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CHAPTER 2 

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 

Read this user manual completely before operating the buggy. Below are some 
precautions, tips, and other safety considerations that will help you operate the 
buggy safely. Please note and strictly adhere to the following section. It is also 
advisable to refresh your memory by re-reading this manual periodically. 

 

Get acquainted with the buggy

 

and its operational features before driving it. Drive 

slowly until you get used to the buggy, and to understand its various functions, 
safety features, braking capabilities and limitations. 

 

Watch carefully for other golfers and drive your buggy

 

accordingly. In crowded areas, 

always drive slowly. Drive only where permitted according to all applicable local laws.  

 

Never remove any of the buggy

 

safety parts such as safety wheels or warning 

labels. 

 

When making adjustments, always take care that your hands and fingers are not 
trapped between any of the moving parts. 

 

The buggy

 

is designed to carry ONE person only. Never operate it with an additional 

person on board. 

 

Never inflate the buggy

 

tyres more than the manufacturer

s recommended pressure 

shown on the specifications page. 

 

If for any reason the buggy

 

does not stop when you release the throttle control 

lever, then turn the main key switch to OFF, and contact Active Scooters. 

 

Do not use the buggy

 

in heavy rain or extreme humidity, or at 

temperatures below -30ºC or above 45ºC. 

 

Be careful when lifting the seat and the batteries. Always lift using your knees and legs, 
not your back. 

 

Only use lead acid maintenance-free sealed batteries. 

 

If the buggy is involved in any kind of an accident in which parts are damaged, 
we recommend you get a qualified technician to examine it. 

 

Special care must be taken to prevent children from operating the buggy. Do not 
allow unsupervised children to play on or near the buggy. 

 

Always drive carefully. Adjust your speed according to conditions. When turning 
at high speed, the buggy

 

can become unstable. Before making sharp turns, 

reduce speed. 

 

Your seat is fire resistant.  Do not cover it or replace with any upholstery 
other than upholstery of the same kind.  

 

When removing the cover, watch out for hot wires. The motor, axle, 
brake, electronic cards and electronic controller might be hot. 

 

Do not use a mobile phone, walkie-talkie, laptop, or other radio transmitter while 
operating the buggy.  
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for IM4

Page 1: ...M4 SINGLE PERSON GOLF CART WARNING Read this Owner s Manual carefully before operating your new scooter If you do not fully understand any part of this manual please contact Electric Vehicles Oceania...

Page 2: ...a will update in newer editions Please let us know of improvements or errors Electric Vehicles Oceania is not responsible for any damage or injury incurred due to improper use Please take the time to...

Page 3: ...than the manufacturer s recommended pressure shown on the specifications page If for any reason the buggy does not stop when you release the throttle control lever then turn the main key switch to OFF...

Page 4: ...ss of control and over inflation may burst the tire Failure to maintain the indicated pressure rating at all times may result in tyre and or wheel failure Your buggy is rated for a maximum weight capa...

Page 5: ...n 9 Battery power indicator 10 Direction switch 11 Accelerator throttle 12 Ignition 13 Seat suspension 14 Rear carry bracket 15 Electromagnetic brake handle Free wheel lever 16 Rear tyre 17 Padded sea...

Page 6: ...free wheel lever can be found under the body attached to the motor Make sure the electromagnetic brake lever is in the vertical position to engage the motor Dis engage the electromagnetic brake lever...

Page 7: ...en the Bakelite bolt To close Release the Bakelite bolt push up the rear bracket and re tighten the Bakelite bolt CHAPTER 6 ACCESSORIES Mud guards Front and rear Rear golf bag holding bracket Rear bas...

Page 8: ...stem Charger Full automatic efficiency pulse charger 5 Amp or 8 Amp Dimension 1 27 x 0 82 x 1 05m Weight without batteries 105kg Carrying capacity 200kg Maximum speed 13 15km h Low speed 4 6km h Slope...

Page 9: ...nti clockwise and it stops when the throttle is released Battery power indicator Ensure the power has enough charge remaining before use Seat Ensure the seat is securely bolted to the chassis Brake pe...

Page 10: ...d and lead compounds Wear goggles and gloves when handling batteries and wash hands after handling Buggy batteries are heavy If you are unable to lift that much weight be sure to get help Use proper l...

Page 11: ...he length of time to charge your batteries depends on the size of the battery and how discharged they are Charging the battery can take between 1 12 hours depending on the usage To turn the charger of...

Page 12: ...arts and labour A call out fee may be charged if you live outside the regular servicing area TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Transaxle Motor Frame ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Bearings Rubber Components Electr...

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