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- Page 1 User manual Version : 2023-11-09...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2 Getting started and driving 6 . 1 Cleaning p.27 6 . 2 Maintenance p.27 2 . 1 Positioning the Enjo on the wheelchair p.10 6 . 3 Reuse p.28 Positioning the safety strap p.11 2 . 2 6 . 4 Disposal p.28... -
Page 5: Introduction
Enjo. The Enjo must not be used for any transport that does not comply with its intended use. This applies in particular to all types of load transport, such as transporting everyday objects with the wheelchair and the Enjo. - Page 6 The user must always be able to react to such sudden movements by the person being transported. It is therefore the responsibility of the person trained in the use of the Enjo to decide whether it is possible to transport a person without risk when that person has particular pathologies.
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Page 7: Explanation Of Symbols
This user manual contains instructions, information and warnings relating to the operation of the Enjo and the charging of the batteries. They must be read and heeded before the Enjo is put into service or charged for the first time. -
Page 8: Terms And Conditions Of Use
Enjo! Avoid using the Enjo on unstable ground (gravel, sand, mud, snow, ice or puddles). Do not expose the Enjo to strong sunlight for long periods when not in use. This will cause the motor to overheat. Plastic parts also age more quickly in strong sunlight. -
Page 9: Overview Of The Main Elements
1.5 Overview of the main elements The case is included and contains : A. Drive unit Safety strap Carrying handle Control unit connexion Drive wheel Charge socket cover Frame length adjustment Drawbar clamp B. Bracket side flanges x2 Side brackets to attach to the wheelchair C. -
Page 10: Getting Started And Driving
2. Getting started and driving The Enjo is delivered ready to use. This means that the brackets [8] and bar [9] have been fitted to the wheelchair by a professional. You have the motorisation, the control box to attach to the handle. -
Page 11: Positioning The Enjo On The Wheelchair
[9]. You’ll hear a click. • Pull lightly on the handle [2] to check that the Enjo is firmly attached to the bracket. • You can now use the Enjo by activating the control unit (see section 2.6). -
Page 12: Positioning The Safety Strap
2.2 Positioning the safety strap Using the strap to attach Enjo to your wheelchair is essential to ensure the safety and smooth opera- tion of your equipment. Follow these instructions carefully to ensure correct use. Before tying the strap : •... -
Page 13: Positioning The Control Unit
• Make sure the control unit is switched off (LEDs off [14]). • Tighten the quick-release clamp until it locks into place on the tube. • Connect the control unit to the Enjo drive unit [3] • The control unit can then be used. -
Page 14: Removing The Control Unit
2.4 Removing the control unit Make sure that the control box is switched off (LEDs off [14]). Disconnect the control box from the drive unit by pressing the button shown here in the red circle. Unscrew the quick-release clamp [17] from the handle. For safe storage of the control box, it should be placed in the storage case, in the space provided [B] (see section 1.7). -
Page 15: Starting The Enjo
If you need maximum power from the Enjo, for example when climbing, hold down the accelerator trigger and the boost button simultaneously [15]. The Enjo is now ready for use and, until it is deactivated, will indicate the remaining battery capacity using the LED segments. Meaning :... -
Page 16: Disabling The Enjo
Once you have finished driving, the Enjo should be switched off, in particular to save battery power. To switch off the Enjo, briefly press the On/Off Button [16]. The LED display [14] will go out. If the Enjo is then removed from the wheelchair, the control unit must also be removed (see section 2.5). -
Page 17: Battery
3. Battery 3.1 Battery charging The Enjo battery is built into the Enjo and cannot be removed. To charge the battery, we recommend removing the Enjo from the wheelchair. • Secure the wheelchair with its brakes to prevent uncontrolled movement. - Page 18 • Never immerse the Enjo in water. This could cause irreparable damage. • Battery life depends, among other things, on where the Enjo is stored. So do not leave the Enjo for long periods in hot places. In particular, the boot of a car parked in the sun should only be used for transport, not for storage.
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Page 19: Safety Instructions For The Charger
• Do not use the charging plug and/or the mains plug if they are wet or dirty. Clean the plugs with a dry cloth before plugging them in. • When you have finished charging, first remove the charger plug from the socket, then remove the charging plug from the Enjo. -
Page 20: Transport And Storage
• Always look in the direction of travel and avoid any distractions. • If the wheelchair user is in the vehicle and the wheelchair is used as a vehicle seat, the Enjo and its control unit must be remo- ved from the wheelchair. -
Page 21: Safety Instructions For Storage
[11] should be cleaned with compressed air to prevent any impurities from causing a short circuit. • If stored for a long time, do not place the Enjo on its drive wheel [4] as this may cause it to move unevenly (at a later date). •... - Page 22 If you need any help, please contact our customer service department at contact@acekare.com. If your Enjo is faulty, please take it to your retailer personally, as postal delivery or shipment by a carrier is strictly regulated due to the presence of lithium-ion batteries. We therefore recommend that you contact your dealer beforehand.
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Page 23: Safety Instructions
Before a person sits in the wheelchair, the wheelchair brakes must be applied and the Enjo switched off to prevent uncontrolled movement. • If you notice that any function of the Enjo does not work as described in these instructions, the appliance must not be used again. To rectify this fault, please contact your dealer or an Acekare representative. •... - Page 24 The Enjo’s drive wheel is a solid rubber wheel without an inner tube. Check the condition of the wheel before each ride. Its profile should not be too worn. If cracks are visible in the rubber profile, the Enjo should no longer be used. You can only obtain a new wheel as a spare part from Acekare, via your dealer.
- Page 25 [18], and to prevent the battery self-discharging. Apply the wheelchair’s hand brakes. • Only store the wheelchair and Enjo in a dry, safe place. Moisture must never get into the Enjo, its battery or its control unit. •...
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Page 26: Crossing Obstacles
When negotiating obstacles, the wheelchair must not be tipped over by pres- sing down on the Enjo with your foot. Do not reverse over obstacles Follow the wheelchair manufacturer’s instructions for negotiating obstacles. To go down an obstacle in reverse, you can use the strap to raise the Enjo. -
Page 27: Risky Places And Situations
The user must therefore be able to stop the wheelchair at any time using the brakes. • Always adapt the Enjo’s speed to the conditions outside! Bear in mind that obstacles may arise at any time, and if they do, stop the wheelchair in good time. -
Page 28: Care, Maintenance And Disposal
6.2 Maintenance For the maintenance of your Enjo, an interval of 2 years has been deemed appropriate under normal conditions of use, based on market observation. However, this indicative value of 2 years may vary according to the frequency of use. -
Page 29: Reuse
If you no longer need your Enjo, please contact Acekare or your dealer. Your Enjo can be reconditioned and reused by somebody else. Before each re-use, a technical safety check of the Enjo must be carried out. The brackets with which the Enjo is attached to the wheelchair can be quickly and easily removed from your wheelchair and fitted to a new one. -
Page 30: Problem Solving
The rear of the Enjo rubs the ground Contact your dealer to check the installation of the Enjo mounting bracket. when crossing You can also check the tension of the safety strap and the angle of the Enjo’s spout. - Page 31 This can happen if the slope is too steep, the wheelchair is too heavy or the tires are deflated. You need to manually assist the Enjo, or play with the Enjo’s gears or boost button. This is a safety feature to prevent the motor from overheating.
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Page 32: Durability Warranty
8. Legal guarantee and liability 8.1 Durability guarantee Acekare warrants that the Enjo is free from defects at the time of transfer. Acekare offers a longevity warranty of 24 months for the Enjo after delivery. The following are excluded from the longevity warranty: •... -
Page 33: Technical Specifications
9. Technical specifications Drive unit (including control unit) : Battery range : up to 23 km (*) Max speed (flat surface) : 6km/h Slope : 6° [10%] for a total rolling weight of 150 kg Motor voltage : Engine power : 250 W -25°C to +50°C Operating temperature :... -
Page 34: Labels
The Enjo and charger are labelled with the various product features. In the event of a device malfunction, components can be replaced as part of Acekare’s standard exchange program through your dealer, or sent in for repair. To do this, your dealer will need the various specifications printed on the labels. -
Page 35: Maintenance Follow-Up
11. Maintenance follow-up Date Maintenance / Repair Carried out by... - Page 36 Date Maintenance / Repair Carried out by...
- Page 37 French Manufacturer SARL Acekare 7 rue de Mireport 33310 LORMONT , France +33 9 80 80 85 15 contact@acekare.com Version : 2023-11-17 The current version of this manual can be downloaded from our website www.acekare.com.
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