SECTION
SYMPTOM | PROBABLE CAUSE | SOLUTIONS |
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| Heavy load on the motors forcing | Leave power ON and allow controller to count |
| controller into the current rollback | down, and recharge the wheelchair overnight with |
| mode. | power ON. |
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| Blown fuse in battery wiring | Replace battery wiring harness. |
| harness. |
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Motor is running | Damaged Motor | Replace brushes if necessary, or replace motor if |
then fails to restart |
| internal damage is determined. |
when stopped. |
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| Ohm out motor to check for possible internal | |
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| damage (worn out brushes may be possible). |
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| Refer to |
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| on page 29. |
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| Controller power stage board or | Replace controller or send to Invacare for repair. |
| relays may be damaged. |
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| Controller senses heavy load and | Stop driving and let electronics cool. |
Motor runs but | has entered the current rollback | Leave power ON and allow controller to count |
loses power. | mode. | down, and recharge the wheelchair overnight with |
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| power ON. |
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Wheelchair loses all | Bad connection on wheelchair. | Turn power “OFF”, wait ten seconds and turn |
| power back “ON”. | |
power while |
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| Check joystick connection. | |
driving. |
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| Check battery connections and circuit breaker. | |
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Power indicator off | Electrical malfunction. | Contact Invacare for service. |
- even after |
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recharging. |
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At’m and At’m QT | 24 | Part No. 1125078 |