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- Page 1 Easy Fold Ultra Lite User Manual BEFORE using this product, read this manual carefully and save it for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction………………………………………………..1 Quick reference Gide..............2 Specification…………………………………………....4 Practice before operation…………………………………..5 Safety instruction………………………………………..…..7 Terminology…………………………………………..…..11 Joystick controller operation ……………………………..12 Rear wheel clutch fork…………………………..……..17 Fold your wheelchair……………………………………..18 Adjust the controller and armrest.……………………..…..19 Remove the battery……………………………………..…..20 Battery application……………………………………...…..20... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction Welcome aboard your new power wheelchair. This model has been designed with your practical needs in mind, equipped with modern high-tech electronics and special features for the most comfortable ride. This manual contains important information regarding the safe use of the power wheelchair. -
Page 4: Quick Reference Gide
Easy Fold Ultra Lite 1. Footrest 2. Battery 3. Joystick controller 4. Armrest 5. Handlebar 6. Motor 7. Rear wheel 8. Front wheel Quick Reference Guide 1: Remove the wheelchair and spare parts from its packaging. Install the controller to the right or left hand armrest of the driver . - Page 5 3: Pull out the quick release screw, pull out the anti-tip wheel to the proper position with another hand, and then block it. 4: Connect the plug with the battery under the seat. 5: Pull up the Both Motor clutch fork, keep them on electric operation state.
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Page 6: Specification
Specification Model name Easy Fold Ultra Lite Whole product size (unfolded) 39.3*23.8*37.4 inch 39.4 lbs+4.4 lbs（10Ah) Net weight (with battery) Front wheel 7 inch×1.2 inch 11 inch×1.5 inch Rear wheel Weight capacity 220 lbs Forward speed 0-3.7 mph (5 gears adjustable) ≥6.2 miles... -
Page 7: Practice Before Operation
Failure to follow the instructions below may result in serious injury or damage to the electric wheelchair. Practice before use. Before venturing onto the roads, find an open area such as a park and ask a friend to accompany you until you have mastered the power chair’s operation. - Page 8 Stop, forward, and reverse operations. Simply push the joystick gently in the direction you wish to move in. First, practice moving forward. Be sure to set the speed to the lowest shift. After you have accomplished moving forwards, practise an "S" turn. When you can confidently perform these man-oeuvres, try reversing.
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Page 9: Safety Instruction
Safety instructions Do not carry passengers. Do not drive across a slope. Do not drive under the influence of alcohol. Do not tailgate another vehicle. Do not operate hand-held communication devices such as radios or mobile phones. Do not exceed the safe climbing maximum angle. Do not use the joystick in an erratic manner when going up or downhill. - Page 10 Always replace a loose screw from the centre of the wheel with a wrench. Reminder! When using an electric wheelchair, the driver must follow all the rules and regulations of the road.
- Page 11 Make sure there obstacles behind when braking; We recommend that the speed is the lowest when reversing. Avoid emergency braking, irregular shaking or emergency turning. Keep your arms on or inside the armrest and keep your feet on the footrest. Do not climb curbs that are more than 5 mm high.
- Page 12 Do not cross a gap that is more than 10 cm wide. Precautions when driving on slopes: Driving on a slope is much more dangerous than driving on a flat surface. Please note the following as falling or losing control will result in serious harm to users and others.
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Page 13: Terminology
Do not drive on soft, uneven or unprotected roads such as grass and gravel. Slow your speed when going downhill. It takes longer to stop the wheelchair when braking downhill. Do not exit the wheelchair if facing up or down a slope. Stop the wheelchair before getting on and Terminology Joystick: The device used to "move"... -
Page 14: Joystick Controller Operation
Rear wheel: The main wheels that move the power chair. Front wheel WARNING Do not disassemble the motor as this may result in severe damage or malfunction. Joystick controller operation Assemble the controller 1、Install the controller on the controller connection. 2、Adjust the controller direction then tighten the plum nut. - Page 15 Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the control system and the joystick. Do not use abrasives and similar cleaners. Control button 1:Battery indicator 2:On/off button 3:Horn 4:Speed indicator 5:Acceleration button 6:Deceleration button 7:LED light 8:Joystick 9:USB 10:Charging port 11: LED light On/off button and power display The on / off button provides power to the electronic components of the control system to provide power to the wheelchair motor.
- Page 16 The power display shows the current battery power of the wheelchair. The indicator light tells you that the wheelchair is on. At the same time, the power display also shows the status of the wheelchair. Turn on the power Press the power button Both indicators will light up.
- Page 17 Deceleration button This button reduces the speed setting gear and turns the corresponding speed indicator lights off. This button has no effect when driving the wheelchair. Acceleration button This button can increase the speed setting gear and the corresponding speed indicator lights on. This button has no effect when driving the wheelchair.
- Page 18 Controller status indication Error indication Malfunction Solution All LED lights The power is off or in Check power plug are off, with no standby, and the power disconnected. sound cord is in poor contact. All LED lights The power supply is Wait for several seconds.
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Page 19: Rear Wheel Clutch Fork
Motor clutch fork When the wheelchair is in the electric operation state (power mode), only the controller can be used to move the wheelchair. The wheelchair cannot be pushed by hand, and this will prevent the wheels from rolling. Manual operation can be triggered by flicking the “motor clutch fork” switch. -
Page 20: Fold Your Wheelchair
Folding your wheelchair Step 1: Use foot or hand to push the fold button, to make the wheelchair unlock; Step 2: Hold the handlebar with one hand and the seat cushion frame with the other. Use both hands to force the wheelchair until it is completely folded. -
Page 21: Adjust The Controller And Armrest
controller bracket and install it on the left.And you can control the length by yourself. Armrest Press the button on the underside of the armrests to loosen them. Remove the battery Unplug the cable of battery, unzip the zipper, and take out the battery... -
Page 22: Battery Application
Battery use The electric wheelchair uses a 24 voltage battery. It is a good idea to carry a replacement 24V10AH battery, in case you need to charge the one in use. This is a maintenance-free sealed lithium battery. The batteries are designed to handle deep discharges. Although they are similar in performance to car batteries, they cannot be replaced. - Page 23 driveway. 3 ． Give your battery charge 4-6 hours, and then re-operate the wheelchair. 4．After 4-5 cycles of charging and discharging, the battery effect can reach 100%, and can continue for a long time. Important information about the battery Frequently charged batteries provide reliable performance and long battery life.
- Page 24 Used batteries should be carefully discarded according to your local council’s regulations. Charger The charger is a very important part of your wheelchair and provides energy to your wheelchair quickly and safely. Your electric wheelchair is designed to be maintenance free, however we recommend the following checks be completed on a regular basis: Joystick/controller：...
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