Table Of Contents - Alber e-fix User Manual

Contents
1. Introduction
1.1 Important safety notes - please observe carefully
at all times
1.2 Proper use of the e-fix
1.3 Handling instructions
1.4 Signs and symbols
1.5 Permissible conditions of use/locations of operation
1.6 Standard scope of delivery
1.7 Optional accessories
1.8 The main elements at a glance
2. Starting up
2.1 Installing the wheels
2.2 Switching on the system
2.3 Switching off the system
2.4 Removing the wheels
2.5 Transporting and storing the wheels as vehicle luggage
2.6 Additional instructions on driving mode
2.6.1 Travelling using the manual wheelchair wheels
2.6.2 Travelling with the e-fix wheels in pushing mode
2.6.3 Travelling with the e-fix wheels in motorised operation
2.6.4 Range
3. Safety instructions and precautions when driving
with the e-fix
3.1 General instructions
3.2 Information on driver training
3.3 Safety instructions
3.4 Obstacles
3.5 Danger areas and hazardous situations
4. Battery pack
4.1 Displays on the battery pack
4.3 Removing the battery pack
4.5 Charging the battery pack
4.6 Energy recovery (recuperation)
4.7 General information on charging the battery pack
4.8 Safety instructions for the battery charger and
the charging process
4.9 Safety instructions for the battery pack
4.10 Storing the battery pack
4.11 Safety instructions and precautions on how to transport
and ship the battery pack
5. Control unit
5.1 Fitting and removing the control unit
5.2 Control unit functions
5.2.1 Switching on the system
5.2.2 Switching off the system
5.2.3 Driving with the joystick
5.2.4 Spotlight
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2 5.2.6 Limiting the speed
5.2.7 Immobiliser
2 5.3.1 Menu structure (overview) and associated buttons
2 on the control unit
2 5.3.2 Displays in the user screen
3 5.3.3 Accessing the menus
4 5.3.5 Display menu
5.3.6 Reset daily kilometres menu
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5.4 Setting the local language when starting up
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the e-fix for the first time
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6 5.5 User parameters
7 6. Warnings and error messages
8 7. Care, safety inspections (maintenance) and disposal
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7.1 Care
8 7.2 Re-use
9 7.3 Maintenance (safety inspections)
10 7.4 Disposal
10 8. Warranty, guarantee and liability
10 8.1 Warranty for defects
11 8.2 Guarantee of durability
11 8.3 Liability
9. Technical data
12 10. Labels
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14 Appendix
16 Appendix A - Anti-tippers
16 Appendix B - Swivel arm for the control unit
17 Appendix C - Intuitive attendant control
18 Appendix D - Opti-Box
19 Appendix E - Attendant control unit
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This operating manual provides information about the products
e-fix E35, up to 120 kg user weight,
size of wheels: 22" or 24" puncture proof
e-fix E36, up to 160 kg user weight,
size of wheels: 24" puncture proof
both called "e-fix" in the following.
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