Permobil Explorer Mini User Manual page 11

CAUTION! Recycling batteries
Used batteries must be disposed of responsibly in accordance
with local recycling regulations.
NOTICE Storage
Always turn off the wheelchair when it is not in use.
Never store the wheelchair in a room where there is a risk of
condensation (mist or moisture on surfaces) for example in pool
areas, laundry rooms or similar.
If you are unsure how your wheelchair should be properly
stored, contact your supplier or Permobil for more information.
WARNING! Damage and/or malfunctions
If you feel the Explorer Mini is not behaving as it should in any
regard or if you suspect that something is wrong, stop use, turn
off the wheelchair and contact your service provider or Permobil
for further information.
NOTICE Flame resistance
Upholstered components have been tested for flammability.
Plastic parts in contact with the user and upholstered parts
meet the requirements of EN 1021– 2, and ISO 7176– 16.
Upholstered parts also meet the requirements of
CAL TB 117– 2013. Plastic parts encapsulating the electronics
meet the requirements of UL94 V-0.
CAUTION! EMC requirements
The electronics in a power wheelchair can be affected by
external electromagnetic fields (e.g. from cell phones). Similarly,
the electronics in the wheelchair itself also emit electro-
magnetic fields that may affect the immediate surroundings (e.
g. certain alarm systems in businesses).
The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) limit values with
respect to power wheelchairs are set forth in the international
standard for powered wheelchairs, ISO 7176–21.
Our power wheelchairs comply with these limit values.
NOTICE Radio frequency transmitters
Radio frequency transmitters can affect the performance of the
wheelchair. Do not use these types of devices close to the
product.
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