How to fix a TGA Mystere scooter that won't start?
If your TGA Mystere scooter won't start, first ensure it hasn't entered sleep mode. Then, check that the key switch is turned on. If the battery condition gauge shows empty, recharge the batteries.
What to do if my TGA Mystere scooter stops and won't restart?
If your TGA Mystere scooter stops and won't restart, check the overload switch. You can reset it by pushing the button in.
What to do if my TGA Mystere scooter doesn't slow down?
If your TGA Mystere scooter does not reduce speed when you release the forward-reverse lever, use the manual brake on the handlebars. If that doesn't work, switch the scooter off using the ON/OFF key.
Why is the battery gauge not working on my TGA Mystere scooter?
If the battery condition gauge on your TGA Mystere fails to operate when the key switch is on, ensure the battery charger isn't plugged into the wall outlet and that the brake release is engaged. Also, inspect the battery connectors and terminals. If issues persist, contact your Mystere dealer.
What to do if my TGA Mystere is making unusual noises?
If your TGA Scooter is not driving correctly or is making unusual noises, stop using it immediately and contact your TGA dealer for advice.
Left and right levers control speed and direction progressively.
Horn, indicators, and hazard lights for communication and warnings.
Switches for lights and ignition, plus battery status indicators.
Panel controls for speed limits and emergency stop lever.
Adjusting seat rotation, tilt, and forwards/backwards position.
Adjusting backrest angle and armrest position for comfort.
Adjusting headrest height and tiller angle for driving comfort.
Procedure for adjusting the tiller angle and locking it in place.
Steps for detaching and reattaching the seat assembly.
Instructions for connecting batteries and fitting covers.
Advice on identifying and preventing operational issues.
Guidelines for storing the scooter and maintaining battery health.
Information regarding battery regulations for air travel.
Weekly/monthly checks, cleaning bodywork and seat.
Tyre pressure, wear, and battery charging/condition.
Servicing of electronics and checking motor brake function.
Ensuring the driving brake slows the scooter effectively.
Details of the 12-month warranty and its terms.
Items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Guidance on servicing and contacting dealers for support.
Recommendations for insurance and breakdown support.
Importance of mobile phones for safety and communication.
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