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CONTROLLER WITH INTEGRAL JOYSTICK
Tools
No 1 Philips Screw Driver
No 2 Philips Screw Driver
METHOD OF REMOVAL
STEP 1
Disconnect motor and battery feed
wires. Unfasten cable ties from
chassis.
STEP 2
Undo controller mounting bracket
fixing. Unplug motor connectors.
Controller will then be free from the
chair.
INSPECTION
STEP 1
Check for any physical damage to
the outer casing
STEP 2
Inspect the rubber gaiter around the joystick knob for any cracks, splits or perishing. This
would enable water or moisture to access the unit. This would cause serious damage to the
controller.
STEP 3
Check speed control knob is secure and its action is free and easy in rotation. To adjust the
needle pointer, remove the end cap with a knife by sliding it down between the small gap at
the knob. Using a No1 Philips Screw Driver loosen off the fixing screw. The knob can then be
removed. Turn the potentiometer shaft fully clockwise, re-fit the knob onto the potentiometer
shaft and position the needle pointer on the cap to apx. 11 o'clock and tighten up firmly.
NOTE: CHECK THAT: MAX SPEED IS @ 11 O'CLOCK
TO REASSEMBLE REVERSE STEPS 1 TO 3
READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY. THIS INFORMATION IS DESIGNED TO HELP US
UNDERSTAND HOW THE CONTROL SYSTEM FUNCTIONS
GENERAL FEATURES
The DP PWC has the following general features:
- Radio frequency interference compatible to 20 Volts/metre
- Ergonomic on-off switch
- Audible on-off switch feedback and low battery charge warning
- True state-of-charge battery gauge with three colour display
Phoenix
00/04
REMOTE (DL,40)
1
MIN. SPEED IS @ 2.00 O'CLOCK
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PARTS:
1.
Bumper/Guard
2.
DL40 Controller
3.
Joystick Knob
4.
Speed Control
5.
Fixing Screw
3
2
6. Support Bracket
7. Harness
4
6
7
5
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