Cleaning & Inspection

Use a damp cloth to wipe down the frame and wheels after each use, avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage the aluminum alloy body. Inspect tires regularly for wear and ensure all bolts are tightened securely. Check the foldable mechanism for smooth operation, especially if you plan to transport it frequently.

Battery Maintenance

The 28 Ah lithium battery should be charged fully after each use to maintain its lifespan. Avoid over-discharging; ideally, recharge when battery level reaches 20%. Store the wheelchair in a cool, dry place if not used for extended periods. For replacement parts or accessories, visit https://www.airwheel.net.

Component Checks & Software Updates

Periodically examine the motor and push rod for signs of wear, ensuring they operate without resistance. Update the firmware via the official app to enhance functionality like sensor accuracy or new safety protocols. Test the remote control and handring tracking feature regularly to confirm responsiveness.

Storage Tips

When storing long-term, fold the wheelchair fully and place it in a sheltered area. Disconnect the battery if possible to prevent power drain. Keep the unit away from extreme temperatures to avoid damage to internal components.

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