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  • Page 1 Powered Wheelchair User Manual Morgan Series (Morgan Sling Seat / Morgan Seat / Morgan KISS Seat)
  • Page 2 release 04-2019...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    6.4 Batteries ..............................15 6.5 spray test ..............................16 6.6 Stairways ..............................16 6.7 Escalator ..............................17 7. You and your Karma service provider ......................17 8. Classification & intended use ........................17 8.1 CE marking ............................. 17 9. Safety ................................19 9.1 Before Driving ............................
  • Page 4 10. The Morgan Series Labeling ........................22 11. EMI/RFI ............................... 23 11.1 Electromagnetic interference from radio wave sources ..............24 11.2 The sources of radiated EMI can be broadly classified into three types: ..........24 11.3 Powered vehicle electromagnetic interference (EMI) ................. 24 11.4 Warnings ..............................
  • Page 5 13.4.6. Horn Button ..........................36 13.4.7. Speed Decrease Button ........................ 37 13.4.8. Speed Increase Button ......................... 37 13.4.9. Mode Button ..........................37 13.4.10. Profile Button ..........................37 13.4.11. Hazard Warning Button and LED ....................37 13.4.12. Lights Button and LED ........................ 37 13.4.13.
  • Page 6 16. Transferring in and transferring out of the powered wheelchair .............. 66 16.1. Transferring in to the powered wheelchair ..................66 16.2. Transferring out of the powered wheelchair ..................66 16.3. Starting and Driving ..........................66 16.4. Installing the seat assembly on the chassis..................67 16.4.1.
  • Page 7 22. TROUBLESHOOTING ..........................104 22.2. VR2 Controller, Battery & Diagnostics Indicator ................105 23. specifications............................107 23.1. The Morgan series static stability ..................... 110 24. CLEANING & RECYCLING .......................... 111 24.1. Cleaning ............................. 111 24.2. Post-Consumer Recycling ........................111 25.

  • Page 8: How To Contact Karma

    Min-Hsiung Shiang Chia-Yi 621 Taiwan www.karma.com.tw European representative: Karma Mobility Ltd. Unit 6, Target Park, Shawbank Road Redditch B98 8YN, United Kingdom phone: +44 (0)845 630 3436 info@karmamobility.co.uk Produced and published by Karma Medical, Taiwan Technical changes and print errors prohibited.

  • Page 9: Declaration Of Conformity

    3. Declaration of conformity Morgan Series...

  • Page 10: Introduction

    Karma runs the policy of continuously product improvement. Therefore, pictures of products or options as shown in this manual might be different from what you see in this manual. Karma reserves the right to make changes to the product without prior notice.
  • Page 11 The used symbols on the chassis plate are explained below: describes the model and type of the product. stands for indoor- and outdoor use (Class B). stands for the date of production. this icon stands for the maximum driving speed. this icon stands for the maximum slope to drive on.

  • Page 12: Preface

    1.1 This owner's manual includes operation instructions for the aspects of the wheelchair, assembly instructions, and instructions on how to deal with possible accidents. This owner's manual is written for Karma powered wheelchair(s): the Morgan series (LEN Sling Seat , LEN Captain Seat and LEN KISS seat) 1.2 The symbols used in this manual are explained below.

  • Page 13: General Warning

    THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE BY KARMA. WARNING As a manufacturer of powered wheelchairs, KARMA endeavors to supply a wide variety of powered wheelchairs to meet the many needs of the user.
  • Page 14 ● DO NOT use parts, accessories or adapters other than those authorized by Karma. Before attempting to sit in or exit the powered wheelchair, turn the power OFF. This will ensure that the powered wheelchair will not drive.

  • Page 15: Ramps

    ⚫ The wheelchair using the captain seat cannot be used as seats in any vehicles. That is, KARMA recommends that users are NOT transported in any vehicle while seated in the wheelchair. In the case of accident or a sudden stop, the user could be thrown from the wheelchair and get injured.

  • Page 16: Spray Test

    However, the Morgan series is not designed for usage in rain or storms or under other circumstances where it may be exposed to high levels of moisture, such as: •...

  • Page 17: Escalator

    If you cannot contact your dealer, please contact another authorized Karma dealer for service. If all else fails, contact Karma directly via our website or give us a call and we can refer you to your new service provider.
  • Page 18 Karma recommends that you install anti-tippers, pelvic belt, or other additional safety accessories.

  • Page 19: Safety

    - Be sure you can control and operate your wheelchair easily and confidently before you set the speed higher. 9.4 No Passengers - KARMA wheelchair is limited to only one single driver. Do not carry passengers (including children) on your wheelchair. 9.5 No Hauling Heavy Goods - Do not use this wheelchair to carry or haul heavy goods.

  • Page 20: General Warning

    9.7 While Driving - Please carry out daily inspections. Refer to Section 7.1 DAILY CHECK 9.8 General Warning - Do not lean over the side of the wheelchair as such an action may cause you to lose balance and fall. - Be careful not to have your clothing get tangled with the wheels.

  • Page 21: Ramps, Inclines And Drops

    - Do not make sudden turns when driving on gravel roads or ramps. - The maximum obstacle climbing ability is 6 cm for the Morgan series. Exceeding this obstacle height will damage your wheelchair and void your warranty. (Figure 2.5) - When negotiating an obstacle, please slow down.

  • Page 22: Maximum User Weight Limit

    - Karma does not design wheelchairs to take jumps over or off obstacles. Doing so will void your warranty. WARNING Do not set the wheelchair in freewheel mode when on an incline or decline. If you breakdown on railroad tracks, first, check for an oncoming train. If a train is coming, get out of its way immediately! If no train is coming, set to freewheel mode and push the wheelchair off the tracks.

  • Page 23: Emi/Rfi

    This section also shows some conditions in which unexpected or erratic wheelchair movements may occur. CAUTION It is very important that you read this information regarding the possible effects of electromagnetic interference on your powered KARMA wheelchair.

  • Page 24: Electromagnetic Interference From Radio Wave Sources

    11.1 Electromagnetic interference from radio wave sources Powered vehicles may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is interfering electromagnetic energy (EM) emitted from sources such as radio stations (Radio Frequency Interference), TV stations, amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and cellular phones. The interference (from radio wave sources) can cause the powered vehicle to release its brakes, move by itself, or move in unintended directions.

  • Page 25: Warnings

    EMI. There is no easy way to evaluate their effect on the overall immunity of the powered vehicle. Report all incidents of unintended movement or brake release to your powered vehicle dealer or KARMA and note whether there was a source of EMI nearby.

  • Page 26: The Wheelchair Parts

    12. The wheelchair parts. 12.1 Morgan with Captain seat 1. Headrest 5. Mid drive wheel 10. Captain seat 2. Captain Seat (Backrest) 6. Free wheel lever 11. Legrest 3. Armrest 7. Joystick controller 12. Calf belt 4. Rear Wheel 8. Positioning belt 13.
  • Page 27 1. Armrest width knob 4. Rear light (optional) 2. Rear indicator (optional) 5. Front tie-down loop 3. Rear battery box CAUTION: Standard equipment is subject to change without notice. The Morgan chassis has transportation loops in the front and rear, which can be used in combination with a 4-point tie down restraint system.

  • Page 28: Morgan With Sling Seat

    12.2 Morgan with Sling seat 1. Headrest(optional) 6. Mid drive wheel 11. Sling seat 2. Sling Seat (Backrest) 7. Front caster wheel 12. Legrest 3. Armrest 8. Side Panel 13. Calf belt 4. Pelvic Belt 9. Joystick controller 14. Footplate 5.

  • Page 29: Morgan With Kiss Seat

    12.3 Morgan with KISS Seat 1. Headrest(optional) 5. Rear caster Wheel 9. KISS seat cushion 2. Backrest 6. Mid drive-wheel 10. Legrest 3. Armrest 7. Controller (Joystick) 11. Footplate 4. Pelvic Belt 8. Charger socket 12. Front caster wheel The KISS seat is a modular, multi adjustable seating systems which can provide optimal seat comfort and support.

  • Page 30: Operation

    13.1 Controller cable tie location. The controller for the Morgan series is packaged in the carton; after opening the carton, the controller needs to be equipped to the correct position by fastening two screws. In the case that the controller cable ties become loose, please refer to the below figure for the locations to fasten the cable ties, and follow the instructions: 1.

  • Page 31: How To Operate Your Wheelchair

    CAUTION: Never tighten the cable ties to tight. This will damage the internal cores of the wires and can cause the wheelchair to fail. 13.2. How to operate your wheelchair. 13.3. VR2 Controller：Control panel with lighting control. without Actuators With Actuators Control Panel (Figure 5-1) Control Panel (Figure 5-2) 1.

  • Page 32: Adjusting The Driving Speed

    The controller unit is set to ensure that the chair can give its best performance. Should the setting be adjusted due to medical needs, the adjustment should be made by KARMA dealers. Do not change or adjust the wiring layout of the chair for your safety.

  • Page 33: Accelerating

    13.3.4. Accelerating To start driving the whellchair, slowly move the joystick out of centre into the direction you want to drive. The more you move the joystick out of centre, the faster the wheelchair will drive. hold the joystick steady in its position when the required speed has been reached.

  • Page 34: Battery Gauge

    13.3.10. Battery Gauge The Battery Gauge is used to indicate power on and provides an estimate of the remaining battery capacity. Any green LEDs lit indicate well-charged batteries. If only amber and red LEDs are lit, the batteries are moderately charged. Recharge before undertaking a long trip. If only red LEDs are lit, the batteries are running out of charge.

  • Page 35: R-Net Control System

    13.4 R-net control system The R-net control system has two versions of Joystick Module – with and without lighting control. Most of the controls are common to both however, the lighting buttons are only included on the Joystick Module with lighting control. Each of the controls is explained within this section. 13.4.1.

  • Page 36: Communication Cable

    If the wheelchair is fitted with actuators, the joystick can also be used to move and select actuators. 13.4.2. Communication cable This cable connects the joystick module to the electronics. 13.4.3. Charger socket The charger socket is used to connect the battery charger for charging the wheelchairs batteries. the charger socket can also be used to lock the wheelchair with a hardware key.

  • Page 37: Speed Decrease Button

    13.4.7. Speed Decrease Button This button decreases the maximum speed setting. Depending on the way the control system has been programmed, a momentary screen may be displayed when the button is pressed. 13.4.8. Speed Increase Button This button increases the maximum speed setting. Depending on the way the control system has been programmed, a momentary screen may be displayed when the button is pressed.

  • Page 38: Right Indicator Button And Led

    CAUTION The control system's warranty will be voided if any device other than a battery charger supplied, with the wheelchair, the lock keyor Karma’s own USB charger is connected into this socket. WARNING Do not put fingers or clothes under the seat or backrest while seat functions are operated.
  • Page 39 WARNING DO NOT tilt the wheelchair on inclines or wet, slipery, icy or oily surfaces. Only tilt the wheelchair on flat surfaces, otherwise it might cause injury to the user. CAUTION The speed will be reduced to half while the seat is tilted at around 7°. The powered wheelchair can not be driven while the seat is tilted over 15°.

  • Page 40: Chassis

    14. Chassis 14.1. Freewheel Lever The Morgan series is supplied with freewheel lever devices to allow manual pushing of the powered wheelchair if required. The freewheel lever is at the axle of the rear wheels. Freewheel Mode: Turn both left and right-side lever down to the upmost position. The wheelchair will now roll freely.

  • Page 41: How To Adjust Your Wheelchair

    15 How to Adjust Your Wheelchair 15.1 The footrests The Morgan series can be mounted with several types of KARMA footrests. 15.1.1. Swing-Away and Detach Footrest To swing away and detach the footrests, pull the swing-away lever (Figure 5.3.1-1), then you can swing away and/or detach the footrests.

  • Page 42: Elevating & Swing Away Footrest

    Figure 5.3.1-8 Figure 5.3.1-9 Figure 5.3.1-10 15.1.4. Elevating & Swing away Footrest Elevating & Swing away Footrest is shown as Figure 5.3.1-11. To swing away and detach the footrests, pull the swing-away lever (Figure 5.3.1-12), then you can swing away and/or detach the footrests. (Figure 5.3.1-13) It can make transferring in and out of the wheelchair easier.

  • Page 43: Powered Elevating & Swing Away Footrest

    15.1.5. Powered Elevating & Swing away Footrest Powered Elevating & Swing away Footrest is shown as Figure 5.1.3-17. To swing away and detach the footrests, pull the swing-away lever (Figure 5.1.3-18), then you can swing away and/or detach the footrests. (Figure 5.1.3-19) It can make transferring in and out of the wheelchair easier.
  • Page 44 For Sling seat and Captain seat Please use the #4 Allen Key Wrench included in your KARMA Tool Kit to make this adjustment. Remove the screws under the seat (Figure 5.3.2-1) then adjust the footrest to accommodate the user's leg position and...
  • Page 45 Figure 5.3.2-1 Figure 5.3.2-2 For KISS seat Please use the #5 Allen Key Wrench to make this adjustment. Remove the screws under the seat (Figure 5.3.2-3) then adjust the footrest to accommodate the user's leg position and flexibility (Figure 5.3.2-4). Re-tighten the screws.5.3.2.2.2 The procedures to adjust the powered footrest are the same as those described on 5.3.2.2.1.
  • Page 46 Tube-in-center Footplate Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench and the #10 box end Wrench to loosen the bolt. (Figure 5.3.3-2) Adjust the footplate height and re-tighten the bolt. (Figure 5.3.3-3, Figure 5.3.3-4) Figure 5.3.3-2 Figure 5.3.3-3 Figure 5.3.3-4 Angle and Depth Adjustable Footrest Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench and the #10 box end Wrench to loosen the bolt.
  • Page 47 Figure 5.3.3-8 Figure 5.3.3-9 Figure 5.3.3-10 Center Mount Legrest Assembly When adjusting the footplate upwards or downwards for the needs of the user, use the #6 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the bolt. (Figure 5.3.4-1) After adjusting the footplate, re-tighten the bolt. When adjusting the footplate inwards or outwards for the needs of the user, use the #17 box end Wrench to loosen the nut.

  • Page 48: Armrest Height Adjustment

    18 cm above the seat rail to 25 cm. Use the #5 Allen Key Wrench from KARMA Tool Kit to loosen the height adjustment bolts under the armrest pad (Figure 5.3.5-1). Adjust the armrest to the proper height. Finally, re-tighten the bolts. (Figure 5.3.5-2) Figure 5.3.5-1...
  • Page 49 Figure 5.3.5-3 Figure 5.3.5-4 Figure 5.3.5-5 Figure 5.3.5-6 Figure 5.3.5-7 Flip back armrest assembly The flip Back armrest assembly of KISS seat is shown as Figure 5.3.6-1 Press the spring button and flip the armrest back. (Figure 5.3.6-1) When adjusting the whole armrest assembly upwards or downwards, use the #4 Allen Key Wrench and the #10 box end Wrench to loosen the screw used to fixing the armrest bracket.
  • Page 50 Figure 5.3.6-1 Figure 5.3.6-2 Figure 5.3.6-3 Figure 5.3.6-4 Figure 5.3.6-5 Figure 5.3.6-6 Figure 5.3.6-7 Table 6-1 Armrest angle adjustment table Table 6-2 Back pad angle adjustment table Flip-Back Reclining Armrest Flip-Back reclining armrest is shown as Figure 5.3.7-1 By pulling the lock pin and turning it in 90 degree, the armrest can be lifted backwards. (Figure 5.3.7-2)
  • Page 51 Figure 5.3.7-1 Figure 5.3.7-2 When putting the armrest back to the working position, be sure part A is properly inserted into part B. Turn the lock pin in 90 degree and make sure the armrest is properly installed. (Figure 5.3.7-3). Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench and the #10 box end Wrench to remove the screws.

  • Page 52: Seat Depth And Seat Width Adjustment

    15.3. Seat Depth and seat width adjustment Morgan with Sling Seat (Seat Depth Adjustment) Use the #13 box end Wrench from KARMA Tool Kit to loosen the two bolts under the seat. Remove the bolts on the other side. (Figure 5.3.8-1).
  • Page 53 Figure 5.3.8-3 Figure 5.3.8-4 Figure 5.3.8-5 Figure 5.3.8-6 Morgan with KISS Seat (Seat width adjustment) KISS Seat without Tilt and Recline Options KISS Seat without tilt and recline options is shown as Figure 5.3.8-.7. Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to remove the screws A and the plate B. (Figure 5.3.8-8) Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the screws C.
  • Page 54 (Figure 5.3.8-12, Figure 5.3.8-13) Adults：41，43.5，46，48.5，51 (cm) Children：31，33.5，36，38.5，41 (cm) Figure 5.3.8-7 Figure 5.3.8-8 Figure 5.3.8-9 Figure 5.3.8-10 Figure 5.3.8-11 Figure 5.3.8-12 Figure 5.3.8-13 Figure 5.3.8-14 Figure 5.3.8-15 KISS Seat with Reclining Option KISS Seat with recline option is shown as Figure 5.3.8-14. The procedures to adjust the seat width are almost the same as those of KISS seat without tilting and reclining options except step 5.3.8.11.

  • Page 55: Seat Angle Adjustment

    15.4. Seat angle adjustment Morgan Sling Seat with Tilting Function： The initial seat angle is set at 2°. If the desired seat angle can be 5°, pull out the hair pin cotter and E Ring from the lower hole (Figure 5.3.9-1) and insert them in the upper hole. Figure 5.3.9-1 Figure 5.3.9-2 Morgan Sling Seat without Tilting Option...
  • Page 56 Figure 5.3.9-4 Figure 5.3.9-5 Figure 5.3.9-6 Table 5-1 : Kiss seat with tilting function Seat Height Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅳ Ⅴ Seat Angle Seat Height (Adult) (pediatric) 1，B 1，C P5，F2 46.5 46.5 3，C 1，B P5，F1 2，A 2，B P5，F1 1，A 1，B P5，F3...
  • Page 57 Morgan KISS seat without tilting option (Including seat height adjustment) KISS Seat without Tilting option is shown as Figure 5.3.9-7. Use the #5 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the screws from P, A and D on both sides of the seat base. (Figure 8) Remove the screw from R2 to R1 according to table 5-2 if it is necessary.

  • Page 58: Backrest Angle Adjustment

    Table 5-2 : Kiss seat without tilting function Seat Angle Seat Height (Adult) Seat Height (pediatric) Ⅱ Ⅰ Ⅳ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅰ Ⅳ Ⅲ Ⅰ P，F1 B，1 E，1，R2 43.5 43.5 ╳ P，F1 A，2 2，R1 E，6/F，7 P，F1 A，4 2，R2 E，6/F，7 48.5 48.5 P，F2 A，4...
  • Page 59 Figure 5.3.10-1 Figure 5.3.10-2 Morgan with Sling Seat (Manual Recline) Behind the backrest, there is an adjusting knob for at eat side of it. (Figure 5.3.10-3) Hold the backrest and use a 13mm open end wrench to remove knobs and nuts. Adjust the backrest to the desired angle. ( Figure 5.3.10-4) Re-tighten knobs to fasten the backrest.

  • Page 60: Headrest Adjustment

    Select reclining function from the control screen. Recline the seat by operating the joystick. (Figure 5.3.10-8) Figure 5.3.10-7 Figure 5.3.10-8 15.6. Headrest Adjustment Morgan with Captain Seaty Press the button below the headrest and adjust the location of headrest. (Figure 5.3.11-1 and 5.3.11-2) Figure 5.3.11-1 Figure 5.3.11-2 Figure 5.3.11-3...
  • Page 61 Figure 5.3.11-6 Figure 5.3.11-7 Morgan with KISS Seat： Adjustable head support is shown as Figure 5.3.11-8 and Figure 5.3.11-9. Contour head support is shown as Figure 5.3.11-10 and Figure 5.3.11-11. Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the screws behind the head support. Adjust the headrest leftwards or rightwards to the desired position.
  • Page 62 Figure 5.3.11-11 Figure 5.3.11-12 Figure 5.3.1-13 Figure 5.3.11-14 Figure 5.3.11-15 Figure 5.3.11-16 Figure 5.3.11-17 Figure 5.3.11-18 Figure 5.3.11-19 Figure 5.3.11-20 Figure 5.3.12-1 Figure 5.3.12-2...

  • Page 63: Back Support Height Adjustment For Kiss Seat

    15.7. Back support Height Adjustment for KISS Seat The back support is shown as Figure 5.3.12-1. Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the screws A. The plate B can be moved up or down for adjusting back support height. Re-tighten all screws. (Figure 5.3.12-2) Trunk Support Adjustment for KISS Seat Trunk support is shown as Figure 5.3.13-1.

  • Page 64: Pommel Adjustment For Kiss Seat

    Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to loosen the screws C. The hip support pad can be moved up or down. Re- tighten all screws. (Figure 5.3.14-4) Several holes can be selected to adjust the horizonal position of the hip support pad. Use the #4 Allen Key Wrench to remove the screws C.

  • Page 65: Pelvic Belt Adjustment For Kiss Seat

    Figure 5.3.15-1 Figure 5.3.15-2 Figure 5.3.15-3 Figure 5.3.15-4 Figure 5.3.15-5 15.10. Pelvic Belt Adjustment for KISS Seat The pelvic belt is shown as Figure 5.3.16-1. Use the #5 Allen Key Wrench and the #13 box end Wrench to remove the screw and nut. The pelvic belt can be installed at point A, B or C.

  • Page 66: Transferring In And Transferring Out Of The Powered Wheelchair

    Figure 5.3.16-4 16. Transferring in and transferring out of the powered wheelchair 16.1. Transferring in to the powered wheelchair Engage the freewheel levers and make sure that the controller is turned off. Flip up the footplates and swing the footrest to the side. Lower the user into the seat and use the armrest for support.

  • Page 67: Installing The Seat Assembly On The Chassis

    CAUTION Do not turn the power OFF while driving, as this will lead to an abrupt stop and possible injury. Do not set the speed dial on high while driving indoors. Do not adjust the speed dial while driving. A sudden change to the highest speed may endanger you and cause failure to your wheelchair.

  • Page 68: Sling Seat

    16.4.2. Sling Seat. Needed parts: Item Photos Description Quantity Hex Head Shoulder Bolt Hex Nylon Dome Nut M8 Clevis Pin *60L M8*35LScrew+ M8 Nut M8*16L Screw +Spring Washer + Flat Washer M6*20L Screw +Cup Washer M6*40L Screw +Cup Washer E RING Take the seat assembly out of the package.
  • Page 69 Figure 5.3.19-4 Figure 5.3.19-5 Figure 5.3.19-6 Insert the hex head shoulder bolt through the top hole of the recline actuator. Use hex Nylon dome nut to fix the bolt. (Figure 5.3.19-6) Use part C to tighten the cable of recline actuator on the Aluminum tube. (Figure 5.3.19-7) CAUTION Make sure the cable is properly routed to prevent it from being damaged or pulled when the actuator is operated between the uppermost position and the lowermost position.
  • Page 70 Figure 5.3.19-8 Figure 5.3.19-9 Cut the tie which is used to fasten the seat frame and the fixing base before installing the fixing bracket in the fixing base. (Figure 5.3.19-9) Use part E to fasten fixing bracket on the seat frame. There are four sets of screws and nuts. Two sets are used for either side.
  • Page 71 CAUTION Ensure the hex head shoulder bolt is installed at the correct position when installing the seat. Use Loctite 243 when installing the bolt. CAUTION When installing a captain seat, the hex head shoulder bolt is installed at position A. (Figure 5.3.19-13) CAUTION When installing a sling seat, the hex head shoulder bolt is installed at position B.
  • Page 72 Figure 5.3.19-17 Connect cables of tilt actuator, recline actuator, speed limitation, angle limitation and the controller which are under the seat. (Figure 5.3.19-18) CAUTION Ensure all cables are appropriately connected. Each can be identified by the color or the type of connectors.
  • Page 73 Figure 5.3.19-19 Reinstall new version of parameters of the controller. Drive the wheelchair when the seat is reclined to the lowermost position. If the wheelchair is inhibited from driving, please adjust the switch. (Figure 5.3.19-21) CAUTION In some situations, it could be not safe to recline or tilt the seat when driving on a slope. For safety, the switch is used to inhibit the user from reclining or tilting the seat when driving on the slope.

  • Page 74: Transportation

    17.1 transportation using a 4-point tie down webbing restraints. The Morgan wheelchair is has been crash tested acording to the ISO7176-19-2008 crash test and suitable to use as a seat in vehicles. KARMA however, would recommend that the user transfers to the vehicle seating if possible.
  • Page 75 NOTE Karma Medical Taiwan would always recommend transferring to a car seat within a vehicle, however, should this not be possible, the following is the safest method: a. The wheelchair must be positioned in a forward-facing position. An ISO 10542-1 approved heavy duty WTORS (Wheelchair Tie down and Occupant Restraint System) rated for the wheelchairs weight - must be used to secure the wheelchair and user during transportation in a road vehicle.

  • Page 76: Transportation Guideline

    17.2. transportation guideline. The wheelchair has a 4-point heavy duty webbing restraint. Using two brackets on the front end and two brackets on each rear side of the chassis. The brackets are indicated with a sticker. The angle of the straps should be according to the diagrams shown below.

  • Page 77: Safety Belt

    17.3. safety belt. If the user is transported in his wheelchair, it is necessary to use a car safety belt to secure the wheelchair user. positioning of the car safety belts for wheelchair users. The wheelchair has been crash tested using a Dahl tie down strap belt model l 501780 or 501781. We advise you to use a similar system or a system that is equally specified.
  • Page 78 The shoulder part (1) of the safety belt should be positioned according to the figure below. shoulder safety belt positioning NOTE Please obtain the following points for a optimal personal safety of the wheelchair user: - the pelvic belt should be worn low across the front of the pelvis, so that the angle of the pelvic belt is within the preferred zone of 30°...
  • Page 79 picture of improper belt fit picture of proper belt fit NOTE Please, make sure the following conditions are fulfilled to obtain a safe transportation: - Whenever possible the occupied wheelchair shall be located in a forward-facing configuration and secured by the tie downs in accordance with the WTORS (wheelchair tie down and occupant-restraint system) manufacturer’s instructions.

  • Page 80: Transportation On An Airplane

    17.4. transportation on an airplane. When transporting your wheelchair by air, you should primarily pay attention to the following items: Gel batteries: In most cases, they do not need to be removed from the wheelchair. The batteries only need to be disconnected from the wheelchair.

  • Page 81: Transportation Using Dahl Docking Station

    17.5. transportation using Dahl docking station. Morgan has also been crash tested using a Dahl docking station tie down system according to 7176-19:2008 and 10542-1:2012 SWM, where the wheelchair is facing forward in driving direction (driving direction like the driver seat). Morgan crash test using Dahl Docking station.

  • Page 82: Mounting Of The Dahl Locking Adapter On The Wheelchair

    For detailed information about the Dahl Docking system, please visit the homepage: www.dahlengineering.dk To fit the Dahl docking plate, Karma Medical has created a special kit for Morgan chassis which included the special part required for mounting the Dahl docking plate inside the battery box of Morgan. This kit is available at an authorized supplier under Karma part no: 151200000023 Karma Art.no: 151200000332 Morgan Dahl mounting kit...
  • Page 83 The Morgan chassis has dedicated holes in the chassis where the Dahl Docking plate can be mounted on. dedicated holes for mounting Dahl mounting plate 1. Tilt the Morgan Chassis and check the holes for the mounting plates. 2. Mount the Dahl adapter plate in to the chassis using the 7 bolts and nuts which comes with the mounting set.
  • Page 84 mounting the Dahl docking plate on to the Morgan chassis 4. After cutting the bolts to the right length, Loctite 222 needs to be added on to the thread to secure the bolts. 5. the five Torx bolts shall be tightened with a torque wrench to the preset torque of 16-18 Nm. 6.
  • Page 85 Dahl Docking station Dahl docking station mounted on the floor Docking station and docking plate on chassis...

  • Page 86: Locking Procedure

    17.7. locking procedure: First, make sure the leg rests are not colliding with the ramp or the docking station when entering the vehicle. Now drive the wheelchair slowly into the vehicle and make sure you center your wheelchair in the middle of the docking module.

  • Page 87: Unlocking Procedure

    17.8. unlocking procedure To unlock the wheelchair, first open up the car safety belt. Then switch on the wheelchair and switch to drive mode. Push the joystick a little forward so the wheelchair is pushing itself a little to the forward direction, releasing any pressure from the locking pin the Docking station.

  • Page 88: Safety Belt

    17.10. safety belt positioning of the car safety belts for wheelchair users. The wheelchair has been crash tested using a Dahl 3-point occupant safety belt, model 500984. We advise you to use a similar system or a system that is equally specified. It is very important to use the safety belt in the right angles according to the wheelchair user.
  • Page 89 The shoulder part (1) of the safety belt should be positioned according to the figure below. shoulder safety belt positioning NOTE Please obtain the following points for an optimal personal safety of the wheelchair user: - the pelvic belt should be worn low across the front of the pelvis, so that the angle of the pelvic belt is within the preferred zone of 30°...

  • Page 90: Batteries And Charger

    Except the joystick control panel can be operate by the occupant, other operations should be carried out by an assistant. Anything wheelchair related that requires tools should be done by your authorized Karma service provider. 18.1. Charging the Batteries Before you attempt charging, ensure you read and understand the instruction manual supplied with the...

  • Page 91: Charge The Batteries If Any Of The Following Conditions Occurs

    CAUTION Please follow the guidelines below to avoid accidents while charging. Be sure to only use a KARMA approved battery charger and charge the battery completely every time. The battery can be damaged if a non-genuine charger is used. Never disassemble or modify the charger. This will void the warranty.

  • Page 92: Charger

    DO NOT jump start your wheelchair! Do NOT attempt to recharge the batteries while the powered wheelchair is in operation. 18.4. Charger The battery charger supplied by Karma is for indoor use only, it must be protected from moisture and external heat source. CAUTION Before charging, make sure to set the 115V 230V switch to match the local AC voltage.

  • Page 93: Batteries

    Failure to use the correct battery size and/or voltage may cause damage to the powered wheelchair and give unsatisfactory performance. For replacement of batteries, please contact your local KARMA supplier/dealer in order to ensure that the new batteries are correctly be used. Wheelchair MODEL...

  • Page 94: Cleaning The Batteries

    If the vehicle is not going to be used for a long time, please remember to charge the batteries at least once every two weeks. Karma recommends that both batteries be replaced if one battery is defective. 18.6. Cleaning the batteries If a battery is contaminated by dirty water, battery acid, dust or other soil, the battery will discharge quickly.

  • Page 95: Inspection And Maintenance

    19. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 19.1. Daily check Check the following items before driving. If you find anything abnormal, visit your KARMA wheelchair dealer for further inspection before using it: Item Inspection Content Is the joystick loose and/or making noise? Can the joystick be turned left and right smoothly?

  • Page 96: Regular Maintenance Record

    19.2 Regular maintenance record To make sure your wheelchair is in good condition, visit your KARMA wheelchair dealer regularly for maintenance(and keep records accordingly ) every six months after purchasing. A maintenance/service fee may apply. SUGGESTION Even if you don't use the wheelchair for a long time, the wheelchair should still be maintained regularly.

  • Page 97: Replacing The Batteries

    To replace the batteries, please refer to the photo below of the batteries equipped on the Morgan series, and follow the below instructions to remove and load the batteries. The weight of one battery could be more than 10 kg. Please handle it with care.
  • Page 98 Figure6-7 Figure6-8 Figure6-9 Figure6-10 Figure 6-11 Figure 6-12 Figure 6-13 Figure 6-14 Figure 6-15 Figure 6-16 Remove the Rear Battery Remove the two screws on the battery casing in the back of the wheelchair. (Figure 6-11) Remove the rear battery casing (Figure 6-12) Place the back casing aside and pull the cables out.
  • Page 99 Load the battery back into the battery box. (Figure 6-8). Connect the red wire (marked with [A] ) with the positive terminal (the red end). Connect the black wire (also marked with [A]) with the negative terminal (the black end). Make sure the terminals are properly connected. Adjust the strap first to so that the remaining end of the strap is not protruding out of the battery box.

  • Page 100: Tires

    Please see the end of chapter: Cleaning & Recycling for more information. SUGGESTION If necessary or if you have any question in the above procedures, ask for help from your local KARMA wheelchair dealer for cleaning and replacing the batteries.

  • Page 101: General Maintenance

    - Please clean the vehicle by wiping it with either a dry or moist cloth. - Please take the vehicle to an authorized KARMA wheelchair dealer for repairs and adjustments. Improper adjustments could lead to wheelchair malfunction or an accident.

  • Page 102: Suggested Maintenance Procedures

    - Please store the wheelchair in a location where it is out of direct sunlight, rain and dew. - When stored for a long time, please charge the batteries to full and then disconnect the battery terminals. - Please ask your local Karma dealer for further details. CAUTION When loading or moving the wheelchair in a vehicle, be sure that every part that have been detached from the wheelchair is placed properly to prevent them from moving.

  • Page 103: Optional Accessories

    21. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES The available optional accessories may be modified. Please contact your dealer for more details 21.1. Morgan Sling seat 1. Parallel swing away 2.Hand Bar 3.Lighting controller 21.2. Morgan Captain seat 1.Hand Bar 2. Lighting...

  • Page 104: Troubleshooting

    Is the charger plugged into the wheelchair? Unplug the charger and put it away. Is the seat release lever to be locked? Unlocked the seat release lever. If you cannot solve the problem by yourself, contact your local KARMA wheelchair dealer for help.

  • Page 105: Vr2 Controller, Battery & Diagnostics Indicator

    22.2. VR2 Controller, Battery & Diagnostics Indicator The following table indicates what the gauge will display for any given state. Indication Status Meaning What to Do The battery needs charging Check the connections to the battery. If 1 signal or there is a bad connection the connections are good, try charging to the battery.
  • Page 106 Please paste the stickers on the controller panel according to the tables listed below. Location Location Location Location Seat Type Seat Type SL- TR KS-T SL-T KS-LT SL-R KS-TR KS-R...

  • Page 107: Specifications

    23. specifications. Model Morgan Description Sling Seat(with pelvicy belt) Captain Seat(with pelvic belt) Seat Width 430mm(17”) 480mm(19”) 460mm(18”) 510mm(20”) Seat Depth 410/430/460mm(16/17/18inch) 410mm (16”) 480mm(19”) Front Seat Height 550mm(w/cushion) 530mm 510mm Backrest Height 430mm 530mm 480mm Seat Angle 2° / 5° 12°...
  • Page 108 Model Morgan Description Model Morgan Description KISS Seat Adult Pediatric 410/435/460/485/510 ㎜ 310/335/360/385/410 ㎜ Seat Width 410 ㎜~510 ㎜ 310 ㎜~410 ㎜ Seat Depth 440~515 ㎜(without powered tilting, reclining and lifting) / 460~540 ㎜(with powered tilting only) / Front Seat Height 485 ㎜~785 ㎜(with tilting and lifting) 510 ㎜~560 ㎜...
  • Page 109 Model Morgan Description 25 km Range (km) Maximum Obstacle 50 ㎜ Climbing Ability Minimum Turning 725 ㎜ 675 ㎜ Radius 1170/940*650*1215~1295 ㎜ 1050/940*650*1095~1175 ㎜(without (without powered tilting and lifting)/ powered tilting and lifting)/ Overall Length 1170/940*650*1215~1295 ㎜(with 1050/940*650*1095~1175 ㎜(with (w/wo legrest)* powered tilting )/ powered tilting )/ Width* Height...

  • Page 110: The Morgan Series Static Stability

    20℃(68℉), an 80 kg driver, brand new fully charged batteries and a constant driving speed of 10 km/hr . Karma's Quality Control team sets the parameters of your central relay box (controller) for optimum performance within the regulations of EN-12184. These parameters were double checked by the QC team before your scooter left our factory These parameters may be changed to suit certain individuals' specific needs and requirements.

  • Page 111: Cleaning & Recycling

    24. CLEANING & RECYCLING 24.1. Cleaning - In order to lengthen the life of your wheelchair, it is suggested that you clean the wheelchair periodically (if not daily), especially after using it in the rain or snow. - We suggest that you don't use your wheelchair in the rain or snow. - If you are traveling and get caught in the rain, we suggest you try to find a shelter and turn OFF your wheelchair while waiting it out.

  • Page 112: Warranty

    (a repair of this kind will hereafter be called warranty repair). - The warranty repair can be performed by authorized KARMA wheelchair dealers only. - KARMA is not responsible for the transportation costs for repair and replacement.

  • Page 113: Problems Not Covered

    - Failure to carry out the regular inspection and maintenance recommended by this owner's manual; - Improper storage; - Tampering by changing or adding components to the vehicle, which are not approved by KARMA; - Damage caused by using non-KARMA genuine parts or other parts not recommended by KARMA;...

  • Page 114: Transfer Of Warranty Rights

    25.7. Transfer of Warranty Rights If you purchase a second-hand KARMA wheelchair while it is still with in the warranty period, bring the Owner's Manual and the vehicle to the dealership where the wheelchair was purchased for registration. Warranty Form (You may photocopy this from)
  • Page 115 Through our dedication and our mindfulness, we look forward to bringing more confidence, joy, and love for life to those with physical abilities around the world. Karma Medical is continuously improving their products and accessories. Changes might take place without further notice.

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