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Warranty Statement. Important information for the owner 

 

The period of warranty varies from country to country ranging from 1 year to 3 years. 

Please see your purchase order for full details. 

 

In accordance with the warranty conditions for new vehicles the warranty is as follows 

active from the date of delivery. 

 

1.  Should any part of the vehicle require repair or replacement as a result of a specific 

manufacturing or material defect within the warranty period from the date on which 

possession of the vehicle was transferred to the original purchaser and subject to it 

remaining within that ownership. The part or parts will be repaired or replaced free 

of charge if the vehicle is returned to the seller. 

2.  Any repaired or replaced part will benefit from any arrangements for the balance of 

the warranty period remaining. 

3.  Items of a consumable nature, tyres, tubes, motor brushes, bulbs, batteries, 

upholstery will not be covered during the warranty period, unless such items have 

clearly suffered undue wear as a direct result of an original manufacturing defect. 

4.  Batteries are covered against a specific manufacturing or material defect. Batteries 

are consumable items and any battery requiring replacement during the warranty 

period due to normal use will not be considered defective and therefore not 

replaced free of charge. Batteries found to be damaged due to incorrect charging or 

maintenance will not be covered by the warranty. 

5.  To apply the warranty conditions should your vehicle require attention, under these 

arrangements, notify Quingo’s UK authorised service provider Forever Active 

immediately, giving full information about the nature of the defect. Forever Active 

will arrange for work under the warranty conditions to be carried out by an 

authorised Forever Active engineer. 

6.  No responsibility will be accepted for repairs or replacements arising as a result of: 

 

a.  The vehicle or part not being maintained in accordance with the 

manufacturers recommendations 

b.  The vehicle or part having been damaged by neglect, accident, overloading, 

miss-use or the vehicle being used in a manner which exceeds the designed 

parameters. 

c.  The vehicle or parts having been altered from the manufacturer’s 

specification or repairs carried out by an unauthorised repairer. 

d.  The vehicle or part fitted with unauthorised extras or alterations to the 

design. 

e.  Any repairs or servicing carried out by unauthorised engineers 

 

The vehicle should be serviced at least once over a 12-month period. If you are a hard 

user we recommend a twice-yearly service. If your warranty is greater than one year a 

once yearly service is mandatory.           

 

Failure to service your vehicle annually will invalidate your warranty. 

The warranty is offered in addition to and does not detract from the contractible rights you 

have under statute or common law. 

 

Summary of Contents for Quingo Vitess 2

Page 1: ...tion is not clear please contact your service provider immediately This document must remain with the vehicle throughout its life Product Model Number Serial Number Date of Purchase NOTICE This vehicl...

Page 2: ...on Adjustments 12 Seat Adjustments 13 14 Backrest Footplates Seatbelt Adjustments 15 Tiller Features 16 Seat Height Adjustment Front Basket Removal 17 Transporting the Scooter 18 Battery charging gen...

Page 3: ...ularly 2015 Advanced Vehicle Concepts Ltd No liability is assumed with respect to the use of any information contained in this publication While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of t...

Page 4: ...to run in deep water over 5cm or muddy areas but can be run on hard ground Avoid sandy or gravel areas as this can seriously affect the range These scooters are not intended as off road vehicles Use...

Page 5: ...o be met by law and your scooter has been tested to the required level For a full technical explanation see Page 31 in this document WARNING Even though your vehicle meets the requirements it is recom...

Page 6: ...ing the available charge in your scooter is to find a piece of flat ground clear of obstacles Switch the scooter to half speed and pull in the throttle fully Check the reading on the display this is y...

Page 7: ...right handed users In this instance no additional icon is displayed Speed Control This controls the top speed of your scooter Turn anti clockwise to decrease speed clockwise to increase speed Half Sp...

Page 8: ...sition Pull the left hand lever in fully then release The lever should return immediately to the normal position If the lever does not return immediately to the normal position it sticks contact your...

Page 9: ...braking systems 1 The emergency brake This is situated on the tiller See arrow below This is a hand operated brake to be used in an emergency only 2 The electromagnetic brake or Automatic handbrake W...

Page 10: ...emove the ignition key If you are unsteady on your feet do not attempt this manoeuvre 1 Make sure the scooter is on level ground 2 Remove the ignition key 3 Do not sit on the scooter at any time the v...

Page 11: ...nition off get off the scooter immediately 2 Lock the free wheel device as shown on page 10 3 Turn on the ignition and the spanner and number 5 will disappear 4 The scooter will now operate correctly...

Page 12: ...and tiller to suit This places the weight forward which aids comfort to the rider and enhances stability especially when negotiating hills The Quingo Vitess 2 allows users to assume the correct seati...

Page 13: ...er The second is to allow a comfortable seating position when stationary for example when sitting in a caf To operate when seated lift the lever and turn the seat to the desired position When at that...

Page 14: ...the vehicle Pull the seat forward and adjust to your riding position If the seat is not in the correct position for driving and you switch on the ignition a warning will come up on the display It will...

Page 15: ...l notice that the footplates are springy when pushed This is designed to increase blood flow to the legs When you are on the scooter push occasionally up and down on the plates This is good exercise a...

Page 16: ...l switch itself off To reset the ignition turn the switch off and back on again Always remove the key when not in use Coat or bag hook Only use when the scooter is stationary The 12 volt outlet Allows...

Page 17: ...r forward as possible Push the pin in fully Maximum Weight The maximum load weight of the basket is 8kg To adjust the seat height remove the seat and rear cover Release the bolt with 2 x 17mm spanners...

Page 18: ...act your service provider for supply The space you require is139cm long x 61cm high x 66cm wide for the scooter 1 Use the backrest adjustment lever to fold seat as shown 2 To remove the seat pull the...

Page 19: ...Connect the charger to the charging socket on the tiller see Fig 1 Once the charger is connected switch on the mains The power on lamp illuminates red when switched on The charger lamp starts yellow...

Page 20: ...he plug connected to the vehicle This will discharge the batteries to zero 6 Charge the vehicle in a well ventilated area 7 Do not charge the vehicle in the open air The battery charger is not waterpr...

Page 21: ...tly Flashing Beacon not a requirement for all countries check your regulations When riding on a dual carriageway the law demands a flashing amber beacon We do not recommend the vehicle is used on this...

Page 22: ...he metal parts should be used for scrap metal recycling Plastic parts should be used for plastic recycling Electric components and printed circuit boards to be disposed of as electronic scrap Faulty o...

Page 23: ...not stop when going up a hill always get to a flat area Carrying Weight on the Vehicle Front Basket The basket mounted on the front has a weight limit of 8kg 17 5lbs Do not exceed these weights as it...

Page 24: ...e on rough unpaved ground soft mud or carry excess weight Do not modify the vehicle as this will invalidate your warranty Make sure the battery charger is disconnected Make sure you have adjusted the...

Page 25: ...hicle judder or cutout Short Range Check If the red charging lamp stays on after all night charging it may be a defective or worn out battery Solution Freewheel is engaged Batteries flat check level C...

Page 26: ...m to fix Fault on display What to do Spanner 1 Battery needs recharging Charge the batteries Spanner 2 Voltage low Charge the batteries Spanner 3 Voltage too high Phone Service Provider Spanner 4 Igni...

Page 27: ...ugh If you carry out these simple instructions your batteries will have a longer life Range can be affected by many things such as Worn batteries As they get older the range decreases Faulty or worn d...

Page 28: ...be covered such as tyres or damage Make sure you understand what you are covered for Before you book an engineer for a possible fault make sure there is a problem If the engineer does not find anythi...

Page 29: ...lights secure Steering bearing for wear Check for backwards and forwards movement Seat mounting Check the access feature works correctly with the warning lamps Transaxle mountings are tight Handlebar...

Page 30: ...ture 2 nd service Engineers Name Engineers Signature 3rd service Engineers Name Engineers Signature 4 th service Engineers Name Engineers Signature 5 th service Engineers Name Engineers Signature Stap...

Page 31: ...commonly called its immunity level 20 volts meter is a generally achievable and useful immunity level against interference from radio wave sources the higher the immunity level the greater protection...

Page 32: ...not replaced free of charge Batteries found to be damaged due to incorrect charging or maintenance will not be covered by the warranty 5 To apply the warranty conditions should your vehicle require a...

Page 33: ...tandard battery configuration The above range figures are theoretical produced in accordance with ISO 7176 4 ISO 7176 4 specifies a method for determining the theoretical distance range of electricall...

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