User Manual R4
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1. lt _ Folding Backrest Battery Box Footrest __ 7 Ki Rear Wheel 5 Kerb Climber _ gt Front Castor Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Safety Guidelines Do not use on the road except when crossing between pavements When crossing the carriageway of a public road always take extra care and observe the Highway code Do not turn off the controls by switching the ON OFF button when moving at speed This will bring the brakes on immediately and could cause damage to the controls Do not ride over deep soft terrain soft dirt loose gravel deep grass Do not attempt to mount a kerb higher than specified Do not carry passengers Do not sit in your Powerchair if the unit is in freewheel mode We recommend that you do not sit on your Powerchair when in a vehicle but transfer to a vehicle seat Always stop before making a sharp change of direction Always engage a slow speed when going down gradients Do not use the joystick in an erratic manner when going up or down an incline Do not drive in reverse down a slope or kerb Always keep your feet on the footplate when moving Do not stand on the footplate when getting in or out of the chair Do not expose the Powerchair to direct rain or high humidity i e in the bath room as it may cause it to malfunction electrically or mechanically We recommend the use of safety belt Always keep2. 20 20 21 22 23 Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Introduction Welcome to the Pride Mobility R4 Powerchair and thank you for choosing our product This latest model has been designed with specific practical user needs in mind It combines solid rugged construction and high tech electronics safety and performance This manual contains some useful tips and information on safety operation and maintenance Please read it carefully to ensure that you get maximum enjoyment and benefit from your new independence and mobility Whenever you require special advice and attention do not hesitate to contact your local Pride Mobility dealer They have all the equipment and know how to provide an expert service and assistance on technical and clinical applications to suit your particular need Intended Use The R4 Powerchairs are intended to assist and improve mobility for those individuals who are less able or have walking difficulties who wish to maintain their independence and freedom Your day to day activities will depend on your physical capabilities and your own specific circumstances If in doubt seek medical advice first The information is this booklet provides a general guide on how to use your chair safely and correctly Do not use the chair without reading this manual first Legal amp General Responsibilites As a Powerchair user you must be aware of the risks involved to both yourself and others
3. We recommend that you take out Third Party Liability insurance to cover you against any possible claims Advice and policies are available from general insurance companies or alternatively ask Pride Mobility dealer supplier for details Although by law you are not required to hold a driving licence you are responsi ble and fully liable for proper operation and use of your Powerchair You must ensure that your chair is maintained and is in a good condition at all times a Mobility Products INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE GUIDELINES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF YOUR PRODUCT AT THE END OF ITS LIFE OR WHEN IT CEASES TO FUNCTION ECONOMICALLY THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE DISPOSED OF IN A PROPER MANNER e THE PRODUCT AND OR ITS COMPONENTS ARE NOT TO EN TER THE SYSTEM OF LANDFILL SITES e THE PRODUCT AND OR ITS COMPONENTS ARE NOT TO BE DIS POSED OF IN DOMESTIC HOUSEHOLD WASTE e THE ELECTRICAL AND MATERIAL PARTS ARE TO BE DISPOSED OF AS SCRAP OR RECYCLING MATERIALS e LOCAL WASTE COLLECTION DEPOTS ARE AVAILABLE TO ADVISE AND DISPOSE OF ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS e BATTERIES WHICH CONTAIN LIQUID ACID MUST BE STORED AND DISPOSED OF SEPERATELY AT THESE DEPOTS e PLEASE ENQUIRE ABOUT DISPOSAL DEPOTS WITH YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITY e SHOULD YOU REQUIRE FURTHER ADVICE PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER OR NEAREST DEALER 299 Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Classific
4. Powerchair electric system are indicated See Troubleshooting Guide for details _ Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Control System Status The battery gauge and maximum speed profile indicator show the status of the control system l Battery Gauge is Steady This indicates that all is well Battery Gauge Flashes Slowly The control system is functioning correctly but you should charge the battery as soon as possible Battery Gauge Steps Up The Powerchair batteries are being charged You will not be able to drive the Powerchair until the charger is disconnected and you have switched the control system off and on again Battery Gauge Blinks Once Every 2 5 Seconds The control system has gone to sleep because the Powerchair has not been driven for a period of time To re start switch the system off and on again Battery Gauge Flashes Rapidly even with the joystick released The control system safety circuits have operated and the control system has been prevented from moving the Powerchair This indicates a problem somewhere in the Powerchair s electrical system Please follow this procedure e Switch off the control system e Make sure that all connectors on the Powerchair and the control system are mated securely e Check the condition of the battery e If you can t find the problem try using the Troubleshooting Guide e Switch on the control system again and try to
5. on As the battery charge drops during Powerchair operation successive bars will extinguish Except in emergency do not drive on discharged batteries If you ignore the warning the bottom bars flashing and the battery charge drops further to a level where there is no longer sufficient charge to allow safe driving the controller will automatically cut the power supply to the motors and the power chair will come to abrupt stop 19 Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Batteries amp Battery Charging Batteries The Powerchair is supplied with two sealed deep cycle maintenance free batteries These are fitted under the seat in the centre of the Powerchair For easy handling Velcro carrying straps are provided to assist in fitting or removal These batteries are different from ordinary car batteries and should be charged with the charger specifically for this type and make of battery CAUTION Using incorrect battery size and or voltage may cause damage to ry 1 the Powerchair and have an adverse effect on the performance specifications To ensure long battery life do not allow the batteries to become totally discharged If the Powerchair is not used for a length of time the batteries must receive a full charge once a month and remain fully charged during storage Battery charging The battery charger supplied with your Powerchair is fitted with an automatic electronic switch that terminates the charge when
6. the batteries are fully charged To avoid reducing battery life always fully charge new batteries before initial use Please note that the batteries will not perform to their peak until first six to ten charging cycles have been completed The front panel of the battery charger has two lights red and green Steady red light indicates that charger is on from the mains and 1s ready to charge Flickering red light signifies incorrect or bad connection The other light is yellow orange when charging which turns to green when charging is complete To re charge the batteries connect one end of the battery charger power cord to the charging socket and the other end to a 3 pin grounded wall outlet and switch on at the mains Do not switch off or interrupt the charging cycle before charging is complete typically from 8 to 12 hours depending on depth of discharge When charging is complete always disconnect from the main supply first fol lowed by unplugging the charger from the chair The charger also has its own ON OFF switch located in the opposite end to the two way display lights Ensure this is switched on to charge your batteries Lh 4 Mobility Products 18 Control Box Adjustment The control box can be adjusted so that it is in a convenient position for use To adjust the unit forward and backwards immediate underneath the armrest pad there is a hand knob which when loosened allows the horizontal tube to be ad ju
7. the two footrest plates upwards Remove kerb climber unit if fitted Disconnect plug and socket between battery boxes and remove rear box Pull to slide front box and disconnect main loom plug and socket Remove second battery box Pull the rings of the four release pins holding the battery support basket in place Remove basket Using both hands grip front and rear of the seat upholstery and pull up to fold the chair To unfold the chair place each hand on both seat tubes and push down ward firmly Lock the front and rear release pins to secure battery basket in place Slide batteries into position and reconnect oe Joystick Control Unit Control Poe Charger and Programmer Socket ON OFF Button This button turns the unit on and off Do not use this button to stop the Powerchair except in an extreme emergency Horn Button ra This button operates the warning horn Speed Decrease Button This button decreases the chairs speed setting or a lower drive profile i Speed Increase Button This button increases the chairs speed setting or a higher drive profile cH Speed Profile Indicator This is a 1 to 5 light display which indicates your speed setting 1 light indicates minimum up to 5 lights indicating maximum Battery Gauge This is a 10 segment display which indicates control unit in ON OFF mode and also displays state of charge of the battery Additionally any faults in
8. USER MANUAL Warranty Information Pride Mobility R4 Powerchairs are warranted for 24 months from the date of purchase on side frames and crossbars NB Batteries are warranted for 12 months e During the warranty period any parts that have become defective due to faulty workmanship or material will be repaired or replaced without charge by Pride Mobility supplier dealer e The warranty excludes tyres punctures and items that become worn due to normal wear and tear such as upholstery and armrest pads ri E pex J Pride a Mobility Products e The warranty excludes all items that have been subject to undue wear and tear and misuse e Unauthorised changes or modifications will forfeit your warranty e Ifa defect or fault is discovered the Pride Mobility supplier dealer from whom the Wheelchair was purchased should be notified immediately Limitation of Liability The warranty does not extend to the consequential costs resulting from fault clearance in particular freight and travel costs loss of earnings expenses etc The manufacturer will not accept responsibility for any damage or injury caused by misuse or non observance of the instructions set out in this user manual Dealer Stamp Mobility Products Pride Mobility Products Australia Pty Ltd R4 21 Healey Road Dandenong Victoria 3175 Australia Tel 03 9706 4611 Fax 03 9706 4622 E mail prideaustralia pride mobility com au Folding Powercha
9. ase the joy stick It will automatically return to the centre neutral position At this moment the brakes of the electric motors will cut in and bring the Power chair smoothly to a standstill Once the Powerchair is at a standstill it is automatically locked in its parking position by the electromagnetic safety brake system If you intend to remain parked for any length of time or you are leaving the Powerchair switch off the controller to avoid accidentally moving the joystick which would release the braking system J0 a Mobility Products Transportation We recommend that you do not sit on your Powerchair when in a vehicle but transfer to a vehicle seat A Powerchair secured in a vehicle will not provide the equivalent safety level and security as the vehicle s seating systems However when transfer is not practical or impossible ensure the following 1 Check that the vehicle is suitably designed insured and equipped to transport a passenger seated in a Wheelchair 2 Remove any part of the Wheelchair accessories etc that can be easily detached and store it in the vehicle s luggage hold 3 Make sure the Wheelchair is transported in a forward facing direction Rearward facing is only acceptable if the passenger s head and back can be supported by a suitable bulkhead 4 Use the buckle seat belt if fitted with your chair as additional restraint We recommend that the powerchair is secured wi
10. ation Overall Weight Weight Heaviest Part Wheel Size Front Wheel Size Rear Electrical System Brakes Battery Battery Charger Obstacle Ability Maximum User Weight Maximum Speed Ground Clearance Turning Radius Maximum Safe Slope Maximum Climbing Angle Range Seat Width Seat Depth Seat Height Backrest Height Footrest Length Overall Length Overall Width Overall Height 31 cm 12 5 cm 2 10 cm 4 with kerb climber optional 93 cm 36 21 Km 13 miles Varies with passenger weight temperature battery type and condition ground surface etc 46 cm 18 41 cm 16 46 cm 18 41 cm 16 16 41 cm 16 41 cm fy 16 42 cm 16 42 cm 16 43 55 cm 17 21 43 55 cm 17 21 120 cm 47 120 cm 47 64 cm 25 59 cm 23 91 cm 36 91 cm 36 99 2 d a vru Mobility Products Technical Description The Pride Mobility R4 Powerchair is a type B indoor outdoor vehicle with a maximum carrying capacity of 115 kg 253 Ibs which must never be exceeded It has a maximum speed of 6 5 km h 4 mph and is classified as an Invalid Carriage for use indoors on pavements footpaths pedestrian zones and areas free from motor traffic Use on the road or highway is not allowed except for the purpose of crossing Feature Guide Adjustable Height Armrest Joystick Control __
11. below To lock the wheelchair 1 While the control system is switched on depress and hold the on off button 2 After 1 second the control system will bleep Now release the on off button 3 Deflect the joystick forwards until the control system bleeps 4 Deflect the joystick in reverse until the control system bleeps 5 Release the joystick there will be a long bleep 6 The wheelchair is now locked To unlock the wheelchair 1 Use the on off button to switch the control system on The maximum speed profile indicator will be rippling up and down 2 Deflect the joystick forwards until the control system bleeps 3 Deflect the joystick in reverse until the control system bleeps 4 Release the joystick there will be a long bleep 5 The wheelchair is now unlocked si
12. drive the Powerchair If the safety circuits operate again switch off and do not try to use the Power chair Contact your dealer Lk 4 Mobility Products me oat You can stop at any time while you are climbing or descending Simply release the joy stick as on the flat The electromagnetic safety brake will ensure that the Powerchair is positively locked and secured in parking position until you are ready to continue your journey Anti Tippers These are fitted at the rear of the chair adjacent to the rear drive wheels and must be fitted at all times when driving outdoors Especially when climbing kerbs and gradients Kerb Climber Optional This is attached at the front of the chair from one side frame to the other The centre climbing shoe is set at 40 mm clearance and is designed to lift the front of the chair over a kerb higher than this as you drive forward returning to its original position due to its spring action Approach the kerb head on slowly Shortly before the front wheels make contact with the kerb push the joystick fully forward for maximum power Do not allow the power chair to come to a halt midway through manoeuvre If pos sible use gentle upper body movement to assist motion CAUTION Ensure all wheels have mounted the kerb before changing direction When climbing kerbs you will find that your Powerchair will smoothly overcome the kerb without the need for drastic speed variations Transferr
13. hout changing your seating position Never attempt to use an escalator or stairway always use a lift Occasionally check that the adjustments of the footrests armrests and controller are secure and are set in the most comfortable position for use Avoid use in rain to avoid the possibility of water penetration into the electrically operated equipment DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT D amp Electromagnetic Interference Powerchairs may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference EMI which is energy emitted from sources such as radio stations TV stations two way radio and cellular phones Avoid coming into close contact to them whilst the Powerchair is turned on Switch off immediately to avoid possible abnormal erratic movement and control of your Powerchair Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Adjustment Procedures Footrest Adjustments Length Using the hexagon key provided remove the screw nut and bush on the footrest outer tube Slide the footrest inner tube up or down to the required height and secure in place with the screw and nut ensuring the bush is in the larger hole in tube work and clamped in place underneath the nut Note The height adjustment screw must always be fitted through one of the holes in the body of plastic support moulding Arm Adjustments Height Under the armrest pad is a plastic hand knob Unscrew to remove and set armrest to the required heig
14. ht To secure screw in hand knob into the nearest hole and tighten Backrest Height The backrest tubes slide into the rear tube of each side frame through which 4 screws pass holding the armrest and battery box support brackets To adjust the backrest remove these 4 screws and adjust to the required height and refit screws to secure Seat Belt optional Hold the bayonet end in one hand and pull on the webbing to increase or decrease belt length with the other When length is correct adjust slide buckle to suit Mobility Products CAUTION e The charger is for indoor use only e Do not use an open flame whilst batteries are being charged e Do not use the battery charger if it has been dropped or misused as damage to the electronics could occur e Do not leave the charger plugged in the mains supply and switched off Al ways remove the plug Battery Gauge The battery gauge works in the following way Located on the control box the battery gauge has three colour bars When you switch on the control system the battery gauge shows an estimate of the remaining battery charge If the battery shows red yellow and green the batteries are charged If the battery shows just red and yellow then you should charge the batteries as soon as you can If the battery gauge shows just red either steady or flashing slowly then you should charge the batteries immediately At full charge all ten lights will be
15. ing to and from the chair Circumstances and individual needs will vary from person to person but if there are difficulties we advise you to consult your therapeutic adviser who will help to develop your skill for appropriate transfer method that suits your individual require ments During transfer always make sure that the brakes are in a locked position and the Powerchair is manoeuvred as close as possible to the transfer seat Circuit Breaker If your chair stops for no apparent reason it is probably due to the circuit breaker The circuit breaker can be located on the top of each battery box On rare occa sions it happens that there is a temporary overload on the electric circuit If this occurs the circuit breaker button will pop out To reset turn the key to the OFF position press circuit breaker button and then turn the key to the ON position 15 Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Footrests Your footrests are capable of being rotating inwards and out wards To achieve this pull the release lever towards you and rotate footrest in the required direction Lift off from upper pivot point to remove Armrests Both armrests are swing back detachable To operate push the release lever forwards to unclip and lift arm out of front socket Manual Brake This is an additional brake which is applied manually to the tyres when the chair is parked in free wheel or in storage To apply the brake p
16. ir www pridemobility com R4 C650PW Pride Mobility Products Australia Pty Ltd reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Manufactured by Taiwan Armada Enterprise Co Ltd Address No 140 Kung Yeh 11th Road Da Li Industrial Zone Da Li City Taichung Hsien Taiwan R O C Soar 25 Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Notes 24 Table of Contents Introduction Intended Use Legal amp General Responsibilities Technical Description Feature Guide Safety Guidelines Safe Operation Electromagnetic Interference Adjustment Procedures Footrest Adjustments Arm Adjustments Seat Belt Control Box Adjustment Operations of Use Control Box Driving Steering amp Braking Joystick Control Control System Status Locking Unlocking the Wheelchair Footrests 10 10 10 11 12 13 14 Armrests Negotiating Inclines Anti Tippers Kerb Climber Transferring to and from the chair Circuit Breaker Freewheel Operation Wheels and Tyres Disassembly amp Storage Transportation Batteries amp Battery Charging Batteries Battery Charging Battery Gauge Safety amp Maintenance Inspection Cleaning Troubleshooting Guide Technical Specifications Instructions For Disposal 14 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 17 18 18 18 19
17. lso can be used as a fault find ing guide The Powerchair is ready for use if the green or orange battery level indicator bars are illuminated The range of the chair is relative to the number of bars lit as they show how much charge is left in the batteries A true reading will only be taken when the power chair is stationary When only the red bars are illuminated do not use the Powerchair and charge the batteries The joystick controls the speed and direction of the Powerchair The further the joystick is moved from its central location the faster the Powerchair will move in the direction the joystick is pushed To slow down guide the joystick towards its central position Driving Steering amp Braking For your first drive choose an area with plenty of space to drive your Powerchair and select the low speed setting until you are familiar with the controls In a short time you will be in total control and can then increase the speed Move the joystick gently forward The more you push the joystick forward the faster you will travel but you will not exceed the speed limit imposed by the speed control knob regardless of the joystick position To reverse pull the joy stick to the rear beyond its centre neutral position The joystick is also your steering lever Move it to the left and you will turn left Move it to the right and you will turn right When you want to stop or have to make an emergency brake application simply rele
18. ng castors should come to gradual stop Monthly check that e Check joystick gator around the base of the joystick for damage or splitting e Motor parking brakes function correctly e The chair rolls straight no excessive drag or pull to one side e Pivot points are free of wear or looseness e Seat and backrest upholstery is not for ripped or sagging e Frames are not worn or bent Cleaning Paintwork and plastic mouldings can be cleaned with a damp soft cloth of warm soapy water Do not use any harsh abrasive cleaners bleach base fluids or solvents Seat and back upholstery can be cleaned with a general purpose upholstery cleaner or sponged with warm soapy water Mobility Products 20 Safe Operation When using indoors beware of narrow doors steps high surfaces protruding wall fittings and everyday household items such as children s toys electrical appliances etc Take extra care in kitchen environments To ensure stability and safe control you must maintain proper balance at all times The Powerchair is designed to remain stable during normal use as long as you do not move your centre of gravity outside the normal seating position When reaching bending forward do not lean your body out of the Powerchair further than the length of the armrests Do not attempt to reach objects by sliding forwards to the edge of the seat When reaching bending backwards do not reach any further than your arm will extend wit
19. sted to the required position To adjust the unit vertically there is a hexagon key screw in a hexagon nut at tached to the tubular construction supporting the control box Using the hexagon key provided loosen the screw adjust unit to the required height and re tighten screw to secure Control box conversions to left hand 1 Remove control box and horizontal tube from right hand arm by releasing hand knob and hexagon screw 2 Remove the two screws holding the support tube to the control box and ro tate the tube through 180 to the opposite side and secure to the control box with the screws 3 Remove both armrest pads by removing the securing hand knobs Both pads are right and left handed 4 To convert to opposite hands remove support brackets from pads and rotate through 180 and align with opposite screw holes and re secure with screws 5 Secure the original right hand armrest to the left hand arm and repeat for the other hand 6 Re position control box unit to left hand side of chair and assemble and secure to left hand arm 7 Adjust heights and position as previous paragraphs Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Operations of Use Control Box Your Powerchair is fitted with the latest up to date electronic controls The control box is normally fitted to the right side of the chair Switch on your power chair with the ON OFF Button When the chair is turned on the battery level indicator lamp lights up This a
20. thin the vehicle using the 4 point webbing tie down system with Karibiner model no WWR ATF K R available from Unwin Safety Systems based in Yeovil U K Note Although safety during transportation largely depends upon the diligence of the person securing the tie downs and passenger restraints it is the user s re sponsibility to ensure that the powerchair has been safely secured sire Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Freewheel Operation To push the Powerchair by hand or in the event of a fault or battery failure the motors gear boxes can be released allowing the Powerchair to be pushed F The levers should be switched to the freewheel position On the gearbox by rotating them through 90 Use the manual brakes to park the chair CAUTION Always re engage the freewheeling device after y use Failure to do so may result in injury Wheels and Tyres Regularly check the condition of front and rear tyres for wear and tear Contact your supplier for replacements Your Powerchair may have split rim wheels which are held together by screws or bolts When these are removed the wheel rim separates for easy access to carry out puncture repairs or tyre replacements If you have pneumatic tyres fitted the pressure indicated on the side of the tyre wall should not be exceeded Disassembly amp Storage Your Powerchair can be disassembled and folded for storage 1 2 3 5 6 1 Fold
21. ush the lever forwards until the shoe is locked in place Pull backwards to release Folding Back This is available to reduce the overall height of the chair Whilst at the rear of the chair grip the small lever and push down to release pin allowing the handle section to be folded Negotiating Inclines The Powerchair has climbing power that enables you to DO NOT overcome gradients of up to 12 1 5 Always approach an incline directly not at an angle and follow it Lf up or down directly avoiding zigzag movement CAUTION Never attempt to climb or descend an incline which has a slippery or icy surface While going uphill or downhill there is no need for drastic cor rective joystick movements The electronic controller ensures that the extra power required for climbing is automatically ap plied to the motors so that the selected speed is maintained This is achieved by the micro computer of the electronic controller compensating automatically for any extra power required The same applies when you travel downhill The electromagnetic safety brake gives you full control over your Powerchair at all times This unique brake sys tem enables you to descend at a constant slow speed _ 4 a7 Mobility Products Locking Unlocking the Wheelchair The VSI control system can be locked to prevent unauthorised use The locking method is via a sequence of key presses and joystick movements as detailed
22. y an external signal The exact cause will depend on the type of Powerchair you have one possibility is the battery charger 1s connected 7 Bar A joystick fault is indicated Make sure that the joystick is in the center position before switching on the control system 8 Bar A control system fault is indicated Make sure that all connections are secure 9 Bar The parking brakes have a bad connection Check the parking brake and motor connections Make sure the control system connections are secure 10 Bar An excessive voltage has been applied to the control system This is usually caused by a poor battery connection Check the battery connec tions 27s Pride Mobility R4 Power Chair User Manual Safety amp Maintenance Inspection We recommend that your Powerchair is serviced by your local dealer every six months It is in your best interests not only to ensure your personal safety but also to ensure long life and reliability Regular service will identify early damage and worn components avoiding unnecessary faults occurring Weekly check that e Check all connectors are secure properly properly mated and free from dam age e Castor bolts are tight and all fasteners are secure e Adjustable height arms operate and lock securely e The drive wheels mounting bolts are secure and there is no excessive side movement or binding when spun e Tyres do not show excessive wear or damage e Castors for proper tension 1 e spinni
23. your pneumatic tyres to the correct pressures Always make sure that the batteries are sufficiently charged before setting out on a journey Do not use parts accessories or adapters other then those authorised by Pride Mobility Products Australia Pty Ltd Keep the Powerchair away from children It is not intended to be used as a toy The manual parking brakes are not designed for slowing down Lh 4 Mobility Products Troubleshooting Guide The following information is intended to assist in the location of a fault that may occur in a certain part of your Powerchair s electronics Go to the number in the list which matches the number of flashing bars and follow the instructions If the problem persists after you made the checks described below contact your dealer Do not use the Powerchair and turn off the power 1 Bar The battery needs charging or there is a bad connection to the battery Check the connections to the battery If the connections are good try charging the battery 2 Bar The left hand motor has a bad connection Check the connections to the left hand motor 3 Bar The left hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection Contact your service agent 4 Bar The right hand motor has a bad connection Check the connections to the right hand module 5 Bar The right hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection Contact your dealer 6 Bar The Powerchair is being prevented form driving b
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