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An optional belt to fix the seat position. Cannot be used as a safety belt during transport in a wheelchair taxi.
Do not carry passengers. Do not drive across a slope, as the scooter may tip over.
Never drink and drive. Do not tow a trailer with the scooter.
Do not turn on or use hand-held personal communications devices like CB radios and cellular phones.
Do not drive in heavy traffic. Do not drive beside a river, port or lake without a fence or railing.
Do not drive during rain or snow. Do not drive off-road or on uneven surfaces.
Be sure to use headlights when driving at night.
Check for obstacles when driving in reverse. Use lowest speed. Avoid sudden stops, weaving, or sharp turns.
Keep hands on armrests and feet on the footplate while driving.
Do not climb curbs over 5cm, gaps over 10cm, or hills steeper than 10°.
Do not reverse uphill; it may tip over. Drive downhill at low speed; controls are harder to reach.
Use caution on soft surfaces. Do not get in/out on a hill; use level ground.
Climb/descend gradients perpendicularly. Do not carry heavy items downhill.
Overview of dashboard units including seat control, battery indicator, horn, speed control, and indicators.
How to use the control lever to drive forwards (right lever) and backwards (left lever).
Details on battery indicator lights (green, orange, red) and how to activate warning lights.
How to use turn signals (indicators) and the horn button.
Adjusting maximum speed with a knob and activating a slow driving mode.
How to activate and use the optional seat control for raising or lowering the seat.
Table of fault codes indicated by blinking lights, their meaning, and suggested actions.
Information about using the correct charger and plug for charging the scooter's batteries.
Powering up the scooter, using control levers, checking tire pressure, and safe cornering.
Instructions for driving uphill and downhill, including speed and stability considerations.
Careful approach and driving over thresholds, with emphasis on anti-tip devices.
Methods of braking using the gas lever, and the emergency disk brake with lever.
How the battery safety feature engages on low battery and the need for prompt charging.
Engaging the freewheel lever to move the scooter manually without using the engine.
Procedure to erase fault code 5 when freewheel is engaged while powered.
How to adjust the backrest angle up to 105° or 135°, and flip it forward for transport.
Adjusting armrest height, angle, and flipping them up for easier transfer.
The headrest is adjustable in three different height positions.
Steps to unlock and remove the chair, including folding armrests and backrest.
How to adjust the tiller angle using a lever and fold it down for transport.
Engaging freewheel mode and powering off to move the scooter manually.
Information on battery types (50Ah, 73Ah) and the importance of initial full charging.
Steps for charging: turn off power, plug in cables, observe indicator lights (red, white, green).
When batteries need replacement, contact dealer. Handle leaking batteries with care.
Specifications for the battery charger: appropriate for batteries, 24 Volt, 6 Ampère, suitable for unguarded use.
How to access batteries by removing the rear cover and chair.
Store with charged batteries in a dry, freeze-free environment, away from direct sunlight.
Cleaning upholstery with mild cleanser and chassis/plastic parts with a moist cloth. Avoid high pressure water.
Use only original replacement parts to preserve quality, safety, and lifetime. Order from dealer.
Schedule for weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance checks by user or dealer.
How the status indicator shows faults via blinking codes and initial troubleshooting steps.
Table listing fault codes (number of blinks), fault description, scooter condition, and remarks.
Guidelines for recycling, including battery disposal and following local precautions.
Factors influencing the scooter's range, such as battery condition, weight, speed, and surface.
Warranty applies to first owner, covers replacement/reparation of defects, excludes incidental damage.
Contact authorized dealer for warranty and service. Unauthorized repairs void warranty.
Specifications for motor, batteries, fuses, and weight of the scooter with and without accessories.
Detailed dimensions of the scooter including height, width, length, seat height, and backrest height.
Recommended tyre pressure for both 3-wheel and 4-wheel versions of the scooter.
Maximum speeds and safe climbing angles for inclines based on version and load.
Maximum obstacle height the scooter can clear and its tightest turning radius.
Drive range figures according to ISO 7176 for different battery sizes and versions.