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4.7 Assembling the Calypso
After transportation, the Calypso should be prepared so that it is ready for use. To
achieve this, the various parts should be assembled and put in their correct positions.
The actions below should be carried out according to the sequence indicated:
• Fold up the steering column. See ‘Folding down the steering column’.
• Asseble the frame parts. See ‘Separating the frame parts’.
• Connecting up the operating cable. See ‘Disconnecting the operating cable’.
• Installing the batteries. See ‘Removing the batteries’.
• Install the plastic battery cover. See 'Removing the battery cover‘.
• Installing the seat; see 'removing the seat’.
4.8 Transport
To be able to easily transport the Calypso, for example in the boot of a car, the Calypso
can be reduced. This way, it will take up a lot less space.
The scooter can also be placed in a car as a whole. The best way to do this is by using
steel planking, across which to push the scooter into the car.
Considering the nature of the scooter, the user is supposed to make
a transfer to a regular car seat. You may not be transported in a car
or taxi while sitting on the scooter, even if the vehicle concerned
has been adapted for the transport of scooters. The reason is that
the Calypso cannot offer the safety which is offered by standard car
seats, no matter how well the Calypso is fixed to the vehicle
concerned.
• After the scooter has been placed inside the car, you must make
sure that the scooter is not in the neutral position.
• The scooter must be secured with lashing straps to the front and
the back.
• Note that the disassembled seat can cause damage as a result
of car movements.
• The seat leg may be greasy.
4.9 Seat belt (option)
A seat belt may be supplied by the dealer as a standard option. It is mounted by the
dealer.
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