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Operation:

Seat:

 Locate the seat slider lever with your right hand under your right thigh and slide the 

seat to the desired position. 

High / Low Speed:

  Located on the left hand side of rear shroud.  Set the Hi/Lo Speed 

switch as desired. Ideally Hi for outdoor use and Lo for indoor use. 

Setting Maximum Speed:

   Set the Speed Control Knob in the middle of the dash 

panel to suit the driving conditions. Slower speeds for indoor use and faster speeds for 
outdoor use.  

Turn On:

  Insert the key and rotate to the on position. If left untouched for 20 minutes the 

scooter will turn off  to save power. 2 Red Leds will show. To restart simply turn the key off 
and then on again. 

Forward:

  Gently depress the control lever with your thumb or pull with your finger as 

desired, to begin driving, The more you depress or pull, the faster  the scooter will go. The 
maximum speed attained is set by the Speed Control Knob.

Reverse:

   As above but in the opposite direction.  A warning beeper will sound. It is 

possible to operate the scooter one handed with either left or right hand. Should you have 
a preference for the controls to operate opposite to the factory setting simply ask your 
dealer to reverse the polarity. 

Stopping:

  Simply release the control lever and the scooter will come to a smooth stop or 

to stop faster push the control lever into reverse. Your scooter features 2 automatic braking 
systems as well as an emergency Electronic stop system. The first  gently slows the 
scooter and the second holds the scooter once stopped. The Electronic brake operates by 
thrusting the throttle lever into reverse. 

Steering

: Smoothly turn the control tiller in the direction you want to go.  On tight turns it 

is suggested the speed control  be set to the slowest speed before turning the tiller 
sharply.

Horn:

  Push the horn button as required using right or left hand. 

Pushing:

 Move the brake release lever located at the rear to the open position. Some 

resistance will be felt from the motor and gearbox. The brake release lvere must be re 
engaged before the scooter can be driven. 

Summary of Contents for TS401 Rabbit Scooter

Page 1: ...Instruction Booklet TS401 Rabbit Scooter LetrixPower ...

Page 2: ...Charger Connector Battery Charge LED Throttle Lever Forward Max Speed Dial Horn Button Keyswitch Seat Slider Flap Brake Freewheel Release Hi Lo Switch Throttle Lever Reverse ...

Page 3: ...ations and to operate the scooter in a safe manner The user should exercise extra caution when travelling across uneven wet steep or loose surfaces Do Not operate up or down inclines steeper than 1 in 6 gradient Do Not attempt to climb or drive off Kerbs and Gutters or obstacles Do Not make sharp turns at high speed or whilst driving on inclines Always ensure the scooter is switched OFF before mou...

Page 4: ...ectrical appliance please treat it as such Your charger is a 24 volt two stage battery charger specifically designed for charging sealed lead acid batteries in your scooter When initially connected and switched on it will charge in float mode for a short time to read the battery condition and then go to BOOST mode until the batteries have reached optimum voltage then it will automatically change b...

Page 5: ...opposite direction A warning beeper will sound It is possible to operate the scooter one handed with either left or right hand Should you have a preference for the controls to operate opposite to the factory setting simply ask your dealer to reverse the polarity Stopping Simply release the control lever and the scooter will come to a smooth stop or to stop faster push the control lever into revers...

Page 6: ...y operate in an unintended way Allow up to 72 hours for the electrics to dry out Maximum Range This is an abstract idea in electrical terms as so many factors can and do influence the range you can achieve for your conditions Factory testing on a 10 duty cycle under test conditions is 42 kilometres However very few user will experience ideal conditions Generally due to terrain battery condition in...

Page 7: ...ain Contactor Open 2 Main Contactor faulty 3 Brake coil resistance too high Main Contactor main contactor faulty 2 4 Main On Fault main contactor open 1 Main contactor failed to close 3 1 1 Misadjusted throttle pot 2 Throttle pot bad 3 2 Brake on fault brake on fault 1 Electromagnetic brake open 2 Electromagnetic brake faulty 3 3 Precharge Fault precharge fault 1 Low battery voltage 2 Keyswitch th...

Page 8: ... can cause the scooter to operate in an unintended way The scooter may stop or slow the brake may release or the throttle may activate If your scooter exhibits an intermittent fault or a fault at a particular location then it is likely you are experiencing EMI Contact your dealer for advice Depending on the source of the EMI it may not be possible to prevent EMI interference and the rider should c...

Page 9: ... Tension transaxle bolts Check rubber mounts Lubricate and tension tiller fold down Test and reset BDI display Interrogate PCB for known faults Road test and report any faults Inspect handgrips Check clean Bodywork Check motor brushes and bench test Inspect and refit bump mold as required Time allowance approx 1 5 hours Battery s may need 24hr boost charge to be tested correctly Remedies and repai...

Page 10: ...rd party batteries would usually be covered by a warranty from the individual battery manufacturer Batteries at the end of the serviceable life or that may have been incorrectly used or charged or maintained or overloaded might not be warranted Batteries are a consumable item with this product Regular replacement may be required Panasonic can detect if a battery has been undercharged and will not ...

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