There are many factors that affect the service life of a wheelchair, such as the quality of the     wheelchair itself, the environment in which the wheelchair is used, and the strength of the   wheelchair. In daily use, we have to avoid driving on uneven or ground with sharp objects, and   we  must also pay attention to the wear and tear of the wheelchair at all times. If worn parts will   affect driving safety, please replace them in time to avoid danger to you. In general, whether it is   an electric wheelchair or a manual wheelchair, it has a long service life. The above is all about   when to maintain your wheelchair, so when do you need to replace your wheelchair? Next, I will   explain when the wheelchair needs to be replaced from the perspective of the user and the   wheelchair.

First, when the function of the wheelchair cannot meet the user's needs. Man cannot step into the same river, because the river is flowing and man is changing. The needs of users are also constantly changing. For example, they may use standing wheelchairs before, but now they only need ordinary wheelchairs, or they used manual wheelchairs before, but now they feel that electric wheelchairs are more convenient. In conclusion, if the wheelchair you are currently using cannot meet your daily needs, then you can replace the wheelchair.

Second, when there are irreversible changes in parts such as the wheelchair frame and there are potential safety hazards. The reason why people use wheelchairs is the same as the original intention of inventing wheelchairs, both for the convenience of the disabled or the elderly. But when the wheelchair is damaged, continuing to use it will not bring convenience but harm. For example, when the wheelchair frame is severely deformed, the load-bearing capacity of the wheelchair will be greatly reduced. Continued use will make the deformation more and more serious, and eventually accidents will occur.

Therefore, when the above situation occurs, the wheelchair should be replaced. If you still have questions about this issue or have other questions about wheelchairs, please contact us by email or phone at the bottom of the website. Our service staff will answer your questions as soon as possible.