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IX. SAFETY

The maximum safe incline angle is 8 degrees for your scooter. If a slope is less than this angle, it is safe for your 
scooter to climb or descend.

BRAKING INFORMATION

Your scooter is equipped with two powerful brake systems
      •    Electric brake system: This system can gradually slow and stop your scooter only when you release the  
 

 

throttle control lever to let it return to the top/stop position during driving.

      •    Motor brake system: After the electric brake system slows your scooter to a near stop, a damper in the  
 

 

motor brake system will automatically engage to make your scooter stop completely.

OUTDOOR DRIVING SURFACES

Your scooter is designed to provide optimum stability under normal driving conditions,
(dry, level surfaces composed of concrete, blacktop or asphalt. But you should avoid  driving on the following 
surfaces:
      •    A driving surface that you feel unsure about, like gravel or dirt.
      •    Tall grass that can become tangled in the motor.
      •    Loosely packed gravel, and sand.

FREE-WHEEL MODE

Your scooter is equipped with a manual free-wheel lever that allows the scooter to be manually pushed by an 
attendant. For more information, see VI. “OPERATION”.

Warning!

 Any attempt to climb or descend a slope steeper than 8 degrees may put your 

scooter in an unstable position, and cause it to tip, resulting in personal injury and/or 
damage to your scooter.

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Warning!

 When your scooter is traveling, the free-wheel lever should be in a downward 

position, i.e. in powered mode. If not, the brake system disengage, and a dangerous 
situation may be caused.

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Warning!

 Do not use your scooter free-wheel mode without an attendant present. Failure 

to do so  may cause personal injury.

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Warning!

 Do not attempt to place your scooter in free-wheel mode while seated on it. 

Personal injury may result. Please ask an attendant for assistance if necessary.

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Warning!

 Do not place your scooter in free-wheel mode while on an incline. The scooter 

could roll uncontrollably down on it’s own, causing personal injury.

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Summary of Contents for S37600

Page 1: ...Three Wheel Power Scooter Item S37600 S37601...

Page 2: ...S AND STRUCTURE 4 6 III INITIAL ASSEMBLY 7 8 IV DISASSEMBLY 9 V ADJUSTMENTS 10 VI OPERATION 11 12 VII BATTERY AND CHARGING 13 15 VIII CARE AND MAINTENANCE 16 17 IX SAFETY 18 22 X ELECTROMAGNETIC INTER...

Page 3: ...ooter If you experience any problems with your scooter that you are not able to solve or if you do not feel capable of safely following any of the instructions and or recommendations contained in this...

Page 4: ...t unit and battery A tiller console handle bar and a footplate are located on the front section A driving motor a brake system and the control electronics are located on the rear section The seat unit...

Page 5: ...y Condition indicator d Horn Button e Headlight Button f Throttle Control Lever g Tiller CHARGING AND CONTROL SYSTEM see fig 3 a 3 pin Charger Power Receptacle b Load Protector SEAT UNIT a Seat Base b...

Page 6: ...Turning Radius 31 5 800 mm Dimensions 37 4 x 16 6 x 32 4 950 x 500 x 825 mm Seat Unit Standard light backrest w folding sponge seat Drive System Single motor drive Batteries 12v 12Ah x 2 pcs Motor Po...

Page 7: ...king box of your new scooter and take off all protective liner then take the scooter from the box ADJUSTING ANGLE OF TILLER Loosen the lock nuts see fig 4 Lift the tiller up to a proper angle for your...

Page 8: ...ically Insert left and right armrests into square tube separately Adjust to the position as you like and lock nuts ASSEMBLE BASKET Take off the 2 screws located on the front of tiller see fig 8 Place...

Page 9: ...DISASSEMBLY Shut off the power and pull the lock lever under the seat base to unlock the seat Lift the seat up and off the scooter see fig 7 Turn release lever on back of scooter to release the batte...

Page 10: ...e seat lock lever to unlock the seat Rotate the seat to desired position Release the seat lock lever it will relock the seat automatically ARMREST WIDTH ADJUSTMENT You can move the armrests inward or...

Page 11: ...eed of your scooter When you release the lever completely it automatically returns to the primary position i e the stop position and engages your scooter s brakes to slow the scooter until it stops co...

Page 12: ...r you do not want to move your scooter by motor you can put it in freewheel mode Pull forward on the manual freewheel lever to disable the drive motor and change to the freewheel mode Push backward on...

Page 13: ...ower receptacle Plug the input connector of the off board charger into the wall outlet The red light on the charger turns on to indicate the charger is on When charging is complete the green light tur...

Page 14: ...fe of the batteries Infrequent Use If you use your scooter infrequently once a week or less you should charge the batteries at least once per week for 10 12 hours HOW CAN I GET MAXIMUM RANGE PER CHARG...

Page 15: ...cycle battery will provide a reliable performance and extended battery life Keep your scooter s batteries fully charged whenever possible Batteries that are regularly and deeply discharged infrequentl...

Page 16: ...freeze depends on a number of factors such as battery charge usage and composition of batteries e g AGM or Gel cell Temperatures above 100 degrees may cause your scooter to operate at a reduced speed...

Page 17: ...such as hair food drink dust and mud etc YEARLY CHECK Take your scooter to an authorized provider for yearly maintenance This helps ensure that your scooter is functioning properly and helps prevent f...

Page 18: ...you should slowly accelerate cautiously When driving down an incline do so by setting the speed to the slowest position and pushing the forward backward lever to the forward direction If your scooter...

Page 19: ...el or dirt Tall grass that can become tangled in the motor Loosely packed gravel and sand FREE WHEEL MODE Your scooter is equipped with a manual free wheel lever that allows the scooter to be manually...

Page 20: ...reopen Take care that pocketbooks packages or scooter accessories do not become caught in elevator doors ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE Radio waves from mobile phones radio receivers or other transmitt...

Page 21: ...r moved out to make getting on or off the scooter easier Keep the front wheel facing forward Warning Do not sit on your scooter while it is in a moving vehicle should be properly secured in the motor...

Page 22: ...injury Warning Avoid putting all of your weight on the footplate Such use may cause your scooter to tip over and cause you injury Warning Do not reach lean or bend for objects on the floor when seate...

Page 23: ...vel ground or on an incline and direction of a scooter Whether or not your scooter is in motion So if the unexpected incidents described below occur with your scooter you should consider whether or no...

Page 24: ...ance level of 20v m you should remain at least 3 feet 1 meter from a hand held two way radio and at least 1 foot 30 centimeters from a mobile two way radio Be aware that adding accessories and or comp...

Page 25: ...ufacturer s recommendations b Failure to use the manufacturer s specified parts c The power chair or part having been damaged due to neglect accident or improper use d The power chair or part having b...

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