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Charging via the battery charger:

– Insert the battery charger plug (A,

Fig. 56) into the control box.

– Insert the mains plug of the battery

charger into an appropriate mains

socket.

The battery is now charging.

Note!

Do not insert any objects other than

the supplied charging plug into the

battery charger.

– Danger of

short circuit!

Do not insert charging plugs on

other wheelchairs into the battery

socket!

Note:

The charging process can only be in-

itiated if the main safety fuse (blade-

type electric fuse on each of the batte-

ry box lids) is intact!

Battery charger

Only use the battery charger that is

supplied with the wheelchair! Obser-

ve the operating manual.

Note!

If a red light is flashing on the battery

display, the batteries are almost total-

ly discharged. – Charge the batteries

immediately. To ensure that damage

to the batteries is minimal, connect

them up to the battery charger for as

long and often as possible.

Batteries should be replaced by

your specialist workshop only

be-

cause it is aware of the associated

risks.

Batteries can explode if

they

come into contact with sparks, e.g.

due to a short circuit of the battery

terminals.

Defective batteries should be properly dis-

posed of!

Maintenance-free batteries

Vent plugs are not visible. – No mainte-

nance is required. Acid-tightness cannot

be measured.

Note!

If a red light is flashing on the battery

display, the batteries are almost total-

ly discharged. – Charge the batteries

immediately.

When working on the battery, remo-

ve the main safety fuse and ensure that

tools and metal objects do not come

into contact with the

– Risk of short circuit and

explosion!

Avoid naked flames and sparks in the

vicinity of the batteries.

– Risk of explosion!

Replacing the batteries:

1 Switch off the wheelchair and move

the brake release lever to the "drive"

position. – This will prevent the

wheelchair from inadvertently rolling

away.

2) To carry this out, lift the seat up out of

the seat tube (Fig. 40).

3) Disconnect the battery plug (A) (Fig.

41).

4) Open the lock on the elasticated belt

(A),(Fig. 42) – by pressing down the

spring release mechanism.

5) Lift out the front battery box (Fig. 43).

6) Lift out the back battery box (Fig.

44).

7) Open the Velcro fastener on the ela-

sticated belt.

8) Remove the screws on the battery

cover.

9) Dismantle the battery terminal clips.

10) Wipe the surface of the battery

with a dry cloth.

11) Remove batteries.

Batteries should be replaced by

your specialist workshop only

be-

cause it is aware of the associated

risks.

Batteries can explode if

they

come into contact with sparks, e.g.

due to a short circuit of the battery

terminals.

Defective batteries should be pro-

perly disposed of!

Re-usable batteries should only be

used in the same wheelchair model.

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