Exactly!  Have a friend or family who is mechanically savy, or many  times 
a local garage or mechanical shop will do the work and may not charge  
anything.
 
Get all your manuals, keep record of s/n's, model, electronics version, and 
 any information that you can.  Mark all fuses and breakers as to what they 
 control, if the motors take brushes keep extra on hand.
 
I have an Invacare storm (3rd one) and have kept old chair for  parts.
 
Advise:  If you have a good relationship with your repair person, tell  him 
you want another chair for backup that matches what you have.  Many  times 
when someone gets a chair they junk the old one.  IMPORTANT, ask  the 
repairman and not the company.  My guy takes the chairs and keeps them  so if 
anyone has to pay from their own pocket, he sends the part and tells me to  
send 
what it is worth to me.
 
 

Glenn Henry

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