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  • Page 1 Instructions for Use (User)
  • Page 2 Additional options for the B500 advanced The model B500 advanced power wheelchair can be equipped with the following additional options (applicable options are checked): Electronic drive-away lock* [ ] Function enabled [ ] Function disabled If enabled, the function is activated by pressing the mode key on the control panel. The function is deactivated with the joystick.
  • Page 3 Table of contents Table of contents Foreword ............Adjustments ............5.3.1 Prerequisites ............Product description ..........5.3.2 Adjusting the back angle ........Function .............. 5.3.3 Adjusting the side panels ........Product Overview ..........5.3.4 Adjusting the footrests ........Safety ..............5.3.5 Adjusting the belt lengths ........

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 6.5.6 Drive-away lock ..........6.10.2 Recaro® seat ............. 6.5.7 Adjusting the driving characteristics ....6.10.3 Headrest ............Activating/deactivating the brakes ...... 6.11 Control unit accessories ........Batteries/charging process ........ 6.11.1 Attendant control ..........6.7.1 Safety Instructions ..........6.11.2 Push-button module ...........
  • Page 5 Table of contents 6.14.3 Necessary accessories ........CE Conformity ........... 6.15 Care ..............Warranty terms ..........6.15.1 Safety Instructions ..........Appendices ............6.15.2 Cleaning ............10.1 Technical data ........... 6.15.3 Disinfection ............Maintenance / repair ........Safety Instructions ..........Maintenance ............

  • Page 6: Page

    The wheelchair may only be combined with the options With this wheelchair, you have purchased a high quality listed in these instructions for use. Otto Bock assumes product which can be put to versatile, daily use at home, no liability for combinations with medical devices and outdoors.

  • Page 7: Product Description

    Product description ■ Your wheelchair model may differ from the models 2.2 Product Overview shown. In particular, not all the options described in these instructions for use will be installed on your wheelchair. ■ We reserve the right to make technical changes to the version described in these instructions for use.
  • Page 8 ► The power wheelchair may only be operated by a qualified user. ► Have the user or attendant trained in operation of the power wheelchair by authorised personnel instructed by Otto Bock. ► As the user, read the entire Instructions for Use. Fig. 2 Anti-tipper ►...
  • Page 9 Safety ► Keep away from any sources of fire, in particular WARNING burning cigarettes. Failure to heed or observe the safety instructions Risk of pinching, crushing, being pulled in, tipping, falling CAUTION ► Observe all safety instructions in these instructions for Extreme temperatures use and in all other applicable documents.
  • Page 10 Safety ► Only use the power wheelchair within a temperature range of -25 °C to +50 °C (-13 °F to 122 °F). 3.3 Reference to additional safety instructions Observe additional safety instructions in the following chapters: ■ Chapter "Preparation for Use" ■ Chapter "Usage" > "Driving Functions" ■...
  • Page 11 Safety 3.4 Rating Plate and Warning Labels Label Meaning Type designation Maximum load capacity (see chapter "Technical Data") C Maximum climbing ability (see chapter "Technical Data") D Maximum speed (see chapter "Technical Data") Maximum front/rear axle load capacity Maximum gross weight G Symbol for separate collection of electric and electronic devices.
  • Page 12 Safety Label Meaning Risk of pinching. Do not reach into the danger area. Page 12 03/2011 B500 classic/advanced...

  • Page 13: Battery Charger

    Delivery ■ Power seat tilt available in 3 different versions (up to 4 Delivery 20°, up to 30°, up to 45°) 4.1 Scope of supply ■ Power back angle adjustment up to 30° The power wheelchair is normally shipped fully assembled ■...
  • Page 14 Delivery 4.3 Storage Storage Conditions ■ Maintain an ambient temperature between -40 °C and 4.3.1 During daily use +65 °C (-40 °F to 149 °F) and a relative humidity The power wheelchair should always be protected against between 45 and 85 %. external influences.
  • Page 15 Black tires contain soot particles. They may leave black WARNING marks where they come into contact with the ground. Incorrect handling of packaging materials Therefore Otto Bock recommends grey tires if the wheelchair is primarily used indoors. Risk of suffocation ■...
  • Page 16 Preparation for use ► Any time you loosen a screw connection with thread 3) Push the lever down until the lock engages (see Fig. 3, item. 2). lock, replace it with a new screw connection or secure the old screw connection with medium 4) Check the bolt and lock to ensure that they are ®...
  • Page 17 Preparation for use 5.3.2 Adjusting the back angle 5.3 Adjustments Standard/contour seat 1) Pull on the strap until the locking bolts are free. 5.3.1 Prerequisites 2) Change the backrest angle to the desired position. Fine fitting/adjusting work should always be performed with the user.
  • Page 18 Preparation for use Recaro® Seat WARNING Incorrect Recaro® Seat settings Risk of falling, tipping ► Note that the maximum backrest angle is 30° while standing and 20° while driving. INFORMATION For further Recaro® Seat settings: Adjusting the Recaro® Seat. ► Turn the knob on the left or right side of the backrest until the backrest is in the desired position (see Fig. 5, Fig.
  • Page 19 Preparation for use Adjusting the armrest height 2) Slide the armrest with the spare tube forward or back­ wards along the attachment rail to the desired position. 1) Loosen the Allen head bolt on the side panel (see Fig. 6). 3) Tighten the 2 Allen head screws. 2) Slide the armrests up or down to the desired position.
  • Page 20 Preparation for use Adjusting the lower leg length CAUTION Exposed pinch points Pinching, crushing of fingers ► Ensure that your fingers are not in the danger area when flipping the footrests up or down. 1) Loosen the 2 Allen head screws on the footrest bar (see Fig. 8).
  • Page 21 Risk of falling, tipping, collision with persons or objects in the vicinity ► Programming may only be performed by authorised personnel trained by Otto Bock. Otto Bock and the control unit manufacturer are not liable in case of damage caused by programming which was not per­...
  • Page 22 Operation ► After configuration/programming is complete, the user must test the driving characteristics of the power wheelchair under the supervision of the authorised personnel. If necessary, the authorised personnel can fit the already preprogrammed wheelchair control system and accessor­ ies to the specific user requirements. 6 Operation 6.1 Side panels Fig.
  • Page 23 Operation 6.2 Footrests CAUTION Exposed pinch points Pinching, crushing of fingers ► Ensure that your fingers are not in the danger area when flipping the footrests up or down. Removing the footrests 1) Unhook the calf band. 2) Flip the footplate up. Fig.
  • Page 24 Operation 6.3 Getting in / transfer Getting in from the front CAUTION CAUTION Exposed pinch points Getting in and out incorrectly Pinching, crushing of fingers Risk of falling, tipping, pinching, crushing ► Ensure that your fingers are not in the danger area ►...
  • Page 25 Operation Getting in from the side 1) Place the seat in the horizontal position. 2) Bring the power wheelchair as close as possible to where the user is sitting. 3) Remove the side panel (see Page 22). INFORMATION If the control panel is on the side from which the user is getting into the wheelchair, it can be removed and laid onto the seat.
  • Page 26 Operation ► Switch all mobile devices off while driving. ► Turn the control unit off when it is not needed. The power wheelchair is controlled by a VR2 controller. Since the control unit is programmable, it can be adapted to the personal requirements of the user; e. g. the speed, acceleration and deceleration values can all be adapted.
  • Page 27 Operation [On/Off] Button Holding this button turns the power wheelchair on or off and activates/deactivates the drive-away lock. [Mode] Button Pressing the button briefly increases/decreases the speed level. After reaching the maximum speed level, you can change back to speed level 1 by pressing the button again (1-2-3-4-5-1-…).
  • Page 28 Operation [Lights On/Off] Button The front and rear lights are activated/deactivated by pressing the button. LCD Display The LCD display is the communication interface between the user and the control unit. It indicates the selected speed level, the remaining battery capacity, the status of power options as well as warnings and errors.
  • Page 29 Operation ■ Selected speed level (LCD display) If one segment turns of, this means that the battery’s capacity has decreased by approximately 14 %. At a After turning the wheelchair on, the display indicates the total range of approximately 25 km over even terrain, selected speed level and battery capacity in the Driving each segment corresponds to a range of approximately menu:...
  • Page 30 Operation Display Information 6.5 Driving Functions Low battery capacity 6.5.1 Safety Instructions CAUTION Charging process with drive-away lock Lack of driving experience Risk of tipping, falling Battery is under voltage, with warn­ ing symbol ► Practice on level, open ground first. Battery is over voltage, with warning Dangers while driving symbol...
  • Page 31 Operation ► Lock the brake every time before parking the power CAUTION wheelchair. Driving in the dark Risk of an accident involving other traffic, collision with CAUTION persons or objects in the vicinity. Insufficient support of the seated person ► Wear bright clothing or clothing with reflectors. Risk of falling out of the power wheelchair ►...
  • Page 32 Operation ► Engage the brake. INFORMATION Danger due to defective tires During use of the power wheelchair, electrical discharges (high voltage with low current; discharge via the user) CAUTION may occur which are caused by factors such as friction. However, these do not represent a health hazard. The Defective tires resulting discomfort can be prevented by customisation Risk of accident/falls due to poor traction, reduced brak­...
  • Page 33 Operation ■ 6.5.2 Driving notes Uncontrolled driving behaviour may occur on uneven ground. The speed must always be adjusted to the General: ground conditions. ■ Beginners should always drive slowly. Inclines and downgrades: ■ Always take curves slowly. ■ Ascending or descending slopes up to max. 17 % is ■...
  • Page 34 Operation ■ Typical dangerous areas include: WARNING - narrow paths along waterways/slopes/cliffs (e.g. Defective safety functions quay walls, dikes, etc.) Risk of falling, tipping, collision with persons or nearby - cramped rooms or areas. objects - steep downgrades (e.g. in the mountains, facing ►...
  • Page 35 Operation ■ Pressing the [On/Off] button (see Fig. 14, item 2) turns Display Information the power wheelchair control unit on or off. The power Selected speed level = 1 (left: bat­ wheelchair turns off automatically if the control panel is tery capacity) not used for an extended period of time.
  • Page 36 Operation fully functional again once the unit has cooled down suffi­ ► Only drive on inclines and over obstacles with the ciently (this may take several minutes depending on the seat tilt and seat height adjustments lowered and with ambient temperature). a vertical backrest.
  • Page 37 Operation The power wheelchair control unit features an electronic Display Information drive-away lock. This function is activated/deactivated via Drive-away lock the control panel. The drive-away lock can only be activated or deactivated if the "Drive-away lock" parameter is set to "Function Deactivating the drive-away lock enabled".
  • Page 38 6.6 Activating/deactivating the brakes ► Programming may only be performed by authorised WARNING personnel trained by Otto Bock. Otto Bock and the control unit manufacturer are not liable in case of Uncontrolled rolling damage caused by programming which was not per­...
  • Page 39 → A warning will appear on the LCD monitor as soon as objects the joystick is deflected: ► Repairs and adjustments to the brake may only be made by authorised personnel trained by Otto Bock. Display Information Incorrect settings can lead to a loss of braking power.
  • Page 40 Unauthorised battery replacement Risk of battery damage → The driving function is activated. ► Replacing the battery or modifying the battery installa­ tion position may only be performed by authorised personnel trained by Otto Bock. Page 40 03/2011 B500 classic/advanced...

  • Page 41: General

    Operation When driving at a low charge condition, the power wheel­ ► The characteristic curve of the battery charger estab­ chair control unit switches to a creeping speed which lished at the factory matches the batteries included in saves power. the scope of delivery and may not be altered inde­...
  • Page 42 ► Only use battery chargers from Otto Bock, which Please see the instructions for use supplied with the battery have been verified and approved by Otto Bock for use charger for further details on use and on the LED indicat­...
  • Page 43 ► Charge the battery as soon as possible if the last ► Only use battery chargers which have been verified three segments of the "Battery Capacity" LED indicat­ and approved by Otto Bock for use with the respect­ or are flashing. ive batteries (observe information on the battery char­...
  • Page 44 Operation → The charging process starts automatically, and the battery charge condition is indicated by the LED indicator on the control panel and on the battery charger. 4) Turn the battery charger off when the charging process is complete. 5) Remove the battery charger mains plug. 6) Disconnect the battery charger plug from the control panel.
  • Page 45 Operation ► Note that when power seat options are used, inherent ► When using power seat options, note that the seat pinch and shear points are located between the seat function actuators are not designed for continuous frame and the power wheelchair frame. use, only for short-term use under limited loads (10% load, 90% idle time).
  • Page 46 Operation ► Only use the seat height adjustment feature with the ► Check for correct tire pressure. backrest in the upright position. NOTICE ► Only use the seat height adjustment feature on level ground. Risk of transportation damage. ► Note that the field of vision is limited when driving with Risk of damage to the power wheelchair the seat raised.
  • Page 47 Operation The driving function remains available even when the seat is raised. The speed is reduced (creep speed) as soon as the seat leaves the lowest position, because the power wheelchair is less resistant to tipping. This is indicated on the control panel by the snail symbol on the LCD display: Display Information...
  • Page 48 Operation Fig. 22 Power back angle adjustment Fig. 23 Power footrest flipped up 6.8.5 Power footrests 6.8.6 Controlling power seat functions ■ To avoid permanent pressure points or to ensure anti-shock Holding the [Mode] button (approx. 2 seconds; see support, the power wheelchair can be equipped with Fig. 14) activates control of the first power seat func­...
  • Page 49 Operation ■ The electric motor moves the seat function as long as the joystick is deflected, and stops at the end positions. ■ Holding the [Mode] button again (approx. 2 seconds; see Fig. 14) deactivates the seat function in the selec­ ted position.
  • Page 50 Operation 6.8.7 Joystick and display functions The following power seat functions can be controlled with the joystick: Display Seat function Joystick* deflection Power seat height adjustment Forward: Seat surface moves up Back: Seat surface moves down Power seat tilt** Back: Seat slowly tips back Forward: Seat slowly tips toward the horizontal position Power back angle adjustment Forward: Backrest tilts forward Back: Backrest tilts backward...
  • Page 51 Operation 6.9 Manual seat functions ► Note that the seat can drop suddenly if the release lever is operated while the seat is tilted. The power wheelchair can be equipped with a range of optional manual seat functions. The power wheelchair with standard or contour seat can be equipped with a manual seat tilt function.
  • Page 52 Operation → The backrest is adjusted. Fig. 24 Tilting the seat manually Fig. 25 Adjusting the backrest manually 6.9.3 Manual back angle adjustment The power wheelchair with standard or contour seat can 6.9.4 Manual elevating footrests be equipped with a manual back angle adjustment func­ The power wheelchair can be equipped with manual elev­...

  • Page 53: Recaro® Seat

    Operation → The footrest is adjusted. Fig. 27 Contour seat Fig. 26 Manual elevating footrest 6.10.2 Recaro® seat 6.10 Additional seat options WARNING The power wheelchair can be equipped with a range of Incorrect Recaro® Seat settings other seat options. Risk of falling, tipping 6.10.1 Contour seat ►...
  • Page 54 Operation Folding the backrest forward (reducing the transportation size) 1) Pull the release lever on the Recaro® seat(see Fig. 5, item 1) up. The release lever is located on the side of the backrest. 2) Fold the backrest forward. 3) Let go of the release handle. →...
  • Page 55 Operation Attaching the Recaro® seat to the mobility base Adjusting the lateral supports in the lumbar region CAUTION INFORMATION Recaro® seat not locked in place This information only applies to the Recaro® LT model. Risk of tipping 1) Turn the knob on the side of the backrest forward. ►...

  • Page 56: Headrest

    Adjusting the headrest The height and tilt of the headrest are adjustable. 6.10.3 Headrest Otto Bock offers the option of equipping the standard and contour seats with a headrest. The bracket for attaching the headrest mounting kit is attached with an adapter which is mounted to the back frame.
  • Page 57 Operation Fig. 30 Attaching the attendant control Functional overview The attendant uses the attendant control to operate the driving function and the power seat functions. Fig. 31 Attendant control The module is connected in conjunction with the control panel or as an individual input device. [On/Off] Button [Mode] Button Battery capacity (LED indicat­...
  • Page 58 Operation [On/Off] Button Information The button is used for switching the power wheelchair on, Red/Orange/Green Charging process / drive away flashing alternately lock for activating the drive-away lock and for switching the wheelchair off. [Mode] Button Display Information Switch between speed level 1 and 2 by pressing the button Attendant control activated briefly.

  • Page 59: Push-Button Module

    Operation The currently selected seat function is indicated on the con­ Joystick trol panel display (see Page 44 et. seq.) and by the follow­ The joystick is used for driving. The further it is moved away ing LEDs on the attendant control: from the centre position, the faster the power wheelchair will drive in this direction.
  • Page 60 Operation Available functions Display Information Depending on the power wheelchair model and program­ Power footrest right ming of the push button module, up to 5 power seat func­ tions (see Fig. 32, item 1) can be controlled during normal driving operation: Power footrests, coupled Display Information...
  • Page 61 Operation INFORMATION The function of the [Selected function up/down] buttons can be programmed according to the user's wishes (but­ ton [Selected function up] = function up or function down - depending on programming). In addition, 3 Buddy-Buttons can be connected to the push button module and positioned at will (see Page 62).

  • Page 62: Adapter Cable For Piko Or Buddy Button

    Operation 6.11.3 Adapter cable for Piko or Buddy button 6.11.4 External odometer The power wheelchair can be equipped with an external INFORMATION odometer. It is connected to the control panel guard. For additional information on user specific adjustment of this function: see front inside cover. Additional information on using it can be found in the manu­...

  • Page 63: Additional Options

    6.12 Additional options 6.12.1 Control panel holder Swing-away control panel holder Otto Bock offers the option of equipping the power wheel­ chair with a removable control panel mounted on a swing- away control panel holder. This control panel holder makes it possible to drive the power wheelchair under a table or closer to an object.

  • Page 64: Lights

    Operation Fig. 35 Height-adjustable control panel holder Fig. 36 Headlights 6.12.2 Lights 6.12.3 Belts / belt systems The power wheelchair can be equipped with a light kit. Lap belt The warning flashers, the right and left direction indicators, CAUTION and the light are operated via the control panel. The light kit consists of 2 rear lights with integrated direc­...
  • Page 65 Operation CAUTION Putting the lap belt on incorrectly Risk of pressure points, constriction ► Ensure that the buckle lies in the middle of the body. ► Ensure that the lap belt is not too tight against the body. ► Remove objects or clothing which get caught. The power wheelchair can be equipped with a lap belt.
  • Page 66 Operation Four-point belt/chest belt 3) Position the respective half of the buckle at a right angle (see Fig. 38, item 1). CAUTION 4) Slide the 2 halves of the closure to the desired position. Insufficient support of the seated person 5) Release the respective half of the buckle. Risk of falling out of the power wheelchair →...

  • Page 67: Suspension (Steering Casters/Drive Wheels)

    Operation The four-point or chest belt makes it possible to secure A spring and shock absorber element on each of the two patients in the power wheelchair. steering casters increases driver comfort and improves traction, especially on uneven surfaces. Putting the four point/chest belt on The suspension effect is improved even more by a drive >...

  • Page 68: Locking The Steering Casters

    Operation → The bolt at the bottom edge of the front frame extends and engages with the front fork as soon as the power wheelchair faces straight ahead (see Fig. 41, left). → The steering casters are locked. The power wheelchair drives straight in both forward and reverse.

  • Page 69: Rear Bumper

    Operation Fig. 42 Rear bumper Fig. 41 Steering caster lock, engaged and disengaged 6.12.7 Overview of additional options 6.12.6 Rear bumper The power wheelchair may be equipped with a bumper. INFORMATION The bumper provides increased user protection in case of a collision.

  • Page 70: Disassembly/Transport

    WARNING ► For more information please visit the www.iata.org website. Otto Bock recommends contacting the air­ Lifting the power wheelchair incorrectly line directly before every flight to obtain information Risk of falling, tipping, damage to the power wheelchair regarding special transport regulations.

  • Page 71: Reducing The Transportation Size

    Operation CAUTION Securing the power wheelchair insufficiently during transport Risk of pinching, crushing, blows to body parts ► During transportation in vehicles, on lifting platforms or in lifts, turn the control unit of the power wheelchair off and lock the brake. ►...

  • Page 72: Reducing The Transportation Size - Recaro

    Operation Fig. 44 Folding the backrest down Fig. 45 Removing the cross bolt Folding down the backrest with back angle adjustment Cross bolt Lever 1) Remove the side panels. 6.13.3 Reducing the transportation size – Recaro® seat 2) Push the lever (see Fig. 45, item 2) on the back of the To remove/install the Recaro®...

  • Page 73: Use In A Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

    Operation 3) Engage the brake. ► Always use the seats and restraints in the wheelchair accessible vehicle first. This is the only way to provide 4) Use the eyebolts and cargo straps to attach the power optimal protection for the occupants in case of acci­ wheelchair to the means of transportation.

  • Page 74: Permitted Use

    The safety components (such as lap belts) sold by NOTICE Otto Bock only serve to further restrain the person sitting in the power wheelchair. Incorrect cleaning For more information on the use of the power wheelchair Risk of damage to the product, especially to the electron­...

  • Page 75: Safety Instructions

    ■ ► The power wheelchair may only be serviced by Use a damp plastic brush to clean the wheels and authorised personnel trained by Otto Bock. The func­ frame. tionality and operating safety of the power wheelchair 6.15.3 Disinfection must be verified and a service performed at least 1 x per year.

  • Page 76: Maintenance

    Maintenance / repair NOTICE Failure to inspect important wheelchair features Risk of damage to the product ► Check all power seat options for visual damage and ensure that screw connections are tight at least 1 x per month. ► Check for proper tire pressure. The correct tire pres­ sure is printed on the tire casing and listed in the "Technical Data"...

  • Page 77: Maintenance Intervals

    Maintenance / repair 7.2.1 Maintenance intervals The functions described below must be checked by the user or an attendant at the specified intervals: Components Activity Before Weekly Monthly every trip Drive wheels Wheels must rotate freely and without axial run out Central nut on the drive shaft tightened Check if wheel mounts are seated securely Directional stability of the entire power wheelchair...
  • Page 78 Maintenance / repair Components Activity Before Weekly Monthly every trip Padding/belts Seat belts must not be worn Check functionality of the belt buckle Tires Air pressure (printed on the tire sidewall) Sufficient tread depth, at least 1 mm Check for damage Batteries Battery charge condition Lights...
  • Page 79 Maintenance / repair Components Activity Before Weekly Monthly every trip Side panel and Armrest and control panel secured armrest Check armrest for damage Gas compression Visual inspection for scratches and oil leaks on the piston spring or actuator B500 classic/advanced 03/2011 03/2011 Page 79...

  • Page 80: Repair

    Maintenance / repair 7.3 Repair 7.3.1 Replacing a defective fuse The 80A safety fuse is located in the battery drawer (power wheelchair with drive wheel suspension) or in a battery tray (power wheelchair without drive wheel suspension). Opening the battery drawer (in models with drive wheel suspension) >...
  • Page 81 Maintenance / repair Fig. 48 Opening the strap Fig. 49 Fuse in the fuse housing Removing the fuse Fuse housing with cover Fuse plugged in 1) Open the fuse holder cover (see Fig. 49, item 1). Fuse holder 2) Pull the fuse out of the spring contacts (see Fig. 49, item 2).

  • Page 82: Replacing A Defective Bulb

    Maintenance / repair 2) Close the strap. ► Ensure that the screws are seated tightly against the plate. 3) Push the drawer under the seat until the release bolt engages. INFORMATION INFORMATION As you close the battery drawer, ensure that the release bolt engages correctly in the Lamp housings and lamps can both be ordered from the intended notch.
  • Page 83 Maintenance / repair Replacing the front direction indicator bulb Replacing the LED headlight 1) Set a small screwdriver into the notch in the direction The LED headlight is maintenance-free. If repairs are indicator housing and flip the cover down (see Fig. 50, required, the authorised person who fitted the wheelchair item 2).

  • Page 84: Replacing The Battery

    Maintenance / repair ► If any faults, defects or other hazards that can lead to personal injury are detected, the power wheelchair must be taken out of service immediately. ► Contact your authorised specialist dealer if uncon­ trolled movement of the power wheelchair occurs due to a malfunction.

  • Page 85: Types Of Notifications

    Maintenance / repair If the measures described here do not resolve the faults completely, contact your specialist dealer. The specialist dealer is able to read the exact error codes with a hand­ held programming device and can perform a targeted sys­ tem analysis.

  • Page 86: Wheelchair Control Unit Fault Overview

    Maintenance / repair 7.4.2 Wheelchair control unit fault overview Display Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Controller temperature warning Overheating due to excess­ Cool down phase ive load Motor temperature warning Overheating due to excess­ Cool down phase ive load Joystick warning Joystick is not in zero posi­...
  • Page 87 Maintenance / repair Display Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Battery under voltage Battery deep discharge Charge as soon as possible Battery cable malfunctioning Check the connection to the battery / faulty connection to the (charge the battery if the connec­ battery tion is good) Battery over voltage...
  • Page 88 Maintenance / repair Display Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Drive motor fault Faulty cabling or plug con­ Check cabling / plug connections nections Contact specialist dealer Defective actuator Brake fault Faulty cabling or plug con­ Check cabling / plug connections nections Contact specialist dealer Defective actuator...

  • Page 89: Attendant Control Fault Overview

    Maintenance / repair 7.4.3 Attendant control fault overview Battery LED Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Red is flashing Battery under voltage Battery deep discharge Charge as soon as possible Green is flashing Battery over voltage Voltage too high (after full Continue driving slowly charge and driving downhill) Mode LED...
  • Page 90 Maintenance / repair Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Red is flashing 5 x Drive motor fault Faulty cabling or plug con­ Check cabling / plug con­ tacts; nections Defective actuator Contact specialist dealer Seat function LEDs Fault/Warning Cause Possible corrective action Backrest LED is flashing Back angle adjustment Faulty cabling or plug con­...

  • Page 91: Disposal

    ► Note that the batteries may not be disposed of as attendant should contact the authorised person who fitted household waste. the wheelchair or Otto Bock service (see inside or outside of rear cover for address). 8.2 Disposal Information To dispose of the wheelchair, return it to the specialist 9.2 Liability...

  • Page 92: Ce Conformity

    I device according to the classification cri­ teria outlined in appendix IX of the guidelines. The declara­ tion of conformity was therefore created by Otto Bock with sole responsibility according to appendix VII of the guidelines.

  • Page 93: Appendices

    Appendices Dimensions and weights 10 Appendices Shipping weight* see weight when empty*, of which: 10.1 Technical data Side panel: < 1 kg (2.2 lbs) Dimensions and weights Footrest (standard): approx. 1 kg Seat width 380 – 420 mm or 430 – 480 mm (2.2 lbs) (15 - 16.5 in or 17 - 18.9 in) Footrest (manual elevating): 1.8 kg...
  • Page 94 Appendices Electrical system Control unit Batteries - Model B500 "classic": enAble40 Wet cell 2 x 12 V; 60 Ah (C5) B500 "advanced": enAble50 2 x 12 V; 63 Ah (C5) Operating voltage 24 V DC Lights: Max. output current 75 A per motor Front direction indic­...
  • Page 95 Bogotá / Colombia Fax +91 22 2520 1267 info@ottobock.rs bockuk@ottobock.com Tel. +57 1 8619988 information@indiaottobock.com Otto Bock Polska Sp. z o. o. Otto Bock Ortopedi ve Fax +57 1 8619977 PL–61-029 Poznań Otto Bock France SNC Otto Bock Japan K. K.
  • Page 96 Lindenstraße 13 · 07426 Königsee/Germany Hersteller/Manufacturer: Otto Bock Mobility Solutions GmbH Lindenstraße 13 · 07426 Königsee/Germany Phone +49 69 9999 9393 · Fax +49 69 9999 9392 ccc@ottobock.com · www.ottobock.com Otto Bock has a certified Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 13485.

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