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Operating instructions 

 

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3.9 Transport 

The scooter can be placed in a car. 
The best way to do this is by using 
steel planking, across which the 
scooter is pushed into the car. The 
scooter may also be lifted; this 
requires at least two strong persons. 

 

B

C

A

 

 

 

 

Considering the nature of the 
scooter, the user is supposed to 
make a transfer to a regular car 
seat.  You may not be 
transported in a car or taxi while 
sitting on the scooter, even if the 
vehicle concerned has been 
adapted for the transport of 
scooters. The reason for this is 
that a scooter cannot offer the 
level of safety that is offered by 
standard car seats, no matter 
how well the scooter is fixed to 
the vehicle concerned. 

 

After the scooter has been 
placed in the car, you must make 
sure that the free wheel lever is 
in the 

Drive

 position. 

 

The scooter must be secured 
with lashing straps at the tie-
down points on the front and 
back of the frame.  

 

3.10 Seat 

adjustments 

Backrest 

1.  Seat yourself on the seat and pull 

up the handle (A). The backrest will 
move forward. 

2.  Press the backrest backward by 

leaning back to a position that is 
most comfortable for you. Then 
push the handle down to secure 
the backrest in the position you 
have chosen. 

 

 

Do not operate the handle if the seat 
is unoccupied, because then the 
backrest will come forcefully 
forward. 

 

Lower-backrest 

Seat yourself on the seat and turn the 
knob (B) in such a way that the lower-
backrest reaches the most optimal 
position for you. 
 

Armrest 

Turn the wheel (C) to adjust the height 
and angle of the armrest. 
 

 

If the position of the backrest is 
adjusted, this will affect the position 
of the armrests. 

 

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Page 1: ...9002432B USER MANUAL BRUGERMANUAL TROPHY...

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Page 3: ...3 English 4 Dansk 26...

Page 4: ...s the right to changes and modifications The information provided is valid for the product in its standard version Handicare cannot be held liable for possible damage resulting from specifications of...

Page 5: ...cator 14 2 5 Speed 14 2 6 Indicators 14 2 7 Warning lights 14 2 8 Speed daily distance and total distance 14 2 9 Brake button option 14 3 Operating instructions 15 3 1 Inspection before use 15 3 2 Get...

Page 6: ...t reference A Free wheel B Identification plate C Tyre pressure front wheel s D Tyre pressure rear wheels Service and technical support For information concerning specific settings maintenance or repa...

Page 7: ...1 Except insofar as described otherwise Handicare guarantees the Product for its suitability for the purpose for which the Product is intended all of these points as described in this manual and for t...

Page 8: ...ary repair or replacement of parts is based on neglect damage or abuse of the Product or a use of the Product for another purpose than the one for which it was intended Parts of the Product are replac...

Page 9: ...oduct At all times the liability of Handicare is limited to the amount which is being covered by the third party insurer of Handicare 2 Handicare accepts no other or further liability than delineated...

Page 10: ...ols and instructions placed on this scooter comprise part of its safety facilities They must never be covered or removed and must remain present and clearly legible throughout the entire lifespan of t...

Page 11: ...of persons to a maximum weight of 160 kg Use on paved roads sidewalks foot and bicycle paths Use in and around the house Your dealer must give you good driver s instructions before you can independent...

Page 12: ...2 2 Main components A Rear wheels B Lighting C Seat D Backrest E Armrest F Tiller console G Ignition lock H Mirror I Basket J Front wheel s K Tiller angle adjustment L Charge connection for the batter...

Page 13: ...e when using foot throttle I Selector switch for speed daily distance or total distance J Option down e g for seat with electrical high low K Option up L Warning lights M Indicator indictors switched...

Page 14: ...ators The left and right turn indicator can be operated on both sides The indicator will automatically switch off after taking a curve The indicator can be switched off manually by pushing it once aga...

Page 15: ...e anything unusual while driving release the throttle and take the key out of the ignition once you have stopped C B 1 2 3 2 Getting in and out 1 Make sure the scooter is switched off electrically 2 P...

Page 16: ...he slope After pushing the free wheel lever should immediately be returned to the Drive position The free wheel lever should only be put in the Push position if the scooter is to be pushed In the Driv...

Page 17: ...of one of the operating handles The scooter will drive in reverse 3 When you release the operating handle you will brake automatically Select speed position 2 using the speed control A In the lowest s...

Page 18: ...r wheels might slip Avoid sudden and jerky movements Avoid directional changes and turns on slopeIf you notice a strong decrease in speed when driving up a slope take a less steep route Driving on a s...

Page 19: ...fect your ability to drive You must have sufficient eye sight to be able to safely drive the scooter It is imperative to turn on the lights in case of reduced visibility When driving at a high speed y...

Page 20: ...een placed in the car you must make sure that the free wheel lever is in the Drive position The scooter must be secured with lashing straps at the tie down points on the front and back of the frame 3...

Page 21: ...Spring tension suspension of the scooter 3 12 Coding the combination lock The code is set to 0 0 0 ex works Adjusting the code 1 Remove the button 1 using a small sharp object 2 Move the released butt...

Page 22: ...Switch off the scooter 2 Put the plug of the charge cord in the charge connection see chapter 2 2 3 Put the plug of the battery charger in the wall outlet of the electricity mains When the batteries...

Page 23: ...r tyres inflated at your local petrol station Tyre pressure front wheel 2 4 bar Tyre pressure rear wheel 2 2 bar 4 4 Cleaning the scooter Removing dry dirt Upholstery metal parts and frame parts can u...

Page 24: ...Check if the scooter is in the DRIVE position not in NEUTRAL 4 Check if the position of the speed control has not changed 5 In case of a malfunction the battery indicator lights will be flashing Use t...

Page 25: ...ght front minimum mm 420 Idem maximum mm 550 Back angle minimum 90 Idem maximum 180 Back height mm 550 Armrest height minimum mm 180 Idem maximum mm 220 Front armrest to backrest mm 260 Minimum turnin...

Page 26: ...s the right to changes and modifications The information provided is valid for the product in its standard version Handicare cannot be held liable for possible damage resulting from specifications of...

Page 27: ...indikator 36 2 5 Hastighed 36 2 6 Blinklys 36 2 7 Advarselsblink 36 2 8 Speedometer dagens km og total km 36 2 9 Bremseknap ekstra udstyr 36 3 K rsel 37 3 1 F r k rsel 37 3 2 Ind og udstigning 37 3 3...

Page 28: ...esker eller medf re skader p k ret jet eller dets omgivelser MAX BAR 2 4 MAX BAR 2 2 A B D C Produkt oversigt A Fri kobling B Typeskilt C D k tryk forhjul D D k tryk baghjul Service og teknisk service...

Page 29: ...nti vedr rende produktet 1 Medmindre andet er beskrevet garanterer Handicare for produktets egnethed til enhver tilsigtet anvendelse s ledes som det er beskrevet i denne h ndbog og for produktets med...

Page 30: ...misligholdelse skade eller misbrug af produktet eller af brug af produktet til et andet form l end det hvortil det er beregnet Dele af produktet er udskiftet med uoriginale komponenter eller dele af...

Page 31: ...det omfang at et s dant tab er den direkte f lge af en defekt ved produktet Handicare s ansvar er til enhver tid begr nset til forsikringssummen d kket af Handicare s forsikringsselskab 2 Handicare e...

Page 32: ...g dens dele 1 2 M rkning og instruktioner p scooteren Skilte symboler og instruktioner placeret p denne scooter udg r en del af dens sikkerhedsudstyr De m ikke tild kkes eller fjernes og skal forblive...

Page 33: ...ansport af personer op til 160 kg K rsel p asfalt veje fortove cykelstier og gangstier Brug inde og ude Forhandleren eller en anden fagperson vil tilbyde dig en grundig introduktion og tr ning s du hu...

Page 34: ...4 D E F G B H I J C B A K L M 2 2 Bestanddele A Baghjul B Lygter C S de D Rygl n E Arml n F Styrkonsol G T ndingsl s H Spejl I Kurv J Forhjul K Styrkonsol justering L Ladeb sning til batterierne M Hof...

Page 35: ...gas H Ekstra udstyr Bak hvis monteret med fod gas I V lger knap Dagens km Total km J Ekstra udstyr Ned hvis monteret med s de lift K Ekstra udstyr Op hvis monteret med s de lift L Advarselsblink M Bl...

Page 36: ...en 2 6 Blinklys H jre og venstre blinklys kan betjenes fra begge sider Blinklys vil automatisk sl fra efter et sving Blinklys sl s fra manuelt ved at trykke p v lgeren igen 2 7 Advarselsblink T nd adv...

Page 37: ...du k rer slip gasknappen og sluk ved t ndingsn glen straks n r den holder stille C B 1 2 3 2 Ind og udstigning 1 S rg for at scooteren er slukket ved t ndingsn glen 2 S t Frikoblings h ndtaget i DRIV...

Page 38: ...ning kan den rulle nedad Efter endt bugsering skal Frikoblings h ndtag straks f res tilbage til Drive stilling Frikoblings h ndtaget m kun befinde sig i Push stilling n r scooteren skubbes I Drive sti...

Page 39: ...neden p den valgte gasknap C Scooteren vil nu bakke 3 N r gasknappen slippes vil den automatiske holdebremse koble ind 3 6 Forhindringer Om at k re op p niveauforskelle 1 K r altid lige p en op eller...

Page 40: ...elige bev gelser i ryk Undg at svinge eller skifte retning mens du k rer op ad en skr ning Hvis du oplever at k ret jet mister kraft p vej op v lg en mere flad rute Der er risiko for overbelastning hv...

Page 41: ...ve tilstr kkelig synsevne til sikkert at kunne f re scooteren T nd altid k relys ved nedsat sigtbarhed K rsel i h j fart kr ver ekstra forsigtighed V lg lavere fart ved k rsel p fortov g gader mv Pas...

Page 42: ...ret i en bil skal Frikoblingsh ndtaget v re placeret i Drive position Scooteren skal fastg res med surringsstropper i de dertil m rkede surringpunkter foran og bagp 3 10 Indstilling af s det Rygl n 1...

Page 43: ...ns affjedring 3 12 Kodning af kombinationsl sen Koden er fra fabrikken sat til 0 0 0 ndre koden 1 Fjern l get 1 ved hj lp af et lille skarpt v rkt j 2 Skub ud serknappen 2 ind mod nummerhjulene 3 Hold...

Page 44: ...t laderens netstik i v gkontakten og t nd N r batterierne er opladede 1 Sluk for str mmen og tr k stikket ud af v gkontakten 2 Tr k stikket ud af ladeb sningen S snart stikket er sat i ladeb sningen a...

Page 45: ...Polster metal dele og ramme lader sig normalt let aft rre med en t r bl d klud Rense mudder og andet v dt snavs Beskidte omr der kan afvaskes med en v d svamp og derefter aft rres med en t r bl d klu...

Page 46: ...ders g om fartv lger st r i den nskede stilling 5 Hvis scooteren stadig ikke virker og batteridisplayet blinker kan du i nedenst ende tabel afkode den mulige rsag til fejlen Dette kan v re til god hj...

Page 47: ...m 440 Effektiv s debredde mm 460 S deh jde foran minimum mm 420 Idem maximum mm 550 Rygvinkel minimum 90 Idem maximum 180 Ryg h jde mm 550 Arml n h jde minimum mm 180 Idem maximum mm 220 Fokant arml n...

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