How should Electric Wheelchair be maintained?

Maintaining your electric wheelchair is key to ensuring its proper operation and extending its service life. Here are some recommended maintenance methods:

Regular cleaning: Regularly clean the external surfaces, seats, controllers and other parts of the electric wheelchair. You can use warm water and mild detergent to clean to avoid dust and dirt accumulation that may cause malfunctions.

Tire inspection: Regularly check the tires of the electric wheelchair to ensure that the air pressure is appropriate and that the tires are not cracked or severely worn. If necessary, replace the tires in a timely manner to ensure safe and comfortable driving.

Battery maintenance: Check the battery of the electric wheelchair regularly to keep the battery clean and fully charged to avoid battery damage caused by not charging for a long time. Replace the aging battery in time as needed.

Wheel hub and transmission system maintenance: Regularly check the components of the wheel hub and transmission system to ensure good lubrication and complete tightening screws. Add lubricating oil or perform maintenance if necessary.

Controller and motor inspection: Regularly check the controller and motor of the electric wheelchair to ensure that they are well connected and functioning properly to avoid control system failures that may affect use.

Seat and armrest adjustment: Regularly check the seat and armrest adjustment system to ensure it is stable and reliable to avoid discomfort or safety hazards caused by looseness or damage.

Regular maintenance: Regularly send the electric wheelchair to a professional maintenance agency for comprehensive inspection and maintenance, including checking the circuit system, replacing wearing parts, adjusting parameters, etc., to ensure the normal operation of the electric wheelchair.