Medema Mini Crosser M1 Cabin, Service Manual

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Service manual P9-0151-S 21 of 66 Version 1.0.3/2018
Medema Production A/S
Area Component Check and remedy
Covers Check that the plastic covers are in
good conditions. Parts with sharp or
projecting edges should be replaced.
The same applies to covers with an
operational function, e.g. the splash
guard and battery cover. (water in the
controller)
Cleaning: See the section on
Cleaning.
Cabin Tightness Check that the Cabin is tight along
doors and windows.
Heater / fuel tank Check that the heater is working, and
that the fuel tank doesn’t leak.
Window washer / wiper
blades
Check that the window washer i
workong and that the wiper blade is
in good condition.
Other mechanical
components
Check that the other components
work properly.
Electrical
components
Control card Check that it is dry and in a good
condition.
Check that all the connectors are
firmly in place.
Cables/plugs Check that the cables are firmly in
place and not sticking out in such a
way as to catch on something or get
trapped.
Check that the plugs are firmly in
place.
Lights / blinkers Check that lights and blinkers are
working properly.
Batteries/charger
(see also the
section on
Batteries)
Batteries Check that there are no cracks in the
batteries, that batteries look good
and that the battery connections are
firmly in place.
Battery capacity Check this with a battery tester. If
it indicates that new batteries need
to be fitted, take care to pair them
with an accuracy of 0.1 V. Apply a
little acid-free vaseline to the battery
terminals before connecting them.
Battery charger Check that the indicator lamp on
the battery charger changes to
CHARGING when the scooter is
connected.
If necessary, measure the charging
voltage during charging. It should be
approx. 28.8 V.
Leave the scooter to charge
overnight. Disconnect the charger
and measure the battery voltage
after about 15 minutes. It should be
approx. 27.6 V for fresh batteries.
Check that the scooter cannot
go while the battery charger is
connected.
Battery straps Check that they are properly secured.