Use
WARNING
Driving on slopes, over obstacles
Falling, tipping over due to user error
► Only cross obstacles or negotiate ascents or descents that are within the permitted maximums. For more
information, see the section "Technical data" (see page 54).
► Do not cross over any obstacles while ascending or descending inclines.
► Avoid embarking and disembarking on inclines and slopes.
► Do not drive over stairs.
WARNING
Longer braking distance
Risk of falling, tipping over or collision due to operator error
► Note that the braking distance is much longer on downgrades than on the level.
► Also reduce speed when driving downhill (e.g. select speed level 1).
INFORMATION
The control unit of the product switches to a safe mode at elevated temperatures and after driving uphill for exten
ded periods of time, limiting the performance of the product.
The user is able to drive the product out of a hazardous situation at any time. After a short time, the product is fully
operational again.
The power wheelchair is controlled by moving the joystick:
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The further the joystick is deflected from the centre position, the faster the power wheelchair will drive in this
direction.
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The maximum speed at full deflection of the joystick depends on the selected speed level.
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Releasing the joystick automatically activates the brake function, bringing the power wheelchair to a halt.
The mechanical brakes are activated automatically when the power wheelchair comes to a stop so that it cannot
roll.
7.8.6 Range
The section "Technical data" contains precise information on the range of the product (see page 54).
The following factors influence the range of the product:
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Battery capacity
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Age of the batteries
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Ambient temperature
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Driving conditions (e.g. terrain profile, surface characteristics, frequently driving over obstacles)
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Charging method
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Type and number of power options
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Overall weight of the wheelchair with selected equipment
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Use of power options
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Body weight of user
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Tyres (air pressure, tyre tread depth)
7.8.7 Anti-tipper
The anti-tipper rollers stabilise the power wheelchair when braking while driving downhill.
The anti-tipper is mounted so that the ground clearance is at least 50 mm.
7.8.8 Drive-away lock
INFORMATION
The drive-away lock can only be activated as described below if the function was previously enabled (see inside
front cover). The drive-away lock parameter is set to "Off" by default. The factory setting may also have been set
to "On" by the specialist dealer or at the factory according to the order.
Please ask your specialist dealer about the setting selected for you.
The power wheelchair control unit features an electronic drive-away lock, which is disabled by default.
If the function has been ordered and enabled, the drive-away lock can be activated or deactivated as follows using
the control panel:
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