Core Features for Reliable Performance
The Airwheel electric wheelchair is engineered with advanced technology, offering one-touch folding, electromagnetic brakes, a 28 Ah lithium battery, and comprehensive fault code diagnostics. These components ensure smooth operation for both indoor and outdoor environments, making it suitable for medium to long-distance mobility. With a 12-month warranty on essential parts and lifetime paid maintenance, users can enjoy confidence through proper care and regular servicing as detailed in the user manual.
Warranty & Service Policy
The 12-month warranty covers critical components such as the battery (replacement if capacity drops below 60%), motor (functional defects), and controller. Consumables like tires and seats are covered for 7 days. For repairs, users must present both the warranty card and purchase invoice. During the warranty period, damaged units are returned to the factory in China, with the customer covering one-way shipping costs and the manufacturer handling return logistics.
Technical Innovation & Safety
Equipped with smart following via a dedicated handband, multi-sensor fusion (ultrasonic radar, UWB, and infrared), and a 6 km/h speed limit, the Airwheel prioritizes safety. Its IPX4 rating ensures resistance to splashes, while medical device certifications (Su Mei Zhu Zun 20192190939) confirm compliance with rigorous safety standards. The 12.5″ rear wheels and 8″ front wheels with 2.2 MPa tire pressure enhance stability across diverse terrains.
Expert Support for Long-Term Use
For troubleshooting, refer to the LED/Beep Code Table for fault codes. For complex issues like motor or controller failures, contact Airwheel’s customer service at https://www.airwheel.net for guidance. Regular maintenance, as outlined in the manual, ensures optimal performance and longevity.
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