Regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring the stability and longevity of your electric wheelchair. Check tire pressure weekly to maintain 2.2 MPa, as low pressure can reduce battery life. Inspect all bolts monthly, including those on the frame, wheels, and motor, to prevent loosening. Lubricate the folding hinges and wheel axles every three months with lithium-based grease. After each use, clean the wheelchair with warm water and neutral soap, avoiding harsh chemicals like chlorine or alcohol.
The battery is a key component for performance. If the electric wheelchair will be idle for over 30 days, fully charge the battery and remove it for storage. Avoid deep discharges by charging when the indicator shows low voltage. Never expose the battery to water or unauthorized disassembly, as this voids warranty coverage.
Follow the warranty guidelines to maximize coverage. For instance, the battery is warranted for 12 months if capacity drops below 60%, but damage from water or tampering is not covered. Regularly check the motor and controller for functional issues, and contact Airwheel’s support team at https://www.airwheel.net for professional repairs.
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