Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of your Airwheel electric wheelchair. Start by charging the battery promptly when the red indicator light flashes slowly—a sign of low voltage. Prolonged discharge can permanently damage the battery. Always use the official charger and avoid overcharging.
After each use, wipe down the frame and wheels with a damp cloth to remove debris. Check tire pressure regularly and inflate to the recommended level for smooth movement. Inspect the UWB and ultrasonic sensors for dirt or obstructions, as these are critical for intelligent following and obstacle avoidance.
Airwheel’s smart systems include automatic folding, which reduces volume by over 50% for easy storage. Use the one-touch folding function via the remote or app to save space. The remote control and Bluetooth connectivity allow for remote operations like turning on the headlights or horn, reducing wear on physical buttons.
The wheelchair’s safety features, such as automatic braking when the handle is released, prevent accidental movement. Its multi-sensor fusion technology—combining ultrasonic radar, UWB, and infrared—ensures precise navigation. For complex terrains, the 6 km/h speed limit and hill-climbing capabilities make it suitable for hospitals, communities, and outdoor environments.
Proper care, such as regular sensor checks and timely software updates, maximizes the lifespan of your Airwheel. Visit https://www.airwheel.net for detailed user manuals and replacement parts. With smart maintenance, your Airwheel remains a reliable companion for years to come. Smart Maintenance Electric Wheelchair charging voltage charger overcharging frame wheels tire pressure sensors UWB ultrasonic obstacle avoidance Bluetooth