background image

 

27/04/2021                  

   

                                                                          5                                

   

                                                    HZN01/MYN/334

 

The Chronically Sick & Disabled 
Act 1970 

 

In the  case  of  a  vehicle which  is  an  invalid  carriage 
complying  with  the  prescribed  requirements  and 
which  is  being  used  in  accordance  with  prescribed 
conditions, no statutory provision prohibiting in any 
way or restricting the use of footways shall prohibit 
or restrict the use of that vehicle on a footway;

 

If  the  vehicle  is  mechanically  propelled,  it  shall  be 
treated  for  the  purposes  of  the  Road  Traffic  Act 
1988  and  Road  Traffic  Regulation  Act  1984,  except 
Section  22A  of  that  Act  (causing  danger  to  other 
road  users  by  interfering  with  motor  vehicles  etc),

 

and the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988,

 

not being 

a  motor  vehicle;  and  Sections  1  to  4,  21,  34,

 

163, 

170  &  181  of  Road  Traffic  Act  1988  shall  not  apply 
whether  or  not  the  invalid  carriage  is  mechanically 
propelled,  it  shall  be  exempted  from  requirements 
of Section 83 of the Road Traffic Act 1988

.

 

An “invalid carriage” means a vehicle, whether it is 
mechanically  propelled  or  not,  constructed  or 
adapted for use for the carriage of a single person, 
being a person suffering from some physical defect 
or disability.

 

NOTE: 

The Aztec is designed for use on a solid sur-

face  only,  both  indoor  and  outdoor,  not  in  sand, 
gravel or standing water where possible. The Aztec  
is  designed  exclusively  for  the  carriage  of  a 

single 

seated

 

person

,; at no time may a second person be 

carried on the scooter.

 

NOTE: 

Higher  speeds  may  be  permitted  in  other 

countries or on private land.

 

If  your  vehicle  is  fitted  with  a  Mode  3  function  to 
allow the vehicle to exceed 8mph, operation of this 
device  may  only  be  used  on  private  land,  not  on  a  
footpath  or  public  road,  as  the  vehicle  would  no 
longer comply with the Road Traffic Act while in this 
mode.

 

 

4. CE Regulations

 

This  vehicle  corresponds  with  the  requirements  of 
EC  Directive  93/42  EWG.  However  interference 
from  high  frequency  radiation  emitting  from  radar, 
broadcasting, stations, radio telephones and certain 
retail store security equipment, cannot be excluded.

 

If any interference or unexpected and uncontrolled 
operation  occurs,  stop  the  vehicle  and  turn  it  off 
immediately.

 

This vehicle is designed and built in accordance with 
the  standards  set  out  in  EN  12182  and  EN  12184, 
and tested in accordance with ISO 7176.

 

 

 

The Aztec is an electrically propelled vehicle that is 
designed  to  be  as  environmentally  friendly  and  be 
almost  fully  recyclable.  The  design  incorporates  as 
little plastic as possible and the majority (more than 
85%) of the vehicle components are recyclable

 

The vehicle is designed and constructed to improve 
the  mobility  of  persons  with  age  or  health  related 
restrictions and meets the demands of handicapped 
people according to EN 614

-

1.

 

 

Vehicle Range:

 

It is a legal requirement that all manufacturers state 
the  range  of  their  products  in  their  literature  or 
Owners  Manuals.  There  is  a  common  European 
Standard for measuring the range of a mobility vehi-
cle; this is set out in 

ISO  7176  Part  4:  Energy  con-

sumption  of  electric  wheelchairs  and  scooters  for 
determination of theoretical range.

 

The  tests  are  carried  out  in  strictly  controlled  envi-
ronmental condition with new, fully charged batter-
ies, on a level test surface.

 

The range figures stated should be considered as a 
theoretical  maximum  distance  obtainable  and  not 
what  you  will  generally  obtain  from  your  Aztec  in 
everyday use.

 

Range  will  reduce  due  to  battery  age  and  state  of 
charge,  hilly  terrain  or  slopes,  grass,  mud  or  snow, 
regular  kerb  climbing,  low  air  temperature,  incor-
rect tyre pressures, stop/start driving or vehicle due 
a service.

 

The  technical  considerations  for  range  may  seem 
daunting  and  complicated  but  please  remember 
that  battery  size  and  motor  efficiency  will  be  the 
two main factors in determining range. Your vehicle 
has various battery capacity options, these can give 
probably  the  maximum  battery  capacity  available 
on  a  mobility  vehicle  today;  coupled  with  a  highly 
efficient  24volt  transaxle  drive  system  you  should 
find  the  performance  and  range  of  your  vehicle  is 
sufficient for the majority of your everyday needs. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Aztec 3 2021

Page 1: ...21 1 HZN01 MYN 334 OWNERS MANUAL Scooter illustrated has the following options special paint black wheels intermediate tyres accessory bracket rear locking box suspension seat badge bar alarm HORIZON...

Page 2: ...ight requirements for use of a mobility vehicle on the public road and strongly recommend that you seek a clinical eyesight assessment before using this vehicle The mobility vehicle that this manual i...

Page 3: ...and serviceability Changes may therefore occur in the product described in this manual with regard to the technology shape equipment Therefore no claims can be construed from the data or pictures con...

Page 4: ...er In these regulations a speed indicator means a device fitted to an invalid carriage for the purpose of indicating to the operator of the invalid carriage whether the device for limiting the speed t...

Page 5: ...telephones and certain retail store security equipment cannot be excluded If any interference or unexpected and uncontrolled operation occurs stop the vehicle and turn it off immediately This vehicle...

Page 6: ...r fit parts and accessories that are supplied or approved by Horizon Mobility The Aztec has an intended lifetime of 5 years if used and maintained in accordance with the owners manual 6 Application A...

Page 7: ...p it with you when you are out as a quick and easy ref erence guide 9 Product Information Horizon Mobility want you the user to get the most out of your Aztec scooter This Owner s Manual will familiar...

Page 8: ...t to it remaining within the same ownership the company will supply free of charge replacement or where applicable repaired parts to the authorised dealer or to fit these parts themselves If you are u...

Page 9: ...Meter 2 Switches 3 Horn Button 4 Indicator Button 5 Wig Wag Throttle 6 Handgrip 7 Mirror 8 Charger Socket 9 USB Voltage Display 10 Key Switch Horizon Mobility are committed to the ongoing improvement...

Page 10: ...ngle Adjustable Backrest 3 Forward Backward Adjustment 11 1 2 Optional Suspension Seat The Aztec has an optional ergonomically designed high back weatherproof seat with the following functions 1 Built...

Page 11: ...e battery cover by grasping front bottom edge and pulling firmly to separate hook and loop fastening tape The batteries are clamped into the scooter by an M8 nylon locking nut holding down a metal bar...

Page 12: ...raised in the off position 11 4 7 Fault Warning Codes See Section 27 for list of Warning or Fault Messages 11 5 Light Switch Operate by pressing the forward edge of the left switch down Warning lights...

Page 13: ...de of your dashboard is a red press in switch the left one operates the left indicators the right one the right indicators A warning flashing arrow symbol illuminates on the display panel to warn you...

Page 14: ...e scooter first turn off the vehicle and remove the key Then lift the spring loaded cover over the charger socket located on the back lower panel of the steering column Insert the charger plug into th...

Page 15: ...plug press the plug in firmly The beacon will now flash when the ignition is turned on and the front edge of the switch located on the dashboard is press down NOTE If your Aztec has the optional Mode...

Page 16: ...ead this Owners Manual carefully to fully understand the controls and safety warnings for this vehicle If you have any doubts or questions about operating the vehicle or any of its functions then plea...

Page 17: ...han many other scooters Due to the size if using the Aztec in the confines of a build ing always ensure that the building has suitable emergency escape routes that are capable of allow ing free access...

Page 18: ...ur scooter on the road 13 5 Emergency Braking WARNING If you need to slow down or stop in an emergency select the opposite direction this will reduce the stopping distance by 30 display cycle the key...

Page 19: ...mber that while the scooter is in free wheel the scooter is without an automatic braking system The Aztec will display a fault on the Battery Display when the Freewheel Lever 1 is raised and set to OF...

Page 20: ...cially in off road conditions the motor may get hot do not touch the silver motor casing for at least 30 minutes after using the scooter to allow it to cool Upholstery and handgrips could also become...

Page 21: ...r ing will be locked in the forward position for ease of transport 14 4 Entering and Exiting the Scooter Before mounting your scooter ensure that the key is in the off position or removed The scooter...

Page 22: ...ght of the scooter and yourself When a ramp is being used please ensure that the ramp is stable and properly secured Always approach the ramp head on and exercise caution Please ensure the ramp is sui...

Page 23: ...of the mounting system 15 4 Sprung Suspension Seat The Aztec has an optional ergonomically designed high back weatherproof seat with the fol lowing functions 1 Built in Lap Belt 2 Angle adjustable Fli...

Page 24: ...on always ensure you remove the key from the ignition then accessing the fuse box If you are changing a Relay then always disconnect the batteries as they have power without the key being on 16 Fuses...

Page 25: ...forearms on your knees for support If the battery has lifting handles then grasp this with both hands and lift the battery vertically by slowly straightening your legs Keep your back straight and nev...

Page 26: ...ility Limited DANGER An extension cord should not be used unless it is absolutely necessary Use of an improper extension cable could result in a risk of fire and electric shock If any extension cable...

Page 27: ...ving your wheel or separating the wheel halves When replacing the front wheels never over tighten the wheel nut as this will damage the wheel bearings always use the correct torque If in doubt seek ex...

Page 28: ...for the above task Always pay attention to manufacturer s instructions of the disinfectant you are using You should inspect the upholstery for tears severe dents wearing or slackening of the upholster...

Page 29: ...air the batteries will need to be removed as the batteries supplied may not IATA approved for air travel Your dealer can if required assist in supplying batteries that are IATA approved If transporti...

Page 30: ...n vironment Ensure you are the legal owner of the scooter prior to arranging for the disposal and recycling of your scooter The Aztec is manufactured where possible using materials that can be recycle...

Page 31: ...imum Range Dynamic Stability Uphill Dynamic Stability Downhill Obstacle Climbing Ramp Transition Maximum Forward Speed Maximum Reverse Speed Seat Depth Seat Width Seat Base Height Back Rest Angle Seat...

Page 32: ...Range Controller Cut Off Voltage Battery Capacity Battery Fusible Link Battery Charger Battery Charger Fusible Link Maximum Kerb Height Ground Clearance Rear Suspension Travel Front Suspension Travell...

Page 33: ...r damage and wear Check front suspension for damage Check manual brake function Inspect battery terminals are secure and clean Full service by main dealer 23 1 Routine Maintenance The following table...

Page 34: ...y The controller is functioning correctly but you should charge batteries as soon as possible Note Do not operate scooter if batteries are nearly discharged Failure to comply may leave the user strand...

Page 35: ...d other plastic body panels Labour service calls shipping and other charges incurred for repair of the product unless authorized specifi cally in writing by Horizon mobility Any circumstances beyond t...

Page 36: ...27 04 2021 36 HZN01 MYN 334...

Reviews: