Essential Maintenance Tips for Airwheel Electric Wheelchair

Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the longevity and reliability of your Airwheel electric wheelchair. Start by checking tire pressure weekly, maintaining it at 2.2 MPa to prevent reduced battery life. Monthly inspections of all screws and bolts will secure the frame and components, while every three months, apply lithium-based grease to the folding hinges and wheel axles for smooth operation. If the wheelchair will be unused for over 30 days, fully charge the battery and remove it to avoid damage. Always clean with warm water and neutral detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals like chlorine or alcohol.

Disinfection Guidelines

For hygiene, use 75% ethanol solution to wipe down surfaces. Avoid direct spraying on joints, controllers, or seat foam. Never use high-pressure steam or heat, as it may harm sensitive electronics.

Warranty & Care Considerations

Battery maintenance is covered under Airwheel’s 12-month warranty on batteries and motors, covering capacity drops below 60% and functional defects. Controllers and chargers have shorter warranties, so follow guidelines to avoid voiding coverage. Regular cleaning and of easily damaged parts like tires and seat pads will keep your wheelchair performing optimally for years.