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9.7
If stabilisers are fitted, they are firmly locked in place.
9.8
Electrics:
9.8.1
Controller has no visible physical damage
9.8.2
Batteries show no sign of damage
9.8.3
Interconnecting and main cable looms are in good condition (i.e. insulation)
9.8.4
Plug and socket connections are tight and connectors are free of damage
9.8.5
Retaining straps are secure and tight
9.8.6
Battery carrier is properly seated on the chassis tubes
9.8.7
Charger: No physical damage to the charger case
9.8.8
No physical damage to the motor gearbox
10
Check the finish of the chair for any damage.
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Note:
Some finishes are unique to the chair. Check with INVACARE Ltd for details.
11
Check that all bungs and handgrips are fitted and undamaged.
12
Before reassembly of any components, the following examination should be carried out:
12.1
All brazed joints should be examined and any damaged component should be replaced.
12.2
All plated parts should be checked to ensure that surfaces are free from wear, damage or oxidation.
12.3
All Nyloc nuts should be replaced after removal.
Tools
13
The following list details the basic tools required to carry out the maintenance given in the following sub-
chapters.
13.1
Pliers
13.2
Socket set (Metric and Imperial)
13.3
Spanners (Metric and Imperial)
13.4
Pozidriv screwdriver
13.5
Slotted screwdriver
13.6
Adjustable spanner
13.7
Torque wrench (20 to 40 lbf.ft rating)
13.8
Set of Allen keys (Metric and Imperial)
13.9
Protected jaw grips
13.10 Nylon mallet
13.11 Pop rivet gun
13.12 Nut insert application tool
13.13 Rule
13.14 Circlip pliers
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Note:
The above list is not exhaustive.
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MAINTENANCE
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