User`s manual

9.2

Changing the battery's fuse

If excessive strain is put on some of the e·fix components,

in rare cases you may have to change the fuses of the

batteries which do not require moving from the wheel chair

for this purpose.

· For safety reasons, remove the interface from the batteries

(see Chapter 3.1.2)

· Open the sliding window [27] on the interface [25]

· Remove the defect fuse (25 A or 3 A ) from the mount.

· Insert a new fuse in the mount.

· Close the sliding window [27].

· Connect the interface again to the batteries (see chapter

3.1.1).

· Re-start the e·fix.

Fuses react extremely sensitively to electrical

faults. If you have to change a fuse several

times, this could mean that an e·fix component

is faulty. In this case, please contact your specialist

dealer.

25 27

Control unit for attendants

(as optional accessory)

e·fix can be operated by both the wheelchair driver or

his/her attendant. Simply move the control unit from its

regular location at the armrest of the wheelchair to the

control panel which is not part of the standard scope of

delivery but can be subsequently attached when required.

· If the e·fix is ready for operation, deactivate the system

by pressing the On/Off switch on the control unit (see

Chapter 4.2.1).

· Withdraw the plug [5] from the control unit (see also

Chapter 4.1.1)

· Withdraw the control unit from the offsetting component

[32] (see also Chapter 4.1.1)