Ok, so apart from the bits that are in contact with the user during operation which are covered here, how does one clean the stuff under the cowl, down where all the action is happening? I cannot get down to ground level in order to reach under the cowl with either a damp cloth or a brush, but the manual suggests a good spray of WD40 to help keep things lubed and protected from rust. Surely that same oily film is also going to help dust and sand cling to all the parts I am trying to keep protected?
I've found Totally Normal's routine, but he is able to get down to wheel level to use wipes/cloths and I have no air compressor. ruclips.net/video/h83hI0843Ic/видео.html Appreciate your further guidance please.
There are professional wheelchair cleaning companies who may be able to assist you or a good clean and spray can be provided for you at your annual service.
Hi I own one of your wheelchairs and I am just wondering I use dashboard cleaner on the joystick controls is that ok also I never use too much of it each time
Hi James, Our advice as per our video is to simply use a damp cloth for the body of the controller and a lint-free dry cloth for the screen. We don't recommend using harsh chemicals.
Ok, so apart from the bits that are in contact with the user during operation which are covered here, how does one clean the stuff under the cowl, down where all the action is happening? I cannot get down to ground level in order to reach under the cowl with either a damp cloth or a brush, but the manual suggests a good spray of WD40 to help keep things lubed and protected from rust. Surely that same oily film is also going to help dust and sand cling to all the parts I am trying to keep protected?
I've found Totally Normal's routine, but he is able to get down to wheel level to use wipes/cloths and I have no air compressor. ruclips.net/video/h83hI0843Ic/видео.html Appreciate your further guidance please.
and Sunrise have a person come in and do it!!? ruclips.net/video/JqywuOyEJJk/видео.html
What do you do if there's only you?
There are professional wheelchair cleaning companies who may be able to assist you or a good clean and spray can be provided for you at your annual service.
Hi I own one of your wheelchairs and I am just wondering I use dashboard cleaner on the joystick controls is that ok also I never use too much of it each time
Hi James, Our advice as per our video is to simply use a damp cloth for the body of the controller and a lint-free dry cloth for the screen. We don't recommend using harsh chemicals.