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Be sure to inspect and tighten any screws and bolts on your adjustable wheelchair. That will make it run smoothly for a long time. You can also use a wrench or screwdriver to tighten any loose screws or bolts.
So your new wheelchair shall not shatter or fall away after usage.
Make sure to also clean the frame of the wheelchair . You can clean it with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust. This will prevent rust and damage. If you notice any rust, immediately fix rust, or remove it, to prevent it from become a health hazard.
If you are not using your wheelchair, be sure to store it in a safe and dry place.
That helps guard it against rain, snow and very hot or cold weather. Store with larger equipment If you have access to a garage or shed, you can simply put your stair wheelchair in those places. Just be sure to cover it with a tarp or a sheet to keep it clean and dry.
Inspect the wheels and tires regularly.
If they are worn or if the tires are flat, you need to replace them. Wheels and tires can keep you moving — safely. New wheels and tires are available from medical supply shops and online. Replace your tyres and wheels when you see they are worn out to keep you safe.
Wheelchair care is always determined by the manufacturer’s guidelines.
This manual guides you in maintaining it and when to seek assistance for repairs. If you don’t know how to maintain your tracked wheelchair , consult your caregiver or other health professional.