GO ONE - Fauteuil roulant électrique CHICCO - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type de produit	Fauteuil roulant électrique pliable
Marque	CHICCO
Modèle	GO ONE
Poids net	24,9 kg
Capacité de charge maximale	181 kg
Motorisation	2 moteurs sans balais de 180 W chacun
Batterie	Lithium-Ion 24V/10Ah (x2)
Vitesse maximale	6,4 km/h
Rayon de braquage	80 cm
Pente maximale franchissable	12°
Temps de charge	5 heures
Autonomie maximale	25,7 km
Dimensions déplié (L x l)	96,5 x 61 cm
Largeur plié	33 cm
Hauteur d'assise	45,7 cm
Largeur d'assise	48,3 cm
Hauteur dossier	40,6 cm
Type de frein	Électromagnétique
Mode manuel	Oui (levier de déverrouillage rouge)
Pliable	Oui
Alimentation	Secteur (chargeur fourni)
Fonctions principales	Commande par joystick, modes manuel et électrique, pliage facile
Entretien	Vérifier les connexions, nettoyer avec un chiffon doux, éviter l'eau
Sécurité	Arrêt automatique au relâchement du joystick, freins électromagnétiques
Pièces détachées	Joystick, batteries, moteurs, câbles

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - GO ONE CHICCO

Comment plier le fauteuil roulant électrique GO ONE ?

Pour plier le fauteuil, éteignez le joystick puis retirez-le et rangez-le dans le sac sous l'assise. Localisez le loquet de sécurité noir à l'arrière du dossier, basculer le loquet vers le haut pour déverrouiller le cadre. Avec une main sur le cadre supérieur et l'autre sur le repose-pieds, rapprochez les deux extrémités du fauteuil. Vous pouvez également plier d'une seule main en poussant la partie supérieure du cadre vers le sol. Le fauteuil se plie facilement.

Comment passer en mode manuel (poussée manuelle) ?

Pour passer en mode manuel, déplacez le levier rouge situé à l'intérieur de chaque moteur de roue arrière vers l'avant jusqu'à entendre un clic. Les roues tourneront alors librement, permettant de pousser le fauteuil comme un fauteuil manuel. Répétez sur les deux roues. Pour repasser en mode électrique, tirez le levier vers l'arrière jusqu'au clic.

Que faire si le joystick clignote ou émet un bip ?

Les clignotements et bips sont des codes de diagnostic. Par exemple, 1 clignotement lent indique que le moteur gauche n'est pas connecté ; 2 clignotements pour le moteur droit ; 3 clignotements pour un problème de batterie ; 4 clignotements lents pour un câble moteur gauche desserré, etc. Un bip court signifie que vous essayez de bouger avant que le fauteuil ne soit prêt. Un bip dans n'importe quelle direction indique que les roues sont en mode manuel (poussez le levier rouge vers l'arrière). Consultez le tableau des codes dans le manuel pour plus de détails.

Quelle est l'autonomie réelle du fauteuil ?

L'autonomie maximale annoncée est de 25,7 km (16 miles) par batterie. Cependant, l'autonomie réelle peut varier en fonction du poids de l'utilisateur, du terrain, de la température et de l'état de la batterie. Il est recommandé de recharger les batteries après chaque utilisation pour garantir une autonomie optimale.

Comment charger les batteries du fauteuil ?

Les batteries sont déjà installées dans le cadre. Pour les charger, branchez le chargeur fourni sur la prise du joystick, puis connectez le chargeur à une prise secteur. Les deux batteries se chargent simultanément. Le temps de charge complet est d'environ 5 heures. Il est conseillé de ne pas laisser les batteries se décharger complètement et de les recharger après chaque sortie.

Puis-je utiliser le fauteuil roulant sous la pluie ?

Non, il est strictement déconseillé d'utiliser le fauteuil sous une forte pluie ou de traverser des flaques d'eau. L'eau peut endommager les composants électriques et la batterie. Évitez également de ranger le fauteuil dans un endroit humide. En cas de pluie légère, protégez le joystick et les connexions.

Comment installer le joystick sur l'accoudoir ?

Le joystick peut être installé sur l'accoudoir droit ou gauche. Insérez le joystick dans le tube de l'accoudoir, puis serrez le boulon de vis situé sous l'accoudoir pour le maintenir en place. Assurez-vous que le boulon est bien serré pour éviter tout mouvement pendant l'utilisation.

Quel est le poids maximum supporté par le fauteuil ?

Le poids maximum supporté par le fauteuil GO ONE est de 181 kg (400 lbs). Ne dépassez jamais cette limite car cela pourrait endommager le fauteuil et compromettre la sécurité de l'utilisateur.

Comment débloquer les freins pour pousser manuellement ?

Pour débloquer les freins électromagnétiques et passer en mode manuel, poussez le levier rouge situé sur chaque moteur de roue arrière vers l'avant jusqu'au clic. Les roues tourneront alors librement. Pour les verrouiller à nouveau (mode électrique), tirez le levier vers l'arrière jusqu'au clic. Assurez-vous que les deux leviers sont dans la même position.

Que faire en cas de surchauffe des moteurs ?

Si le joystick clignote 4 fois rapidement, cela indique une surchauffe du moteur gauche ; 5 fois rapidement pour le moteur droit. Dans ce cas, débranchez le câble du moteur concerné pendant 30 secondes, puis rebranchez-le. Si le problème persiste, contactez le service client.

MODE D'EMPLOI GO ONE CHICCO

FOLD&GO

ELECTRIC

WHEELCHAIRS

HEAVY-DUTY SIZE MODEL

User/Caregiver Manual

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for buying the FOLD-N-GO Wheelchair, which is designed and manufactured by OneKubedDESIGNS, which is Trademarked.

Why limit where you go and what you do? You can see the world, Disneyland, Six Flags or just your local shopping mall. Your new FOLD-N-GO Wheelchair gives you total FREEDOM! This chair is lightweight and portable, and it fits in the trunk of ANY sized automobile. This power wheelchair is the same weight and width of a regular fold up manual wheelchairs. Finally there is a solution to be more mobile and your FOLD-N-GO will quickly become your favorite mobility device that you will ever own.

Before operating this electric wheelchair for the first time, please read this manual carefully. This instruction manual will help you to understand the performance, operation, features, and routine maintenance. Please refer to this manual and or our website for how to videos on operating your new chair.

User Safety

Please don't use or operate this electric wheelchair until you have read and understand these instructions. If you can't understand these instructions, please contact us for technical guidance and help. Otherwise it may cause harm or danger to yourself by not operating the chair correctly.

Allways turn off the Joystick when entering and exiting the chair. Practice driving operations with the help of family, friends or a caregiver, until you are independent and skilled in performing these operations while you are exploring the world we live in.

Caregiver Safety

Each FOLD-N-GO Wheelchair can be operated in manual or power mode. If you wish to manually push your client make sure to move the red levers on each rear wheel motor to disengage the electromagnetic brakes. Also make sure that the top headrest frame is locked into place, and not in the downward storage position. Before each movement tell your client what you are doing to avoid any risk of accidental injury because they are not prepared to be moved. Cooperate with your client and their physical limitations.

WARNING

DO NOT OPERATE THE WHEELCHAIR IN HEAVY RAIN, OR DRIVE THE WHEELCHAIR THROUGH A PUDDLE. DO NOT USE THE BATTERY IN A DIFFERENT CAPACITY OTHER THAN WITH YOUR FOLD-N-GO WHEELCHAIR KEEP TOOLS AND OTHER METAL OBJECTS AWAY FROM THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ENDS OF THE BATTERY.

MODEL COMPONENTS

Please take a moment to make sure you have all of the following parts with your FOLD-N-GO Wheelchair. If you are missing ANY components please contact us immediately at [e-mail]. Accessories are sold separately.

HEAVY DUTY WHEELCHAIR

FOLD-N-GO Wheelchair in your desired color

SEAT CUSHIONS

Two cushions, one for your seat and one for the backrest

TWO BATTERIES

Both batteries already come inside the frame of the wheelchair.

CHARGER

Power charger with connection to joystick, and power cord to plug into the wall outlet

JOYSTICK CONTROLLER

One joystick to control movement of the chair. Can be placed on the either the right or left armrest

SELT BELT

Portable strap for safety while riding in your chair, and to wrap up the armrests when folded

How to Install & Operate

1. Batteries Already Installed

The Heavy-Duty model comes with two lithium-ion batteries. We ship the batteries with your wheelchair. We have already placed each battery inside the frame of the chair. You do not need to remove the batteries for any reason. You can charge both batteries at the same time, when plugging into the joystick.

2. Joystick Installation

The Joystick can be installed on the left or right armrest. Insert the Joystick into the tube of the armrest. Tighten the Screw bolt on the bottomside of the armrest. Make sure this bolt is snug to hold the Joystick in place.

3. Manual Mode - No Brakes

Move the red lever on the inside of each rear wheel motor, push it forward until you feel a click. Then the wheel will spin free, so the chair can be push just like a manual chair. Repeat the same process for both wheels.

4. Power Mode - Electromagnetic

Move the red lever on the inside of each rear wheel motor, pull it backward until you feel a click. Then the wheel motor will be engaged and power will move each wheel. Repeat the same process for both wheels.

• Turn off the Joystick then remove it and put it in the storage bag under the seat for safe keeping.
• Locate the black safety latch on the back of the wheelchair.
• Flip the black latch up to unlock the frame
• With one hand on the top frame and one hand on the footrest, bring both ends of the wheelchair together.
• You can also fold with one hand by pushing to top part of the frame towards the ground. The wheelchair will fold up easily using one hand or two.

How to UNFOLD the FOLD & GO Electric Wheelchair

• Push apart the head rest and the footrest of the wheelchair.
• Place one hand on the top of the backrest, and with your other hand push the footrest down.
• Locate the black safety latch on the back of the frame.
• Puch the latch down to snap it into place to lock the frame.
• You can also unfold thw wheelchair with one hand. Simply place on hand on the headrest and lean the reat of the chair towards the ground. With a slight jerk, let gravity pull the chair apart for you.

Net Weight	55 LBS
Weight Capacity	400 LBS
Motor	180 Watt x2 Brushless
Battery	Lithium-Ion 24V/10AH Standard
Max Speed	4 MPH
Turning Radius	31.5 inches
Grade/Slope	12 degrees
Charging Time	5 Hours
Driving Range	16 Miles per Battery
Overall Length	38 inches
Unfolded Width	24 inches
Folded Width	13 inches
Seat Width	19 inches
Back Rest Height	16 inches
Seat Height	18 inches
Brake Type	Electromagnetic

Movement	Direction to Move Joystick
FORWARD	Move the joystick FORWARD
BACKWARD	Move the joystick BACKWARD
RIGHT	Move the joystick RIGHT
LEFT	Move the joystick LEFT
STOP	Release your hand from the joystick

Joystick Diagnostics

When the LED light on the Joystick flickers, it means that there is something wrong with the wheelchair. An alarm may also sound from the rear motor wheels, brakes, batteries, wire connections, or from the wheelchair itself. Below are the diagnostic codes to help you identify any problems you may be experiencing while using your FOLD & GO Electric Wheelchair:

Flash or Beep	Description & Troubleshoot
Flash Once Slowly	Left rear motor wheel is not connected
Flash Twice Slowly	Right rear motor wheel is not connected
Flash 3 Times Slowly	Battery is not charging, the cables to the battery may be loose
Flash 4 Times Slowly	Check left rear motor, power cable is loose or not connected
Flash 5 Times Slowly	Check right rear motor, power cable is loose or not connected
Flash 6 Times Slowly	Check left brake motor, power cable is loose or not connected
Flash 7 Times Slowly	Check right brake motor, power cable is loose or not connected
Flash 8 Times Slowly	Contact FOLD-N-GO Customer Service
Flash 9 Times Slowly	Joystick cable is loose to black junction box under the seat
One Short Beep	You are trying to move the chair with the Joystick before it is ready
Beep in Any Direction	The rear wheels are in manual mode. Move the red lever backwards
Flash 4 times Quickly	Left motor is over heated, disconnect cable for 30 seconds then reconnect
Flash 5 times Quickly	Right motor is over heated, disconnect cable for 30 seconds then reconnect

DRIVING CONDITIONS & ENVIRONMENT

• Don't try to drive the FOLD & GO Wheelchair when you are on a transport vehicle, like a bus, subway, trains, planes, etc.
  While using public transportation vehicles, look for a place to fix the wheels to the floor of the bus. This will help you avoid harm that can be caused by the vehicle's sudden stop or a traffic accident.
• In many countries and regions, power wheelchairs are not allowed on public roads. The user must realize that driving a wheelchair on the road instead of the sidewalk is dangerous.
• For easy recognition at night, a reflective article can be placed on the FOLD & GO Wheelchair. The user can also wear reflective clothing.
• When confronting with other vehicles, please ensure that the driver has noticed you. Before you continue to operate your wheelchair, make eye contact with the driver, and let the driver know your intention until you are sure that it is safe.
• When driving the FOLD & GO Wheelchair keep the chair in balance, in order to avoid being bent over in the forward or backward position.
  If you desire to modify or adjust the FOLD & GO Wheelchair, please consult a reputable dealer in advance. The modified wheelchair may need to have addictional adjustment to keep the chair working properly.
• Making any modifications to your FOLD & GO Wheelchair will void ALL warranties.
• When you are entering or exiting the FOLD & GO Wheelchair, you must turn off the power supply. Otherwise, if you touch the joystick, it may lead to the unexpected movement.
• The FOLD & GO Wheelchair is not suitable for staircases, or on an escalator. Pay attention when using the chair on the elevator.
• When an elevator is not available, fold up the chair to move it from floor to floor by way of the stairs.

3521 E. Merlot Street, Gilbert, AZ 85298

Customer Service: 480-303-1800

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www.foldandgowheelchairs.com