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- Page 1 Palladium 8500 Folding Electric Wheelchair Owner’s Manual Model # MM-PAL8500-W4...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Welcome Chair Specifications Unpacking and Setting Up How to Unfold, Fold and Strolling the Wheelchair Transporting the Wheelchair and Lifting Armrest 10-11 Transferring onto and off of the Wheelchair Joystick 13-14 Bluetooth Remote Controller Battery Information 16-20 Electric Mode vs Manual Mode 21-22 Additional Features... -
Page 3: Welcome
Welcome Thank you for choosing the Miracle Mobility Palladium 8500 Folding Electric Wheelchair. Miracle Mobility is an industry leader in medical mobility. Your wheelchair is designed to provide years of use. You have taken an essential step to regain mobility, independence, and freedom. -
Page 4: Chair Specifications
Color Options Black Model # MM-PAL8500-W4 Chair Specifications UPC Code 8-50012-19852-9 Motor Type Magnetic Brushless DC Motor Motor Power Rating 250 Watts x 2 (500 Watts Total) Weight Capacity 265 lbs Chair Weight w/o Battery 51 lbs Chair Weight w/Battery 55 lbs Maximum Speed 3.75 mph... - Page 6 Joystick Controls...
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Page 7: Unpacking And Setting Up
Unpacking and Setting UP Image 1 1. Begin by taking out the wheelchair and spare parts from the shipping carton, remove packing wrap, and stand the chair upright. (see Image 1) 2. Install the joystick controller on the armrest. The joystick can be installed on the left or right hand. (see Image 2). -
Page 8: How To Unfold, Fold And Strolling The Wheelchair
How To Unfold 4. To unfold the wheelchair, grasp the back rest push bar and place you other hand on the seat bar to separate and expand the chair to the open position (see Image 5) 5. You will hear the safety clip lock in place when the chair is fully expanded in place correctly. The chair will unfold easily within a few seconds simple separate. - Page 9 How To Fold You can fold the Palladium 8500 within 3 seconds. Pinch together the release clamp found on the back of the chair to unlock your chair from the folded position and press the chair slightly forward about 1 inch to separate the frame then release the clamp.
- Page 10 12. You will know the wheelchair is in electric mode if the wheels do not turn. 13. Place chair in manual mode with the power off and the wheels will turn freely. 14. You can pull the Palladium 8500 wheelchair from the frame Image 10...
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Page 11: Transporting The Wheelchair And Lifting Armrest
Transporting the Wheelchair in a Car 15. The Palladium 8500 wheelchair is ideal for travel and will fold to the size of a large suitcase. (see image 12) 16. When folded the wheelchair dimensions are (24” W x 16” H x 30” L) and can be easily carried (see image 14) 17. - Page 12 Lifting The Armrest 20. Notice the red armrest release button on the outside of each armrest (see image 15) 21. This button is in the locked position when the armrests are down 22. You will not be able to lift the armrest when the armrest lever is in the locked position 23.
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Page 13: Transferring Onto And Off Of The Wheelchair
Transferring to the Wheelchair Before transferring onto the wheelchair make sure the power is OFF and transfer on from the side of the chair with the armrest up. Carefully slide forward and lower the armrest back in place. If you accidently touch the joystick with the power on the wheelchair could move. While using the wheelchair make sure the footrest is down with feet placed on the footrest while driving the wheelchair. - Page 14 The Palladium 8500 is designed to operate the chair with a zero-turn Joystick Controller radius (within its own footprint) and will detect micromovement of the joystick. 33. The joystick is designed to provide all the information you need to safely operate...
- Page 15 Joystick Controller Practice operation in a safe and controlled environment to learn the operation of your 360-degree joystick along with the different speeds and the maneuverability of the wheelchair. (see image 19) When turning, reduce your speed, which will help you avoid any potential tilting or tipping of the wheelchair and adjust the speed depending on your environment.
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Page 16: Bluetooth Remote Controller
Remote Control Syncing Bluetooth Joystick 37. To pair the remote control to your wheelchair, begin by turning on the wheelchair joystick with the chair in electric mode. Power Button 38. Pressing the power button on the Bluetooth remote (see image 20) 39. - Page 17 Battery Charging the Battery 44. Make sure the battery is installed correctly within the battery cage under the front seat (see image 21) 45. Make sure battery is clipped in place properly. If the battery is installed incorrectly, it will affect the function of the chair if installed incorrectly. 46.
- Page 18 Charging The Batteries 47. The wheelchair uses a 24V10ah lithium Ion Battery. Your wheelchair will arrive with a partially charged battery. (see Image 23) 48. The battery should allow you to drive for a distance up to 15 miles under normal operation conditions. 49.
- Page 19 Charging The Batteries (Image 25) Charger Light (see image 25) RED--battery is full drained ORANGE-- battery is charging GREEN-- battery is fully charged The Charger is an important part of your wheelchair and provides energy to your wheelchair through a safe, fast, and easy charger.
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Page 20: Joystick
Battery Information Image 26 Remove and Install the Battery 55. The battery storage cage has been upgraded to house a powerful lightweight Lithium-Ion battery that is a 24V 10ah battery and weighs about 4 lbs. 56. The battery is located under the seat with easy access from the rear. - Page 21 66. Check the battery indicator light before each use to ensure you have the power you need. 67. Do not use a battery charger that have not been certified by Miracle Mobility. 68. If the battery is damaged, do not handle the battery without protective gloves and eyewear.
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Page 22: Electric Mode Vs Manual Mode
Electric Mode vs Manual Mode 71. A care giver can push the power wheelchair. Both wheels of the wheelchair must be in manual mode allowing the wheels to move freely. (see image 29) 72. Turn off the power from the joystick if the chair is powered on while in manual mode. A beep will warn you to turn off the power. - Page 23 Electric Mode vs Manual Mode Troubleshooting 74. If the power is turned off and the brake levers are in electric mode, the wheels will not turn manually. 75. You will not be able to push the wheelchair if the wheels are locked in electric mode with the joystick off. 76.
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Page 24: Additional Features
The tires are made of solid Anti-tipping wheels are located at The Palladium 8500 frame is polyurethane and rubber. The the back of the Palladium 8500 constructed of a solid aluminum new upgraded tire design offers a wheelchair. They are designed... - Page 25 Added Upgraded Velcro Wire Padding Storage Pocket Control Wrap Footrest The backrest is equipped The Palladium 8500 is The Miracle Mobility The Palladium 8500 is with additional backrest equipped with a rear Palladium 8500 comes equipped with an padding to provide more...
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Page 26: Basic Operation
Basic Operation Before operating your wheelchair, be sure to read all safety information and precautions included in this manual. Operate only in an appropriate environment. Be certain that the power is OFF before sitting in the seat of Silver Plus 6000 Wheelchair. TRANSFER ON There should be no lights on the controller and always board with a side transfer. -
Page 27: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Image 28 Safety First Please Do Not ✓ Do not operate in water ✓ Do not operate on stairs or escalators ✓ Do not operation while on a moving vehicle such as a bus ✓ Do not exceed the weight capacity of 265 lbs ✓... - Page 28 Safety Precautions Safety First Always ✓ Always engage the slowest speed setting when going down hill ✓ Always use the safety belt ✓ Always make sure the batteries are fully charged before setting out on a journey ✓ Always charge the power wheelchair in well ventilated areas to prevent possible risk ✓...
- Page 29 General Safety Precautions ✓ Do not lean over the front or side of the wheelchair as this can cause a tipping situation. (see images 33 & 34) Image 31 ✓ Do not transfer on/off the wheelchair from the front. This can cause a tipping situation.
- Page 30 ✓ Exceeding the weight limited is likely to damage the seat, frame or fasteners and may cause severe injury to you or others. When transporting the Palladium 8500 Wheelchair ✓ Never sit in the wheelchair while in a moving vehicle; an accident or sudden stop may cause you to be thrown from the electric wheelchair.
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Page 31: Maintenance & Electromagnetic Interference
✓ Replacement parts and major maintenance issues should be done by a professional. Batteries ✓ Use batteries that have been supplied by Miracle Mobility; our batteries are special lithium batteries designed specifically for use in the Palladium 8500 wheelchair. ✓ Read all battery instructions before attempting to change or charge batteries. -
Page 32: Warranty
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: 2 years, Motors: 2 years, Controller and CPU system: 1 year, Battery: 1 year ✓... -
Page 33: Customer Service
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where do i find the meaning of the error codes. My chair will move a few feet then stop