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42 | Maintenance and inspection record

Annual inspection

Emergency stop
Left turn
Right turn
Uphill / downhill
Obstacle
Brake

List of necessary repairs:

Handover inspection

1st Annual inspection 2000 km

Dealer stamp / date / signature

2nd Annual inspection 4000 km

3rd Annual inspection 6000 km

Dealer stamp / date / signature

4th Annual inspection 8000 km

5th Annual inspection 10000 km

Dealer stamp / date / signature

6th Annual inspection 12000 km

Dealer stamp / date / signature

Summary of Contents for TROPHY 20

Page 1: ...TROPHY 20 USER MANUAL 9006140B ...

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Page 3: ...is valid for the product in its standard version Handicare can therefore not be held liable for any damage resulting from specifications of the product deviating from the standard configuration Illustrations contained in the manual may deviate from the configuration of your product The information made available has been prepared with all possible diligence but Handicare cannot be held liable for ...

Page 4: ...teering column 15 4 4 Adjusting the rear suspension 16 4 5 Adjusting basket combination lock if applicable 16 5 Use of the scooter 17 5 1 Charging the batteries 17 5 2 Checks before use 17 5 3 Getting in and out transfer 18 5 4 Controls 18 5 5 Driving the scooter 23 5 6 Pushing the scooter 28 5 7 Dismantling the scooter for storage and or transportation 30 5 8 Transporting the scooter 31 5 9 Stora...

Page 5: ... 5 9 Warranty 39 9 1 Provisions of warranty 39 9 2 Liability provisions 40 10 Maintenance and inspection record 41 11 Authorised service and technical support 43 ...

Page 6: ...e manual of the battery charger as shown below Battery charger Read this entire user manual both booklets carefully before using the product If one of the user manuals was not included with your scooter please contact your dealer immediately In addition to this user manual there is also a service manual for qualified specialists CONTACT HANDICARE IF YOU HAVE A VISUAL IMPAIRMENT 1 2 Symbols used in...

Page 7: ...glar alarm systems and or garage door openers In the unlikely event that such problems do occur you are requested to notify your dealer immediately Powered wheelchairs and scooters can be affected by sources of radio waves such as radio and TV transmitters amateur radio stations lifts transmitting equipment stereo radios and mobile telephones If the scooter s electronics are not well shielded sens...

Page 8: ...els The following sticker label can be found on the product A Freewheel handle position B Product ID C Instruction for transportation A Freewheel handle position 1 DRIVE mode Lever fully upper position Motor brake applied scooter can not be pushed 2 FREEWHEEL NEUTRAL mode Lever lowest position Motor brake not applied Scooter can be pushed manually when electronics are off B Identification plate A ...

Page 9: ...r adjusting the position of the steering column You must adjust your driving to the prevailing conditions Drive carefully on roads which have become slippery due to rain black ice or snow Reduce speed in busy surroundings Do not use the scooter on unsurfaced roads Ensure that the Trophy 20 does not come into contact with salt water Salt water is corrosive and can damage the scooter Ensure that the...

Page 10: ...ven Specific parameters have been factory set These settings have been made in order to ensure that use of the Trophy 20 is comfortable and efficient and they cannot be changed Never sit on a scooter when it is in the freewheel neutral mode Never sit on a scooter when you are transferred by a taxi car or by public transportation Beware of ultraviolet light Ultraviolet light can cause premature wea...

Page 11: ...adjustable for a comfortable driving position Extra caution must be paid when driving at higher speeds Pay attention to your speed and slow down particularly on pavements and in pedestrian areas The following points should always be remembered when using the scooter Pay careful attention when driving on public roads Always follow the local terms of traffic regulations You are always responsible fo...

Page 12: ...l belongings I Front wheel front wheel with suspension J Front bumper protects the front wheel on collision K Rear wheels rear wheels with suspension L Anti tip wheels wheels to prevent the scooter from tipping over backwards on slopes M Attachment points points of attachment for securing the scooter N Brake lights automatic activated when braking Various elements and components on the scooter can...

Page 13: ...e as seat for transport in a motor vehicle The scooter is not designed for children The scooter is not intended to pull loads The scooter is not intended to carry more than one person The scooter is not intended to for user weights above 160 kg Usage temperature 25 85 Relative humidity 0 98 Storage environment temperature 40 85 Relative humidity 0 98 1 Intended use as specified by EN 292 1 means t...

Page 14: ...e backrest figure 3 The backrest angle can be adjusted as follows Lift handle A whilst sitting on the seat The backrest now automatically moves forwards Push the backrest to the rear by leaning against it until it is in the position you find the most comfortable Once adjusted release the handle The backrest remains in the position you selected Warning Exercise caution when using the handle when no...

Page 15: ...4 2 Adjusting lumbar support if applicable The lumbar support can be adjusted by turning knob A to achieve the most comfortable position figure 5 4 3 Adjusting the steering column The steering column can be adjusted to make driving more comfortable and to make it easier for you to mount and dismount from the scooter figure 6 Steering column length can be adjusted by dealer as follows Untighten the...

Page 16: ...The code is set to 0 0 0 ex works Adjusting the code figure 7 1 Remove the button 1 using a small sharp object 2 Move the released button 2 in the direction of the wheels 3 Keep the button in this position and set your personal code by turning the wheels 4 Remember this code 5 Release the button your code has been set 6 Firmly push the button 1 back in its position 7 To unlock and release the bask...

Page 17: ...ded that new batteries undergo 15 to 20 charge and discharge cycles with a maximum of three days between each cycle This can be done by recharging batteries only once they have been discharged to under 50 5 2 Checks before use The following checks should be carried out each time before the scooter is used Check whether the seat adjustments are locked in place Check whether all lights and indicator...

Page 18: ...andle clicks back into place by itself You can now be seated Swivel the seat back into place in the same way as described above When the seat is in the normal position again it clicks into place automatically This means that the seat can not start to swivel while driving The seat has folding armrests allowing you to mount or dismount from the side After mounting or dismounting always check whether...

Page 19: ...cator lights E Horn switch F Indicator for lights G Hazard lights switch H Reverse switch for foot throttle if applicable I Display menu selection switch J Cruise control switch if applicable K Right throttle selection switch if applicable L Left throttle selection switch if applicable M Light switch N Emergency stop button if applicable O Safe slope alarm indicator P Light sensor Q Ignition key R...

Page 20: ...on a flat surface If the RE D lights are illuminated on the battery indicator then it is important that the batteries be recharged as soon as possible Ensure that the batteries never run down completely this reduces the lifespan of the batteries and can damage them When lights are continuously moving it indicates that the batteries are charging The battery indicator gives also error messages from ...

Page 21: ...other throttle simply the other throttle should be operated and the currently active throttle should be released within 2 seconds ITS is only possible in forward direction M Light switch By pressing this key once the front and rear lights are turned on On pressing once more the lights are turned off again N Emergency stop button if applicable Push to enable the emergency stop button The scooter st...

Page 22: ...throttle The brightness of the display will automatically change to its environment Switching on The scooter is switched ON as follows figure 10 Insert the ignition key as far as possible in the lock A and turn it clock wise towards the 1 indicating the switched ON position The scooter is switched OFF as follows figure 10 Turn the ignition key as far as possible counter clock wise towards the 0 in...

Page 23: ...aster you will drive Driving with foot throttle figure 13 Switch the scooter on see switching on The scooter always starts up in forward direction Push the foot throttle slowly The further you push the faster you drive For reverse direction simply push the reverse direction key Now the values in the display will be flushing Press this key again to select forward direction Automatically forward dri...

Page 24: ...er will make an emergency stop figure 15 After using the emergency stop button it needs to be pulled back by turning it clockwise as indicated on the emergency stop button and the ignition key needs to be turned off and on again to proceed driving Note The brakes can be checked by releasing the drive lever suddenly When driving at high speeds caution must be exercised particularly on pavements and...

Page 25: ... kg max 12 21 100 kg max 11 19 125 kg max 10 18 160 kg max 9 16 Figure 16 Standard version and Alpine version Limitations counts only when suspension is correctly adjusted according to weight specifications Contact your dealer for adjustments ...

Page 26: ...ved by sliding the seat further forward Drive up slopes at half your normal speed Maintain a constant speed while driving up slopes Avoid sudden movements and jolts such as sudden braking or accelerating Do not change direction and do not attempt to turn when driving up a slope Slopes should be driven up at a perpendicular angle Do not attempt to turn and or to drive up the slope diagonally Never ...

Page 27: ...l is on the pavement the same speed must be maintained so that the rear wheels can also mount the pavement If it is not possible to drive onto the pavement look for a location where the kerb is lower Obstacles must always be approached at right angles figure 19 It is always advisable to make use of kerbs lowered for vehicles rather than driving over high kerbs Do not drive over obstacles which are...

Page 28: ...ver Parking Having parked remove the ignition key from the lock so that it is not possible for anyone else to use your Trophy 20 without your permission Once the scooter has been turned off the ignition key has been removed from the lock the scooter s parking brake remains applied even if the batteries are removed If the scooter is put into freewheel neutral mode the scooters automatic parking bra...

Page 29: ...cally brakes the scooter until it comes to a standstill Warning Ensure that the freewheel handle is in the drive mode before being seated on the scooter Never sit on the scooter when the scooter is in freewheel neutral mode NEVER touch the freewheel handle while driving Do not touch the drive lever throttle while operating the freewheel handle The freewheel handle is only to be used when the scoot...

Page 30: ...le your Trophy 20 Removing the seat figure 21 seat may vary slightly from the illustration The seat is removed as follows Push the release lever forward to release the seat s swivel mechanism Lift the seat off of the seat post The seat can be easily lifted by swivelling it slightly while lifting The size of the seat is reduced by folding the backrest fully forwards making it easier to lift the sea...

Page 31: ... fits into a car in a fully assembled state do NOT use the scooter as a passenger seat in the car You must be seated in a normal car seat even if the car n question has been adapted for the transportation of scooters The reason for this is that the Trophy 20 can not offer the same level of safety as a normal car seat irrespective of how well the scooter is secured in the car Having positioned the ...

Page 32: ...batteries Detach battery cables figure 25 or regularly charge the batteries Clean and dry the scooter see 6 3 Ensure tyres are at the correct pressure see 6 2 Note Do not place the scooter in direct sunlight Under such circumstances parts of the scooter can become so hot that they cause burns During storage the ambient temperature should not be lower than 20 C or higher than 65 C Figure 25 ...

Page 33: ...ooter is used intensively the service should be carried out every six months In principle we recommend that you allow your dealer to carry out all required maintenance on your scooter Warning If you should find traces of oil underneath your scooter you should immediately notify your dealer of this In such cases do not drive your scooter 6 2 Batteries Consult the following documentation on battery ...

Page 34: ...must be used Replacing the batteries If battery capacity is so low that the scooter can only make short trips or can not be driven at all then the batteries have reached the end of their lifespan Replace the batteries as soon as possible Warning Contact your dealer your dealer will know exactly which batteries are most suitable for your scooter and how to replace the batteries Once the new batteri...

Page 35: ...e possible to arrange for your dealer to take it back If this should not be possible consult with your local authority to find out if the scooter can be recycled or if the materials used in it can be processed in an environmentally friendly way Various plastics and metals were used in the manufacture of the scooter The scooter also contains electronic components which should be disposed of accordi...

Page 36: ...or are loose Check the connector cables and ensure that they are properly connected to the control mechanism Dealer The scooter is in freewheel neutral mode Move the freewheel handle to the drive mode and remove the ignition key from the lock Reinsert the ignition key to restart the scooter User The manual brake is active Release the manual brake User The emergency stop button is activated De acti...

Page 37: ...user weight 160 kg 25 2 stone Description 3W 4W Total length mm inches 1265 49 8 1265 49 8 Total width mm inches 660 26 660 26 Minimum height mm inches 740 29 1 740 29 1 Total weight excluding batteries kg stone 92 14 5 102 16 1 Total weight including batteries 74 Ah C20 kg stone 140 22 150 23 6 Weight of heaviest component kg stone 70 11 80 12 6 Static stability in the downward direction 13 13 St...

Page 38: ...weight 160 kg Operating force Drive lever operation 20 N Resetting the automatic fuse circuit breaker 60 N Electronic switches 13 5 N Connecting the charger plug 60 N Technical specifications for wheels Front wheel diameter 3W mm inches 320 x 60 12 6 x 2 4 Front wheel diameter 4W mm inches 320 x 60 12 6 x 2 4 Rear wheel diameter mm inches 360 x 80 14 2 x 3 1 Tyre pressure 4W front wheel bar psi 2 ...

Page 39: ...t being used for another purpose than the one for which it is intended in which regard it shall apply that if the Customer is a Dealer this Dealer shall indemnify Handicare against possible claims from Users or other third parties for faults based on an incorrect or careless use of the product C Parts that are subject to wear and the need for repair or replacement of the parts is the actual conseq...

Page 40: ...Handicare gives no warranty on repair to or reconditioning of the product carried out other than under order of and or on the instructions of Handicare If repairs and or reconditioning are carried out by or on behalf of a Customer the Customer shall indemnify Handicare with respect to claims made by third parties which in the broadest sense of the word result from such repairs or reconditioning 9 ...

Page 41: ...he tables below Annual inspection 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Electronics On off switch Output connector Operation Brake Programmable settings Batteries Level Connections Capacity test Wheels and tyres Tread depth Pressure Bearings Wheel fixing nuts Motors Cables Noise Connections Brake Brushes Chassis Condition Steering Seating Seat Backrest Armrests Electrical Harnesses Connections Lighting system Test Forwar...

Page 42: ...inspection 2000 km Dealer stamp date signature Dealer stamp date signature 2nd Annual inspection 4000 km 3rd Annual inspection 6000 km Dealer stamp date signature Dealer stamp date signature 4th Annual inspection 8000 km 5th Annual inspection 10000 km Dealer stamp date signature Dealer stamp date signature 6th Annual inspection 12000 km Dealer stamp date signature Dealer stamp date signature ...

Page 43: ... and technical support In the event of problems or questions relating to this product please contact your dealer Handicare can be contacted for information regarding dealers in your area Handicare Handicare B V Vossenbeemd 104 5705 CL Helmond Netherlands Dealer stamp ...

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