Excel Sportrek, User Manual

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4. Instructions for use
Your Excel Sportrek scooter is a battery operated personal mobility vehicle. Before you take your
first trip you should familiarise yourself with the operation of the vehicle, and with all operating
elements. Take your time to test all functions and driving modes to guarantee yours, and others
safety.
4.1. Control

Speed knob; use this to adjust the maximum speed. You turn the knob clockwise for a higher maximum speed
and left for lower. Adjustment is stepless.

Horn; press this button to sound the horn.
 Hazard lights, when you press this button, both indicators will flash. Press the button again to lights stop flashing.
 Control lever, this is used to operate the scooter in forward and reverse
 Indicators, use these when any change of direction is undertaken

Half speed, push this button to instantly half the speed of your scooter
 Headlight, use this button to turn on and off the L.E.D. headlight which must be used when the daylight reduces as it
increases visibility of the scooter and helps the user see other road / pavement users
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Speed Knob
Hazard Light
Headlight
Turn Signal (LH)
Half Speed
Horn
Turn Signal (RH)
Pull
Backward
Pull
Forward
Push
Forward
Push
Backward
Display Functions

Battery indictor; this meter shows the capacity of the batteries. It is important to not let your batteries
empty completely.

Clock; this displays the time set by the user of scooter

To set the clock and change other display functions follow the steps below;
o Turn ignition off
o Press head light and half speed buttons, keep them both pushed while you turn the ignition on
o The am/pm indicator will flash to confirm you are able to adjust the display settings
o Use indicator signal buttons to toggle between which parameters you are setting
o Use the hazard warning button to confirm the function has been chosen
 Odometer; this displays how many miles overall the scooter has travelled.
 Temperature; this displays the outside temperature.
 Diagnostic fault code; if your scooter develops a fault that number needs to be communicated to your
supplier.
4.2. Getting on and off
Warning:
Always keep your weight in the middle of the scooter when getting on and off. If you lean heavily
to one side, the scooter will be unstable.
Before getting on your scooter
 Make sure the ignition is off. You can do this by turning the ignition switch to the off
position. When the scooter is off, this prevents the chance that you will accidentally
operate the throttle lever and thereby injure yourself or others;
 Flip up the armrests.
Getting on your scooter:
 Position the seat for safe and easy mounting;
 Return tiller to full upright position;
 Carefully place one foot on the approximate centre of the deck and seat yourself
comfortably and securely on the seat;
 Fasten the seatbelt, if your scooter is so equipped;
 Flip down or replace the armrests;

The seat needs to be rotated to get on the scooter.
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Clock
Battery
Level Meter
Temperature Odometer
Speedometer Diagnostic Fault Code