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Mobility Scooter – FreeRoam II

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Operating the Lights

The lights are operated by pressing the blue button on the front fascia panel. Press the button once to illuminate

the lights, press the button again to switch the lights off. Switch the lights on to make yourself more visible in low

levels of light, day or night.

Tiller Control Functions

Throttle Lever

The throttle lever offers finger-tip control of your scooter.

It controls the speed as well as forward and reverse motion. To move the scooter in a FORWARD motion, PULL

the lever with the RIGHT HAND or PUSH the lever with the LEFT THUMB (

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To move the scooter in a REVERSE motion, PULL the lever with the LEFT HAND or PUSH the lever with the

RIGHT THUMB. The lever will return by itself when released and the scooter will slow to a stop (

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The more you move the lever, the more your speed increases up to its pre-set maximum. It is possible to

operate your scooter using one side of the throttle lever. To do this you must PUSH and PULL on the chosen

side of the throttle lever.

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Horn Button

Pressing the horn button operates an audible warning sound. Use this function to warn pedestrians of your

presence when necessary (

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Page 1: ...E FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND MAY VOID WARRANTY KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Products covered by this manual may vary in appearance assembly inclusions specifications description and packaging THE BATTERY MAY HAVE SOME CHARGE ON ARRIVAL IT IS IMPORTANT HOWEVER THAT THE BATTERY IS CHARGED PRIOR TO USE ...

Page 2: ...ipment Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery which can be caught in moving parts Keep hair and clothing away from the equipment Stay alert and use common sense when operating the equipment Do not over reach Always maintain secure footing and balance Do not use the equipment if tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication This equipment is not intended for use by persons with reduc...

Page 3: ...lified in making such choices to decide which scooter is suitable for the user s intended purpose With regards to restraints seat positioning straps posture correction or other positional aids and accessories it is the obligation of the qualified healthcare professional in conjunction with the dealer to ensure the suitability of such equipment for the safe operation of the scooter Serious injury c...

Page 4: ...D position The seat must be secured in the FORWARD facing position BEFORE and DURING operation of the scooter Attempting to operate the scooter with the seat not secured in the front facing position could result in damage and or bodily injury DO NOT operate the scooter without ensuring that the Tiller is properly adjusted and secured After making any adjustment to the Tiller position you must chec...

Page 5: ...ard The product may have blades edges or mechanical devices that can cause severe crush injury to fingers limbs etc Take due care when handling and using the product Single Operator Only The product must be operated by a single person only More than one person operating the product may introduce additional hazards Use Face Protection Wear appropriate full face protection and take due care as the p...

Page 6: ...al Shock Hazard Disconnect High voltage or high current electricity may be present or required by the product Always disconnect the product from the electrical supply before handling the product adjusting maintenance etc Power Line Electrocution Hazard High voltage high current power lines may be present Use extreme caution to avoid contact or interference with power lines Electrical shock can be ...

Page 7: ...eed Knob 13 The Battery Gauge 13 Operating the Lights 14 Tiller Control Functions 14 Throttle Lever 14 Horn Button 14 Key Switch 15 Off Board Charging Socket 15 Freewheel Mechanism 16 Seat Removal and Adjustment 16 Removing the Seat 16 Seat Adjustment 17 Armrest Adjustment 17 Tiller Battery and Charging 18 Tiller Adjustment 18 Battery Removal 18 Battery Replacement 18 Off Board Battery Charger 18 ...

Page 8: ...ergency Braking 22 Freewheel Mechanism 22 Battery and Charging Information 23 General Information 23 Batteries 23 Maintenance Free 23 Battery Care 23 Vehicle Range 24 Lead Acid Battery Care and Maintenance 25 Top 3 Battery Care Requirements 25 Maintenance 26 Maintenance Schedule 26 Transportation 28 Environment Conditions 28 Troubleshooting 29 Specifications 31 ...

Page 9: ... D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E Q U I P M E D E Q U...

Page 10: ... Q U I P M E D P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E...

Page 11: ...D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D ...

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Page 14: ... I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D...

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Page 16: ... I P D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q...

Page 17: ...I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D ...

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Page 19: ... an authorised service agent P M E D U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I...

Page 20: ...hen reversing on slopes Do not reverse down hills in excess of 8 and always use extreme caution when reversing down hills Do not attempt to drive along with the wheels at different levels e g along the footpath and road simultaneously Hill climbing capability and distance travelled between battery charges will be adversely affected by such things as The weight of the user P M E D U I P M E D E Q U...

Page 21: ...U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P ...

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Page 23: ...less of the amount of use your mobility device has had during the day 3 Do not interrupt the charging cycle 4 If your mobility device is not required for use it should remain on charge This will not damage the batteries so long as the mains socket plug is left switched on Do not leave the charger still connected to the batteries when the mains have been switched off This will eventually deplete th...

Page 24: ...ed flame NOTE If you are out on your scooter and the battery gauge is reading low the remaining range can be increased slightly by decreasing the maximum available speed P M E D U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P ...

Page 25: ...ttention and flush with water If liquid contacts eyes immediately seek medical attention flush with clean water for at least 10 minutes Liquid ejected from the battery may cause irritation or burns Dispose of non serviceable batteries in an environmentally responsible manner and according to local regulations Failure to adhere to the requirements above may result in the battery becoming inoperativ...

Page 26: ...E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E ...

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Page 28: ...P M E E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I E Q U I P M E D E Q ...

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Page 30: ... M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M E D E Q U I P M...

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Page 32: ...a qualified specialist for your application before use regardless of any assurances from the retailer or its representatives This product is not intended for use where fail safe operation is required As with any product for example automobile computer toaster there is the possibility of technical issues that may require the repair or replacement of parts or the product itself If the possibility of...

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