CaterWil GTS4 User Manual

CaterWil GTS4 User Manual

Electric stair-climbing wheelchair

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Caterwil LLC
www.caterwil.com
instruction version 2.0.7 from 05.07.2021

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General Information
General Description
Provides an overview of the electric stair-climbing wheelchair, its design, operation, and maintenance.
Product Purpose
Explains the intended use of the wheelchair for individuals with mobility impairments and rehabilitation.
Application Area
Details the conditions and user groups for whom the wheelchair is designed, considering personal features.
Service
Outlines the procedures for maintenance and repair, emphasizing qualified personnel and contacting the service center.
Safety
Meaning of Symbols
Explains the different warning and information symbols used in the manual to convey important messages.
General Information on Rules and Safety
Provides general safety instructions and highlights risks associated with improper use or non-compliance.
Safety Requirements for the Operation of the Wheelchair
Details essential safety rules for operating the wheelchair, including checks, experience, and specific warnings.
Safety Rules for Maintaining the Wheelchair in Working Order. Maintenance and Disposal
Provides safety guidelines for maintenance, repair, and disposal of the wheelchair, including battery and water precautions.
Requirements for the User
Specifies the necessary qualifications, understanding, and physical/mental condition for safe operation of the wheelchair.
Safety Features
Details the built-in safety mechanisms of the wheelchair, such as emergency stop and automatic fault identification.
Transportation and Preparation of the Product for Use
Delivery Set
Lists the components included in the wheelchair's delivery set and outlines initial user adjustments.
Start of Operation
Explains the preliminary checks and steps required to safely turn on and prepare the wheelchair for use.
Transport and Storage
Preparing for Transportation
Provides detailed instructions on how to prepare the wheelchair for transport in vehicles or aircraft.
Storage
Offers recommendations for storing the wheelchair to maintain its condition, including environmental and tire care advice.
Service
Adjustment Options
Details the various ergonomic adjustments available for the wheelchair to optimize user comfort and positioning.
Adjusting the Wheelchair Backrest
Explains how to adjust the backrest angle and position it for transport.
Armrest Height Adjustment
Guides the user on how to adjust the height of the armrests and how to remove them if necessary.
Headrest Height Adjustment
Details the procedure for adjusting the height of the headrest using the clips on the rails.
Adjusting the Position of the Remote Control
Explains how to remove and adjust the position of the remote controller for optimal user access.
Adjusting the Footrest
Provides instructions for removing, installing, and adjusting the length and angle of the footrests.
Control
Remote Controller
Introduces the remote controller as the primary interface for operating the wheelchair and its functions.
Standard Remote Controller
Details the buttons, indicators, and functions of the standard remote controller for wheelchair operation.
Remote Controller with LCD Display
Explains the features and information displayed on the LCD remote control, enhancing user interaction and control.
Drive Range
Discusses factors affecting the wheelchair's driving range and where to find detailed technical data.
Switching On and Off
Explains the procedure for turning the wheelchair on and off, including automatic shut-off and emergency stop.
Wheelchair Movement
Covers safe movement practices, including speed adjustment, obstacle clearance, and slope handling.
Wheelchair Movement in the Pushing Mode
Details how to engage and use the pushing mode, including safety warnings about braking and unattended use.
Batteries Specifications
Presents specifications for AGM and Lithium-ion batteries, emphasizing maintenance and charging importance.
Charging
Provides essential guidelines and warnings for charging the wheelchair batteries to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Battery Charger
Explains the proper use of the battery charger, including connection, indicators, and safety precautions.
Movement Modes
Movement 'On Tracks'
Details the procedure for descending and climbing stairs using the 'On tracks' mode, emphasizing safety and correct orientation.
Movement on Wheelchair GTS 4WD
Describes the all-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive modes for the GTS 4WD, highlighting their advantages and limitations.
Additional Options
Lateral Supports
Explains the purpose and installation requirements for lateral supports, designed for body position retention.
Rearview Mirror
Describes the rearview mirror option for improved maneuverability and safety during active use and reversing.
Additional Remote Control for the Attendant
Details the function and connectivity of an additional remote control for an attendant assisting the user.
Abductor
Explains the abductor option, its purpose in maintaining body position, and installation by the manufacturer.
Maintenance, Cleaning and Disinfection
Drive Wheel Service
Provides instructions for checking the attachment and tire pressure of the drive wheels.
Steering Wheel Service
Details how to check the condition, tire pressure, and rotation of the steering wheels.
Tensioning the Tracks
Explains the process of adjusting the tension of the wheelchair's tracks to ensure proper function and prevent slippage.
Chain Lubrication
Guides on cleaning and lubricating the drive chains to maintain their performance and longevity.
Cleaning
Offers instructions and warnings for cleaning the wheelchair, emphasizing avoiding water contact with electronics and using mild solutions.
Legal Notice
Service Life
Defines the expected service life of the wheelchair and the importance of maintenance for its reliability.
Responsibility
Clarifies the manufacturer's responsibility for the product's performance based on intended use and authorized parts/repairs.
Warranty Conditions
Outlines the terms and conditions required to maintain the warranty, including proper use, maintenance, and purchasing from authorized sources.
Warranty Obligations
Details the warranty periods for different wheelchair components and lists conditions under which the warranty is canceled.

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