Amylior LOGO SILVER LightCHAIR II User manual

LIGHT, EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL
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CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 4
1.1 USAGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS................................. 4
1.2 LIABILITY ........................................................................................................................ 5
1.3 INDICATIONS FOR REUSE....................................................................................... 5
1.4 MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................... 5
II. SECURITY ...................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES............................................................................. 6
2.2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY....................................................................... 6
2.3 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................... 7
2.4 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ................................ 7
2.5 OPERATING SAFETY REQUIREMENTS................................................................. 8
2.6 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE, UPKEEP & DISPOSAL..... 9
2.7 USER REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................... 9
2.8 SECURITY FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................ 10
2.9 WARNING SIGNS AND SIGNALS .......................................................................... 10
2.10 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE ................................................................. 10
III. STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE ..................................................................... 11
3.1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM FOR THE LIGHTCHAIR II .......................................... 11
3.2 STRUCTURE OF THE LIGHTCHAIR II................................................................... 12
IV. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................ 13
V. INSTALLING AND FOLDING .................................................................................. 14
5.1 INSTALLATING ............................................................................................................ 14
5.2 FOLDING ...................................................................................................................... 15
VI. USAGE AND FUNCTIONALITY ............................................................................. 15
6.1 USAGE ............................................................................................................................ 15
6.1.1 CONTROLLER .............................................................................................................. 15
6.1.2 BATTERY USAGE.......................................................................................................... 16

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CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 4
1.1 USAGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS................................. 4
1.2 LIABILITY ........................................................................................................................ 5
1.3 INDICATIONS FOR REUSE....................................................................................... 5
1.4 MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................... 5
II. SECURITY ...................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES............................................................................. 6
2.2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY....................................................................... 6
2.3 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................... 7
2.4 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ................................ 7
2.5 OPERATING SAFETY REQUIREMENTS................................................................. 8
2.6 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE, UPKEEP & DISPOSAL..... 9
2.7 USER REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................... 9
2.8 SECURITY FUNCTIONS ............................................................................................ 10
2.9 WARNING SIGNS AND SIGNALS .......................................................................... 10
2.10 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE ................................................................. 10
III. STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE ..................................................................... 11
3.1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM FOR THE LIGHTCHAIR II .......................................... 11
3.2 STRUCTURE OF THE LIGHTCHAIR II................................................................... 12
IV. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................ 13
V. INSTALLING AND FOLDING .................................................................................. 14
5.1 INSTALLATING ............................................................................................................ 14
5.2 FOLDING ...................................................................................................................... 15
VI. USAGE AND FUNCTIONALITY ............................................................................. 15
6.1 USAGE ............................................................................................................................ 15
6.1.1 CONTROLLER .............................................................................................................. 15
6.1.2 BATTERY USAGE.......................................................................................................... 16
6.1.3 CHARGING THE BATTERIES.................................................................................... 17
6.1.4 SURGE PROTECTION ................................................................................................ 17
6.1.5 BRAKE LEVER................................................................................................................ 17
6.1.6 SEATBELT ........................................................................................................................ 18
6.2 FUNCTIONALITY........................................................................................................ 18
6.2.1 PREPARATION BEFORE USE .................................................................................... 18
6.2.2 TRAINING BEFORE USE............................................................................................ 18
VII. DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING............................................................ 20
VIII. SAFETY DEVICES AND ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT ....................................... 20
IX. UPKEEP............................................................................................................................ 21
9.1 HUMIDITY...................................................................................................................... 21
9.2 TEMPERATURE.............................................................................................................. 21
9.3 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... 21
9.4 UPKEEP AFTER USE ..................................................................................................... 22
9.5 REGULAR CHECKS ..................................................................................................... 22
9.6 CLEANING..................................................................................................................... 23
9.7 DISINFECTING & RE-USING A POWER WHEELCHAIR .................................. 24
X. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE .................................................................................. 25
XI. OPENING AND VERIFICATION .............................................................................. 25
XII. GUARANTEE................................................................................................................. 26
XIII. DISPOSAL ....................................................................................................................... 27

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These operating instructions provide
the user, and those accompanying them,
all the necessary knowledge concerning
the construction and maintenance of the
LIGHTCHAIR II.
This user’s guide contains information
necessary for the safe use of this electric
wheelchair and provides indications
allowing to nd possible causes of
malfunctions and how to eliminate them.
It is imperative to read the contents
of this user’s guide in order to use the
LIGHTCHAIR II in complete safety.
The user, and those accompanying the user
must attentatively read this user manual,
particularly the chapter on security, before
the rst usage. This allows full use of the
LIGHTCHAIR II’s capacities.
I. INTRODUCTION
Pictograms and terms used as warnings:
DANGER !
Warning against physical danger and possible death
WARNING !
Warning against possible material damage
NOTE
Important information and advice
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE
Information for the protection of the environment
1.1 USAGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS
The LIGHTCHAIR II is designed for the individual use of people presenting with a total
or partial motor disability of the lower limbs, allowing autonomous movement at home or
outdoors on smooth surfaces.
Do not use the LIGHTCHAIR II on terrain with obstacles, mud or snow, on grass, shingle
or in the rain.
The LIGHTCHAIR II should only be combined with the options mentioned in this user’s
manual and vice versa.The company Logo Silver, manufacturer of LIGHTCHAIR II, is not
liable in the event of association with medical devices and / or accessories not included in
the options list or from other manufacturers.
Any use other than that which is mentioned is considered to be non-compliant.
The responsibility for damage to people or to property resulting from non-compliant use is
the responsibility of the user, not the manufacturer.

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Only duly informed people are authorised to use the LIGHTCHAIR II. To be informed about
the use of LIGHTCHAIR II constitutes one of the conditions which protects people from
possible dangers and allows the correct and safe use of the LIGHTCHAIR II.
1.2 LIABILITY
The manufacturer may only be held liable if the instructions for use, maintenance and servicing
intervals of the LIGHTCHAIR II are respected.The manufacturer expressly states that only
spare parts authorised by the manufacturer may be used. Logo Silver company declines
all responsibility for damage resulting from the use of spare parts not authorized by the
manufacturer as well as damage resulting from use not in accordance with the instructions.
This warranty is subject to French civil and commercial law.
1.3 INDICATIONS FOR REUSE
The LIGHTCHAIR II has been designed to be reused.
Like used machines or vehicles, reused products are subject to specic constraints. The
modication of characteristics and performances must not, for the duration of the product,
compromise personal safety.
Due to market observations and state of the art technical characteristics, the manufacturer
has evaluated between 6 and 7 years for the duration of use of the LIGHTCHAIR II, provided
that it is used in accordance with the instructions and that the care and maintenance
instructions are followed.This duration does not take into account the storage times with
the manufacturer or with the distributor. It should be noted that if the LIGHTCHAIR II is
maintained in accordance with instructions, it remains reliable beyond the period dened above.
To be reused, the LIGHTCHAIR II must be thoroughly cleaned beforehand. Then,the condition,
wear and damage of the LIGHTCHAIR II must be checked by an approved specialist. All worn
or damaged parts as well as non-tting components, or those not suitable for the new user
should be replaced.
The maintenance manual contains a calendar of the maintenance operations to be carried
out for each model as well as detailed information and the list of tools required.
1.4 MAINTENANCE
If you have questions or have a problem that you cannot resolve despite the assistance
provided by the operating instructions, please contact your dealer.

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II. SECURITY
2.1 STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
All the safety information in this manual relates to the french legislation in force and
the provisions of the European Union. In other countries, it is necessary to respect the
corresponding legislations and provisions.
The LIGHTCHAIR II was manufactured in accordance with current technical regulations
for safe operation. The safety of the LIGHTCHAIR II is certied by CE and its declaration
of conformity.
2.2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
As the manufacturer, Logo Silver declares under its own responsibility that the LIGHTCHAIR
II complies with specications 93/42 and 2007/47 relating to European directives for medical
devices.
The design, development and manufacturing of the LIGHTCHAIR II are fully compliant in
terms of safety, by the following technical requirements:
• Risk analysis and management according to NF EN ISO 14971 standards
• Design requirements NF EN 12182 and NF EN 12184
• Dynamic stability, static stability, fatigue resistance test
• Product information: NF EN 12182 and NF EN 12 184
• Advertising documentation, use and maintenance guide, labeling, dening of energy
consumption, determination of speed, acceleration and deceleration, ability to climb the
maximum slope safely, ability to mount obstacles.
• Compliance with standards NF EN 12184 means, among other things, that the required
values for an inclination, the crossing of an obstacle, and speed, are reached or even
exceeded by the LIGHTCHAIR II.
NOTE
LIGHTCHAIR II checks and repairs must be carried out exclusively
by qualied personnel approved by the Silver Logo company. In the
event of any problem, please contact the specialist dealer which sold
you the product.

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2.3 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• The LIGHTCHAIR II may only be used in conformity with the instructions.
• Only duly informed and authorized people may use the LIGHTCHAIR II
• Only one person may use the LIGHTCHAIR II at any given time.
• Other safety elements, belt and vest can be ordered as accessories from Logo Silver.
• All safety instructions contained in this user manual and in all valid associated
documents must be observed and applied. This notice must be available to the user at
all times.
• The fabric of the backrest and the cushion may, however unlikely, catch re. The use of
re or a lit cigarette must be undertaken with extreme care.
• Beware of obstacle clearance when driving uphill and descending.
• Power level changes must be made while stationary.
• Make sure the joystick is securely attached and straight.
• Make sure the motor levers are unlocked in the «electric» position.
• Only original manufacturer options can be used. The optional components must be
tted exclusively as indicated below. Failure to respect this recommendation results in
the loss of warranty.
• After removing special screws, nuts or washers; replace them if damaged and tighten
them rmly.
2.4 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
• The LIGHTCHAIR II is designed to be folded, and must be transported in this fashion,
or in a transport case (sold as an optional extra by Logo Silver) in order to travel safely.
The LIGHTCHAIR II must only be lifted by the elements of the chassis.
• During transport, the electrical part of the LIGHTCHAIR II must be switched off via
the «On / Off» button.
• It is forbidden to travel seated in the LIGHTCHAIR II when transporting it.
• In order to guarantee the LIGHTCHAIR II’s lifespan, it must be stored in a sheltered
place.
• After each setting adjustment or modication made on the LIGHTCHAIR II, the
mounting screws and nuts must be tightened securely.

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2.5 OPERATING SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
• Before each use, the user must ensure that the LIGHTCHAIR II is in a safe condition
and in accordance with the instructions, including the security functions.
• The operating and safety condition of the LIGHTCHAIR II must be checked at least
once a year by an approved specialist.
• If errors, faults or other hazards are detected which might cause personal injury, the
LIGHTCHAIR II must be taken out of service immediately.
• The LIGHTCHAIR II works only at temperatures between -10 ° C and+ 35 ° C. During
operation, the LIGHTCHAIR II must not be exposed to temperatures outside the
range of those indicated above.
• The maximum load supported by the LIGHTCHAIR II is 120 Kg. This weight must not
be exceeded
• Before each use, a visual check must be carried out to verify that the tyre pressure is
correct (see tyre inscriptions).
• When traveling on public roads, you must respect the road code.
• The power button should be ‘off ’ when making transfers.
• Small obstacles must be crossed at a moderate pace (3 km / h) and preferably in a
perpendicular fashion.
• Maneuvers may only be carried out at reduced speed.
• LIGHTCHAIR II may generate electromagnetic interference which may disrupt the
proper functioning of other devices. It is therefore better to turn it off while not in use.
• In regard to tyres, please note the following:
• - The tyres of the LIGHTCHAIR II contain chemical substances which may react with
other chemicals (e.g. cleaning chemicals or acid).
• - Direct exposure to sunlight (UV) accelerates tyre aging.This results in a hardening on
the side of the tyre which cracks at the edges.
• -Regardless of their wear, the tyres must be changed every 2 years.
• -Prolonged non-use or signicant heat on the tyres (if the LIGHTCHAIR II is near a
heater or exposed to direct sunlight through a window) may deform them permanently
. Ensure, therefore, to maintain a sufcient distance from heat sources.
• The LIGHTCHAIR II can be driven on inclinations and descents of 9°, you must not
attempt steeper ascents or descents.
• While driving downhill, for security reasons, speed should be reduced.
Charging the batteries can produce explosive gases. Which is why it is necessary to take
the following safety measures while charging:
- Switch off the LIGHTCHAIR II
- Ensure the room is ventilated
- It is forbidden to smoke or to start a re. It is imperative to avoid sparks.

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2.6 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE, UPKEEP
AND DISPOSAL
• LIGHTCHAIR II maintenance must be carried out by qualied personnel, approved by
Logo Silver.This also applies to all repairs and settings.
• The On / Off button must be switched off and the batteries removed for all
maintenance.
• The LIGHTCHAIR II may be cleaned with a wet sponge (avoid detergents).
• Defective batteries must be returned to distributors or Logo Silver in order to be
recycled in accordance with environmental specications.
2.7 USER REQUIREMENTS
• The use of LIGHTCHAIR II is reserved for capable users. Which is why the user must
be instructed by qualied personnel, approved by Logo Silver in order to drive the
LIGHTCHAIR II.
• The user must have read and understood this user manual completely.
• It is forbidden to use the LIGHTCHAIR II in case of signicant fatigue, or under the
inuence of alcohol or medicine.
• Before the rst use, practice driving the LIGHTCHAIR II on level ground and with
good visibility, then increase the difculties, by crossing small obstacles, descents and
climbs. This training helps avoid dangerous situations.
DANGER!
If your wheelchair moves involuntarily, release the joystick
immediately and the chair will stop automatically.In the event of a
joystick or brake malfunction, turn off the power-supply.

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2.8 SECURITY FUNCTIONS
In case of danger, the LIGHTCHAIR II can be switched off at any time with the On / Off
button. The charger will automatically shut off as soon as the batteries are charged.
2.9 WARNING SIGNS AND SIGNALS
2.10 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE
Your wheelchair may travel in areas affected by electromagnetic interference or signals
from certain transmitters such as radio, wireless intercoms, cell phones, speed cameras, etc.
In which case, your driving may be disrupted. Electromagnetic interference can modify the
electric wheelchair’s control system. Certain disturbances may cause brake-failure, involuntary
movements, as well as irreversible damage to the control system.
Electromagnetic interference classication
• Short-band radio transceiver. Such as radio waves in urban areas, walkie-talkies, mobile
telephone networks and signal transmissions of communication devices.
• Medium-band mobile radio transceiver. These are usually installed in a building
or vehicle. For example: police, re department, taxi, ambulance and other radio
transceivers.
• Broadband radio transceiver. These are usually installed in a tower, such as commercial
radio or TV transmission systems.
• Reference
• Serial number
• Date of manufacturing
• CE accreditation
• Maximum user
weight
• Maximum slope
SN: 0000001 01/2020

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WARNING!
The wheelchair and battery charger comply with the following code
standards: GB / T 18029.21 Wheelchair - Part 21: Requirements and test
methods for electromagnetic compatibility.
WARNING!
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) can affect the driving of the chair.
This interference can come from mobile phones, radio transmitters,
TV...
Preventing electromagnetic interferences
• Do not use portable radio transceivers such as cell phones, radios, etc. when the
wheelchair is on.
• Avoid driving near radio transmission systems such as radio and television transmitters.
• If the electric wheelchair or its brakes are faulty, please contact your distrubutor.
III. STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE
3.1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM FOR THE LIGHTCHAIR II
Joystick
Controller
Left motor
Right motor
Left brake
Right brake
Right motor connectors
Battery connectors (24V lithium battery)
Left motor connectors
• Reference
• Serial number
• Date of manufacturing
• CE accreditation
• Maximum user
weight
• Maximum slope

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3.2 STRUCTURE OF THE LIGHTCHAIR II
The LIGHTCHAIR II is composed of the following main parts: the front and rear wheels,
the chair frame, joystick, motor, armrests, handlebar, backrest, seat, footrest, battery housing
and charger. See  g. 1
 g. 1
Joystick
Seat
Motor
Footrest
Front wheel
Armrests
Battery housing
Chair frame
Handlebar
Backrest
Rear wheel

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IV. SPECIFICATIONS
The principal specications including the dimensions and weight.
Accessibility Inside and outside on smooth surfaces / class B
Conguration 2 motorised rear wheels
General dimensions length: 1000 mm with footrest
width: 630 mm
height: 960 mm
Folded wheelchair dimensions 370 mm x 630 mm x 770 mm
Seat height 510 mm
Seat width 470 mm
Seat depth 450 mm
Armrest height from 190 to 250 mm
Backrest height 450 mm
Backrest tilt 22°to 43°
Seat tilt not tilting
Battery weight 3,6 kg
Wheelchair weight 29 kg with batteries
Maximum user weight 120 kg
Maximum speed 6 km / h
Braking distance 100 cm
Turning radius 100 cm
Half-turn with 110 cm
Static stability 9°
Dynamic stability 6°
Slope ability 6°
Maximum slope 9°
Obstacle clearance 4 cm
Autonomy 20 km
Motors 200W x 2
Lithium batteries 10Ah C5 x 2
Electronics MICON
Battery charging External and by joystick
Front wheels 200 mm
Rear wheels 300 mm
Camber wheels 0°
Suspension Front wheels

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g. 2 g. 4 g. 3
g. 5
g. 6
g. 8
g. 7
A
B
AB
g. 9
D
A
C
B
V. INSTALLING AND FOLDING
5.1 INSTALLATION
• Take the wheelchair out of the box and put it on the oor. Install the batteries by
inserting them into the housing (g. 3).
• Place the joystick on the armrest (g 4) and lower the tightening key onto the
controller to attach it (g. 5).
• To remove the battery (g. 7): hold the “A” then pull the “B”.
• Put the engine lock lever in «electric» mode to ensure the wheelchair is not in manual
mode. (g. 6)
• Press the backrest adjustment button with two ngers to move the backrest forwards
or backwards (g. 8).

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g. 10
5.2 FOLDING
The LIGHTCHAIR II can be folded up for storage or transport.
Before folding the chair, fully unfold the pallet.
• To fold with the joystick (g. 2): press button A for 3 seconds to fold, and button B to
unfold.
• Folding with the remote control (optional) (g. 9): press buttons A and C, then B to
fold and D to unfold the chair.
VI. USAGE AND FUNCTIONALITY
When the engine lock lever is pulled down, it is in manual mode, which means that the
chair may be pushed manually by a third party. When in electric mode, it cannot be pushed
manually. (Fig.6)
6.1 USAGE
• On/off switch: the switch powers the electronic function control system and
wheelchair motors. Do not use the switch to stop the chair except in an emergency.
Otherwise, it may shorten the life of the chair components and cause violent braking.
Joystick
Horn
Screen
Decelerate
Unfold
Accelerate
Fold
6.1.1 Controller
This is the key element of a
wheelchair. It allows the control
of all electronic functions (g.
10). The controller is usually
installed on an armrest and
connected to a motor and a
battery in its housing.
On/off switch
DANGER!
Do not fold the chair when someone is sitting in it: risk of serious
injury.

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g. 11
• Joystick: the joystick is used to control the movements of the wheelchair, including its
speed and direction (forwards, backwards, left or right, etc.). The more you push the
joystick forward from its central position, the more quickly the wheelchair moves.
Each time you release the joystick, it automatically returns to the center and the brake
automatically stops the wheelchair.
• Horn: the horn sounds if you press this button.
• Acceleration / deceleration buttons and speedometer: after turning on the wheelchair
the speedometer indicates the current maximum speed setting.This can be adjusted by
the user by using the same button.
• Charger socket: the socket should only be used for this wheelchair. Do not use the
plug to power other electrical devices. Otherwise, it could damage the chair’s control
system or its E.M.C performance (electromagnetic tolerance).
6.1.2 Battery usage
Fully charge the batteries before the rst use. This brings the batteries to approximately 90%
of their capacity.
Upon the second battery charge (8-14 hours) they will obtain more than 90% of their
capacity. After four or ve charge charge-cycles, the batteries will recharge to 100% and will
last longer. Please replace the batteries in case of failure. The old batteries must be returned
to the supplier to avoid unnecessary pollution of the environment.
NOTE
If your wheelchair accidentally moves, immediately release the
joystick and the chair will stop automatically.
WARNING!
If you connect devices to the outlet other than the supplied battery
charger, damaging the control system, the warranty will be canceled.
Battery specication
Type Lithium battery
Dimensions 330 mm x 105 mm x 65 mm
Voltage 24V
Capacity 2x10Ah

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6.1.3 Charging the batteries
The battery charger is an important part of the wheelchair. The external charger connected
to this product allows to charge the battery quickly and to easily optimize the use of your
wheelchair.
Charging the battery using the provided external charger:
• Make sure the joystick is turned off and the wheelchair is in driving mode.
• Connect the 3-pin charger output plug to the joystick. (Fig.11)
• Connect the charger’s power plug to a standard wall outlet.
• The orange LED on the charger indicates that charging is in progress.The green LED
on the charger turns on when the battery is fully charged.
• We recommend charging the battery for 8 to 12 hours
• Remove the charger and power plug when the battery is fully charged and store them
in the bag behind the backrest.
6.1.4 Surge protection
The fuse, located at the back of the wheelchair, is designed for the safety of the wheelchair
user.When there is a poser surge, the fuse cuts the current. If the fuse is tripped, replace it
with an identical 12-24V 30A model.
6.1.5 Brake lever
When you want to stop, release the joystick and the wheelchair will stop immediately.
WARNING!
Do not use your wheelchair when the temperature is below -10 ° C
or above 50 ° C.
WARNING!
The 24V / 2A charger supplied by the manufacturer meets the
requirements mentioned in Section I “General safety requirements”
of GB9706.1- 2007 electric medical equipment. The battery must be
charged with the charger supplied. Any other type of charger is
not allowed.
DANGER!
Never let the battery freeze, do not charge a freezing battery,
this could cause injury and damage the battery.

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g. 12
6.1.6 Seatbelt
For your safety, the seat-belt must be fastened before driving the wheelchair. (g. 12)
6.2 FUNCTIONALITY
6.2.1 Preparation before use
• Turn power off before any and all transfers
• Verify that the brakes function correctly
• Fold the footrest pallet then hold the armrest to sit in the wheelchair.
• Do not get out of the wheelchair by pressing on the footrest palate. Otherwise, the
chair may tip over.
6.2.2 Training before use
• Find a spacious place like a public square and ask an assistant to help you practice until
you have enough condence to use the LIGHTCHAIR II alone.
• Press the power button on the joystick, the battery light will come on.
• Choose the lowest speed until you can use the wheelchair with condence.
• Push the joystick forward, observe the movement of the wheelchair, then push it in all
directions and observe the rotation of the wheels.
• Release the joystick and observe that the wheels stop turning.
WARNING!
Turn the power off when climbing in and out of the wheelchair.

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g. 13
• When you are capable, you can test S-turns. Once familiar with ‘S’ turns, you can
reverse while paying attention to the speed setting. Reverse speed must be less than
forward speed.
DANGER!
Do not use your wheelchair in manual mode except with the help of an
assistant. Otherwise, it could cause injury.
DANGER!
Do not put your wheelchair in manual mode while it is on a slope.
Otherwise, the wheelchair could descend the slope and cause injury.
Forwards
Right
Backwards
Left
Decelerate Accelerate
Steer
Decelerate
Accelerate
Steer
Joystick with remote control option:

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WARNING!
In order to guarantee the quality of the electric wheelchair, please
contact your dealer to replace the spare parts such as batteries,
tyres, controller, motors and charger. Maintenance must be carried
out by the dealer.
LED* Anomaly Diagnosis Breakdown location
1 LED lit Week battery Charge the battery.
2 LEDs lit Left motor anomaly Check the motor and its connections.
3 LEDs lit Left brake anomaly
Check that the brake lever is in the correct
position and if the braking is damaged.
4 LEDs lit Right motor anomaly Check the motor and its connections.
5 LEDs lit Right brake anomaly
Check that the brake lever is in the correct
position and if the braking is damaged.
6 LEDs lit Control box overload
Check if the brake is removed and if the wheels
are locked.
7 LEDs lit Joystick anomaly
Check that the joystick is in the central position.
8 LEDs lit Control box anomaly Control box malfunction.
9 LEDs lit Control box anomaly Control box malfunction.
VII. DIAGNOSIS & TROUBLE-SHOOTING
For your convenience, this product has an automatic fault warning function. In the event of a
malfunction, the indicator lights on the controller ash and the horn sounds. You can identify
a fault using the information in Table. If the problem persists after inspection of the fault, do
not use the wheelchair.Turn it off and contact your dealer.
VIII. SAFETY DEVICES AND ACCIDENT
MANAGEMENT
• Fuse: please refer to 6.1.4 Surge protection
• Safety belt: please refer to 6.1.6 Safety belt
• Release the joystick in case of failure: the wheelchair will stop
* Joystick with remote control option