Page 1: Table Of Contents
Notes When Stopped Or Just Setting Operating Environment Applicable Surface Outdoor Use Safety Balance And Instructions For Use Getting On & Off The Air Hawk Wheelchair Attention Positioning Of Users Body Attention Dressing User In The Air Hawk Wheelchair Obstacles Driving In Reverse Unlevel Surfaces...
Page 2 Charging The Battery Understanding Over Discharge Protection Understanding Over Charging Protection Battery Maintenance Unfold and fold Folding Unfolding Troubleshooting Warranty Registration Card...
Page 3 Caution User: Do not use, operate, fold or unfold the EZ Fold Air Hawk Wheelchair until you have read and understand this manual. If you are unable to understand this warning and instruction, please contact dealer for professional technical guidance and help. Using, operating folding or unfolding this Air Hawk Wheelchair without understanding this manual and how the EZ Fold Air Hawk Wheelchair functions may cause injury.
Page 4: To The User
Nanjing Jin Bai He Inc. Built with the intention of making your life more flexible giving you the freedom of mobility. Before operating your new Air Hawk Wheelchair the first time, please read this user manual carefully. This instruction manual will help you to understand how to fold,...
Page 5: Safety Sign
Safety sign The signs below will help to you identify warnings, mandatory operation and prohibitive operation of your new Air Hawk Wheelchair. Identifying and understanding them completely is very important. Read: Follow the guidance of this manual. Safety Warning Sign: Danger, operation that may hurt you or others.
Page 6 Technical Specs Folded Size 61cm*26cm*77cm Unfold size 87cm*61cm*92cm Largest Bearing 120 kg Motor Type Brushless DC Motor Rated Power 180 W Input Power DC 24V Number Brake System Intelligent Type Electromagnetic Brake Braking Distance 1.5 m (59") At Highest Speed Battery Type Lithium Battery...
Page 7: Electromagnetic Interference Information
3. If in the event of uncontrolled movement or stop, the user should turn off the power supply immediately, and then contact the manufacturer. Do not change any parts of this electric Air Hawk Wheelchair, including increase or decrease any accessories, in case of reducing its anti-jamming...
Page 8: Safety Guidelines
Air Hawk Wheelchair in the manual (neutral) state. 3. When pushing this electric Air Hawk Wheelchair, you must use the push handle in the back of the backrest. It can provide a safe and reliable force point to prevent the Air Hawk Wheelchair overturning when you apply force.
Page 9: Using The Joystick
4.4 In the event you must tilt the Air Hawk Wheelchair while occupied, remind the user to brace themselves and sit back. Using Joystick Caution Caution: You may need to adjust the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair controller Settings (pictured), in order to reduce the risk of collision, drop or fall.
Page 10 • Try to avoid the direct contact by water (such as heavy rain) • Please don't use this kind of electric Air Hawk Wheelchair in the bath, sauna and swimming. • Please don't use the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair near in the water (such as rivers, lakes or ocean).
Page 11: Safety
The Motorized Vehicle Safety Air Hawk Wheelchair halted state Caution 1. Do not occupy the Air Hawk Wheelchair when transporting in a private vehicle or public transportation such as a bus, subway, trains, planes or ships. Balance of driving...
Page 12 3. The rate of incline, ramp or slope gradient. 4. Using a backpack or other items to change the total weight of the Air Hawk Wheelchair and weight distribution. 5. If you need to modify or adjust the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair, please consult your supplier in advance, and must have the authorization by the manufacture.
Page 13 Stretching out your arm or leg and or tilting your body will affect the center of gravity and your balance causing you and or the Air Hawk Wheelchair to fall or tip over. The following offers several points is to reduce the risk of injury to you or damage to the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair.
Page 14: Obstacles
Always attempt to approach a threshold straight causing both front casters to make contact with the threshold at the same time. Consider the use of a threshold ramp. 2. When you move the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair, please look at the area carefully where you are about to travel to be sure it is safe.
Page 15 3. Never do any weight lifting in this Air Hawk Wheelchair, even if the total weight of the user and the total weight of the fitness weights does not exceed the weight capacity of the Air Hawk...
Page 16: Installation Instruction
The safety belt is used to support the user, to prevent the user sliding forward. Installation of the safety belt: 1. The user needs to ensure that the safety belt has bound the waist and the bottom part of Air Hawk Wheelchair backrest together.
Page 17: Joystick Installation Instruction
Press the button of the plastic shell side, pull out the plastic card. Caution Before each use, ensure that the safety belt is fixed in the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair correctly and properly, and adjust to the most comfortable state of the user.
Page 18 6. Joystick: The joystick controls the direction and speed of the Air Hawk Wheelchair; push the joystick to the direction you want to go. 7. Light Button: Not used. 8. Speed Settings & Diagnostic Light: When the light is on, it means the system is ok, there are 10 lights in total indicating the speed level.
Page 19 Caution When at high speed, do not turn sharply. If the users don’t observe this warning, it may cause the Air Hawk Wheelchair to tilt, and may cause damage or injury to the user. The joystick, which is in the back of the control panel, can control the speed and direction smoothly.
Page 20: Brake Instruction
(Refers to the electromagnetic brake is released, the wheels are free to roll), The Air Hawk Wheelchair can be pushed manually when in free wheel and power is off.
Page 21: Battery Instruction
Caution 1. Do not use pliers, wire or any metal item to connect the ends of battery directly. 2. Do not use electric Air Hawk Wheelchair when it is charging. 3. Do not use non-standard power supply. 4. Do not bend or pull the power wire, especially near plug To prevent the power wire from being damaged.
Page 22 Leaving the battery to sit for longer period of time will damage the battery. 6. If you use the battery with incorrect specification, voltage and capacity, it will damage your Air Hawk Wheelchair, and the Air Hawk Wheelchair will not perform as stated in this manual. Install/Remove Battery...
Page 23: Installing & Removing The Battery
6. It is forbidden to use the battery in extreme heat or extreme cold. Over Discharge Protection When the charge on the battery of the Air Hawk Wheelchair has been used or drained, the over discharge protection will shut the battery off to protect against excessive discharge. Users should pay attention to, when the over discharge protection device is activated, the maximum speed will be considerably reduced.
Page 24 current provided to the motor is excessive the electronic fuse will close the current. If encountered with some malfunction when driving, the over-current protection device will be started, the driving wheels will stop rotating. In this process, the fuse will cut off the current, prevent the motor being damaged by overheating.
Page 25: Folding
Folding/Unfolding Caution The weight of the Air Hawk Wheelchair (without battery) is 18 KGS (41 Ib), Folding Instructions: 1. Shut off the power 2. Remove joystick controller from armrest. 3. Rotate both armrest backwards. 4. Pull steel locking release wire in the back under the backrest.
Page 26 6. Attach the joystick controller using the hand nut. 7. The Air Hawk Wheelchair is unfolded and proving the battery is in the battery sleeve and plugged in you now only need to turn the Air Hawk Wheelchair on to operate it.
Page 27: Troubleshooting
The Air Hawk Wheelchair is equipped with a intelligent diagnostic joystick indicator on the control panel. When the light is solid green this indicates the Air Hawk Wheelchair has no problems and is ready to go. When there is something wrong or something needs to be corrected will report by blinking.
Page 28 2. Flashing code Diagnostic Diagnosis Description Recommended solving methods code Blinking one Hall malfunction of left Check the connection of the left motor or check the internal time slowly motor hall component Blinking two Hall malfunction of Check the connection of the right motor or check the internal times slowly right motor hall component...
Page 29: Warranty
Blinking four Over current of left Releasing the rocker can eliminate the malfunction. times quickly motor Blinking five Over current of right Releasing the rocker can eliminate the malfunction. times quickly motor Warranty Instructions Scope Of Warranty The warranty instruction: Guarantee Item Guarantee period for free Remark...
Page 30: Registration Card
Damage caused by the load capacity exceeding. 2. If the serial number of the electric Air Hawk Wheelchair is not the original serial number, having been modified or not match with the serial number of the guarantee card, or the serial number of the guarantee card has been revised, no guarantee.

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