EZee Life EZee Fold 2G Series User manual

Models: CH4053 - Black Frame
CH4054 - Silver Frame
EZee Life™ Products
34 Futurity Gate, Unit 15, Concord, Ontario L4K 1S6
EZee Fold 2G
User Manual
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Thank you for purchasing the EZee Fold portable folding
wheelchair. Before operating the electric wheelchair for the first
time, please read this manual for users carefully. These
instructions will help you to understand the performance, the
mode of operation and appropriate maintenance. When you use
this electric wheelchair, if you cannot control it safely or need
advice and help on its use, please contact your dealer for help.
Contents
Safety Symbols 3
Specifications 4
Wheelchair Structure 5
Electromagnetic Interference 7
Safety 8
Seat Belt Information 17
Joystick Installation & Info 18
Brakes 20
Batteries & Charging 21
Folding & Unfolding 25
Troubleshooting 27
Warranty 29
Caution:
Please don’t use and operate the electric wheelchair until you
are familiar with this wheelchair and have read and understood
the entire manual. If you don’t understand the warnings and
instructions, please contact the dealer for professional technical
guidance and help. Harm or injury may occur due to misuse. You
can also learn how to operate this wheelchair with the aid of a
medical professional.

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Safety Symbols
The symbols below can help you identify warnings, mandatory operation
and prohibited operation of the electric wheelchair. Identifying and
understanding them completely is very important.
Read and follow the guidance of this manual.
The safety warning sign or an indicator of a dangerous
operation that may hurt you or others.
The second class (auxiliary) equipment
The main application part
When using the wheelchair please don't use mobile
phones, walkie-talkies, laptops, tablets or other radio
transmitters.
Easy extrusion/grinding points
Avoid the rain, snow, ice, salt and storage in damp
areas, it should be maintained in a clean and dry
condition.
The product has passed the test of the
electromagnetic/RF resistance to 20 V/M.
The battery contains corrosive chemicals.
Explosive
Use only batteries that are identical in properties and
specified for use in this wheelchair.
Keep tools and other metal objects far away from
positive and negative terminals to avoid short circuits.
Flammable material: do not expose to flame or spark
and other heat sources.
Disposal and recycling: Dispose and recycle as required
in your area.

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Specifications
Size: Opened
98.5 x 61 x 93.5 cm
SIze: Folded
61 x 29 x 81 cm
Weight Capacity
120 kgs (265 lbs)
Motor Type
Brushless DC Motor
Rated Power
180 W x 2 pcs
Input Power
24 VDC
Brake System
Intelligent Electromagnetic Brake
Battery Type
Lithium
Battery Capacity
6 AH x 2 pcs
Charging Time
6 to 8 hours
Battery Number
2
Input Power
AC 100-220 V, 50-60Hz
Output Power
24 DCV, 2 Amp
Caster Size
7” x 1.77” (180 mm x 45 mm)
Caster Type
PU Solid Tires
Wheel Size
10” x 1.96” (255 mm x 50 mm)
Wheel Type
PU Solid Tires
Weight (w/o batteries)
23.5 Kg (53 lbs)
Weight (with batteries)
26.5 Kg (58.5 lbs.)
Driving Range*
25 Km
Max Speed*
6 Km/h (3.75 mph)
Turning Radius
85 cm (33.5”)
Highest Barrier Height
30 mm (1.2”)
*Range & Speed dependent on user weight, terrain, battery condition etc.

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Wheelchair Structure
1) Backrest
2) Armrest
3) Joystick
4) Seat Cushion
5) Lithium Battery
6) Carry Bag
7) Footrest
8) Caster
9) Caster Fork
10) Rear Wheel
11) Fender
12) Controller

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Wheelchair Parts List
Below is a list of the parts that wre included with your
wheelchair.
1) Main Frame Assembly
2) Batteries
3) Joystick
4) Charger
5) Secondary Charger Cable
6) Seat Belt
7) Adjustment Tools
8) User Manual
Serial Number Location:
Bottom of the bar under the seat.

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Electromagnetic Interference Information
Caution
Electromagnetic interference may cause impact on the electric
wheelchair, so reading and understanding this manual is very
important.
This chapter will describe the problems caused by the electromagnetic
interference, so as to help the users to understand and take
corresponding protective measures to avoid or minimize the risk. Some
contents are about the accidents involved in some particular
environment or conditions.
Electromagnetic interference from radio waves
Electric wheelchair is susceptible to electromagnetic
interference, the electromagnetic energy usually is emitted
from radio, television, radio transmitters, two-way radios,
and mobile devices. This electromagnetic interference may
cause the brakes out of control, and move itself, losing
control; also, it could bring the control system of electric
wheelchair permanent damage. So the ability of one product
to resist electromagnetic interference is particularly
important. Our electric wheelchair has passed the resistance
strength of 20 V/m electromagnetic interference test,
so, it has high anti-interference ability, and can resist some
common radiation electromagnetic interference in the daily
life.

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Caution
Although this electric wheelchair has anti-interference ability,
the users should still abide by the following rules when using:
1. When power supply is connected, do not operate the radio
such as transmitter, a receiver, citizens band (CB), and better not
turn on the personal communication devices such as mobile
phone, etc.
2. Try to avoid getting close to the radio source, such as radio,
television, etc.
3. In the event of uncontrolled movement or stopping, the user
should turn off the power supply immediately, then contact the
manufacturer. Do not change any part of this electric wheelchair,
including increasing or decreasing any accessories, in case of
reducing its anti-jamming ability.
Safety Guidelines
Caution
Before using this electric wheelchair, please fasten the
seat-belts you should keep tools and other metal objects
from the positive or negative of the battery, if exposed to both
ends, it will cause a short circuit and electric shock.
User Safety
1. Health nursing staff should have been trained and have
obtained the professional guidance of using.
2. Before you use this electric wheelchair, please make sure you
have learned how to operate it.
3. Practice some operations with the help of nursing staff or
caregiver, such as turning, surmounting obstacles, and brake,
until you are independent and skilled in performing these
operations.

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4. Please don't try new activities if you are not able to confirm the
safety.
5. See to it that you know the area where you are going, and check
whether there is danger or not and master the method to avoid any
potential risk.
Cargiver Safety Information
1. Cooperate with user, and listen to the opinions of user’s doctors,
nurses or physical therapists and make a plan which is most suitable
for user’s ability.
2. When pushing the electric wheelchair with hands, you have to open
the electromagnetic brake switch, to ensure that the wheelchair has
been put in a manual mode.
3. When pushing this wheelchair, you must use the push
handle in the back. It can provide a safe and reliable force
to prevent the wheelchair from overturning backwards
when pushing.
4. Check the push handle, make it sure that it is secure.
4.1 To prevent injuring the user’s back, you should ensure
the user is sitting correctly. When lifting or support
the user, or the tilting the electric wheelchair, bend
your knees a bit and keep your back straight.
4.2 Before each use, tell the user what you would like to
do, explain the reason, and what you want him to do
at the same time. This will let the user make
preparations and reduce the risk of accidental injury.
4.3 When encountering slopes ensure the user goes up
and down the slope and never across the slope. The
chair can tip over sideways if crossing too steep a
slope.
5. The electric wheelchair should go down slopes slowly to
prevent accidents that may injure to the user or damage
to the electric wheelchair.

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Joystick Use
You need to install the
controller as per picture (A1) to
reduce the risk of collision or
dropping off.
1. Check and adjust the settings every six months or more
often if needed.
2. If you find any setting that has changed some functions,
please contact the supplier.
• Control the joystick carefully
• Keep your body upright
• Avoid hitting any objects during the operation
1. When the wheelchair stops, even in a short period time,
please ensure that the power is off. This can prevent:
• You or others causing
unexpected movement by
accidentally touching the joystick.
• Unexpected sources of
electromagnetic interference
affecting the wheelchair.
2. Ensure that others, including someone helping you (For
example, the shop assistant) know how to use the joystick, and
know that
electric wheelchair can't be touched.

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Operating Environment
This wheelchair should not be used and placed in heavy rain, snow or
ice conditions.
1. Contact with water or excessive moisture can cause electrical failure.
Frame, motor and other electric wheelchair parts are not
waterproof-designed, it may develop internal rust or corrosion.
In order to prevent the malfunction of electric wheelchair, the
following operations are strictly prohibited.
• Try to avoid water (such as heavy rain) or placed and used in very wet
environments.
• Don't use this wheelchair in the bath, sauna or during swimming.
• Don't use the wheelchair too close to water such as rivers, lakes, etc.
• Please make sure that the battery cover is closed.
• If the joystick is broken, please replace it as soon as you can.
• Make sure that all the electrical connections are secure.
• Spraying water on the wheelchair is prohibited. If the
wheelchair has been wet, take out the battery as soon as
possible, try to dry the chair and ensure that the battery is
dry before being used again.
2. If you must use it on wet or slippery surface, please take
care and move forward slowly.
• You must make sure that it is safe to do so.
• If one or two main wheels lose traction, you must stop
immediately to prevent losing control of the wheelchair.
• If there is snow, ice, water or oil on the slope or ramp,
avoid the area and find another way.
• If you don’t know whether it is safe to move or not, please
ask for help.
3. Please turn off power supply when not using, store it in a
dry and clean place after fully charged.

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Applicable Terrains
1. The electric wheelchair is only suitable for solid surfaces
such as concrete, asphalt, hard pack and indoor floor
surfaces.
2. Don't use in the sand or coarse dirt of rugged terrains.
Damage to wheels, bearings, shaft or motor parts may occur
and fasteners may loosen.
Road Driving
Caution
In most countries and regions, power wheelchair on public roads
is illegal. People in wheelchairs are pedestrians.
The user must realize that driving wheelchairs on the road or in
the parking lots is dangerous.
For easy recognition in the night, a
reflective sticker is pasted on the
electric wheelchair (figure A3).
The user also can wear the
reflective function clothes and
add a bicycle flag to the
wheelchair.
When confronting 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. Wait until you are sure that it is safe to
proceed.

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Balance While Driving
When driving, the electric wheelchair should be kept in balance and
have a stable of the centre of gravity in order to avoid being tipped over.
The factors that influence the balance and the centre of gravity are:
1. The height and angle of the seat.
2. The position and posture of the user or change of weight distribution.
3. The ramp or slope gradient.
4. Use of a backpack or other items that change the weight distribution.
5. If you need to modify or adjust the electric wheelchair’s frame the
centre of gravity may be affected. Modification, without the
manufacturer’s approval, will void the warranty.
Getting Off and On the Wheelchair
Caution
Careful attention must be observed when accessing the
electric wheelchair. It requires a certain amount of balance
and flexibility to do so unaided.
When you are ready to seat yourself on the wheelchair, you
must turn off the power supply. Otherwise, when you touch
the joystick, it may lead to the unexpected movement.
Ensure that the motor is locked, and the wheelchair won't
move on its own.
Learn the safest way of moving your body from your
healthcare professional and know how to locate your body
and how to support yourself in the process of transferring.

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Let others help you until you are certain that you can transfer to
and from the wheelchair safely by yourself.
1. Move your electric wheelchair as close as possible to the
place where you can seat yourself stably.
2. Rotate the front wheels that make them as front as possible.
3. Be careful of the pedal, and fold it up as far as possible (as
shown in figure B2)
Don’t stand on the footrest, otherwise it will be damaged.
Be careful not to scratch your leg or trip over footplate.
4. Ensure that the armrest and footrest will not block the user
during transfer to the wheelchair (B1)
Leaning and Reaching
Reaching out with hands or leaning the body will affect the
centre of gravity of the wheelchair. If not done correctly, it may
cause you to fall or tip over.
Several points below can reduce the risk of injury or the damage
to the electric wheelchair.

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1. When leaning do not lean far enough to lose contact with the
backrest and cushion with your body.
2. When reaching do not lean off the seat of the wheelchair. Move the
chair closer to the object reaching or use a reacher.
3. Do not reach forward to the floor between the knees.
4. Do not lean on backrest.
5. Always position the wheelchair as close as possible to the object
reaching for.
6. Rotating the casters to the forward position will increase forward
stability.
Obstacles
Obstacles such as door thresholds, small curbs and ridges can
be a problem for wheelchairs. Always approach an obstacle
straight on at low speed. Both casters should contact the
obstacle at the same time.

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Ramps and Slopes
Always drive straight up and down a ramp. Crossing a slope
will throw the center of gravity off and could cause the chair
to tip over sideways.
When travelling down a slope or ramp the user should try to
lean their weight backwards and when climbing a slope or ramp
they should lean forward a bit.
1. When the gradient is more than 12°, please do not use
the wheelchair.
2. Do not use on slippery slopes with ice, snow, oil, etc.
Driving Backwards
The wheelchair can be driven backwards but its speed will be
reduced.
Ensure the area around the wheelchair is clear of obstacles,
people and pets before driving moving and be extra careful.
Load Capacity
Do not exceed the maximum load of 120 kg (256 LBS).
The backrest’s load capacity is less than 75 kg.
In any case, please don't do any weight training on this
wheelchair, and make sure the loaded total weight is below the
wheelchair maximum load capacity.
When the load exceeds the maximum load capacity, damages
may be caused to the seat, frame, fasteners, folding, etc. or
otherwise damage the wheelchair.
Damage caused by overloading are not covered under the
warranty.

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Stairs and Steps
This wheelchair is not designed to be used on stairways, steps or
escalators.
Do not try to negotiate steps while driving the wheelchair.
Do not try to carry the wheelchair up or down stairs with the
user in the seat.
To traverse a stairway or escalator, the user must be removed
from the wheelchair and assisted up the stairs separately from
the wheelchair which should be folded and carried.
In all cases, use an elevator rather than a stairway or escalator, if
available.
Seat Belt Use
The seat belt is designed to hold the user securely in
the seat while driving or sitting still. It is not designed
to protect the user
in a vehicle in the case of an accident.
The seat belt should be adjusted to secure the user
back in the seat. With slide the seat belt strap through
the adjustment bracket until it is the proper length to
fit snugly on the user
when sitting back in the seat.
If any damage is noticed to the belt or clasp
discontinue use of the wheelchair until it can be
repaired or replaced as needed.

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Joystick Installation
The joystick can be mounted on either the right or left armrest.
1. Insert the joystick into the armrest tube hole. D1
2. Tighten the knob located under the armrest to secure the
joystick in place. D2
3. Align the white dots on the socket and plug, insert the plug
ensuring the pins line up with the holes in the socket. D3
4. Secure the socket and plug by twisting the locking ring. D4
D1 D2 D3 D4
The further the gimbal is pushed the faster the
wheelchair will respond. A very gentle touch will allow
the wheelchair to move very slowly.

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Driving Tips
Do not turn quickly at high speed and try to avoid stopping
quickly to avoid the wheelchair tipping over.
The wheelchair will drive smoothly if the joystick gimbal is
handled gently.
Push the gimbal in the direction you wish to travel and the chair
will move proportionally to the distance you push the gimbal.
To stop the wheelchair simply let go of the gimbal and the chair
will automatically stop moving.
Speed can be adjusted with pressure on the gimbal.
Maximum speed can be limited with the speed up and speed
down buttons.
Driving
1) To drive the wheelchair ensure the wheelchair is
fully unfolded and you are seated properly with
your seat belt on.
2) Turn on power with the “Power On” button.
3) Adjust the speed to the lowest setting.
4) Push the joystick gimbal in the direction you want
to go.
5) Release the gimbal to stop.
Drive slowly when first used and gradually
increase your speed as you are more
accustomed to how the wheelchair handles.
Horn button
Press thee horn button to sound the horn.

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Brake Instructions
Caution
After any adjustment, repair or maintenance, please make sure
all accessories parts are installed securely before using,
otherwise injury or damage may occur.
Electromagnetic Brakes
Please do not engage or disengage the electromagnetic brakes
when the power is on.
The chair can be pushed manually when the electromagnetic
brakes are disengaged but cannot be driven.
When the electromagnetic brakes are engaged the wheelchair
can be driven but not pushed manually. The brakes are
controlled electronically by the gimbal when they are engaged.
To engage or disengage the brakes the red lever on both motors
needs to be set. Forward for engaged, backwards for disengaged.
Left brake lever (similar lever on the right motor)