • Use a lifting device to raise the drive wheels clear of the •...
84 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Replacing the coloured covers (only Puma 40) Ball head cover / Deco ring motor arm / Deco strip suspension bridge cover Preparation Notice Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. Use a screwdriver in case you can’t get off the covers by hand.
86 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Replacing the anti-tip wheels and bracket Preparation Relevant article numbers Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • 9005962 P2040 Anti-Tip RWD Complete Service • 9005963 P2040 Anti-Tip FWD Complete Service Instructions Follow the illustrated instructions for mounting the anti-tip...
Preparation Notice • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • Use a lifting device to raise the wheelchair / Puma 20/40 • Remove the fuses from the battery compartment before carrier. carrying out any work on the electrical system.
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88 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Lift the chair, in case the wheelchair has a lift. 110648-03-008...
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Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 89 Note! Keep the spacers for reuse for rebuilding the wheelchair. Caution! Two people are needed to carry out this operation.
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90 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Caution! Two people are needed to carry out this operation. Note! Reuse the spacers. Note! Fasten the cables with tie wraps!
92 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Adjusting the centre point of gravity Preparation Relevant article numbers • Switch off the wheelchair via the remote control. • 9002592 M8x12 CKS BZK PRECOTE 85 • 00000.2003 Locking ring, fl at M8 Instructions...
• Remove the entire seating unit from the carrier. Two people are needed to carry out this operation. Icons (See instruction: Converting Puma 20/40 front wheel Action must be carried out by two persons! drive (FWD) to rear wheel drive (RWD), Step 2 Remove interface and seating.)
• Remove the entire seating unit from the carrier. Two • 9006017 Electrical tilt 25° people are needed to carry out this operation. (See instruction: Converting Puma 20/40 front wheel Tools used drive (FWD) to rear wheel drive (RWD), Step 2 Remove •...
Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 97 Adjusting the electrical seat tilt 0 - 45°, the minimum tilt angle (0 – 9°) With this adjustment the minimum / down limit angle of the Relevant article numbers tilt can be set. • 9006021 Electrical tilt 45°...
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98 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Caution! Adjusting the minimum angle should be done with caution. If the set screw is turned inward too much it can damage the limit switch.
Puma 20/40 Service instructions | 99 Adjusting the electrical seat tilt 0 - 45°, the maximum tilt angle (< 45°) There are certain settings of the carrier and seating system Relevant article numbers combination at which interference can occur between the •...
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100 | Service instructions Puma 20/40 Note! Make sure to keep a gap of about one fi nger thickness Note! It might be needed to loosen the switch cable Note! If needed fi xate the cable with a new tie wrap...
(on hinge point 1 or hinge point 2, see fi gure), seat height, seat depth, seat cushion, centre of gravity setting. PUMA 20/40 RWD, Sedeo Lite, electrical tilt adjustment 0 - 45° Backrest Adjustment Setting (hole no. | seat depth in cm)
High tire pressure Check the tire pressure of the castor wheels. The Puma 20/40 tires can be infl ated up to 3.5 bar; in (air castors only). case of shimmy problems, it might help to lower the tire pressure of the castor wheels (min.
Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting If your Puma 20/40 is not working even though the batteries are fully charged, the following checks can be carried out before contacting your supplier. Check whether all of the battery clips are fi rmly in place.
Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting | 111 6.2 R-net faultfi nding table Trip Trip Text Description Code The most common cause of this trip is if the joystick is defl ected away from center before and during the time the control system is switched on. The joystick displaced screen will be displayed for 5 seconds, if the joystick is not released within that time then a trip is registered.
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112 | Trouble shooting Puma 20/40 Trip Trip Text Description Code This occurs when the control system detects a short in either of the Lamp Circuits. • Check the lamps, cables and connections to the control system. Left Lamp Short...
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Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting | 113 Trip Trip Text Description Code This is a non specifi c memory error which could be caused by any of the modules within the system. • Check all cables and connections. • Cycle the power.
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114 | Trouble shooting Puma 20/40 Trip Trip Text Description Code The Omni has detected that the User Switch has become disconnected. • Check all cables and connectors between the Omni and the User Switch. If the trip is still present after the above checks have been made, then the User Switch may be User Switch detached defective.
Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting | 115 6.3 DX2 faultfi nding table Signal Possible cause Remedy The controller plug is not properly inserted in This is probably a 'STALL' timeout. ON/OFF light the ‘power module’. Place the joystick in neutral and try again...
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116 | Trouble shooting Puma 20/40 Signal Possible cause Remedy Check the drive units. Note: This fault is often caused by taking obstacles that are 'STALL' overload fault: ON/OFF light: too high, or driving against walls, and door frames, etc.
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• Turn the system off and on several times. other Make sure to wait 10 seconds before you turn the system on again. • If turning the system off and on does not help, contact the Service Department of Handicare...
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• If all DX BUS connections are OK and turning the system off and on does not help, contact the Service Department of Handicare Internal fault Contact the Service Department of Handicare other DX2 System condition indications DX2-ACT...
Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting | 119 6.4 VR-2 faultfi nding table Trip Types and Their Possible Causes Once the trip type has been established, refer to the relevant section below for further information. Trip code Trip Type Description & Reference 1320 Refer to "Current Limit Active"...
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120 | Trouble shooting Puma 20/40 Trip Possible cause Remedy This occurs when the control system detects that the right motor has become disconnected. Check the right motor, motor connectors and wiring. If the trip is still present after the above checks have been made, then the Power Module may be...
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Puma 20/40 Trouble shooting | 121 Possible cause Remedy The most common cause of this trip is if the joystick is defl ected away from the center when the control system is being switched on. When the control system is switched on, the battery gauge Joystick Displaced at will blink for a short time.
Maximum battery dimensions with Dahl system 260 x 172 x 190 (10.2 x 6.8 x 7.5) mm (inch) Battery capacity 40 / 60 / 74 GEL; 50 AGM (Puma 20 only) Battery capacity with Dahl system 40 / 60 Maximum permissible charging voltage...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 123 Technical product information | 123 Technical product information | 123 Model: PUMA 40 Sedeo Pro+ Class B Description Unit Maximum safe slope ° Static stability Downwards ° Upwards ° Sidewards °...
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* The following aspects have a negative effect on the distance range: obstacles, rugged terrain, driving on slopes, exposure to temperatures below freezing point and frequent use of electronic adjustment options. ** Seat height incl. load, 0° seat angle and 14" drive wheels Model: PUMA 20 Sedeo Lite Class B Description...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 125 Technical product information | 125 Technical product information | 125 Model: PUMA 20 EasyFit Class B Description Unit Maximum user weight kg (st.) 136 (21.4) Total length including legrests mm (inch) 1068 (42) Total width 13”...
126 | Technical product information 126 | Technical product information 126 | Technical product information Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 7.3 Electrical diagrams Shark; drive only To determine the correct remote control, power module, bus and cables for the Shark system in all possible models, please follow...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 127 Technical product information | 127 Technical product information | 127 Shark; drive and lights To determine the correct remote control, power module, bus and cables for the Shark system in all possible models, please follow...
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128 | Technical product information 128 | Technical product information 128 | Technical product information Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Shark; drive, lights & seats To determine the correct remote control, power module, bus and cables for the Shark system in all possible models, please follow...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 129 Technical product information | 129 Technical product information | 129 9007148 9007146 DX2 Remote REM420 service DX2 Remote REM550 service 9007147 DX2 Remote REM421 service 9007154 DX 16 key Remote Lights...
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130 | Technical product information 130 | Technical product information 130 | Technical product information Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 R-net 1016968 R-net Direct access keypad joystick side, set 9007156 R-net Joystick Module Lights JSM LED-L service 9002912 R-Net Seating/Lighting Module ISM-6L...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 131 Technical product information | 131 Technical product information | 131 R-net Dual Attendant Module 9006030 R-net Dual Attendant Module service, Sedeo Lite/Pro 1017113 R-net Attendant steering with mounting set, EasyFit 1017027 R-net Z-steer with mounting set, EasyFit...
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132 | Technical product information 132 | Technical product information 132 | Technical product information Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 VR-2; drive only 9002907 Joystick Module Drive Only JSM service 9002916 VR-2 Power Module VR2-90 (90A) service 9002917 VR-2 Power Module +2Act VR2-90-2A (90A) service To determine the correct remote control, power module, bus and cables for the VR-2 system in all possible models, please follow the questionary in the VR-2 fl...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 133 Technical product information | 133 Technical product information | 133 VR-2; drive & lights 9002908 Joystick Module Lights JSM-L service 9002911 VR-2 Lighting Module service 1014910 Sedeo Lite Lighting 1014906 Sedeo Pro Lighting set on flip up armrest...
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134 | Technical product information 134 | Technical product information 134 | Technical product information Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 VR-2; drive, lights & seats 9002909 Joystick Module Act & Lights JSM-A-L service 9002911 Lighting Module service Lift / Tilt / Back...
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Puma 20/40 Puma 20/40 Technical product information | 135 Technical product information | 135 Technical product information | 135 VR-2 Dual attendant module 9006029 Dual Attendant Module service, Sedeo Lite/Pro 1017047 Attendant steering with mounting set, EasyFit 1017035 VR2 Z-steer with mounting set, EasyFit...
Notwithstanding the rights and obligations of Handicare, Client and User set forth in Handicare’s general terms and conditions of sale, the rights of the Client and/or User towards Handicare in case of defects are limited to the provisions set forth in this warranty.