Maintenance and Repair of Electric Wheelchairs

Regular maintenance and repair are essential to ensure the stable performance and longevity of electric wheelchairs. Here are some practical tips:

• Daily Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Wipe the wheelchair surface regularly with a damp cloth to prevent dust and dirt buildup.
  • Tire Check: Inspect tire pressure (if applicable) and wear, replacing damaged tires promptly.
  • Battery Care: Avoid overcharging or complete discharge, and store batteries in a suitable temperature environment.

• Regular Inspections

  • Screws and Connectors: Check and tighten loose screws and connectors to ensure structural stability.
  • Motor and Controller: Regularly inspect the motor and controller, cleaning dust and debris as needed.
  • Brake System: Test brake sensitivity to ensure proper functionality.

• Common Issues and Repairs

  • Failure to Start: Check battery connections and charge, replacing the battery if necessary.
  • Unstable Movement: Inspect tires and chassis for foreign objects or damage.
  • Excessive Noise: Check the motor and bearings, lubricating or replacing them as needed.

• Professional Services
  For complex repairs, contact professional technicians or after-sales service teams to avoid further damage from DIY attempts.

Through regular maintenance and timely repairs, you can ensure your electric wheelchair remains in optimal condition, providing safe and reliable mobility for users.