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General| Brand | Hisun |
|---|---|
| Model | HS 250UTV |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Perform pre-operation checks including seat belts, brakes, and fluid levels.
Follow guidelines on driver qualification, clothing, and passenger limits for safe operation.
Only qualified drivers should operate; avoid drugs, alcohol, or fatigue.
Always perform pre-operation checks, including seat belts, brakes, and fluid levels.
Limit to driver and one passenger; children under 5 not allowed; observe loading limits.
Start engine in ventilated area, seated, in neutral with brake applied.
Ensure proper seatbelt use and passenger safety during operation.
Operators should not wear earphones while operating the UTV.
Drive in a straight line on a slope at a low speed.
Reduce weight when riding on a slope or rough terrain.
Avoid sudden braking and be careful when turning on a slope.
Use hand lever brakes to stop when climbing; release to coast down.
Do not attempt to ascend a slope in reverse if unsure of safety.
Be cautious in mud, ditches, and slopes; drive gradually and slowly.
Vehicle can be operated during the day or under good light conditions.
Operator and passengers should wear helmets and protective gear under all conditions.
Driver should slow down according to road, terrain, and visibility conditions.
Be cautious driving over ditches, stone roads, or hidden obstacles.
Avoid operating in unknown water depth; do not exceed axle height.
Check front/rear wheels conditions before driving at high speeds.
Slow down when turning; high-speed turns can cause overturn.
Turn on headlights at high speeds.
Drive only when vehicle speed can be controlled.
Sudden steering at high speed reduces stability; never turn sharply.
Never carry a passenger in the cargo area.
Evenly distribute cargo for stability; avoid overloading and secure cargo.
Reduce loaded weight on poor road conditions or steep inclines.
Driver should be in seat when operating hydraulic dump mechanism; secure bed before operating.
Do not put hands or body under cargo bed when lifted; secure bed before driving.
Set gear shift to 'N' and apply parking brake before exiting vehicle.
Avoid stopping on a slope; ensure vehicle is stationary before exiting.
Avoid dragging vehicle; use a truck or trailer for transport.
Pay attention to surroundings and others during loading or unloading.
Work on engine, exhaust, or radiator only after they have cooled down.
Wait for engine to stop and cool down before checking coolant level.
No smoking when adding electrolyte or refueling; keep fuel tank away from sparks.
Read and follow instructions before replacing the battery.
Keep first aid kits and fire extinguishers nearby during maintenance.
Disconnect battery cables during maintenance.
Observe break-in period for first 50 hours to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Change lubricating oil slightly earlier than usual for new vehicles to ensure proper wear.
Fasten seat belts properly; ensure they are auto-locking and provide adequate protection.
Operate head and hazard lights; note hazard switch battery drain.
Identify instrument panel lamps in fuel gauge and speedometer.
Check brake pedal operation and parking brake engagement.
Shift gears correctly, avoiding slopes, and ensure proper engagement.
Use accelerator to control speed; release and apply brake to stop.
Stop engine for unusual sounds, speed changes, or white exhaust smoke.
Monitor coolant temperature and fuel gauges for proper operation.
Release latch via switch to open the hood.
Adjust operator's seat to the forward position for access.
Jack the front end at the bumper; secure with stands or blocking.
Inspect vehicle exterior for loose parts, leaks, and wear.
Measure brake pedal free travel; adjust if it falls outside specified limits.
Measure brake pedal stroke; adjust if it falls outside specified limits.
Inspect gauges, warning lamps, headlights, and turn signals for proper function.
Always check seat belt and ROPS hardware condition before operating.
Apply grease to specified points every 50 hours, or more often in harsh conditions.
Check tires for damage and wear; replace if necessary.
Follow storage guidelines for batteries to prevent damage or premature failure.
Adjust tie rod length to achieve proper toe-in measurement for steering alignment.
Drain old oil, replace filter, and refill with new oil as per specifications.
Check tires for damage and wear; replace worn tires promptly.
Consult dealer for fuel filter replacement service.
Consult dealer for engine valve clearance adjustment.
Consult dealer for injection and fuel pump checking.
Replace air cleaner primary and secondary elements annually.
Consult your local dealer for brake fluid change service.
Flush cooling system and change coolant every two years, following safety rules.
Add water for evaporation, or correct LLC mixture for leaks; follow manufacturer guidelines.
Replace radiator hoses and clamps as part of periodic maintenance.
Consult dealer for fuel hose replacement service.
Consult dealer for replacement of master cylinder and brake seals.
Consult dealer for brake hose replacement service.
Replace blown mini fuses after identifying the cause.
Replace headlights and other bulbs as needed, noting bulb capacities.
Prepare vehicle for storage by checking bolts, greasing, and inflating tires.
