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General| Brand | Grasshopper |
|---|---|
| Model | Classic |
| Category | Golf Cars |
| Language | English |
The main on/off power switch. Ensure it is off before dismounting to prevent accidental acceleration.
Indicates that the ignition is switched on and power is connected to the vehicle.
A series of LEDs showing the battery charge level, moving from right to left as charge depletes.
Indicates when the reverse mode is selected, operating in conjunction with a warning horn.
A rocker switch to select between forward and reverse modes.
A twist grip control to adjust speed from 2 mph up to a maximum of 8 mph.
Sit comfortably, place feet on the tray, hands on handlebars, and adjust steering column for comfort.
Insert key, turn 90 degrees clockwise to connect power, and check indicator lights.
Use the twist grip to control speed. Turn towards you to accelerate, release to slow down/stop.
Motor provides reverse pull effect when accelerator is released, slowing the vehicle.
Automatic safety device locking the motor when stopped to prevent rolling.
Lever to enable pushing the vehicle without battery power; located on drive motors.
Your buggy uses SEALED GEL batteries. Ensure terminals are clean and keep batteries fully charged.
Connect charger to buggy, then plug into mains. Ensure correct polarity and ventilation.
First charge for 24 hours. Subsequent charges max 5 hours. Avoid leaving charger connected when fully charged.
Charge nightly, keep terminals clean, ensure airflow for charger, and use recommended charger only.
Life expectancy is influenced by occupant weight, terrain, driving style, tyre pressure, and ambient temperature.
Load assembled buggy into large vehicles using ramps, or dismantle into parts for smaller car boots.
Requires a 13mm spanner to undo battery terminals for dismantling into manageable parts.
Loosen seat locking bolt using a ratchet system on the seat stem to remove the seat.
Release spring clips to remove cover, then unscrew terminal nuts to lift batteries out.
Locate and disconnect power plug from rear of buggy, noting two types: pull-away or twist-lock.
Pull spring-loaded plunger in center to separate front and rear chassis sections.
Steering column can be lowered for easier placement into a vehicle.
Ensure halves are square, slide draw bar into slot, and align spring plunger into retaining hole.
Re-connect the power plug that connects the front and rear sections of the buggy.
Place batteries into chassis, ensuring terminals face correctly for model type (center or rear).
If brakes were released, ensure locking levers are returned fully counter-clockwise.
Replace battery cover, click spring clips, then align seat stem and re-fasten locking bolt.
Wash with sponge and car shampoo. Clean regularly with general purpose spray; avoid power jet wash.
Maintain 29 psi (170 kPa). Can be lowered to 20 psi (147 kPa) on hard ground for comfort.
Keep seat clean from dirt and grit. Ensure electrical plugs are clean, dry, and fully home.
Check front-to-rear connector, battery connections, ignition, battery charge, and secure connections.
Check mains connection, socket plug, charger fuse, and connector between socket and controller.
Ensure front-to-rear connector is dry and fully home; plug in and out multiple times for clean contact.
Tighten handlebar securing bolt after removing front cover and exposing it via the rubber gaiter.
If issues persist, contact your dealer or Grasshopper Golf Buggies directly. Avoid unauthorized tampering.
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