Golden Technologies GP160 owner manual IX. Care and Maintenance, Routine Maintenance

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LiteRider PTC_Owner’s Manual

Rev A_121911

IX. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

The Golden LiteRider PTC is virtually maintenance free. All of the bearings are permanently lubricated and sealed. No additional lubrication is required. There are, however, several things that you can do to help keep up the appearance and maintain the performance of your power chair.

We recommend that you periodically check the following:

Tire Tread: Regularly visually inspect the tire tread. If the remaining tread is less than 1/32 of an inch, have your local Golden representative replace the worn tires.

Joystick and Controller: Protect the joystick and controller from adverse weather conditions. Moisture will damage the controller and void your power chair’s warranty.

CLEANING YOUR LiteRider PTC

Tires

Clean the tires with ordinary kitchen-type cleaners and a damp cloth. Do not use solvents on the tires. Solvents can cause the tire material to break down or become too soft.

Body

Clean the body of your power chair with a damp cloth. Do not hose down your scooter! Dry with a clean soft cloth.

Use cool water mixed with a mild soap to remove dirt and oils.

Buff by hand with a soft cloth.

Vinyl Seat

Clean with a mild soap or mild detergent and a damp cloth. A vinyl cleaner may also be used.

Do not use free-flowingwater to clean your LiteRider PTC. Water and extreme temperatures are the main elements that can adversely affect your power chair and its performance.

Water, Rain, Sleet, and Snow

Water, in any form, will cause electronic malfunction or corrosion of the electrical components, connections, and the chair frame.

Temperature

At extremely low temperatures, the batteries of your power chair may freeze, preventing your LiteRider PTC from operating.

At extremely high temperatures, your power chair may operate at slower speeds due

to the controller’s thermal rollback feature that is designed to prevent damage to the motors and to the other electrical components of the chair.

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Contents Rear Wheel Drive Power Chair Model GP160 Rev A121911 LiteRider PTC Model GP160 Contents Introduction Accessories for the LiteRider PTC Personal Transport Chair Your Golden representative or dealerII. Safety Maximum WeightBefore getting on your LiteRider PTC Getting on your LiteRider PTCDriving on AN Incline Safety Rules II. Safety EMI/RFI Recommendations III. EMI/RFIEMI/RFI and Your LiteRider PTC IV. Assembly Main ComponentsIV. Assembly Seat Installation Arm Installation Seat Belt Installation Optional EquipmentJoystick Installation Disassembly and Battery Replacement Battery ReplacementSeat Height Adjustment VI. Comfort SettingsComfort Settings Arm Width Adjustment Armrest Angle AdjustmentFootrest Angle Adjustment Footrest Height AdjustmentJoystick Bracket Length Adjustment Joystick PositionDriving The Joystick On/Off Switch VII. OperationWord of Caution Speed Control ButtonsOn/Off Status JoystickJoystick Display Battery Charge Level Battery Gauge is SteadyBattery Gauge Flashes Slowly Battery Gauge Steps UpSelf-Help Guide DIAGNOSTICS/TROUBLESHOOTING Maximum Speed/Profile Indicator Maximum Speed/Profile Indicator is SteadyMaximum Speed/Profile Indicator Ripples Up and Down Slow or Sluggish MovementMaximum Speed/Profile Indicator Flashes Freewheel ModeMain Circuit Breaker Reset ButtonThermal Rollback VIII. Battery Charging Charging Guidelines Checklist to Maximize Battery LifeOperational Range Batteries and ChargingCharging the Batteries IX. Care and Maintenance Routine MaintenanceControl Through Tight Spots DoorsIf the door opens away from you If the door opens towards youRamps Weight of Unit assembled XI. Technical SpecificationsSpecification LiteRider PTC Specifications LiteRider PTC WarrantyStandard Seat FootrestXII. Warranty Consumer Limited WarrantyPower Wheelchair WARRANTY/REGISTRATION Form Mail Completed Form toRev A121911 Rev A121911 U R L I F E I N M O T I O N