ComfyGo Mobility X-1 Special Edition Dimensions and installation guide

User Manual / Warranty

Table of Contents
1
Preface 2
Product Performance 3
Safety Instructions 5
Usage and Operation 9
Maintenance Areas 18
Tech Support 21
Warranty 22
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found on page 21.

Preface
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Please read the user manual carefully before using this product.
- This manual contains the operation, assembly methods, and and simple
faults solutions. The manual applies to our model: X-1
- This manual contains wheelchair maintenance information and self checking
methods. Please be sure to keep this manual in a safe location for future
reference.
- The annotations and illustrations in this manual may vary slightly from your
actual model because we continuously improve and upgrade our components
and design.
- Please provide this manual to all users of this wheelchair and make sure all
users understand how to operate this wheelchair.
- Please contact with your dealer if there is any ambiguity or questions about
this produce or manual.
- Improper use of any vehicle may lead to injury. Unsafe driving could harm
yourselves and others.
- The wheelchair is intended to comfortably transport those with walking diffi-
culties or those with limited or no walking abilities.
- This wheelchair is designed to only transport 1 person.
Follow the instructions next to his symbol closely.
Please pay attention to these instructions, otherwise, it may result in physical
harm or damage to the user, wheelchair, or the environment.

1. Product Performance
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This series wheelchair is suitable for use at low speeds, on good road
conditions, and moderate slopes.
Performance Parameters and Technical Specs, X-1
Overall size 41.5” x 26" x 37.5”(1050x660x950mm)
Fold size 31.5" x 15.5” x 30”(800x400x760mm)
Seat size* 17.5” x 17” (450x430mm)
Net weight 37 lbs (16.8 kgs)
Seat height 20.5” (520mm)
Armrest height 8.5” (210mm), from cushion
Backrest height 15.5” (395mm)
Max loading weight 220 lbs (100 kgs)
Front wheel diameter 8 inch (200 mm)
Rear wheel diameter 24 inch (610 mm)
Braking system Connecting brake
Static stability 10°
Reversing width  
Tire pressure 2 kg f/㎡
Obstacle climbing 2 inches (50mm)
Parking brakes    
Reverse downhill  
Min turning back radius 
Max turning back radius 
Static stability (Vertical forward)  
Static stability (Vertical rearward) 
Static stability (side forward)   
* seat width is the distance between armrests

1. Product Performance
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Main Structure
This series of electric wheelchairs is composed of one main part:
- The Frame: Frame, Wheels, Footrest, Armrests, Backrest, etc.
Application Range
This wheelchair is designed for individuals who have physical disabilities that
limits their mobility. This wheelchair is designed to carry individuals weighing
less than 100kg (220lbs). This wheelchair is intended to be used as substitu-
tion to walking only and is not intended to be used a substitution of a motorized
vehicle. This wheelchair is intended to be used indoors and outdoors in a safe
and suitable location.
1 - Armrest
2 - Hand rim
3 - Castor
4 - Leg rest (Footrest)
5 - Front rigging
6 - Anti rolling wheel
7 - Caregiver handles

2. Safety Instructions
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General Riding Cautions
- While using this wheelchair, keep your hands on the hand rims to
properly control the wheelchair.
- To avoid injury, first practice using this wheelchair in a safe and open
environment, such as a park. Practice moving forward, backward,
stopping, and turning. As you gain skill and become comfortable with
the controls, you can begin to use this wheelchair in other suitable
environments.
- Before riding on any roads, be sure to have a caregiver with you and
be sure to always ride safely.
- Please follow all pedestrian traffic rules, the wheelchair is not
considered an automobile.
- Please ride on the sidewalk and the zebra crossings only. Do not
ride on vehicle lanes.
- Ride at steady speeds and avoid sharp turns or zig zagging.
- If provided, please fasten the seat belt while in use.
- Solid rubber tires need minimal maintenance but should be cleaned
occasionally with a damp cloth. Replace tires if they become severely
worn or cracked.
Avoid Riding in These Conditions Unless Accompanied by a
Caretaker
- Riding in inclement weather such as rain, heavy fog, strong winds,
snow, etc. If your wheelchair gets wet, some functions may be dam-
aged so please wipe off all water immediately.
- Riding in sub optimal conditions such as muddy areas, trails, sand,
gravel, etc.
- Riding in crowded areas, riding on unfenced roads, near ditches,
near bodies of water, or near any other dangerous areas.
- Riding over railroad tracks. If you must cross a railroad track, inspect
the tracks to confirm it is safe to cross. Cross at an angle that ensures
your tires will not get stuck in the track.
- Carrying people or cargo. This wheelchair is designed to be used by
only one person. It is not designed to carry additional people or cargo.

Precautions for Uphill and Downhill
- Avoid riding on steep hills, uneven surfaces, high steps, channels or
any other steep areas.
- Avoid riding on steep slopes, the slope range should be less than 8
degrees.
- Use brakes during downhill descent.
- Avoid driving sideways on steep areas.
- Avoid riding on or nearby stairs.
- Avoid crossing ditches.
- If you must cross a ditch, try to cross at a 90° angle.
If the wheelchair malfunctions at traffic crossing, please
immediately ask passersby for help.
Precautions for Caregivers
- Caregivers should confirm that the users’ feet are in the proper posi-
tion on the footrest.
- Caregivers should make sure the user is in the seat properly and
that the user is properly secured
- Caregivers should confirm that there are no loose clothing articles
that can get tangled in the wheels.
- Caregivers should use caution while pushing the wheelchair and be
mindful of the surrounding environment at all times to avoid injury.
Other Important Notices
Repair and Refit
Repair and Reform: If a repair or modification is necessary, please
contact your dealer. Do not modify this wheelchair yourself, it may
lead to injury or malfunction.
Protect Environment: In order to protect environment, do not casual-
ly discard the wheelchair.
Keep the Storage Environment Dry: Do not store wheelchair in
damp conditions, such as near a bathroom. If the wheelchair gets wet,
wipe the water off immediately.
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2. Safety Instructions
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Compatibility with Other Devices
The wheelchairs should not be used together in conjunction with
any other devices. If you need to connect a device to it, please
contact ComfyGO Mobility, so that we may confirm that the wheelchair
will not be adversely affected.
Service Lifetime
- The service lifetime is 5 years from date of manufacture. To avoid
injury or accidents, users should not use this wheelchair for more than
the service lifetime.
- Do not replace parts or material randomly.
- Do not add weight randomly, as it may cause an imbalance.
- If there are abnormal sounds coming from the wheelchair, contact
service immediately.
- Do not operate your wheelchair without completely reading and un-
derstanding this user manual.
- Do not lean over the top of the back upholstery to reach objects
from behind as this may cause the wheelchair to tip over.
- Do not shift your weight or sitting position toward the direction you
are reaching as the wheelchair may tip over backwards or sideways.
- Do not stand on the frame of the wheelchair.
- Do not operate the wheelchair unless the wheelchair and its adjust-
able components and accessories are in a safe configuration(s).
- Do operate the wheelchair in the most stable position. The user/care
giver should ensure that the angle(s) (and/or height) of the seat and
seatback while tilted, raised, or reclined are not beyond the wheel-
chair’s maximum safe angle(s) as noted in the performance testing
disclosure section and the Manufacturer specification sheet.
- Always use caution when transferring in or out of the wheelchair.
Every precaution should be taken to reduce the transfer distance. Be
certain the wheel locks are engaged to prevent the wheels from
moving.

2. Safety Instructions
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- The product is not intended for persons with visual impairment.
- The driver needs to be mentally and physically suitable to drive the
wheelchair.
- The safety of using this wheelchair as a substition to a seat in a
motor vehicle has not been established. Serious injury could occur to
the user and surrounding persons.
- The wheelchair should be in its most stable position prior to entering
or exiting the wheelchair seat.
- Environmental conditions may affect the safety and performance of
your wheelchair.
- Incorrect repair and/or servicing of this wheelchair performed by us-
ers/caregivers or unqualified technicians can result in death, serious
injury, or damage.
- Do not carry passengers on your wheelchair.
- The wheelchair is not intended for use on roads, streets, or high-
ways.
- Do not use on an escalator. Serious bodily injury may occur.
- Do not use while lifting weights.
- Do not use while under the influence of alcohol or medication/drugs.
This may impair your ability to operate the device. Please consult your
physician regarding the use of your medications.
- This device is not safe for use with or around a MRI machine. Do
not use in the vicinity of a MRI machine.
- We strongly recommend using anti-tippers.

3. Usage and Operation
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Please visit YouTube channel for a detailed Usage and Operations
explanation. Simply search "ComfyGO Mobility Lightweight
Foldable Wheelchair (Model # X-1)" on
YouTube.
www.youtube.com/c/ComfyGO

3.1 Wheelchair Adjustments
Folding Your Wheelchair
Step 1: Pull the joint switches back and pull down both rear handles
(Picture 1).
Step 2: Pull the seat cushion up with your hands and push the wheel-
chair inwards (Picture 2). .
Unfolding Your Wheelchair : When the wheelchair is partially apart,
pull the armrests apart while pushing the seat cushion down until you
hear the seat click into place. Lift both rear handles until you hear
them click into place. Before using your wheelchair, make sure that
the seat and handles are in their locked positions. (Picture 3)
Avoid using extreme force while folding or unfolding as it may
damage the wheelchair. To avoid injury, keep your hands away
from the frame and frame joints during the folding and
unfolding process. (Picture 4)
Picture 1 Picture 2
Picture 3 Picture 4
3. Usage and Operation
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Assemble and Dissemble the Footrest
Install the footrest into the frame tube and push the footrest into the
fixed position. To disassemble, lift the footrest puller then turn the
footrest outwards then lift the footrest (Picture 5 and 6)
When adjusting the length of the footrest, the user should sit in the
wheelchair with their feet on the foot plates to determine if an adjust-
ment is needed. To adjust the footrest, loosen the bolt on the frame
near the support assembly. Raise or lower the foot plate to the desired
position that will provide maximum support to your legs. Front rigging
should not be so low that it causes an uncomfortable pressure to your
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ground to ensure proper clearance.
Parking brake
Push the brake handle forward to lock the wheels into place. Pull the
brake handle back to disengage the brakes. (Picture 7)
The parking brake is intended for use
when parking your wheelchair for long
periods of time. It is not recommended
to use the brake while in motion or as a
turning device. Both brakes need to be
engaged at the same time. Be certain
that the wheelchair is on a flat surface
before releasing the brakes. When
releasing the brakes, immediately place
both hands on each hand rim to ensure
control of the wheelchair.
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Picture 5 Picture 6
Picture 7

Install and Dismantle the Anti-tipper
Pull the switch to install or uninstall the anti-tipper (Picture 8 and 9).
Before the first use, please adjust the anti-tipper to a proper
setting that won’t allow the wheelchair to tip backwards.
When this wheelchair is delivered to you, the anti-tipper is
preset to the highest position which does not provide any anti-tip func-
tionality. With the wheelchair in the unfolded position, pull the switch to
lower the anti-tipper shaft to the desired position.
Castors
Front castors and wheel bearings should be checked periodically and
lubricated if needed.
Leg rests (Footrest) Installation
Lock the rotation shaft in footrest tube, lift the footrest puller, and
rotate the footrest from outside to the to the middle so that the footrest
bar is pointing forward. When the footrest puller locks into place, the
footrest is in the proper position to use the wheelchair (Picture 10).
The footplate is height is adjustable at 25mm per level. User can
select a comfortable height then secure the footrest in the desired
height (Picture 11). To adjust the height, use a hex wrench and un-
screw the hex bolt. Adjust the footplate to the desired height. Reinsert
the hex bolt and tighten.
Do not use the wheelchair if the footrest puller is loose or not
locked into place.
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Picture 9Picture 8

When adjusting length of foot rests or leg rests, user should be sitting
in wheelchair with feet on the foot plates. Loosen bolt on the clamp
around support assembly. Raise or lower foot plate to desired position
that will provide maximum support of thighs. Front rigging should not
be so low that it causes uncomfortable pressure to thighs at front of
seat upholstery. Footrest should not be lower than 2½" from the
ground to ensure clearance. Lift foot plate on leg rest assembly to de-
sired position.
Raising and Lowering the Armrest
To raise the armrest, press the armrest button near the armrest frame
and lift the armrest (Picture 12). To lower the armrest simply push the
armrest down until you hear a click.
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Picture 10 Picture 11
Picture 12

Getting on and off the wheelchair
When getting on or off wheelchair, please make sure that the front
castors are set in the backwards position as to not interfere with your
feet, both parking brakes are engaged, and the footplates are folded
up. Place your hands on the armrest when getting on or off the wheel-
chair. If you are finding it difficult to get on or off the wheelchair, please
ask a caregiver for assistance.
If you cannot perform the transfer in a safe manner, please ask
someone to assist you.
1) Position the wheelchair as close as possible to a chair, couch, or
bed from which you wish to transfer from.
2) Check that both wheelchair brakes are in the locked position.
3) Fold the footplates upwards to prevent standing on them during the
transfer. (Standing on the footplate increases the risk of injury as the
chair may tip over)
4) If transferring from the side of the wheelchair, lift the armrest up so
that the armrest is not in your way.
5) Transfer to/from the wheelchair.
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Picture 13

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Riding the wheelchair
If your wheelchair is equipped with a safety belt, please make sure to
fasten your safety belt while in use to prevent falling out of the wheelchair.
When sitting in the wheelchair, position yourself as far back as possible in
the wheelchair so that your back is touching the backrest. Your upper leg
should be horizontal while sitting in the chair and your legs should feel
comfortable.
1) When you are comfortably in the wheelchair, release the brakes if it is
safe to do so.
2) After releasing the brakes, place both hands on the highest position of
the hand rim.
3) To move forward, push both hands forward on the hand rim. To reverse,
pull both hands backwards on the hand rim.
4) For continuous movement in either direction, while in motion, release
your grip on the hand rims and gently grab the top of the hand rim again
and continue your hand movement. Repeating this step will allow you to
move the wheelchair over long distances.
5) To turn the wheelchair, apply more pressure to one of the hand rims than
the other. For example, if you wish to turn right, apply more forward pres-
sure to the left-hand rim. If you wish to turn left, apply mor forward pressure
to the right-hand rim.
- Your wheelchair is designed to provide optimum stability under normal
driving conditions such as dry and level concrete or asphalt.
- Avoid driving on uneven terrain and/or soft surfaces
- Avoid tall grass that can entangle the wheels
- Avoid loosely packed gravel and sand
- Avoid uneven surfaces
- Do not use your wheelchair at the edge of a stream, lake, or ocean
- Please lock the wheelchair by pulling the manual brake in both sides
before adjusting positions.
- To avoid injury, pay close attention to make sure that your fingers or
hands are not caught by in the wheels spokes or pinched between the
hand rim and rear wheel.
- Be careful when driving in hot or cold environments as this may affect
your ability to move the wheelchair. If the surface area of the chair is ex-
tremely hot or cold, please allow sufficient time for the surface are to get to
an appropriate temperature before getting on your wheelchair.

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Moving on inclines and declines
1) If your wheelchair comes equipped with a safety belt, please wear it
when in motion
2) Avoid riding on steep inclines or declines. The maximum incline/de-
cline angle for this wheelchair is 8 degrees
3) If possible, have an attendant or caregiver with you when riding on
slopes
4) When on an incline slope, lean slightly forward to move your center
of gravity forwards. When on a decline slope, sit back in the chair to
move your center of gravity backwards.
Control your speed – DO NOT use too much speed on an
incline or decline. Use only what is necessary to traverse the
incline or decline
Consider the capacities of your attendant/caregiver – If
your attendant or caregiver does not have enough strength
to control the wheelchair, be sure to use your speed and
brakes accordingly to control the wheelchair
Risk of tipping over – When on an incline, lean slightly for
ward to move your center of gravity forwards. When on a
decline slope, sit back in the chair to move your center of
gravity backwards.
Picture 14

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Climbing Steps or Curbs
- Riding up low steps or curbs can be done by moving forward up the
curb at a low speed. Make sure to keep your hands on the hand rims
as you ascend and make sure that the footplates do not touch step or
curb. After the front tires are firmly on the step or curb, continue to
move forward so that the rear tires move safely up the curb.
- Riding down low curbs can be done by moving forward down the
curb at a low speed. Make sure to keep your hands on the hand rims
as you descend and make sure that the footplates do not touch the
ground. After the front tires are firmly on the ground, continue to move
forward so that the rear tires move safely down the curb.
Risk of tipping over – If you do not have enough experience on
controlling the wheelchair over bumps or curbs, please get
help from an attendant or caregiver.
Transporting the Wheelchair in the car:
To transport the wheelchair in the car, please following below steps:
1) If necessary, remove footrests and other accessories from the
wheelchair.
2) Store footrests and accessories in a safe location
3) Fold the wheelchair if necessary (page 10)
4) Place the wheelchair in the storage compartment.
Risk of injury – To avoid an injury caused by sudden braking,
make sure that the wheelchair is properly secured so that the
wheelchair is unable to shift or move during transportation.

4. Maintenance Areas
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Maintaining Your Wheelchair
Maintenance of wheelchair includes general cleaning of the wheel-
chair, checking and tightening all nuts and bolts. Checking the wheels
and tires. Checking the battery, battery cables, and battery connec-
tions. Checking the battery charge level. For further maintenance,
please contact with your dealer. It’s suggested to perform a general
maintenance check once per month. It’s also recommended to check
with your dealer annually to conduct a full systems check.
Cleaning Your Wheelchair
- Please clean the wheelchair regularly.
- Clean the parts that are frequently touched by the user (seat
cushions, armrests, controller, etc.) by using a gentle cleaner and
clean cloth. Do not use organic solvents to clean. At minimum, the
wheelchair should be cleaned once per week. If the wheelchair is
used by an infectious user, it should be cleaned and disinfected
immediately after each.
Wheels
Check the condition of the tires regularly. If the tire tread pattern depth
is less than 1mm, please replace with new tires. Regularly check and
tighten the nuts and bolts on the wheel.
Maintenance Checking
The following is a maintenance checklist. The wheelchair should be
checked according to our suggestion.
Before each use, check if following parts are functioning correctly:
1. Backrest
2. Armrest
3. Controller position
4. Footrest
5. Tires
6. Brakes

4. Maintenance Areas
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Regularly check these parts to avoid losing parts or causing excessive
wear and tear.
1. Screws, nuts, and bolts
2. Brakes and brake lever
3. The front and rear wheels and tire tread depth
4. Wheel axles
5. Backrest adjusting system (for wheelchairs with reclining feature)
6. Other adjusting systems
Storage and transportation
1) Before use, please check if any parts are loose or missing.
2) Wheelchair should be covered and labeled.
3) Avoid moisture and direct sunlight and keep the wheelchair away
from heat sources.
4) Do not store outdoors.
5) Storage conditions
- Storage environment no to exceed (-40 Celsius to +55 Celsius or -47
Fahrenheit to 131 Fahrenheit)
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Care and Cleaning
1) Seat and backrest
- Clean seat and backrest with damp cloth, but do not soak the seat
and back cushion.
- Use a mild detergent for removing stubborn dirt.
- Stains can be removed by using a sponge or a soft brush.
- Do not use strong cleaning liquids such as solvents and do not use
hard brushes or sharp-edged objects.
- Do not clean with steam or pressure washers.
2) Plastic parts
Clean the plastic parts of your wheelchair with a mild plastic cleaner.
Use a sponge soft brush. Plastic parts include the arm pads, splash
guards, footplates, handgrips, and tires.