What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger shows 'Input AC abnormality'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger indicates an 'Input AC abnormality', first, check the AC cord plug and the charger receptacle to ensure they are properly connected. If the problem continues, try using a different outlet or circuit, as this issue can arise from inconsistent power supply.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger displays 'Over voltage or over current'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger is showing an 'Over voltage or over current' error, disconnect the charger from the AC power source. Wait for a few minutes, and then plug it back in.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X charger is overheating?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger is overheating, allow it to cool down completely before attempting to reconnect it.
What to do if my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger shows 'Integrated fault'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger shows an 'Integrated fault', meaning any of the previously mentioned faults have occurred repeatedly, disconnect the charger from the AC power. Then, reconnect the AC cord and check the LED indicators for any of the previously mentioned issues.
What to do if ambient temperature is too high or too low for my MadJax Storm X Golf Cars charger?
If the ambient temperature is too high or too low for your MadJax Golf Cars charger, allow the charger and/or battery to cool down or warm up as needed before reconnecting. Consider adding extra ventilation or heat, depending on your climate.
What to do if my MadJax Golf Cars charger shows 'Output under-voltage'?
If your MadJax Golf Cars charger displays an 'Output under-voltage' error, disconnect the charger from the AC power source. Wait a few minutes, and then plug it back in.
How to troubleshoot 'No Load' on my MadJax Storm X charger?
To troubleshoot a 'No Load' issue with your MadJax Golf Cars charger: Check the connection between the battery and the charger, ensuring that the polarity is correctly connected. If the error persists after verifying the connection, it is possible that the battery voltage is too low, contact tech support.
Physical dimensions of the vehicle including length, width, and wheelbase.
Frame construction, body material, and finish details.
Motor type, horsepower, wiring, DC converter, and battery system specifications.
Steering mechanism, front and rear suspension, and brake system components.
Location of the vehicle's serial number on the frame, dashboard, and steering column.
Details about the information plate containing product name, model, and manufacturing data.
Precautions for electrical shock, battery handling, charging, and weather hazards.
Risks associated with vehicle modifications affecting stability, handling, speed, and warranty.
Safe driving practices, including licensing, terrain, passenger limits, and operating under influence.
Checking accelerator pedal travel and brake pedal firmness and fluid level.
Verifying battery connections, water levels, and tire pressure/condition.
Checking steering wheel play and testing the vehicle's reverse alarm.
Overview of major vehicle controls including steering wheel, pedals, and dashboard indicators.
Step-by-step instructions for driving, stopping, and engaging the park brake.
Detailed explanation of Rotary, Key, and Run/Tow switch functions and operation.
Procedure for manually disengaging the magnetic parking brake using an 8mm wrench.
Steps for checking water levels, ensuring connections, and cleaning lead-acid batteries.
Critical safety warnings for operating, handling, and charging lithium-ion batteries.
Guide to downloading and installing the Reliance Battery app for monitoring.
Operating instructions for connecting chargers, matching battery types, and AC power requirements.
Explanation of LED indicators for charging status on lead-acid and lithium chargers.
Table detailing charger fault codes, descriptions, and recommended solutions.
Procedures for preparing the vehicle for long-term storage, including battery and tire checks.
Recommendations for inspecting, charging, and cleaning lead-acid batteries prior to storage.
Guidelines for charging, temperature limits, and state of charge for lithium batteries during storage.
Mapping of controller flash codes and LCD displays to faults and their solutions.
Summary of warranty periods for various vehicle systems and components.
List of exclusions and conditions not covered under the vehicle's limited warranty.
Conditions that may void or limit the warranty for the vehicle and battery charger.
Limitations of liability and warnings against unauthorized vehicle modifications.
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