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Yes, most power chair recliners are designed for ease of use. They typically come with simple remote controls that have buttons for different functions, making them user-friendly.

No, our mobility scooters are designed to bear the weight of one individual (the user). We recommend against carrying a person with you on your mobility scooter. If you try to do so, your mobility scooter can topple, and both you and the passenger may get injured.

To use your lift chair correctly, follow these steps: Ensure it’s in the standing position, then back into the center of the seat before pressing the DOWN button on your hand remote to lower it to a comfortable seated position. When you’re ready to stand, press and hold the UP button on the remote until the chair reaches a suitable height for comfortable standing. For reclining, press and hold the DOWN button from a seated position until you’re comfortably reclined, and to return to an upright seated position, press and hold the UP button, releasing it when the chair reaches a comfortable seating angle.

If you use your mobility scooter every day and put a lot of miles on it, eventually, repairs may be needed. Whether it’s a simple repair or something more complicated, speak to a member of our staff and we will book you in with our on-site technician. Regular service checks are vital to keeping your scooter running smoothly.

To locate your serial number, consult your manual (page 2) or the back of the booklet. It typically begins with an ‘S’ and consists of 14 characters. On your mobility scooter, you can also find it between the batteries or on a white sticker attached to the chair mast.