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Do not clean the Controller with solvents or products not recommended for plastic materials.
Before applying the cleaning product, check the instructions of the chosen product to ensure
that it is compatible.
Do not wet or immerse the Controller in water.
Use only the supplied battery charger to charge the Controller.
Controller Usage Information - Braking typologies
The motor of the TWIST device does not perform any braking and/or blocking action on
the device when it is not in motion (recorded speed approx. 0 Km/h). This also refers to the
Braking and the Temporary Braking functions triggered by the Controller when the device
stops (reaches approx. 0 Km/h). It is therefore necessary to act on the manual wheelchair
by actively blocking its movement. It is also necessary to act on the manual wheelchair to
keep it stationary in position.
Braking: A quick push to the stop button activates the Braking function of the TWIST motor that will decrease
the speed until the device stops (recorded speed approx. 0 km/h) (Figure 15).
When the TWIST is installed at the front, braking will be very effective in all conditions of
use even when riding downhill. When the TWIST is rear-installed the wheel will not be able
to brake the device, therefore activating the Braking function will only stop the wheel's power
output but will not effectively slow down the device (Figure 15).
In any case, it will be necessary to act by actively braking the manual wheelchair to keep it
stationary in position.
Temporary Braking: A prolonged pressure (more than 1.5 seconds) on the stop button activates the Temporary
Braking function of the motor; the device will slow down to a stop (approx. 0 km/h) as in the Braking function
but, when the button is released, the motor will restart moving at the minimum speed (1st gear) of approx. 2
km/h (Figure 16).
KLAXON Mobility GmbH - EN
KLAXON TWIST device - End User's Manual (EN) - rev. 1.5 of 2023.02.08
Quick push
Keep the pressure on the button for more than
1.5 seconds
Figure 15
Figure 16
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