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- Page 1 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS User Manual Swiss Viva Junior Swiss Viva Plus Swiss Viva Junior S Swiss Viva Grand Swiss Viva Grand F Swiss Viva Grand M Swiss Viva Grand S Our products are certified.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Swiss VIVA ............................12 7.5.1. Technical data ........................13 7.6. Swiss VIVA PLUS ..........................15 7.6.1. Technical data ........................16 7.7. Swiss VIVA Junior ........................... 18 7.7.1. Technical data ........................19 7.8. Swiss VIVA Grand ..........................21 7.8.1. Technical data ........................22 7.9. - Page 3 15/03/2024 9.2.1. CJSM2/Omni2 Settings menu ....................51 9.2.2. Bluetooth CJSM2/Omni2 ...................... 52 9.2.3. Infrared CJSM2/Omni2 ......................56 9.3. Immobiliser ............................ 59 9.3.1. Activate immobiliser ......................59 9.3.2. Deactivating the immobiliser ....................59 9.4. Display ............................60 9.5. Error messages ..........................61 10.
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Page 4: Document Information
Date of issue: 2024-02-05 Revision: Published by: SKS Rehab AG These operating instructions are valid for all models listed in the product information. The content of these operating instructions is intended for the end user. 3. Manufacturer information SKS Rehab AG... -
Page 5: Foreword
Your SKS power wheelchair offers you many adjustment options as standard: • High comfort • Individuality • Disability-friendly applications • Extensive independence and security We wish you a safe journey with your power wheelchair from SKS Rehab AG Your SKS Rehab AG 5/75... -
Page 6: Intended Use
15/03/2024 5. Intended use 5.1. Medical purpose Your power wheelchair serves as an assistive device to help persons with reduced mobility to get around indoors and outdoors. The choice and use of the power wheelchair is decided by the doctor or therapist together with the user. The power wheelchair may only be used within the limits set by the doctor or therapist and the SKS consultant. -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
The illustrations and drawings in these operating instructions are representative examples and not an exact representation of the various components. SKS Rehab AG accepts no liability for damage to property or personal injury resulting from non-compliance with the warnings and instructions in these operating instructions. -
Page 8: Warnings
15/03/2024 6.2. Warnings WARNING Operating instructions For your own safety, the wheelchair must not be set up, maintained or operated without reading the operating instructions. WARNING Payload • The power wheelchair is designed for one person only; carrying passengers or loads is not permitted. •... -
Page 9: Precautionary Measures
15/03/2024 WARNING Risk of jamming When making adjustments and settings, be aware of the risk of trapping body parts. When making powered adjustments, make sure that no third parties are within the operating range of the wheelchair; this would increase the risk of trapping and injury for the user and third party. WARNING Despite compliance with all applicable EMC directives and standards, it is still possible that the power wheelchair may interfere with or be disturbed by other electrical equipment (e.g. -
Page 10: Product Information
15/03/2024 7. Product information NOTE Product information All information, illustrations, drawings and specifications are based on the product information available at the time these operating instructions were prepared. The illustrations and drawings in these operating instructions are representative examples and not an exact representation of the various components. 7.1. -
Page 11: Materials
15/03/2024 7.3. Materials Chassis: Steel, corrosion-protected powder-coated Attachments: Aluminium or steel, powder-coated to protect against corrosion Upholstery: Synthetic leather or heavy spacer (synthetic fibre with 3D spacer fabric) • biocompatible • flame retardant Seat upholstery: Synthetic leather or heavy spacer (synthetic fibre with 3D spacer fabric) •... -
Page 12: Swiss Viva
15/03/2024 7.5. Swiss VIVA Model: Swiss VIVA Item number: 004.40.4000 UDI-DI: 07649997485006 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Anti-tipping wheels M. Front transport handles N. -
Page 13: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.5.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 950 (minimum transport length approx. 660) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] 450 (500 with standard seat cushion) module D: Seat height min. - Page 14 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 15: Swiss Viva Plus
15/03/2024 7.6. Swiss VIVA PLUS Model: Swiss VIVA PLUS Item number: 004.40.4001 UDI-DI: 07649997485006 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Anti-tipping wheels M. -
Page 16: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.6.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA PLUS Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 950 (minimum transport length approx. 660) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] module D: Seat height min. - Page 17 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 18: Swiss Viva Junior
15/03/2024 7.7. Swiss VIVA Junior Model: Swiss VIVA Junior Item number: 004.40.4002 UDI-DI: 07649997485006 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Anti-tipping wheels M. -
Page 19: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.7.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Junior Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 950 (minimum transport length approx. 660) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm]... - Page 20 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 21: Swiss Viva Grand
15/03/2024 7.8. Swiss VIVA Grand Model: Swiss VIVA Grand Item number: 005.40.4000 UDI-DI: 07649997485013 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Anti-tipping wheels M. -
Page 22: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.8.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Grand Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 980 (minimum transport length approx. 730) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] module D: Seat height min. - Page 23 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/76Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/66Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 24 Charger –...
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Page 24: Swiss Viva Grand S
15/03/2024 7.9. Swiss VIVA Grand S Model: Swiss VIVA Grand S Item number: 005.40.4010 UDI-DI: 07649997485020 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Anti-tipping wheels M. -
Page 25: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.9.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Grand S Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 970 (minimum transport length approx. 730) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] 495 (545 with standard seat cushion) module... - Page 26 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/76Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/66Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 24 Charger –...
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Page 27: Swiss Viva S
15/03/2024 7.10. Swiss VIVA S Model: Swiss VIVA S Item number: 005.40.4013 UDI-DI: 07649997485020 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Manual legrest G. Footplate H. Castor Drive wheel Chassis K. Anti-tipping wheels Knee restraint M. -
Page 28: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.10.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA S Drive type RWD - rear-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 970 (minimum transport length approx. 730) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] 1050 D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] 495 (545 with standard seat cushion) module D: Seat height min. - Page 29 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 350 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 30: Swiss Viva Grand M
15/03/2024 7.11. Swiss VIVA Grand M Model: Swiss VIVA Grand M Item number: 005.40.4005 UDI-DI: 07649997485037 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Front castor Drive wheel Lights K. Chassis Rear castor M. -
Page 31: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.11.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Grand M Drive type MWD - centre wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 1100 (minimum transport length approx. 990) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] module D: Seat height min. - Page 32 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 400 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 33: Swiss Viva Junior S
15/03/2024 7.12. Swiss VIVA Junior S Model: Swiss VIVA Junior S Item number: 005.40.4011 UDI-DI: 07649997485044 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Leg rest G. Footplate H. Front castor Drive wheel Lights K. -
Page 34: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.12.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Junior S Drive type MWD - centre wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 1070 (minimum transport length approx. 990) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] D: Seat height min. – without lift... - Page 35 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 400 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 36: Swiss Viva Grand S (M)
15/03/2024 7.13. Swiss VIVA Grand S (M) Model: Swiss VIVA Grand S (M) Item number: 005.40.4012 UDI-DI: 07649997485051 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Legrest G. Footplate H. Front castor Drive wheel Lights K. -
Page 37: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.13.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Grand S (M) Drive type MWD - centre wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 1100 (minimum transport length approx. 990) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] 465 (515 with standard seat cushion) module... - Page 38 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 400 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 39: Swiss Viva Grand F
15/03/2024 7.14. Swiss VIVA Grand F Model: Swiss VIVA Grand F Item number: 005.40.4020 UDI-DI: 7649997485068 Application class: A. Headrest B. Backrest C. Armrest D. Seat cushion E. Control panel Leg rest G. Footplate H. Drive wheel Rear castor Lights K. -
Page 40: Technical Data
15/03/2024 7.14.1. Technical data Technical data Swiss VIVA Grand F Drive type FWD - front-wheel drive Dimensions A: Length [mm] 1100 (minimum transport length approx. 960) B: Width [mm] C: Height [mm] D: Seat height min. – without lift [mm] module D: Seat height min. - Page 41 15/03/2024 Electrics Main fuse System voltage [VDC] Front lights [VDC] Rear lights [VDC] Drive motors 2 x 400 Batteries – 20h rate (C20) 2 x 12V/60Ah Batteries – 5h rate (C5) 2 x 12V/52Ah Batteries – weight [kg] 2 x 20.5 Charger –...
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Page 42: Driving
15/03/2024 8. Driving WARNING Operating instructions For your own safety, the wheelchair must not be set up, maintained or operated without reading the operating instructions. 8.1. Control The following points must be checked before every journey: • Are all elements (leg rests etc.) fixed? •... -
Page 43: Transfer
15/03/2024 8.2. Transfer 8.2.1. From the front Make sure that the power wheelchair is switched off. Make sure that the brakes are applied. Position yourself with your seat so that the transfer is easiest for you. Make sure that your seat cannot slip or roll away during the transfer. Fold up the foot plates. -
Page 44: Driving
15/03/2024 8.3. Driving WARNING Driving • Start your first test drives on level terrain and make sure you keep as much distance as possible from obstacles and danger spots. • Start your first journeys with the lowest driving profile and the lowest speed level. •... -
Page 45: Driving On Uphill And Downhill Slopes
15/03/2024 8.4. Driving on uphill and downhill slopes WARNING Driving on uphill and downhill slopes • Make sure that you only take uphill slopes greater than 10% with the backrest in a vertical position and the leg rests bent. The seat lift should not be raised more than 50 mm. There is an extreme risk of tipping. •... -
Page 46: Driving In Vehicles
15/03/2024 8.6. Driving in vehicles WARNING Driving in vehicles Always switch to the lowest driving profile when using your chair in vehicles (train, tram, bus, etc.). Always switch to the lowest driving profile when using your chair in vehicles (train, tram, bus, etc.). If your power wheelchair is equipped with a gyro, please follow the instructions under Driving with gyro. -
Page 47: R-Net Operation
15/03/2024 9. R-Net operation Your power wheelchair can be fully controlled from the control panel. The control panel features a joystick, function keys and display. The wheelchair can be driven in driving mode. The seat positions can be adjusted in seat adjustment mode. Other modes (e.g. -
Page 48: Control Panel Cjsm
15/03/2024 9.1. Control panel CJSM Battery indicator Displays the state of charge of the batteries Mode Select the appropriate mode (e.g. driving or seat adjustment) Profile Select the appropriate driving profile Increase speed Increase speed level Reduce speed Reduce speed level Indicator right Switch right indicator on/off Indicator left... -
Page 49: Settings Menu Cjsm
15/03/2024 9.1.1. Settings menu CJSM The Settings menu allows the user to set the clock, screen brightness, background colour, etc. Switch on the control unit (H button). Press button E + button D simultaneously and hold for 2 seconds. You are now in the Settings menu. Scroll through the menu by moving the joystick forwards and backwards. -
Page 50: Control Panel Cjsm2/Omni2
15/03/2024 9.2. Control panel CJSM2/Omni2 Battery indicator Displays the state of charge of the batteries Mode Select the appropriate mode (e.g. driving or seat adjustment) Profile Select the appropriate driving profile Increase speed Increase speed level Reduce speed Reduce speed level Indicator right Switch right indicator on/off Indicator left... -
Page 51: Cjsm2/Omni2 Settings Menu
15/03/2024 9.2.1. CJSM2/Omni2 Settings menu The Settings menu allows the user to set the clock, screen brightness, background colour, etc. Switch on the control unit (H button). Press button I (hazard warning lights) and hold for 2 seconds. You are now in the Settings menu. Scroll through the menu by moving the joystick forwards and backwards. -
Page 52: Bluetooth Cjsm2/Omni2
15/03/2024 Backlight Backlight This is used to adjust the screen brightness. Setting range: 0-100%. Auto Backlight The joystick module has an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the screen brightness. Programmable options: Off (Off) or On (On). If the On setting is selected, the screen brightness is adjusted using the light sensor. - Page 53 15/03/2024 Press the button for the hazard warning light for 2 seconds to call up the Settings menu. Select Bluetooth. The screen now displays the submenu as shown. Select a device and move the joystick to the right to set it to On. The R-Net system must now be switched off and then switched on again.
- Page 54 15/03/2024 Pairing with devices Depending on the type of device to be paired – PC, Android device or iDevice – you need to follow a specific sequence of steps in relation to the device in question. Pairing with a PC The following steps must be carried out on a PC: Open the window in which you can select a Bluetooth device to be added to the PC.
- Page 55 15/03/2024 Operating Bluetooth Once pairing with the corresponding device has been completed, it can now be controlled via the control panel. Use the "MODE" button to switch to the desired Bluetooth device. Basic functions: Move the joystick to move the cursor on the device screen.
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Page 56: Infrared Cjsm2/Omni2
15/03/2024 9.2.3. Infrared CJSM2/Omni2 Press the button for the hazard warning light for 2 seconds to call up the Settings menu. Select IR Setup. When you open the IR Setup menu, the standard devices appear. When you select a device, the associated commands appear. If a check mark is displayed after a command, an IR code has been saved for the command. - Page 57 15/03/2024 Teaching an IR code The IR receiver is located above the control panel display. When learning codes, the remote control must be held so that its IR transmitter points towards the IR receiver on the control panel. Open the IR Setup menu. Select a device, e.g.
- Page 58 15/03/2024 Deleting IR codes To delete an IR code for a specific command, highlight the command in the device menu and move the joystick to the right. Then select the Delete Code option. To delete all IR codes for a device, select Delete All Codes in the submenu for the device.
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Page 59: Immobiliser
15/03/2024 9.3. Immobiliser NOTE Immobiliser If required, the immobiliser must first be activated before it can be used. Contact your specialist dealer if required. 9.3.1. Activate immobiliser Switch on the wheelchair. Press the On/Off button until you hear a beep. Press the joystick forwards until you hear a beep. -
Page 60: Display
15/03/2024 9.4. Display Battery indicator shows the current battery charge. Dormant: Everything in order The system is fine, but you should charge the batteries as soon as Flashing: possible. The batteries are charging; the charger is connected to the mains. Ascending: You cannot drive until the charger is unplugged and the control unit is turned off and on again. -
Page 61: Error Messages
15/03/2024 9.5. Error messages Error code Module concerned Error message The system has detected a faulty connection on one of the module connection cables. Carry out the following tests and switch off and on again after each test. Check that all connectors are firmly plugged in. If something yellow is Bad Cable visible, the connection may not be OK. - Page 62 15/03/2024 The module reporting the error has detected a battery voltage above 35V. The most common reasons for this are Overcharging of the battery or faulty High Battery connection between battery and electronics. Check the function of the charger and all cables and connections between the battery and the electronics. The intelligent seat/light module (ISM) has detected an error in the indicator circuits of the wheelchair.
- Page 63 15/03/2024 The control system has detected an error when connecting the pulse generator module to the M1 output. Whether the M1 output is for the left or right motor depends on the configuration of the wheelchair and the programming of the M1 Sensor Error electronics.
- Page 64 15/03/2024 is drawing too much current. Check the cables and connections to this lamp, allow the ISM to cool down and switch off and on again. An error has occurred in the electronics. Check all cables and connectors to the electronics, switch off and switch on again.
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Page 66: Batteries/Charger
15/03/2024 10. Batteries/charger Your power wheelchair is powered by two 12V gel batteries as standard (you will find more detailed information in the technical data). These batteries have been specially selected for operating the SKS power wheelchair. We recommend that you always use the same or equivalent type of batteries. Gel batteries are maintenance-free and therefore do not require special inspection. -
Page 67: Charging Process
15/03/2024 10.4. Charging process Depending on the model and configuration, your power wheelchair is equipped with either an internal or external charger. 10.4.1. Charging process with internal charger Insert the mains plug from the charger into the socket. The charging process starts automatically. Unplug the charger from the mains socket to end the charging process. -
Page 68: Charger
15/03/2024 10.5. Charger Depending on the model and configuration, your power wheelchair is equipped with either an internal or external charger. For more detailed information on the mains connection, power supply, etc., please refer to the technical data. Battery status / charging progress Power On/Off: Lights up when the charger is connected to the mains and the power supply is OK. -
Page 69: Transport
15/03/2024 12. Transport 12.1. Holding points Use the transport handles for transporting and lifting. The exact positions of the transport handles can be found in the respective product information. CAUTION Damage Due to the heavy weight, it is recommended to use belts for mechanical lifting. Pay attention to the weight distribution. -
Page 70: Securing Persons
15/03/2024 12.3. Securing persons WARNING Use as a seat in a vehicle Information on the use of your power wheelchair as a seat in a vehicle and information on the crash test in accordance with the German Road Traffic Act. ISO7176-19, please refer to the chapter "Product information". 12.3.1. -
Page 71: Seat Belt Positioning Using 4-Point Harness System
15/03/2024 12.3.2. Seat belt positioning using 4-point harness system The lap belt should run low across the front of the pelvis, creating an angle that falls within the preferred or optional range of 30° to 75°, as shown in the illustration. A larger angle within the preferred range of 45° to 75° is desirable, but never more than 75°. -
Page 72: Settings
15/03/2024 13. Settings All models listed in these operating instructions are supplied to the user fully assembled and customised by SKS Rehab AG and/or the specialist dealer. WARNING Settings Settings and adjustments may only be carried out by trained specialist personnel and specialist dealers. 14. -
Page 73: Service/Maintenance
⚫ Batteries Capacity test ⚫ For safety reasons, inspection/maintenance must be performed once a year by a designated specialist dealer in accordance with the SKS Rehab maintenance protocol. This is available SKS Rehab | Customer Service | Downloads (sks-rehab.com). 73/75... -
Page 74: Troubleshooting
15/03/2024 16. Troubleshooting WARNING Serious faults If there are serious faults with the power wheelchair that affect its safety, stop using the chair immediately. For faults that are shown on the display, you will find a selection of the most common errors and their meaning under "Error messages". - Page 75 COMPACT EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS – GETS THROUGH EVERYWHERE MODULAR DESIGN – EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT SUPER DRIVING CHARACTERISTICS – MANOEUVRABLE AND FAST COMFORTABLE – ERGONOMIC DESIGN SKS REHAB AG SKS REHAB AG Im Wyden Hermann-Kolb-Strasse 35b CH-8762 Schwanden D-90475 Nürnberg Our products are sks@sks-rehab.ch...
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