Battery Maintenance

Regularly check battery connections for corrosion and ensure proper ventilation during charging. Avoid over-discharging by using the wheelchair before the battery level drops below 20%. Charge with the original charger and disconnect when fully charged to prolong lithium battery lifespan.

Daily Checks

Inspect tires for wear and adjust pressure to 2.2 MPa monthly. Verify all bolts on wheels, frame, and motor are tight. Test emergency stop function by releasing the joystick and confirming immediate power cutoff. Check LED indicators for fault codes during startup.

Cleaning & Storage

Wipe down frames with mild soap solution weekly, focusing on areas around motors and controllers. Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use. If long-term storage is needed, discharge battery to 40% capacity every three months to prevent deep discharge damage.

Software Updates

Check for firmware updates through official website https://www.airwheel.net at least quarterly. These updates often include performance optimizations and safety protocol enhancements that improve system reliability.

Safety Protocols

Always perform 10-minute test runs after maintenance to confirm all systems function properly. Keep emergency contact information handy in case of technical failures. Regularly check the IPX4 waterproof rating integrity, especially if exposed to rain.

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