Essential Maintenance: Airwheel Care Tips

Proper maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity for your Airwheel electric wheelchair. Start by monitoring battery health. A red light blinking slowly indicates low voltage—charge immediately to prevent permanent battery damage. Avoid over-discharging to maintain capacity above 60%.

Regularly inspect the motor and controller for signs of wear. Functional issues within the first 12 months are covered under warranty, but damage from water exposure or physical impacts may void coverage. Keep the charger dry and avoid dropping it, as water damage or falls can affect its 6-month warranty.

For easy-wear components like tires, seat covers, and plastic guards, check for sanding, leaks, or tire wear. These parts are covered for 7 days from purchase but may not be repaired if damaged due to improper use. Always store the wheelchair in dry conditions to prevent corrosion.

Follow proper usage guidelines: use the joystick for smooth movement, fold the chair by pressing the closure button, and store it with the power off. For manual pushing, engage the hand brake before moving. Regularly cleaning the unit and avoiding rough terrain will extend its lifespan.

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