User manual

The bearing supports for xing the manual propulsion wheels are

positioned above (C) for e-x

12" and in the place of the motorised

wheels for e-x

22/24".

Refer to the additional e-x

guide paragraph 2.1 Wheel assembly and

paragraph 2.2 Removing the wheels.

5.3. Locking the Motorised Wheels

Refer to the additional e-x

guide paragraph 2.1 Wheel assembly and

paragraph 2.2 Removing the wheels.

5.4. Transformation Kit for Manual Propulsion (optional)

This kit allows the transformation of the powered Esprit Action

wheelchair into a manual propulsion wheelchair.

It contains the 22/24" rear wheels (A) which are essential for the

transformation as well as two hand brakes (B). (photo 28).

Refer to paragraph 4.5.1 for adjusting the brakes.

6. ALBER e-x

Electronics

6.1. Electronic center

The electronic center of Esprit Action

NG is found in the electric

drive unit. Called the ALBER e-x

system, it is responsible for

controlling the movement functions.

As well as controlling the driving, ALBER e-x

is also responsible

for controlling the wheelchair’s electrical system.

Any system failure is indicated by a ashing light in the hand control

box (status indicator).

For more information, see the ALBER e-x

user manual!

7. Electrical Part

7.1. Batteries (photo 29)

All the power supply for the power wheelchair is provided by two

12V batteries (A). (12 Ah standard, 17 Ah optional).

They are housed in a box (B). To facilitate removing and

repositioning the batteries, it is possible to remove the housing box

from the wheelchair frame (self gripping strips).

7.2. 12" or 22/24" Motorised Wheels

The motorised wheels are equipped with automatic brakes.

A mechanism allows disengaging of the motors to allow the chair to

be pushed.

The motor brakes are off when the chair is pushed.

See the additional ALBER e-x

guide.