Sunrise Medical F45 Emergency freewheel and dedocking, It is not intended for permanent use

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Emergency freewheel and dedocking

Emergency freewheel

By turning the drive handles outwards (Fig. 5), the drive becomes disconnected from the motors. This may only be used in an emergency, or if you need to manually push your wheelchair.

It is not intended for permanent use.

REMEMBER:

The chairs automatic braking system will not work unless the handles on both gearboxes are turned inwards.

ALWAYS RE-ENGAGE THE EMERGENCY FREEWHEELS AFTER USE

Dedocking procedure

Some models may be equipped with a motor dedocking facility: To dedock the motors follow the procedure given below:

1.Ensure the power is switched off at the control pod (Fig. 6). Note both types of control pod On/Off switches are illustrated.

2.Disengage the drive levers following the procedure above (Emergency freewheel - Fig. 5).

Drive handles in ‘drive’ position

Fig. 5

Joystick

On/off button

On/Off Switch

Fig. 6

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Contents F45 F45 Issue F45 How to use this manualContents Serial Number IntroductionYour local dealer GuaranteeFeatures and options Routine service Safety warning and user tipsKerbs Sharp turnsCleaning controls Cleaning seatingBatteries Wheelchair motorsUse on a slope Wheelchair rangeMobile telephones and two way radios Armrests-removing Preparing your wheelchair for useArmrests-replacing Control box Fitting footrestsEmergency freewheel and dedocking Dedocking procedureIt is not intended for permanent use Dedocking Ensure the freewheel levers are in the drive position Refitting motor drive unitsAdjusting armrest height Adjusting the armrest widthArmrests Footrests Adjusting the footrest angleFootrest Footplates Adjusting the footrest lengthSeating Seat sling tension adjustmentFirm seat board Seat cushionsOptima backrest upholstery Backrest removal and refittingChanging seat depth Changing the shape or tensionLumbar support Fully adjustable backrestRemovable covers JAY backrest posts Manual adjustable backrest reclinePenny and Giles Pilot + control pod Power supplyImmobiliser plug To activate the immobiliserBattery level indicator Adjustable speed settingHorn button IndicatorsMain lights Hazard lightsMenu select Actuator mode functionLegrest left Backrest recline Seat tilt Legrest right Up/down movementOperating the control joystick Charging socketSummary Penny and Giles Integral control Adjustable speed setting Red bars only lit or slow flash Fault TypeDescription Parallel Swing Away Arm Kerb climber Fitting and removal procedureMounting the kerb Front transfersDismounting the kerb Batteries and charging Battery care Maintenance free batteriesGeneral information Maintenance free battery care plan Safety features Yellow mains On 24V 6A charger indicator lightsOrange charging Yellow bulk charge completeNo lights Fault finding guide 24V 6A chargerFlashing lights Yellow mains on light onlyProcedure for connecting the charger and charging Safety and caution notes Battery warranty Myths and legends Range of your vehicleAdverse conditions User tipsRamps Transfer to and from the chair Gradients descents Gradients ascentsClamp points TransportationTransportation In vehicles Lap belt instructions Sling Back Option Sling back option MaintenanceMaintenance To order spare parts F45 maintenance and routine inspectionYear High Street Wollaston West Midlands DY8 4PS Sunrise Medical LimitedF45 Issue F45 Issue Sunrise Medical Limited