The S34P and S19P are models of a portable travel scooter designed for personal mobility. The manual provides comprehensive information on its operation, safety, maintenance, and technical specifications.
Function Description
The S34P/S19P travel scooter is designed to provide personal mobility, allowing users to travel independently. It is an electrically powered scooter that can be easily folded for transportation, making it convenient for travel. The scooter is equipped with a control panel that allows the user to manage speed, monitor battery life, and activate the horn. It features an electromagnetic brake system for safe stopping and a free-wheeling lever to disengage the drive motors for manual movement when powered off.
Important Technical Specifications
The S34P model has the following key specifications:
- Weight Capacity: 115 kg (250 lbs)
- Seat Type/Size: 16" Fish-on
- Drive Wheel: 200mm x 50mm (8" x 2")
- Front Caster (Wheel): 180mm x 40mm (7" x 1.6")
- Rear Caster (Anti-Tipper): Yes
- Max Speed: 6 KM/H
- Battery Specifications: 24V 11.5Ah Li-Polymer / 12V 12AHX 2 pcs
- Battery Range: 20 KM (Lithium) / 15 Km (Lead acid)
- Charger Type: 2.5Amp, 110/240 Volt, Li-ION Charger
- Controller Type: S-DRIVE 45Amp
- Motor Type: 4-Pole 270W
- Weight: W/ Battery: 56 lbs (with Li-ion), 70lbs (with sealed lead acid)
- Weight: W/O Battery: 51.4 lbs
- Turning Radius: 820mm
- Suspension: INDEGO SUSPENSION
- Length: 930mm
- Width: 485mm
- Height: 945mm
- Folded Size: 750mm x 485mm x 450mm
- Seat Width: 410mm
- Seat Height: 320mm
- Seat Depth: 330mm
- Back Height: 360mm
- Wheel Base: 695mm
- Ground Clearance: 60mm
- Footrests: 420mm
- Max Safe Slope: 6 Degree
The battery system typically uses deep-cycle sealed lead-acid (SLA) or gel cell batteries, or Lithium Polymer batteries. The charger is designed for 110/240 Volt input and 2.5 Amp output.
Usage Features
The scooter is designed for ease of use and portability.
Assembly and Folding:
The S34P scooter features an aluminum alloy body that can be easily folded for transportation. To open the scooter, the red lever on the left side of the scooter by the seat is pulled to release the lock. The tiller is then pushed upward, and the seat is pulled up and the tiller pushed forward until a click is heard, indicating it's locked into place. To close the scooter, the red lever is pulled to release the lock, the seat backrest is folded down, and the tiller is folded downward. The scooter is then locked into its closed position by pushing the tiller down until a lock is heard.
Control Panel Operation:
The control panel includes a key switch for ON/OFF, a Power ON/OFF Light, a High/Low Speed Adjustment knob, a Battery Indicator, and a Horn Button.
- Key: Insert the key to power on the scooter.
- Power ON/OFF Light: Illuminates when the scooter is on.
- High/Low Speed Adjustment: Adjusts the maximum speed. Clockwise increases speed, counter-clockwise decreases speed.
- Battery Indicator: Displays the battery charge level. A needle in the 'red' sector indicates low battery, requiring recharge.
- Horn Button: Press to sound the horn.
Driving:
The scooter is controlled by a finger lever. Pushing the lever forward moves the scooter forward, and pulling it backward moves it in reverse. Releasing the lever applies the electromagnetic brakes. The deeper the lever is pressed, the faster the scooter will go.
Safety Instructions:
The manual emphasizes several safety precautions:
- Do not allow unsupervised children to play near the equipment while batteries are charging.
- Never operate the scooter while under the influence of alcohol.
- Never use electronic radio transmitters such as walkie-talkies or cell phones near the scooter.
- Make sure there are no obstacles behind you while reversing.
- Do not make sharp turns or sudden stops while riding.
- Do not ride the scooter in traffic.
- Do not attempt to climb curbs greater than the limitation shown in Technical Specification.
- Do not leave your hands and legs off the scooter when driving.
- Do not ride the scooter during snow or on slippery roads.
- Always read and understand the user manual before operating.
- Do not operate the scooter on public streets or roadways.
- Do not use this product or any available optional equipment without first completely reading and understanding instructions.
- Always check that the drive wheels are engaged (drive mode) before driving.
- Never attempt to adjust the tiller or seat while the scooter is in motion.
- Ensure the key is removed from an unattended scooter.
- Fully charge batteries before operating.
- Do not sit in your motor vehicle when travelling in a motor vehicle.
- Do not modify the power scooter in any way not authorized by the manufacturer.
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI):
The scooter is susceptible to electromagnetic interference. Users should be aware of potential interference from radio waves, TV stations, amateur radio, and other sources. It is recommended to avoid operating the scooter near these sources and to be aware of any unusual behavior that may indicate EMI.
Maintenance Features
Regular maintenance is crucial for the scooter's optimal performance and longevity.
Battery & Charging:
- Charging: Always use the provided charger. Connect the charger to the scooter's charging port and then to a standard electrical wall outlet. The charger indicator light will show the charging status. Fully charge batteries before first use and after each use.
- Battery Care: Do not expose batteries to extreme weather conditions. Avoid deep discharge and prolonged storage without charging. Regularly check battery terminals for corrosion.
- Battery Replacement: Batteries should be replaced or disposed of as per state and local guidelines.
Routine Maintenance:
- Exterior Surfaces: Clean with a damp cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleanser. Do not use rubber or vinyl conditioner on the seat or tire tread.
- Cleaning and Disinfection: Use a damp cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleanser to clean plastic and metal parts. Use an approved disinfectant.
- Battery Terminal Connections: Ensure terminals are tight and not corroded.
- Wiring Harnesses: Regularly check all wiring connections for damage or wear.
- Tires: Visually inspect tire tread for wear. Replace if less than 1mm (1/32").
- Upholstery: Clean with warm water and mild soap. Check for sagging, cuts, or tears.
- Moving Mechanism: Lubricate with petroleum jelly or light oil.
- General Inspection: Periodically check all fasteners, nuts, and bolts for tightness.
Troubleshooting:
The manual includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues, such as battery charging problems, motor faults, and brake issues. It provides a table of flash codes from the S-Drive controller, which indicate specific problems. For example:
- Flash 1: Battery needs charging or there is a bad connection.
- Flash 2: Bad connection to the motor.
- Flash 3: Short circuit to the battery connection.
- Flash 4: Freewheel switch is activated or manual brake disengagement mechanism is operated.
- Flash 5: Not used.
- Flash 6: S-Drive is being inhibited from driving (e.g., seat is not in driving position).
- Flash 7: Throttle fault.
- Flash 8: Controller fault.
- Flash 9: Parking brakes have a bad connection.
- Flash 10: Excessive voltage.
If technical difficulties arise, it is recommended to consult a local dealer or healthcare professional.
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