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•  Tiller adjustment - functioning, wear and damage.

 

•  All assembly spigots and hooks for wear or 
damage.

 

•  Seat mounting for wear or  damage.

 

•  Seat mechanisms locate and operate correctly, 
and spring lever engages. Lubricate as  necessary.

 

•  Handlebar alignment.

 

•  Check motor and gearbox for unusual noise or 
vibration; investigate as necessary.

 

•  Electromagnetic brake operation –  does the 
scooter slow when the hand control is  released?

 

•  Does the brake engage when the scooter is 
pushed when in freewheel?

 

•  Emergency and regen brake system -  Check 
adjustment and function.

 

•  Freewheel operation.

 

•  Frame for damage or  cracks.

 

•  General check for corrosion, repair or protect as 
necessary.

 

•  All operational controls work  correctly.

 

•  Battery condition and charger  operation.

 

•  Tighten all nuts &  bolts.

 

•  Correct all defects found and determine if the 
scooter is roadworthy.

 

•  Final road test.

 

•  Clean the scooter.

 

•  Customer road test.

 

How long should I keep my scooter before I 
change it?

 

We estimate a service life of five years for this 
product (excluding batteries and tyres) provided it 
is used in strict accordance with the intended use 
as set out in this document and all maintenance 
and service requirements are met. The estimated 
service life can be exceeded if the product is 
carefully used and properly maintained and 
provided technical and scientific advances do not 
result in technical limitations. The service life can 
also be considerably reduced by extreme or 
incorrect usage. The fact that we estimate a service 
life for this product does not constitute an additional 
warranty.

 

It is important that the scooter you have suits the 
needs and abilities. The scooter should serve you 
well for many years but change it if at any time you 
feel it no longer meets the needs. Consult the 
dealer on the condition of the scooter and 
remember scooters of any type become more 
expensive to maintain the older they get.

 

Engineer’s Checklist 

 

Obtain all comments from the customer on the 
condition and serviceability of the scooter and then 
complete an Initial diagnostic road test. Record all 
defects to be corrected. Now check, test and 
complete the following: 

•  Wheel bearings wear and  lubricate.

 

•  Wheel alignment and tracking.

 

•  Pre-set speed control works  correctly.

 

•  Wear or damage to tyres and/or  wheels.

 

•  Bodywork fixtures for damage, or  cracking.

 

•  Throttle play and adjustment.

 

•  Built-in batteries and internal electrical 
connections for condition and corrosion.

 

•  Check all cables for damage, abrasion, corrosion 
and that screening is intact. Replace as  necessary.

 

•  Steering bearing (adjust as  required).

 

 

Important Note for the Engineer

 

Enquire if the customer is satisfied with the product. 
Please report all points good or bad directly to:  

Electric Mobility Euro Ltd 

Tel. 01460 258100  

Email. [email protected] 

  

If there are any incidents or component failures prior 
or during use that may compromise the safe 
operation of the scooter then report to Electric 
Mobility Euro Ltd. 

Please also include in any written or verbal 
communications with product type, comments 
and/or other relevant information.

 

 

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Summary of Contents for Rascal Mobility Vippi

Page 1: ...Electric Mobility Euro Limited Canal Way Ilminster Somerset TA19 9DL Telephone 01460 258100 www electricmobility co uk E and 0 E Issue 1 07 2021 READ all safety warnings instructions illustrations sp...

Page 2: ...s delivered Please read this owner s manual thoroughly before using the scooter If you have any doubts about warnings or instructions ask the dealer for an explanation If at any time you feel that you...

Page 3: ...tion 12 Driving the Scooter 12 Driving the Scooter Hazards 13 Transporting Disassembling the Scooter 14 Assembling the Scooter after Transporting 16 Air Travel 17 Battery Charging 17 User Maintenance...

Page 4: ...19 9DL Company Registration in England No 2419231 Features Layout Photo shows the Rascal Vippi scooter See the Technical Specification for full details 1 Delta bar tiller 2 Swivel seat 3 Fold down bac...

Page 5: ...s responsibility to ensure that they have the manual dexterity to drive the scooter adequate sight and hearing to perceive danger in time and can at all times operate the scooter safely in the expect...

Page 6: ...oter always make sure that the feet are safely on the footrest areas If you drive forward with the feet still on the ground they could become trapped under the scooter and serious injury may result Wa...

Page 7: ...tach anything to the handlebars or controls as this could affect the driving safety Warning Kerbs Always try to avoid driving up or down kerbs as this may cause the scooter to topple Use access ramps...

Page 8: ...n in the yellow area the batteries need recharging and when in the red area the batteries urgently need recharging The slow flashing may indicate up to a maximum of 1 5 miles 2 4 km of range depending...

Page 9: ...t works with the finger controls When the finger control is released the scooter will automatically brake and bring the scooter to a stop When the scooter stops the automatic brake will engage This wi...

Page 10: ...eat This allows easy access 1 To operate locate the release lever under the seat Fig 9 2 Pull the lever up and the seat will release allowing it to rotate 3 Release the lever and the seat should lock...

Page 11: ...ht and the retaining serrations are fully engaged Tip The tiller can be adjusted to achieve a comfortable driving position Transferring In Out of the Scooter If you feel at all uncertain about getting...

Page 12: ...reas 12 Driving the Scooter Warning Read this before driving the scooter Whether or not this is the first mobility scooter please read these guidelines as all scooters differ Failure to do this may ca...

Page 13: ...ome unstable and tip over The scooter has been designed to operate on hard even surfaces and should not be used on very rough or rutted terrain Do not exceed the maximum safe slope as specified in the...

Page 14: ...eezing the seat swivel lever and lifting the seat off the seat post Fig 13 Pg 15 Fold the seat arms down the seat back forward on itself for easy storage 14 5 Hills Slopes Going Down Hill Lean back an...

Page 15: ...ler Folding Tiller Lock section Separating the Chassis The two halves of the chassis can also be split apart to make transportation easier To do this squeeze the Release Lever yellow as shown with one...

Page 16: ...engage and move forward when secured Fig 21 If in doubt or having difficulty with this feature then contact the dealer for assistance Lift the battery pack into position Fig 14 Pg 15 Replace the seat...

Page 17: ...erviceable parts inside It may be necessary for some carriers such as airlines to physically disconnect the batteries for transit If this is the case the battery pack can simply be removed from the sc...

Page 18: ...upply and switched on the lamp will show green When the battery is being charged it shows red and when the battery is fully charged the lamp will change to green Always ensure that the lamp shows gree...

Page 19: ...r before the engineer leaves and make sure you are satisfied with the work carried out Warning Important Possible faults After a short time operating the scooter will become familiar to the user If a...

Page 20: ...f fault continues contact dealer 7 Throttle fault Finger control levers must be in neutral centred position before key is turned on Switch scooter off centre levers and switch back on If fault persist...

Page 21: ...d on again Steering is loose or wobbly when driven Check for tyre damage or punctures Damaged steering contact dealer Loose seat contact dealer Scooter behaves erratically when driven or judders or cu...

Page 22: ...charging cycle Batteries may not perform as well in very cold or very hot weather Ask you dealer to test and replace the batteries if they have reached the end of their useful life Care can prolong t...

Page 23: ...incorrect usage The fact that we estimate a service life for this product does not constitute an additional warranty It is important that the scooter you have suits the needs and abilities The scooter...

Page 24: ...etting close to transmitter masts such as television or radio masts NOTE you may experience interference when close to ambulance or fire stations or other motor driven devices such as E Bikes and E Sc...

Page 25: ...ight of heaviest part Kg lbs 15 4 33 9 Mass weight of battery pack Kg lbs 9 9 21 8 Maximum shopping basket load Kg lbs 4 5 9 9 Battery voltage and capacity Volts and Ampere hours 12V 14Ah x 2 Type of...

Page 26: ...ice Engineer Please make sure this part is stamped and dated after each service Dealer stamp 1st Service Dealer stamp 2nd Service Dealer stamp 3rd Service Dealer stamp 4th Service Dealer stamp 5th Ser...

Page 27: ...28 Notes 27...

Page 28: ...Rascal Vippi Scooter Manufactured by Electric Mobility Euro Limited Canal Way Ilminster Somerset TA19 9DL Telephone 01460 258100 www electricmobility co uk E and 0 E Issue 1 07 2021...

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