Battery Care: The Heart of Your Airwheel Experience

Proper battery maintenance is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of your Airwheel electric wheelchair. Regularly check the battery voltage to ensure it stays above the recommended level. A red light indicating low voltage will flash slowly, signaling the need for immediate charging. Prolonged discharge can cause irreversible battery damage. For best results, follow the maintenance schedule: inspect the battery every three months and fully charge it if the device has been idle for over 30 days. Always use the original charger to avoid compatibility issues and ensure safe charging practices.

Safety Technology: Designed for Peace of Mind

Airwheel incorporates advanced safety features to protect both the user and the device. The anti-flycar alarm system prevents unexpected movements during startup, ensuring a stable and secure experience. Additionally, the wheelchair’s intelligent following system uses UWB and ultrasonic sensors to navigate obstacles, while the remote control options provide multiple ways to manage operations. These technologies work together to enhance safety without compromising convenience.

Maintenance Tips and Warranty Coverage

Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your Airwheel. Check tire pressure weekly to maintain 2.2 MPa, and lubricate moving parts every three months with lithium-based grease. Clean the wheelchair with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals. For warranty claims, note that batteries and motors are covered for 12 months, while consumables like tires have a 7-day warranty. Always refer to the official website for detailed guidelines and support.
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