Invacare ProntoTM M6 manual Replacing Batteries, T T, I E S, Recommended Battery Types

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BATTERIES

PROCEDURE 9

6.Slide terminal cap(s) down circuit breaker cable(s) and onto battery terminals (FIGURE 3).

7.Install the batteries with cables into the wheel- chair. Refer to REMOVING/INSTALLING THE BATTERIES WITH CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

4.Clean the NEW battery terminals. Refer to CLEANING BATTERY TERMINALS in this procedure of the manual.

5.Reconnect the EXISTING battery cables to the NEW batteries. Refer to CONNECTING/ DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

B A T T

CAUTION

ALWAYS charge new batteries before ini- tial use or battery life will be reduced.

8.If necessary, charge the batteries. Refer to CHARGING THE BATTERIES in this proce- dure of the manual.

6.Reconnect the EXISTING circuit breaker cables to the NEW batteries. Refer to CONNECTING/ DISCONNECTING CIRCUIT BREAKER CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

7.Install the NEW batteries with cables. Refer to

REMOVING/INSTALLING THE BATTERIES WITH CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

E R I E S

REPLACING BATTERIES

WARNING

Most batteries are not sold with instructions. However, warnings are frequently noted on the cell caps. Read them carefully, otherwise injury or damage can occur.

NOTE: Invacare recommends that both batteries be replaced if one (1) battery is defective.

Recommended Battery Types

WARNING

The warranty and performance specifications contained in this manual are based on the use of deep cycle gel cell or sealed lead acid batteries. Invacare strongly recommends their use as the power source for this unit.

CAUTION

Failure to use the correct battery size and/or voltage may cause damage to your wheel- chair and give you unsatisfactory perfor- mance.

NOTE: The recommended battery type is U1 deep cycle.

1.Remove the EXISTING batteries with cables. Refer to REMOVING/INSTALLING THE BAT- TERIES WITH CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

2.Disconnect the battery cables. Refer to CON-

NECTING/DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

3.Disconnect the circuit breaker cables. Refer to CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING CIR- CUIT BREAKER CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

Cleaning Battery Terminals

WARNING

DO NOT allow the liquid in the battery to come incontactwithskin,clothesorotherpossessions. It is a form of acid and harmful or damaging burns may result. Should the liquid touch your skin,washtheareaimmediatelyandthoroughly withcoolwater.Inseriouscasesorifeyecontact is made, seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY.

NEVER smoke or strike a match near batter- ies. If the caps of the battery cells are re- moved, NEVER look directly into them while charging batteries.

1.Examinebatteryclampsandterminalsforcorrosion.

2.Slide the terminal cap up the wire to expose the battery terminal.

3.Disconnect the battery cable from one (1) bat- tery terminal/post. Refer to CONNECTING/ DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES in this procedure of the manual.

4.Clean the terminals and inside the battery clamps by using a battery cleaning tool, wire brush, or medium grade sand paper.

NOTE: When done, these areas should be shiny, not dull.

5.Carefully dust off all metal particles.

6.Slide the terminal cap back down the wire to cover the battery terminal.

7.Reconnect the battery cable to the battery ter- minal/post. Refer to CONNECTING/DISCON- NECTING BATTERY CABLES in this proce- dure of the manual.

8.If necessary, repeat STEPS 1-7 for the re- maining battery terminal/post.

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Contents ProntoTM M6 Wheelchair TIE-DOWN Restraints and Seat Positioning Straps R N I N GTable of Contents Performance SpecificationsOperating Information ProcedureRepair or SERVICE/CONTROLLER Settings General GuidelinesGeneral Guidelines ProcedureElectromagnetic Interference EMI from Radio Wave Sources Weight TrainingWeightlimitation Stability and Balance SAFETY/HANDLING WheelchairsPowered Wheelchair Electromagnetic Interference EMI Important InformationTransferring to and From Other Seats Coping With Everyday ObstaclesStairways Reaching, Bending Backward Reaching, Leaning, Bending and Bending ForwardOtherwise injury or damage may result Safety Inspection Checklist Safety INSPECTION/TROUBLESHOOTINGPROCEDURE Troubleshooting GuideH P E E E R L a C T H I a O I N Wheelchair OperationTo Move Forward Left To Move Right Backward Using The Joystick To Drive The ChairSwitch Speed Control Knob Joystick Wheelchair OperationArms Armrest Angle Adjustment FigureArmrest Width Adjustment Figure M SMounting Screw Stability Armpost Set Screws Armrest Depth Adjustment FigureArmrest Height Adjustment Figure ArmsMounting Hole Seat Support NutCollar Bolt Determined Post REMOVING/INSTALLING Seat Support Collars FigureSeat Assembly Support Post Mounting Wheelchair Frame A T REMOVING/INSTALLINGSeat Assembly Seat ProcedureWelded Bend End of Lock Collar Seat Assemblies with Seat Support Collars FigureSeat Assemblies Without The Seat Support Collars Figure Adjusting the Seat HeightSeat Seat Mounting Support HeightHoles Retaining Pin Bend End LockLowest Position Adjusting the Seat Support Posts FigureHighest Position Middle PositionMounting Holes Seat Pan Washer Self-Locking Washer Bolts Adjusting the Seat DepthSeat Assembly Installing REMOVING/INSTALLING the Seat Positioning Strap FigureBack Adjusting the Back Angle FigureAdjusting the Headrest Figure FOLDING/UNFOLDING Back FigureO T B O a R D S E M B L Y Footboard AssemblyAdjusting Wheelchair Frame Footboard AssemblyProcedure Footboard Assembly Adjusting the Footboard Assembly Angle FigureSHROUD/WHEELS REMOVING/INSTALLING the Shroud FigureReplacing the Foam Filled Tires Onto the Wheel RIM ENGAGING/DISENGAGING Motor Locks FigureRear of Wheelchair SHROUD/WHEELSShroud Covers Figure REMOVING/INSTALLING the AxleCap Nut Mounting Hole Wheelchair Frame Caster Assembly Replacing the FRONT/REARBatteries Disconnect Front Battery From Rear BatteryRetaining Ring Rear Frame Assembly Batteries Without Removing Cables FigureT T E R I E S CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING Battery Cables FigureConnecting BatteriesFlange CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING Circuit Breaker Cables FigureBlack Battery Terminal Cap Front U1 Battery Rear U1 BatteryT T Recommended Battery TypesCleaning Battery Terminals Replacing BatteriesChargingbatteries Front Wheelchair Charging Using The On-Board Battery Charger FigureCharging LED Indicator Light Charger Port Cover AC Power Cord To 110-Volt Wall OutletOn-Board Battery Charger Figure Battery Charger OperationIndependent Battery Charger REMOVING/INSTALLING on Board Battery ChargerMkiv Joystick Parallel to Armrest Retracting the Mkiv Joystick FigureElectronics Mkiv Joystick in Frontal PositionElectronics DISCONNECTING/CONNECTING the Mkiv Joystick FigureDisconnecting Repositioning the Mkiv JoystickDisassembling The Wheelchair Transporting the Wheelchair Figures 1Transport Disassembled View TransportA N S P O R T StepT I O N S REMOVING/INSTALLING the CRUTCH/CANE Holder FigureREMOVING/INSTALLING the Safety Flag Figure Procedure OptionsT E S Page R R a N T Y Limited WarrantyUSA

ProntoTM M6 specifications

The Invacare ProntoTM M6 is a highly regarded power wheelchair designed to enhance mobility and independence for users with varying needs. Known for its compact design, the ProntoTM M6 combines performance, comfort, and advanced technology to meet the demands of everyday living.

One of the standout features of the ProntoTM M6 is its innovative mid-wheel drive system, which provides exceptional maneuverability in tight spaces. The compact footprint allows users to navigate through indoor environments with ease, making it suitable for home use and various public spaces. With a turning radius of just 20.5 inches, it can easily negotiate doorways and hallways, allowing users to maintain their independence.

The ProntoTM M6 is equipped with advanced suspension technology that enhances stability and comfort while traversing different terrains. This feature absorbs shocks and minimizes vibrations, providing a smoother ride, whether on indoor flooring or outdoor surfaces. The overall design ensures that users experience minimal fatigue and discomfort during daily activities.

An important aspect of the ProntoTM M6 is its thoughtful ergonomic design. The adjustable seating system offers various positioning options, allowing users to customize their seating arrangement for optimal comfort. This includes adjustable armrests, footrests, and backrests, which can accommodate a wide range of user preferences and physical requirements.

Safety is a priority with the ProntoTM M6, featuring a variety of safety enhancements. The wheelchair includes anti-tippers and a reliable braking system that ensures stability and security while in motion. The intuitive joystick control allows users to operate the chair effortlessly, granting precise control over speed and direction.

Battery longevity and efficiency are also key characteristics of the ProntoTM M6. It can travel significant distances on a single charge, allowing users to enjoy extended outings without the worry of battery depletion. The wheelchair is designed for easy access to the battery compartment, making maintenance a hassle-free process.

In conclusion, the Invacare ProntoTM M6 power wheelchair stands out for its exceptional mobility, comfort, and safety features. It is perfect for those seeking independence and a reliable means of transportation. With its advanced technologies and user-friendly design, the ProntoTM M6 empowers individuals to navigate their environments confidently and comfortably.
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