Battery Care: Extend Lifespan with Proper Charging

Regular maintenance of your Airwheel electric wheelchair’s battery is crucial for long-term performance. If the battery voltage drops below optimal levels, a red light will flash slowly—a clear signal to charge immediately. Continued discharge under these conditions may cause permanent battery damage. Always use the official charger and avoid over-discharging to preserve battery capacity. For best results, charge the battery when it reaches 20% remaining power.

Preventive Maintenance: Avoid Common Pitfalls

To ensure smooth operation, follow these guidelines: Never attempt to disassemble the wheelchair, as this voids warranty coverage. Protect the device from water exposure and physical impacts, which can lead to functional failures. For daily use, keep the wheelchair in a dry, ventilated area. Regularly inspect tires, seat padding, and plastic guards for signs of wear, and replace damaged parts promptly to prevent further complications.

Warranty & Longevity Tips

Airwheel offers comprehensive warranty coverage for key components. The battery and motor come with a 12-month warranty for capacity and functionality issues, while controllers and chargers are covered for 6 months. For consumables like tires and seat pads, a 7-day warranty applies for defects. To maximize your investment, adhere to the recommended maintenance schedule and avoid misuse. For additional support, visit https://www.airwheel.net to explore replacement parts and service options.

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