Charging And Checking The Axxion - Revab AXXION Mode D'emploi

Charging and checking the Axxion

Charging the battery
The battery does not need to be flat before
you recharge it. You can charge the battery
at any time. You can also stop charging it at
any time. For the sake of convenience, Revab
recommends connecting the wheelchair to
the battery charger at night. You cannot use
the auxiliary drive while the battery is being
charged.
1 Switch the Axxion off at the main switch
(1). The indicator lamp next to the push-
handle goes out.
2. Plug the battery charger plug into the
battery charger.
3. Plug the plug into the wall socket.
4. Switch the battery charger on (3).
The indicator lamp on the battery charger
lights up red.
5. Attach the battery charger to the con-
nection point on the battery (2).
The indicator lamp on the battery charger
will light up orange while it is charging.
The lamp will go green when the battery
is fully charged.
NB:
- Never change the voltage input on the
battery charger. This input is set to 230V
in the factory.
- Never open the safety fuse.
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Charging and checking the Axxion
Checking the battery
The battery leaves the factory fully charged so
that the wheelchair can be used immediately
after delivery. However, the battery may lose
capacity when not in use.
The battery control panel has an LED indicator
with which you can check the energy level
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of the battery. Press the button next to the
lamps (1) and the lamps will indicate how
much capacity is left in the battery (2). Revab
recommends that you charge the battery
when the orange lamp lights up. Charging up
a completely empty battery takes a good 2
hours. It is best to charge the battery at room
temperature.
NB: If you do not use the wheelchair for
a relatively long period of time (e.g. while
you are on holiday), Revab recommends
charging it fully.
Removing the battery
You can also remove the battery to place it
on the charger.
1. Pull the knob on the left of the battery
outwards.
2. Remove the battery from the carriage
using the handle.
NB: Support the battery with your free
hand while removing it.
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