Handicare Trophy - Operation; Driving up a slope; Driving down a slope; Curves

Operating instructions
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• In panic, release immediately the
throttle. The scooter will stop
automatically.
3.7 Operation
• Switch of the scooter electrically
before you get in or out! This
way you will avoid that the
scooter starts to move when you
accidentally squeeze an
operating handle.
• Maximum slope witch can safely
be driven with maximum weight
according to ISO 7176-2 is 10° at
160 kg.
Driving up a slope
• Slopes with an angle of more
than 10° must not be taken.
• Always drive slowly and with
awareness on slopes.
• Do not drive down slopes with
loose gravel or a sandy surface,
as one of the rear wheels might
slip.
• Avoid sudden and jerky
movements.
• Avoid directional changes and
turns on slopeIf you notice a
strong decrease in speed when
driving up a slope, take a less
steep route.
• Driving on a slope too long can
cause overheating.
Driving down a slope
• If you need to drive down a
slope, make sure the speed
control is in the lowest position
and drive as slowly as possible
and with the utmost control.
• It can be very dangerous to
reverse down a slope.
• Move the upper part of your
body slightly backward and
always brake slowly. If you brake
fast, you may cause the scooter
to tip over forward.
Curves
• Never take curves at full speed.
Decrease speed before taking a
curve.
• Use the indicators when
changing direction.
• When making difficult
movements, turn the speed
controller in a low position.