Ottobock e-support Bedienungsanleitung Seite 51

Warning light
Battery
Protection cap
e-support
(7) There is a danger of the casters lifting and rolling over backwards when
going uphill, over curbs, or if you load luggage on the seat back.
.AVeRtIsseMeNt
Traveling without anti-tippers or riding with the anti-tip bars shorter than the
"standard length" may cause a rollover. Never travel without making adjust-
ments..
INFORMAtION
· When you shift the center of gravity towards the front, there is less chance of
rolling over backwards.
· Those who have difficulty in shifting the center of gravity must be accompa-
nied by an attendant.
(8) While traveling, check the condition of the battery, based on the battery
warning light and buzzer.
.AVeRtIsseMeNt
When.the.battery.warning.light.blinks.and.the.buzzer.makes.a."beeping".
sound,.replace.the.battery.as.soon.as.possible..If.you.continue.power.as-
sisted.travel.and.the.battery.has.completely.run.out,.the.battery.warning.
light.will.light.on.and.the.buzzer.will.make.a."beeping".sound..then.the.
Power.Assist.system.will.come.to.a.stop..It.is.very.dangerous.when.you.
get.into.a.situation.where.you.can't.move.about..Make.sure.to.replace.the.
battery,.using.the.following.procedure.
(9) When detaching the battery, turn off the power and pull the battery upward
while pushing the release button.
.AVeRtIsseMeNt
store.the.detached.battery.with.the.protective.cap.on..there.is.a.danger.
of.a.short-circuit.when.the.connecting.portion.is.exposed.
(10) When stopping, apply the brakes by operating the push rings.
.AVeRtIsseMeNt
When stopping or parking on an incline, be sure to lock the brakes on both
wheels of the wheelchair.
INFORMAtION
To conserve battery power, if there is no power assisted travel initiated using
the push rings for 5 minutes, the buzzer will beep, and the power will be tur-
ned off automatically (auto-power off function). Turn off the power first before
turning it on again.
(11) If the wheelchair is being lifted with the user in it, such as on stairs, make
sure the proper orientation is maintained.
Using the Push Rings for Operation
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