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- Page 1 OWNERS MANUAL Miracle Mobility Freedom Gold D20...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Content Welcome to Miracle Mobility Load Capacity Words of Caution Safety Elevator Use Chair Specifications Safety Belt Installation Wheelchair Parts Intelligent Electromagnetic Brakes Electromagnetic Interference Battery Instructions User and Caregiver Safety Guidelines Battery Safety Joystick Information Battery Charging... - Page 3 Dear Valued Customer; Thank you for your purchase of the Miracle Mobility Freedom Series Gold D20 Foldable Electric Wheelchair! Miracle Mobility manufactures the world’s highest quality electric folding wheelchairs. Our factory is FDA approved and utilizes the industries best ISO quality inspection standards.
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Page 4: Words Of Caution
Words of Caution Before operating the electric wheelchair for the first time, please read this Owner’s Manual carefully as it contains instructions that will help you to understand the use and performance of your mobility aid The wheelchair is driven by a DC motor, which can be used indoors or outdoors. It is an individual transport for those needing mobility assistance. -
Page 5: Chair Specifications
Chair Specifications Color Options Black & White & Pink & Silver Joystick Controller DC24V/2A Charger 24V/2A MM-FSG-W9D20 (Black & White) Model # Brakes Intelligent Electromagnetic MM-FSG-W8D20 (Pink & Silver) Seat Size 16" x 16" 8-50012-19833-8 (Black & White) UPC Code 8-50012-19835-2 (Pink &... -
Page 6: Wheelchair Parts
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Page 7: Electromagnetic Interference
Freedom Gold D20 has a high anti-interference resistance. It can resist most common radiation electromagnetic interference found in everyday use. Although the Freedom Gold D20 electric wheelchair is equipped with anti-interference technology, the owner should still follow the below precautions: ➢... -
Page 8: User And Caregiver Safety Guidelines
User and Caregiver Safety Guidelines ➢ Health nursing staff should be trained and have obtained a professional guidance for assisting others. ➢ Before you use the Freedom Gold D20 electric wheelchair, please make sure you have knowledge of how to operate the device safely. -
Page 9: Joystick Installation
Joystick Installation ➢ The joystick controller can be installed on the left or ➢ Make the appropriate four-core plug connections the right armrest as shown in the Photo 1. between the battery and the joystick as shown making sure you align the white arrows as shown in ➢... -
Page 10: Joystick Operation
The Joystick Operation Power on/off button: Press this button, turn on/off the power supply. Speed up button: Press this button to speed up. The max speed is 3.75 mph Slow down button: Press this button to reduce the speed. Horn button: Press this button, and the horn will ring. - Page 11 The Joystick Operation...
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Page 12: Joystick Use
The Joystick Use Check the function of the joystick every six months. If you find the function has changed please contact Miracle Mobility. The joystick is designed with sensitive electronics. Banging the joystick or hitting the joystick when folding can adversely affect the joystick function. -
Page 13: Joystick Safety
Joystick Safety ➢ When traveling at a faster speed, please do not make any sharp turns or quick stops. Failure to follow these instructions may cause the wheelchair to tilt and damage or injure the user. ➢ The joystick is designed to control the direction and operation of your chair smoothly. ➢... -
Page 14: Joystick Malfunction Errors
It will indicate which error type is occurring and can help you find the possible solution. ➢ If the above methods still can’t help you troubleshoot, please contact Miracle Mobility. ➢ Your controller as an indicator light that, during normal operation, is a steady GREEN. This light also functions as a diagnostic tool by flashing in patterns that indicate problems. -
Page 15: Joystick Message Center
The Joystick – Message Center A light will flicker intermittently to provide diagnostic information regarding error messages for your joystick. Please refer to the below table: Diagnostic code Diagnosis Description Recommended solving methods Check the welding situation of connection device of the Flicker one time slowly Hall malfunction of left motor left motor or check the internal hall component... -
Page 16: Environment Management
Environment Management Please turn off the power supply when the wheelchair is not in use. Store the chair in a dry and clean place after it has been fully charged. This wheelchair cannot be used and placed in heavy rain, snow or icy conditions. Contact with water or excessive moisture can cause electrical failure. -
Page 17: Operating Safety
Operating Safety ➢ The electric wheelchair is recommended for hard surfaces such as concrete, asphalt or indoor floors. ➢ Do not use in sand, or coarse dirt and rugged terrains as damage to the wheel bearings, shaft, or motor is possible. ➢... - Page 18 Operating Safely ➢ Do not attempt to drive the electric wheelchair on a transport vehicle such as a bus, subway, train, plane, or boat. ➢ When operating the electric wheelchair, be mindful of keeping your balance and maintain a stable center of gravity. ➢...
- Page 19 Operating Safety Avoid reaching for objects as this can cause a tipping situation. Stretching out your hands or reclining your body will affect the center of gravity and the balance of your electric wheelchair. If you extend too far (forward, back, left or right) the weight distribution may cause you to fall or tip over.
- Page 20 Operating Safely The user needs to be careful when moving onto and off of the electric wheelchair. It is recommended that you get on and get off of the wheelchair from the side. (see photo 1) The user should also avoid getting on and getting off of the wheelchair from the front and standing on the footrest as this can cause the wheelchair to tip and the user to fall.
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Page 21: Managing Obstacles
Managing Obstacles You will need to successfully manage and navigate some obstacles in daily operation of your wheelchair. Know the capabilities of your wheelchair as attempting to navigate objects incorrectly can create a dangerous situation. Even small height changes maybe strike the wheel castor and cause the electric wheelchair to tilt or rollover. -
Page 22: Load Capacity
Load Capacity The maximum load of the Freedom Gold D20 electric wheelchair is 264 pounds. When using the chair, the load should not exceed the maximum bearing capacity. The backrest’s load capacity is less than 165 pounds. Do not press or lift the backrest with weights greater then designated. -
Page 23: Safety Elevator Use
Safety – Elevator Use The electric wheelchair is not suitable for traveling up and down stairs nor on an escalator. Pay attention to the following cautions when using the elevator: ➢ Do not use the wheelchair on an escalator so as to avoid a serious injury. ➢... -
Page 24: Intelligent Electromagnetic Brakes
➢ Do not engage or disengage the Intelligent Electromagnetic Brake while the power is on. ➢ The Miracle Mobility Freedom Series Gold D20 Electric Wheelchair can be used manually or with the power on. ➢ For manual operation of the wheelchair simply disengage the Intelligent Electromagnetic Brake by turning the brake switch to Manual mode. -
Page 25: Battery Safety
➢ Never throw a battery into a fire as it can explode and cause a serious hazard. ➢ Before using the Freedom Gold D20 electric wheelchair, please remember to keep tools and other metal objects away from the positive & negative connections of the battery. If exposed to at both ends, it could... - Page 26 Battery Safety ➢ Do not use pliers or a cable wire to connect the ends of battery charges directly. ➢ Do not use the wheelchair when it is charging. ➢ Do not use a non-standard power supply, generator/inverter, as the voltage and frequency may not meet the chair requirements.
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Page 27: Battery Charging
Battery Charging BEFORE THE FIRST USE: IT IS VITAL THAT THE BATTERIES BE FULLY CHARGED. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL REDUCE THE LIFE OF THE BATTERIES. THE BATTERIES SHOULD BE EXHAUSTED OF POWER ON THE FIRST USE. THEN CHARGE THE BATTERIES FULLY. ➢... - Page 28 Charging the Battery Use available standard alternating current (AC 110-220 V, 50-60 Hz) for charging. ➢ The charging mouth is in front of the joystick control panel (photo 1 & 3) ➢ Make sure that the power is off before charging. ➢...
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Page 29: Installing And Removing The Battery
Installing and Removing the Battery Please make sure that this wheelchair power has been shut down before performing this action. Photo 1 Installing the battery: ➢ Grasp the battery handle and insert the bottom end of the battery into the battery case opening. -
Page 30: Clean The Battery Socket
Cleaning the Battery Socket ➢ Check whether the battery case and the positive and negative connections of the battery are corroded. ➢ Check whether the plastic battery box has been assembled completely. ➢ Use battery cleaning tools, medium sandpaper to clean battery port. After finish cleaning, the above parts should be light and dry. - Page 31 How to Unfold First open the foot pedal. (photo 1) Hold the backrest in your hand and gently separate it pulling is back while holding the seat cushion with the other hand. (photo 2) Open the backrest with force until you hear a click, locking the chair in the open position. (photo 3)
- Page 32 How to Fold ➢ Hold the backrest with one hand, and gently lift the hook link with the other hand, and the hook will disengage. (photo 1) ➢ Hold the front end of the cushion with the hand of the lifting hook link and fold it facing each other. (photo 2) ➢...
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Page 33: Questions
Questions... - Page 34 The Warranty The purchaser of this product is entitled to a limited warranty as offered by Miracle Mobility, and its affiliates on the following components and timeframes: Chair frame: 5 years Motors: 2 years Controller and CPU system: 1 year...
- Page 35 The Warranty The warranty does not cover: ➢ Products damaged by user negligence. ➢ products damaged accidentally. ➢ Products damaged intentionally. ➢ Products that have been subjected to negligence. ➢ Products that have been subjected to abuse. ➢ Products that have been improperly stored. ➢...
- Page 36 Miracle Mobility Customer Support customerservice@miraclemobility.com 1-888-375-7128 Miracle Mobility LLC, 13575 58 St. N #201, Clearwater FL, 33760, 888-375-7128 (o) 727-483-7472...
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