Summary of Contents for ADP Designs Standard
- Page 1 083 284 2973 ruan@cheapest-wheelchairs.co.za rosslyn@adpwheelchairs.co.za Tel: Email: Fax:086 232 5223 Web: www.cheapest-wheelchairs.co.za ORwww.adpwheelchairs.co.za Owner’s Manual of Deluxe/Standard Electric Wheelchair...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION…………………………………1 STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE…2-3 III. ASSEMBLY…………………………………………4 IV. OPERATION………………………………………5-11 CARE AND MAINTAINANCE……………12-13... -
Page 3: Introduction
I . I N T R O D U C T I O N Read and follow all instructions, warnings, and notes in this manual before attempting to operate your power wheelchair for the first time. If there is any information in this manual which you do not understand, or if you require additional assistance for set up or operation, please contact us. -
Page 4: Structure And Performance
II. STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE Your power wheelchair mainly consists of the following parts: Chair-Frame: It consists of a foldable component, which can be folded from the middle of the seat base in order to store or transport conveniently Operating system: It consists of a controller, two battery boxes, two motors, a set of drive mechanisms and two drive wheels. - Page 5 SPECIFICATIONS Overall size Before folding 1 030mmX509mmX900mm (L x W x H) After folding 900mmX375mmX840mm Seat height 500mm Seat width 450mm Seat depth 430mm Armrest height 700mm Backrest height 850mm Battery weight 14.2kg Wheelchair Weight with batteries 50kg Maximum Speed 6km/h Braking Distance a 6km/h <1500mm...
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Page 6: Assembly
III. ASSEMBLY 1. Take out your wheelchair from the packing box and put it on the ground. Push the chair-frame apart to the left and right, and press two tubes of on both sides of the seat base down into the groves on both sides of the chair-frame 2. -
Page 7: Operation
IV. OPERATION Comfort Adjustments Armrest Flipping Up and Down The armrest of this product can be flipped up for your convenience for getting on or off. Press the lever below the armrest to flip up the armrest, and then the user can get on from the side of the chair. - Page 8 2. Controller The controller is a key component for your wheelchair. All electronics to operate the wheelchair are housed in this controller. The controller consists of the following parts: Joystick Speed Up Button On/Off Button Horn Button Speed Down Button Charger Socket The controller is usually housed on one of the armrests and connected to the batteries together with the motors.
- Page 9 The user can adjust the maximum speed with these buttons. WARNING The wheelchair user must have the ability to drive or control the wheelchair safely. ADP Designs accepts no legal liability for losses of any kind arising from failure to comply...
- Page 10 3. Drive and freewheel modes For your convenience, the wheelchair is equipped with two manual freewheel levers which are located respectively near the left and right wheels. The wheelchair is in freewheel mode when both freewheel levers are simultaneously in position. This allows the wheelchair to be pushed manually.
- Page 11 Snap the buckle so as to hear a click Pull out the belt buckle while it is pressed 5. Charging The off-board battery charger is a main part of the wheelchair. With it, the batteries of your wheelchair can be charged quickly and easily to make your wheelchair achieve its best. WARNING! You must charge your wheelchair’s batteries with the off-board charger supplies by ADP Wheelchairs.
- Page 12 Interference (EMI). If the wheelchair exhibits abnormal situations due to EMI, please turn the power off immediately, stop using the wheelchair and consult your service agent. ADP Designs accepts no legal liability for losses of any kind arising from failure to comply...
- Page 13 10. Folding and Storing of Wheelchair Please fold and store your wheelchair for transport and store as follows: 1) Put your wheelchair on the ground. Shut down the power and put the two manual freewheel levers in freewheel mode. 2) Turn up the footplates and rotate them 90 degrees outward and then pull the latch off the footplate and remove it.
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Page 14: Care And Maintainance
V. CARE AND MAINTENANCE 1. Care and Maintenance After Using Shut down the power (Unplug all wiring connections is the best). Inhibit children from touching the wheelchair. Your wheelchair should be stored at room temperature in order for it to keep its normal performance for longer. - Page 15 3. Troubleshooting This wheelchair is equipped with a malfunction auto-alarm. If the wheelchair is out of order, the LED lights on the controller will turn and the buzzer will sound some alarms so that you can find out the faults according to: Number of LED display Diagnosis...