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exceeded
• Do not exceed the maximum permitted load
(refer to the Technical Specifications section).
• The electric vehicle is only designed to
accommodate a single occupant with a
maximum weight not exceeding the maximum
permitted load for this equipment. Never use
the vehicle to transport several people.
CAUTION
Risk of injury in the event of inappropriate
handling or fall of heavy parts
• During servicing and maintenance operations
or when you are lifting certain parts of the
equipment, consider the weight of each
component, particularly the batteries. Ensure
you always adopt the correct posture and
don't hesitate to ask for help.
CAUTION
Risk of injury caused by moving parts
• Ensure that the moving parts of the motorised
vehicle, such as the wheels or joystick, do not
cause injuries, particularly when children are
present.
CAUTION
Risk of fire or fault when connecting electrical
equipment
• Do not connect your motorised vehicle to
any equipment that has not been explicitly
permitted by Benoit Systemes. Rely on your
Benoit Systemes approved dealer for all
electrical installations.
• Do not use any other motorised device or
accessory at the same time as power add-
ons If you wish to use another device, please
remove Light Drive from the wheelchair for
your own safety.
SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT THE ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
WARNING
Risk of damage to the equipment or serious, even
fatal, injury.
Inappropriate use of the motorised vehicle can
result in the emission of smoke or sparks, and heat
may be given off.
A fire is likely to cause damage to the equipment
or serious, even fatal, injuries.
• The motorised vehicle must NOT be used
for a purpose other than that for which it is
SERVICING & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
designed.
• If the vehicle begins to emit smoke, sparks
or heat, stop using it and have it checked
IMMEDIATELY.
WARNING
Risk of injury or damage associated with short-
circuits
The pins of electrical connectors may remain live
even when the system is switched off.
• Check that the cable insulation is sound and
that the connectors are correctly plugged
in, so that no live parts are accessible or in
contact with conductive materials.
• Insulate the pins of the connectors when they
are disconnected.
WARNING
Risk of damage to the equipment or serious, even
fatal, injury.
Corrosion of electrical components due to
exposure to water or liquids can result in damage
to the equipment or serious, even fatal, injuries.
• Reduce the exposure of electrical components
to water and/or liquids.
• Electrical components damaged by corrosion
MUST be replaced immediately.
• Motorised
to
components to be replaced more frequently
WARNING
Risk of serious, even fatal, injury
Failure to take note of these warnings can cause
an electrical discharge resulting in serious or fatal
injuries, or damage to the electrical system.
• The (+) battery terminal (red or brown cable
depending on the model) must be connected
to the red (+) power supply cable on the
control box.
• The (-) battery terminal (black or blue cable
depending on the model) must be connected
to the black (-) power supply cable on the
electronics box.
• Take care never to touch the two poles of the
battery (direct contact, tools or conductive
material).
• Immediately replace cables with damaged
insulation, frayed cables or cut cords.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the motorised vehicle
A fault in the electrical system can cause unusual
behaviour.
• In the event of a fault, turn the control unit off
and back on again.
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vehicles frequently
water/liquids can
exposed
require electrical