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Maintaining your Airwheel electric wheelchair is crucial for ensuring long-lasting performance and safety. Regular care not only extends the lifespan of the device but also enhances user experience. Here are expert recommendations to keep your Airwheel in top condition.
The battery is a critical component that directly impacts range and efficiency. Always charge the 28 Ah lithium battery after each use, avoiding full discharge. Store it at around 40-60% capacity when unused for extended periods. Clean the terminals regularly to prevent corrosion and ensure stable power delivery.
Schedule monthly inspections of key systems including the motor, brakes, and tire pressure. Check for wear on the 6061 aluminum frame and tighten any loose bolts. The dual 200 W motors and 1000 N pusher motor should be monitored for unusual noises or resistance during operation.
Wipe down the wheelchair after exposure to rain or dust, focusing on the gear system and sensors. Use a mild detergent solution for the exterior surfaces, but avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the waterproof components. For outdoor use, ensure all parts are dry before storing.
Stay updated with firmware releases through the official Airwheel app. These updates often include performance improvements and safety enhancements for features like the smart following system and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance.
When not in use, store your Airwheel in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Fold the chassis according to the 1-second quick-fold mechanism and secure it with the included lock. This protects both the structure and electronic components from environmental damage.
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