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Owner’s Manual

401 Bridge Street • Old Forge, PA 18518 • Phone: 800-624-6374 • Fax: 800-628-5165 • www.goldentech.com

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Page 1: ...Owner s Manual 401 Bridge Street Old Forge PA 18518 Phone 800 624 6374 Fax 800 628 5165 www goldentech com L TEW Y...

Page 2: ...within this document If any information is not clear contact your Dealer immediately This document must remain with the vehicle throughout its use NOTICE All Golden Technologies mobility products are...

Page 3: ...embly of the transaxle 24 Battery charging 25 27 Simple maintenance 28 Troubleshooting guide 29 Additional safety information 30 Driving the vehicle 31 Diagnostics System 32 Driving the vehicle hazard...

Page 4: ...stand the instructions presented in this owner s manual or if for any reason you do not feel capable of performing the activities neces sary to assemble disassemble operate or maintain your Liteway pl...

Page 5: ...ion in this manual Flip up the armrests WARNING WHEN GETTING ON OR OFF YOUR LITEWAY DO NOT PUT MOST OR ALL OF YOUR WEIGHT ON THE EDGE OF THE DECK DOING SO MAY CAUSE THE SCOOTER TO TIP GETTING ON YOUR...

Page 6: ...o a stop restart and accelerate slowly and carefully Do not try to descend or climb a slope whose gradient is greater than recommended See Specifications section WARNING IF WHILE YOU ARE DRIVING DOWN...

Page 7: ...to expand the horizons of your daily life But as with all things especially motor operated vehicles observing a few rules and safety consider ations will help ensure safe scooter operation So please f...

Page 8: ...amps or curbs that exceed your scooter s capacity Always approach curbs and inclines straight on Be aware of and careful near mechanical pinch points for example when mating rear car riage to the fron...

Page 9: ...herein is subject to change without notice Read this manual thoroughly before driving or operating the vehicle Every mobility scooter operates differently Do not assume they are the same If you have a...

Page 10: ...maximum recommended weight who requires a lightweight scooter that can be transported in the trunk of a car To achieve compact dimensions requires small wheels and these are not suitable for climbing...

Page 11: ...range mobile transceivers Examples include police fire ambulance and taxi transceivers 3 Long range transmitters and receivers Examples include radio and television towers and amateur HAM radios There...

Page 12: ...rize yourself with the controls Do not attempt to drive the vehicle before reading the rest of this manual Horn 12 Slow Fast Battery Level Speed Control Dial Red indicator light See battery indicator...

Page 13: ...er and the machine moves forward The more you pull the lever the faster the scooter goes To brake release the lever Again the faster the lever is released the quicker you will stop To reverse pull in...

Page 14: ...ed in at the same time you in switch on the ignition or the vehicle is in freewheel see pages 15 16 Check to see if the freewheel is engaged turn off the ignition and switch it on again The lamp shoul...

Page 15: ...vehicle to be pushed without power To activate first locate the lever It is located on the right hand side of the rear of the vehicle when standing behind it red lever Please see page 16 Make sure th...

Page 16: ...operate with the brake on Brakes There are two braking systems The first works with the accelerator When the accelerator is released the scooter will automatically brake and bring the scooter to a sto...

Page 17: ...e armrest in the down position If you require more room in the width of the seat undo the black knobs as shown Slide the armrests in or out to suit Tighten both knobs to clamp One on each armrest Chec...

Page 18: ...ush the lever forward as shown and the seat will release allowing it to rotate 3 Release the lever and the seat will lock auto matically Warning 1 Do not use this device if the vehicle is on a slope 2...

Page 19: ...to the desired position and tighten the clamp As you tighten the clamp gently rock the tiller back and forth This allows the teeth on the clamp to engage correctly Check the clamp daily to ensure it...

Page 20: ...the seat make sure the seat is located correctly then turn until it locks Step 2 Tiller 1 Fold the tiller as shown on page 19 You can remove the under seat basket or leave it in position 2 The under s...

Page 21: ...ease the lock automatically The battery will slide out Remove the battery com pletely Be careful this part will be heavy Step 3 Retaining Strap The retaining strap stops the steering column from movin...

Page 22: ...rear wheel assembly At the rear of the vehicle are two bars Locate the lower bar and pull it towards you This releases the lock With your other hand lift the frame out of the assembly circled Step 5 R...

Page 23: ...mantled for transportation The transaxle is now separated from the frame When lifting the unit use the bar to lift ar rowed Be careful this part is heavy Make sure the contacts are not damaged circled...

Page 24: ...ssemble the remaining sections in reverse order of dismantling SAFETY NOTICE Lift the frame over the forks Line up the pins and lower the frame When both sets are locat ed push the frame down You will...

Page 25: ...e vehicle is charged remove the plug check the protective cover is set in the closed position This keeps water out The battery charger has a small LED light as shown When the charger is connected and...

Page 26: ...heck that the main switch is off Never connect or disconnect the charger with the main switch on 4 Connect the charger to the battery page 25 5 Connect the plug and switch on the charger 6 The power i...

Page 27: ...for a long time about two months it is recommended you con tact your dealer before charging If one or both batteries are damaged they could heat up when charging or in an ex treme case explode 5 Do no...

Page 28: ...ght 5 Seat is located correctly and locked 6 Check the armrests are tight page 1 7 Batteries should be fully charged 8 Under seat basket is secure Important Possible Faults As you get used to your veh...

Page 29: ...aves erratically when driven Check Does the vehicle shudder or cutout Short range Check If the red charging lamp stays on after all night charging page 27 it could be a defective battery Solution Free...

Page 30: ...ket for storage only Do not use the floor area Other Items Only fit approved products or accessories Child Safety This product is designed to be operated by adults Children should not be allowed to ta...

Page 31: ...person tow other vehicles or carry excess weight Do not modify the ve hicle as this will render your warranty void 5 Check the freewheel lever is in the locked position page 16 6 Check the battery cha...

Page 32: ...4 5 times Not Used LED Flashes 6 times pause 6 times pause Controller inhibited from operation Disconnect battery charger LED Flashes 7 times pause 7 times pause Throttle fault Engager levers must be...

Page 33: ...urn while climbing an incline keep going until you reach a level area If you have to start on an incline lean forward and apply power slowly do not start and stop Always check the battery level is hig...

Page 34: ...Remember small points help the technician to identify the problem before he calls to fix it I want to transport my vehicle but the truck is too high for me to lift the vehicle There are various techn...

Page 35: ...out these simple instructions your batteries will have a longer life Range can be affected by many things such as Temperature Faulty or worn batteries Faulty charger Type of terrain Weight of the per...

Page 36: ...Street Old Forge PA 18518 Telephone 800 624 6374 If in doubt contact the dealer For Information regarding other Golden Technologies products contact your dealer or log on to the Golden Technologies We...

Page 37: ...r of the product unless specifically authorized by Golden Technologies This warranty does not in clude any labor charges incurred in replacement part installation Implied warranties including those of...

Page 38: ...y concerns you have preferably when you book the service see points to look out for below 4 On completion of the service always test the vehicle before the technician leaves and make sure you are sati...

Page 39: ...ear Motor speed check Transaxle play Electromagnetic brake operation Freewheel operation Frame for damage or cracks General corrosion All operational controls work correctly Battery condition and char...

Page 40: ...achievable and useful immu nity level against interference from radio wave sources the higher the immunity level the greater protection Your scooter has been tested and found to meet the required imm...

Page 41: ...k Weight 19 lbs Front Half Weight 39 lbs Rear Half Weight 25 lbs Total weight including batteries 104 lbs Freewheel Mode Yes Electronic Speed Control Yes Brakes Electro mechanical Charger Off board Re...

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Page 43: ...LitewayOM 1106 Golden Liteway GL 100 Owner s Manual Revised 11 06 Owner s Manual L TEW Y 401 Bridge Street Old Forge PA 18518 Phone 800 624 6374 Fax 800 628 5165 www goldentech com...

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