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at pace. Therefore, avoid driving or crashing into an obstruction.
Avoid ditches, holes or potholes. One of the front wheels can
end up abruptly in a hole that causes the wheelchair to
unexpectedly tip over. The excessive amount of force on one of
the front wheels might also damage the suspension. Therefore,
be careful and choose a safe route.
USE OF THE JOYSTICK - while sitting
in the electric wheelchair
While seated in the chair, with the handlebars in rollator position
above the frame, so you can always use the handbrakes in
case of emergency, you can activate the electric
support system (Figure 61) by pushing on the On/Off
button on the front control.
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Joystick controller display and buttons.
Figure 61:
1.On/Off button
2.Gear button (increase)
3.Gear button (decrease)
4.Gear indicator
5.Battery capacity (100% is full, 0% is empty)
6.Horn
7.Joystick
NOTE
This is no longer necessary for the Rollz Motion Electric
to the addition of electromagnetic brakes, which automatically
engage for added safety.
By pushing the gear buttons, |
through the different gears. The higher the gear, the higher the
speed (1.2 – 6 km/h / 0.8 - 3.7 mph). The maximum reverse
speed range is between 1.0 and 2.2 km/h / 0.6 and 1.4
mph.
By using the joystick, you can change the direction. By letting
go of the joystick or moving it to the middle position, the Rollz
Motion Electric will brake. You can also pull the joystick towards
you, which will brake the wheelchair quicker, but this also
moves the wheelchair backwards.
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| and/or | | you can shift
When using the joystick while sitting in the wheelchair
for the first time, set the Rollz Motion Electric to the lowest
speed. This helps you to become familiar with the control
system. When you feel comfortable enough, you can choose
to increase the maximum speed.
WARNING
• Do not use the joystick controller without having the
wheelchair package attached.
• Be careful not to take abrupt turns at high speed. Know
that the turning circle is 75 cm / 29.5 inches.
Horn
| button a horn will sound. Use this to
By pressing the |
warn others of your approach or presence.
Reversing
By pulling the joystick towards you, you'll drive backwards.
Please always drive carefully. Make sure the road is as free of
obstacles as possible. Do not reverse from a slope.
WARNING
• Do not drive into a hole or uneven terrain.
• Do not collide hard against ledges or elevations.
• Look carefully to determine a safe route.
• ATTENTION: do not drive off the pavement or any
unevenness higher than 15 mm / 0.6 inch.
Going up a curb
To go up a curb onto a pavement:
a. Place the front wheels of the wheelchair against the curb.
b. Move the joystick forward. You can drive on curbs up to
15 mm / 0.6 inch high.
c. When the front wheels are on the curb, keep pushing the
joystick forwards, so that the rear wheels also get on the
curb.
It is often easier to use a dropped curb (if any).
Getting off the pavement safely
To go down a curb from the pavement:
a. Look carefully ahead to choose the smoothest route
possible.
b. Be careful when approaching curbs, height differences
or uneven terrain.
c. When going down a curb, slowly drive the wheelchair off
the curb. The curb must be less than 15 mm / 0.6 inch.
d. It is often easier to use a dropped curb (if any).
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