Why isn't my Afikim Scooter stopping when I fully press the manual mechanical brake lever?
If your Afikim Scooter doesn't stop when you fully press the manual mechanical brake lever, it could be due to a loose hand brake mechanism. The brake cable may need tightening, which should only be done by an authorized technician.
Why does the speed of my Afikim Scooter Breeze S decrease when driving uphill or carrying heavy loads?
If the speed of your Afikim Scooter Breeze S decreases gradually when driving uphill or carrying heavy loads, it is possible that the Breeze S controller exceeded too high temperature. It is recommended to stop the Breeze S and allow the controller to cool down for a while.
General| Type | Mobility Scooter |
|---|---|
| Number of Wheels | 4 |
| Brakes | Electromagnetic |
| Foldable | No |
| Top Speed | 9.3 mph |
| Seat Type | Swivel |
| Wheel/Tire Size | 10" |
Explains warning, mandatory, and prohibited symbols used in the manual and on the scooter.
Provides initial safety guidelines and advice for operating the Breeze S.
Emphasizes reading the manual and practicing before first use.
Warns against unauthorized modifications and use of unapproved accessories.
Warns against lifting the scooter by its removable parts.
Outlines essential checks to perform before operating the scooter for safety.
Details the importance of correct tire pressure and warnings about inflation.
Stresses adhering to the maximum weight capacity to avoid damage and voiding warranty.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely driving on ramps and inclines.
Advises on reducing speed and steering angle to prevent tipping during turns.
Explains the regenerative and disc park brake systems.
Discusses suitable surfaces and precautions for outdoor driving.
Warns against operating on public streets and advises caution if unavoidable.
Provides warnings about climbing or descending obstacles like steps and curbs.
Advises on precautions for operating in rain, snow, or extreme temperatures.
Explains how to use and the safety implications of the freewheel mode.
States that scooters are not designed for stairs or escalators and advises using elevators.
Provides guidance on safely opening and passing through doors.
Offers advice on maneuvering the scooter within elevators.
Warns against sitting on the scooter when used with lift products.
Details mandatory precautions for handling battery posts, terminals, and weight.
Provides instructions on securing the scooter and batteries during transport.
Clarifies that positioning belts are not for vehicle restraint.
Advises turning off power when stationary for extended periods.
Offers tips for safely mounting and dismounting the scooter.
Warns against bending or reaching while driving due to tipping risk.
Advises consulting a physician regarding medication or limitations affecting operation.
Warns against operating under the influence of alcohol and provides smoking guidelines.
Details how to adjust the tiller's angle for user comfort.
Mentions that tiller height adjustment is done by a technician.
Explains how to adjust the seat for access and comfort.
Discusses keeping hands on handlebars and hand protectors while driving.
States that shock absorber adjustment is performed by a technician.
Introduces general operating principles and key switch functions.
Explains the function of the main key switch for powering the scooter.
Describes the automatic power-off function to save battery.
Details the hand brake's importance and adjustment by a technician.
Explains how to use the speed lever and manual hand brake.
Guides on using turn signals and hazard lights.
Explains how to activate the horn/buzzer and its automatic conditions.
Describes how to operate the headlights and rear lights.
Details the operation of hazard warning lights.
Explains the inhibition of driving when charging.
Provides tips for safe driving on ramps, curbs, and turns.
Guides on how to properly park the scooter and turn it off.
Explains the information displayed on the LCD screen.
Details the meaning of various indicators on the LCD screen.
Describes how the speed is displayed and can be set.
Explains the function of the MODE/RESET button for display changes.
Guides on how to set the clock time and date.
Provides instructions for safely climbing obstacles.
Offers advice on safe driving on slopes and during turns.
Recommends a visual check of the vehicle before initial use.
Discusses controller programming by technicians and performance checks.
Covers user knowledge of weight limits and safety belt usage.
Explains how to properly secure the scooter for transport in a vehicle.
Describes how to reduce scooter height for transport by removing the seat and folding the tiller.
Provides step-by-step instructions for charging the scooter batteries.
Outlines a schedule for routine maintenance checks and their frequencies.
Details the process for removing the seat and battery cover for maintenance.
Explains battery replacement, weight, and handling precautions.
Covers checking and maintaining tire pressure for optimal performance.
Provides instructions on how to clean the scooter safely.
Details battery wiring, replacement, and safety warnings for connections.
Addresses issues like unstable driving, display flashes, and braking problems.
Covers problems like no movement, intermittent drive, lighting issues, and speed decrease.
Classifies sources of radiated EMI into three types: handheld, medium-range, and long-range.
Lists warnings and important information to minimize EMI risk and vehicle susceptibility.
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