Sunrise Medical F50 owner manual Adjustable speed setting, Battery level indicator

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The Penny and Giles Pilot + control pod

Adjustable speed setting

Your controller has five speed settings.

To adjust:

1.Press the mode button until the speed settings indicator is flashing (Fig. 14).

2.Increase or decrease the speed setting by pushing the joystick to the left or right respectively, until the required setting is obtained. To activate the setting either push the joystick forwards to drive or press the mode button until the flashing lights are no longer flashing.

3.When the third or middle speed indicator light is selected on a 10 km/h chair the vehicle is set at 4mph. Please note that this is the maximum speed permitted for pavement use.

Battery level indicator

This has ten colour coded lights,

3 red, 4 orange, and 3 green, and denotes the state of charge of the batteries (Fig. 15). Green is high, Orange is low, and Red is dangerously low. The most accurate reading is attained when the chair is stationary and on a level surface. The lights also help indicate the position of a fault (should the need arise). When in fault the light will flash quickly. Noting the number of lights flashing may help your service agent in simple fault finding.

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Adjustable speed setting indicator showing 4mph mode

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Contents Page How to use this manual Page Serial Number IntroductionYour guarantee GuaranteeFeatures and options Routine service Safety warningsGeneral KerbsCleaning controls Cleaning seatingBatteries TyresMobile telephones and two way radios Wheelchair rangeUse on a slope Preparing your wheelchair for use Power-base assemblyThen re-tightening Fitting the batteriesAttaching the rear view mirror Fitting the seat frame Seat stem adjustment Armrests/skirt guard Seat pan height adjustmentRemoval of seat frame Fitting footrests Attaching the backrestPenny 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 Seat tiltOperation the control joystick Charging socketSummary Parallel Swing-Away Arm Kerb climber Fitting Using your wheelchairMounting the kerb Dismounting the kerbIt is not intended for permanent use Kerb climber CautionBattery care Maintenance free batteriesBatteries and charging General informationMaintenance free battery care plan Safety features No indicator Fault finding guideMains supply Deeply discharged batteriesProcedures for Charging V 10A charger Safety and caution notes Battery warranty Myths and legends Range of your vehicleRamps User tipsAdverse conditions Transfer to and from the chair Gradients descents Gradients ascentsClamp points TransportationLap belt instructions MaintenanceMaintenance To order spare parts F50 maintenance and routine inspectionYear Service historySunrise Medical Limited Sunrise MedicalIssue Sunrise Medical Limited