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1. Remove the two thumb screws securing the rear

shroud to the battery box.

2. Remove the rear shroud assembly from the

battery box.

3. If lights are present,

disconnect the rear lights

connector from the rear lighting harness

inside of

the rear shroud.

4. Reverse these steps to install the rear shroud

assembly.

10.5 Battery Service

10.5.1 General Instructions on Handling the

Batteries

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The batteries reach their end of life when the drive

range is significantly smaller than usual. Contact

your provider or service technician for details.

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Always have your batteries installed by a

properly trained mobility device technician or

a person with adequate knowledge. They

have the necessary training and tools to do

the job safely and correctly.

10.5.2 How to Handle Damaged Batteries Correctly

WARNING!

Risk of Injury

Exposure to battery acid may result in injury.

-The use of rubber gloves is recommended

when working with batteries.

-DO NOT allow the liquid in the battery to

come in contact with skin, clothes or other

possessions. It is a form of acid and harmful

or damaging burns may result. Remove

clothes that have been soiled by acid

immediately. Should the liquid touch your

skin, wash the area IMMEDIATELY and

thoroughly with cool water. In serious cases

or if eye contact is made, seek medical

attention IMMEDIATELY.

-DO NOT install/reinstall a battery with a

cracked or otherwise damaged case.

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Always wear safety goggles and appropriate safety

clothing when handling damaged batteries.

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Place damaged batteries in an acid-resistant

receptacle immediately after removing them.

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Only ever transport damaged batteries in an

appropriate acid-resistant receptacle.

l

Wash all objects that have come into contact with

acid with lots of water.

Disposing of dead or damaged batteries correctly

Dead or damaged batteries must be disposed of

properly. Refer to

10.5.8

Recycling Batteries, page 52

for more information.

10.5.3 General Information on Battery Installation

WARNING!

Risk of Injury or Damage

Improper installation of the battery can result

in injury or damage.

-Batteries can weigh up to 52 lbs (23.6 kg).

ALWAYS use a battery lifting strap when

lifting the battery. It is the most reliable

method of carrying a battery and preventing

serious injury.

WARNING!

Risk of Injury or Damage

Improper lifting technique may cause

injury or damage.

-Use proper lifting techniques, assistance and

gear such as straps when available when

lifting heavy loads.

WARNING!

Risk of Injury

Exposure to battery acid may result in injury.

-The use of rubber gloves is recommended

when working with batteries.

-DO NOT allow the liquid in the battery to

come in contact with skin, clothes or other

possessions. It is a form of acid and harmful

or damaging burns may result. Remove

clothes that have been soiled by acid

immediately. Should the liquid touch your

skin, wash the area IMMEDIATELY and

thoroughly with cool water. In serious cases

or if eye contact is made, seek medical

attention IMMEDIATELY.

-DO NOT install/reinstall a battery with a

cracked or otherwise damaged case.

Invacare strongly recommends battery

installation and replacement be performed by

a qualified technician.

Read the installation instructions noted on the

battery and in the manual.

Invacare® AVIVA® Storm RX

Section	Page
1 General	4
1.1 Introduction	4
1.2 Symbols in This Manual	4
1.3 Type of Use	4
1.3.1 Prescription Statement	4
1.4 Intended Use	4
1.5 Indication for Use	4
1.6 Shelf Life	4
1.7 Service Life	5
2 Safety	6
2.1 General Guidelines	6
2.2 Pinch Points	8
2.3 Footplates and Front Rigging	8
2.4 Storage	8
2.5 Travel Information	8
3 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Information	11
3.1 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) From Radio Frequency Sources	11
3.2 Powered Wheelchair Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)	11
3.3 Powered Wheelchair Electromagnetic Emissions	12
3.4 EMI Tables	12
4 Components	15
4.1 Component Overview	15
4.2 Remotes	15
4.3 The Powered Seating System	15
4.4 Labels on the Product	15
4.4.1 Symbols on the Labels	19
5 Setup	21
5.1 Setup/Delivery Inspection Information	21
6 Usage	22
6.1 Safety and Handling	22
6.1.1 A Note to Wheelchair Attendants	23
6.1.2 Stairways and Escalators	23
6.2 Stability and Balance	24
6.2.1 Driving Surfaces	25
6.2.2 Safety Information When Approaching Obstacles	26
6.2.3 The Correct Way to Approach Obstacles	26
6.2.4 Negotiating Inclines	27
6.2.5 Reaching, Leaning and Bending - Forward	28
6.2.6 Reaching, Leaning and Bending - Backward	28
6.2.7 Transferring To and From Other Seats	28
6.3 Weight Training and Other Activities	29
6.4 Pushing the Mobility Device in Freewheel Mode	29
6.4.1 Anti-Rollaway	29
6.4.2 Disengaging/Engaging the Motor Locks	29
7 Controls System	30
7.1 Electrical	30
7.2 Controls Protection System	30
7.3 Using the Battery Isolation Switch	30
7.4 Batteries	31
7.4.1 General Information on Charging	31
7.4.2 General Instructions on Charging	31
7.4.3 How to Charge the Batteries	31
7.4.4 How to Disconnect the Mobility Device After Charging	33
7.4.5 Storage and Maintenance	33
7.4.6 Using the Proper Batteries	33
7.4.7 Instructions on Using the Batteries	34
7.4.8 Transporting Batteries	34
7.4.9 General Instructions on Handling the Batteries	34
8 Transport - ISO 7176-19	35
8.1 Wheelchair Transport Brackets (TRBKTS)	35
8.2 Transport Ready Option (TRRO)	35
8.3 Transport—General information	36
8.4 Transferring Mobility Device to Vehicle	36
8.5 Use of the Mobility Device as a Seat in a Vehicle	36
8.5.1 How the Mobility Device is Anchored in a Vehicle	38
8.5.2 How The User is Secured Within the Mobility Device	38
8.6 Transporting the Mobility Device Without Occupant	39
8.7 Use of transportation docking stations	39
9 Maintenance	40
9.1 Wear and Tear Information	40
9.2 User/Attendant Inspection Checklists	40
9.2.1 Inspect/Adjust Weekly	40
9.2.2 Inspect/Adjust Monthly	40
9.2.3 Inspect/Adjust Periodically	41
9.3 Service Inspection Information	41
9.4 Cleaning	42
9.5 Wheels and Tires	42
9.5.1 Damaged Wheels	42
9.5.2 Pneumatic Tires	42
10 Service	44
10.1 Safety Information	44
10.1.1 Set Up	44
10.1.2 Repair and Service Information — Providers and/or Qualified Technicians	45
10.2 Setup/Delivery Inspection	46
10.3 Service Inspection	46
10.3.1 Six Month Inspection	46
10.3.2 Replace Every 18 Months	47
10.4 Removing/Installing the Shrouds	47
10.4.1 Removing/Installing the Rear Shroud Assembly	47
10.5 Battery Service	48
10.5.1 General Instructions on Handling the Batteries	48
10.5.2 How to Handle Damaged Batteries Correctly	48
10.5.3 General Information on Battery Installation	48
10.5.4 Removing the Batteries from the Wheelchair	49
10.5.5 Installing Batteries into the Wheelchair	50
10.5.6 Replacing Battery Cables	51
10.5.7 Cleaning Battery Terminals	52
10.5.8 Recycling Batteries	52
11 After Use	53
11.1 Reuse	53
11.2 Disposal	53
12 Troubleshooting	54
12.1 Driving Performance	54
12.2 Control System	54
12.2.1 Battery and Charger Tips	55
13 Technical Data	56
13.1 Technical Specifications	56
13.2 ISO 7176-15 Annex A	59
13.2.1 AVIVA Storm RX with LiNX and Ultra Low Maxx Seat	59
14 Warranty	61
14.1 Limited Warranty—US, Australia, and New Zealand	61
14.2 Limited Warranty—Canada	61
14.3 Repair or Replacement	61
14.4 Limitations and Exclusions	61

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