Regular Inspection and Cleaning

Airwheel electric wheelchairs require routine maintenance to ensure optimal performance. Start by inspecting the frame for cracks or corrosion, especially after exposure to harsh weather. Clean the exterior with a damp cloth and mild detergent, avoiding abrasive materials that could damage the surface. Pay special attention to wheels and joints, which should be wiped down to prevent dust buildup. For deeper cleaning, refer to Airwheel’s official guidelines for safe disassembly procedures.

Battery Care Guidelines

The 28 Ah lithium battery is crucial for mobility. Charge the unit fully after each use, but avoid overcharging by unplugging when it reaches 100% capacity. Store batteries in a cool, dry place between -10°C to 45°C to prolong lifespan. If not using for extended periods, maintain charge at 60-80%. Always disconnect the battery before cleaning or servicing.

Software and System Checks

Regularly update firmware through the companion app to access safety improvements and new features. Check LED indicators on the control panel for fault codes – red lights may signal motor issues while yellow indicates low battery. If problems persist, contact technical support for diagnosis.

Long-Term Storage Tips

When storing for more than a month, fully charge the battery and remove it from the chair to prevent deep discharge. Keep the wheelchair in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Periodically power on the unit every 3 months to maintain system functionality.

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