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Guidelines for Maintenance of Manual and Electric Wheelchairs
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Today, many people tend to neglect maintenance after purchasing a wheelchair and taking it home, unless there is an obvious malfunction. However, wheelchairs still require regular maintenance to ensure they are in tip-top condition.
Guidelines for Maintenance of Manual and Electric Wheelchairs
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Maintenance Tips for Manual Wheelchairs:
A. Before use, inspect screws in the front and rear wheels, parking brakes, and rear wheel spokes. Tighten any loose screws promptly to mitigate safety risks caused by transportation-induced vibrations.
B. Check tire inflation regularly; inflate if air is insufficient, following the same method used for bicycles.
C. Apply lubrication weekly to movable parts to ensure smooth operation.
D. After use, wipe the wheelchair surface with a soft dry cloth to prevent rust.
E. Store the wheelchair in a dry place to prevent moisture-induced rust. Maintain cleanliness of cushions and backrests to prevent bacterial growth.
Usage Precautions for Manual Wheelchairs:
A. Do not step on footrests while getting on or off the wheelchair.
B. Strictly avoid abrupt stops without applying brakes while in the wheelchair.
C. During movement, especially downhill, refrain from using the parking brake to prevent accidents causing bodily harm.
Maintenance Tips for Electric Wheelchairs:
In addition to routine maintenance, specific attention is required for electric wheelchairs:
A. Regularly inspect and maintain.
B. Charge the battery when the power display shows 2-4 red bars to prevent battery life reduction after complete discharge.
C. If not in use for an extended period, charge and discharge the battery monthly.
D. Avoid using the wheelchair in the rain or passing through water pools.
Usage Precautions for Electric Wheelchairs:
A. Do not get on or off the electric wheelchair when the power is on or the handbrake is off.
B. Adhere to national and local traffic regulations while operating electric wheelchairs.
C. Avoid sharp turns during high-speed travel; reduce speed to below 2km/h before steering the electric wheelchair.
D. While ascending or descending slopes, travel along the slope, not perpendicular to it, to avoid the risk of tipping over.
E. Do not park the electric wheelchair on slopes or make turns on inclines.
F. Avoid using electric wheelchairs on sandy or soft terrain.
G. Refrain from navigating roads with slopes exceeding 8 degrees or obstacles over 4 cm in height.
H. Engage the anti-tipping mechanism during normal use.
I. Avoid prolonged halts in open or rainy conditions; be cautious of moisture.
J. If not using the electric wheelchair for an extended duration, turn off the power switch.
K. Do not dismantle, modify components, or replace parts with non-originally.
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