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Operator manual

4.1.2

Overview of the dashboard.

A: Cruise control (Switch from Km/h to M/h)
B: Horn
C: Left indicator (not connected)
D: Light indicator
E: ON indicator
F: Right indicator (not connected)
G: Contactswitch
H: Light switch
I:

Throttle control

J:

Front brake

K: Rear brake

Stop

Stop

Go

D

C

B

A

H

G

F

E

J

I

K

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Summary of Contents for QU3

Page 1: ...Usermanual QU3 REV 12072001 01 ...

Page 2: ...Urban Mobility Europe to notify any person of such revision or change Details and values given in this manual are average values and have been compiled with care They are not binding however and Urban Mobility Europe disclaims any liability for damage or detriments suffered as a result of reliance on the information given herein or the use of vehicles processes or equip ment to which this manual r...

Page 3: ...irst time 12 3 2 2 Installation of the handle bar 12 3 2 3 Installation of the mirror 13 3 2 4 Installation of the mirror 13 3 2 5 Place the saddle 13 3 2 6 Remove the saddle 14 3 2 7 Place the number plate on the vehicle 14 3 2 8 Place the number plate on the vehicle 14 3 2 9 Place the number plate on the vehicle 15 3 2 10 Place the luggage holder option 15 3 2 11 Tyre pressure 15 3 2 12 Dispose ...

Page 4: ...rk the vehicle 28 4 7 Cruise control 29 4 7 1 To use the cruise control 29 4 8 Switch from km h to M h 30 5 Maintenance 31 5 1 Cleaning 31 5 2 Maintenance 31 5 2 1 Rearbrake 31 5 2 2 Frontbrake 32 5 2 3 Adjust the handle bar levers 32 6 Troubleshooting 33 6 1 General troubleshooting procedure 33 6 2 Contact service 33 6 3 Troubleshooting guide 33 7 Technical data 35 7 1 General specifications 35 ...

Page 5: ...al describes both types A 25 km h and type B 33 km h of the vehicle This manual contains the original instructions The original language of the manual is English 1 1 How to work with the manual 1 Familiarize yourself with the structure and content 2 Read the safety chapter in detail and make sure you understand all the instructions See 2 3 Carry out the actions completely and in the given sequence...

Page 6: ...6 About this manual ...

Page 7: ...p the vehicle in good condition Make sure that defective parts are immediately replaced Replace parts only with original Urban Mobility Europe spare parts All maintenance beyond the scope of this manual must be carried out by a local Qugo dealer that Urban Mobility Europe has trained and certified 2 4 Safety precautions 2 4 1 General Practice in a safe area before you use the vehicle in traffic Ma...

Page 8: ...res of the manual fully and in the given sequence 2 5 CE certification The vehicle is CE certified and approved according to european regulations RWE 2002 24 EC It means that the vehicle complies with the essential requirements concerning safety The directives that have been taken into consideration in the design are available on www Qugo nl 2 6 Safety symbols on the vehicle i www qugo nl Refer to...

Page 9: ...icle the accessories and the packaging for environmentally friendly recycling 2 Do not dispose of the vehicle into domestic waste Dispose of the vehicle according to local regulations WARNING Can cause personal injury Note Shows further information CAUTION Can cause damage to the vehicle ...

Page 10: ...10 Safety ...

Page 11: ...Installation 11 3 Installation 3 1 Content A Qugo B Quick reference guide C Battery charger D Saddle E Number plate holder F Mirror Left or right G Luggage holder www qugo nl Optional A E D B C F G ...

Page 12: ...y charger A to charging point B See 3 3 2 2 Charge the battery for 24 hours 3 2 2 Installation of the handle bar 1 Lift up the handle bar A 2 Tighten the levers B of the handle bar 24hr A B CAUTION Avoid contact with water when you charge the vehicle B A WARNING Make sure the levers are fixed tight on to the vehicle ...

Page 13: ...ring on the right hand side of the handle bar B and fix it with a bolt 3 2 5 Place the saddle 1 Remove cap B 2 Place the saddle A 3 Remove cap C 4 Tighten the saddle adjustment with an allen key 5 Place back cap C 4 B A Note For countries driving at the right hand side of the road 4 A B Note For countries driving at the left hand side of the road 4 4 B C A WARNING Make sure the saddle if fixed fir...

Page 14: ...older B onto the left hand side fender 4 Fix the number plate C with the screws onto the number plate holder 3 2 8 Place the number plate on the vehicle 1 Clean the spot where you want to fo place the nuber plate holder with alcohol 2 Remove the protection foil A from the the double sided tape 3 Fix the number plate holder B onto the left hand side fender 4 Fix the number plate C with the screws o...

Page 15: ... 10 Place the luggage holder option 1 Fix the luggage holder A onto the handle bar with screw B 3 2 11 Tyre pressure 1 Make sure the tyre pressure ot the tyres is correct B A 3 B A WARNING maximum load weight is 5 Kg 0 15 bar 3 5 bar 50 psi 0 15 bar 2 5 bar 36 psi CAUTION Check the tyre pressure of the rear tyre on a regular basis ...

Page 16: ...lation 3 2 12 Dispose of the packaging material 1 Dispose of the packaging material in an environmentally friendly way according to local regulations CAUTION Do not exceed the tyre pressure given in the drawing ...

Page 17: ...attery Charge the battery in a dry and open well ventilated aera Charge the battery at least once a month Only adults must charge the battery Do not expose the battery to heat or direct sunlight 3 3 2 To charge the battery To charge 1 Turn the parking brake A up 2 Make sure the brake B is in 3 Remove key A from contact B B A B A ...

Page 18: ...ging point B of the vehicle 5 Connect the battery charger B to the wall socket A 6 Stop charge the battery if the indicator indicates the battery is full A B Note First connect the battery charger to the vehicle A B Note Make sure your battery is always charged ...

Page 19: ...sconnect the battery charger from the vehicle 8 Disconnect the battery charger from the wall socket 9 Place back the plug A in to the charge point B of the vehicle A B CAUTION The caps prevent corrosion on the charge point ...

Page 20: ...20 Installation ...

Page 21: ...Luggage holder Option C Handle bar levers D Saddle E Chargepoint F Rear light G Reflector H Number plate holder I Batteryholder J Number plate holder K Front brake L Dashboard M Rear brake N Parking brake O Headlight P Motor Q Torque reaction arm R Rotation coupling device P O L K N M G F J I B A E C D H R Q ...

Page 22: ... Cruise control Switch from Km h to M h B Horn C Left indicator not connected D Light indicator E ON indicator F Right indicator not connected G Contactswitch H Light switch I Throttle control J Front brake K Rear brake Stop Stop Go D C B A H G F E J I K ...

Page 23: ...sonal protection equipment Do not ride trough heavy rain Do not ride trough deep puddles Do not ride on steep hills Do not lift the vehicle at the front end 4 2 2 Checks before use Make sure that the battery is charged completely Make sure the saddle adjusting mechanism is thightened Make sure you do a check on the vehicle on mechanical or electrical parts B A C D Note At the bottom of the frame t...

Page 24: ...g brake A down 3 Make sure the front and rear brake B is out 4 Put the key A into the contact B 0 15 bar 3 5 bar 50 psi 0 15 bar 2 5 bar 36 psi CAUTION Check the tyre pressure of the rear ttyres on a regular basis B A CAUTION Do not drive with the parking brake it causes damage to your vehicle B A ...

Page 25: ...ehicle 6 Release the brakes A 7 Lean slighly towards the handle bar 8 Push the lever B forward to accelerate 4 4 Cornering 4 4 1 Left corner 1 Push your right heel down to make a left corner A B A Note Stretch the right leg ease the inner foot and bend left knee ...

Page 26: ...r 1 Push your left heel down to make a right corner 4 4 3 Sharp corners 1 Make sure that the lowest point of the vehicle do not touch the road when you make a sharp corner Note Stretch the left leg ease the inner foot and bend right knee ...

Page 27: ...icle 1 Release the Throttle control A 2 Control the brake B with care 3 Make sure that you control the brakes too firmly to prevent the vehicle to tip over B A Note Use both brake for adequate stopping power WARNING Avoid to brake hard and sudden ...

Page 28: ... the vehicle 1 Remove key A from contact B 2 Turn the parking brake A up 3 Make sure the brake B is in 4 Fix the vehicle to a fixed poin with a chainlock B A B A Note Place the chain so that the chainlock can not damage the vehicle ...

Page 29: ...n A to activate the cruise control 2 Push the cruise control button A again to de activate the cruise control B C A Note The caps prevent the water enters the frame CAUTION Water causes serious damage to the electrical system of the vehicle A Note The Cruise control is de activated automatically when you activate the brake ...

Page 30: ...30 Operator manual 4 8 Switch from km h to M h 1 Keep the cruise control button for 10 sec to switch from Kilometers to Miles A ...

Page 31: ...ce 5 2 1 Rearbrake 1 Loosen lock nut B 2 Turn knob A tighter to adjust te brake 3 Tighten locknut B CAUTION Do not use a high pressure hose CAUTION Avoid that water comes into contact with the electical system trough openings in the frame Water causes serious damage to the electrical system of the vehicle A B ...

Page 32: ...e handle bar levers 1 Tip over lever A and lever B 2 Turn the lever clockwise or anticlockwise to adjust the lever 3 Move back lever and lever B 4 Start with step 1 if the lever A or B can not move completely to the handle bar or when the handle bar is not firmly tightened A B A B Note Do not screw in the lever A or B too far in ...

Page 33: ...Battery level indicator indicates one block vehicle is used too long Recharge the battery battery is not charged fuly Contact service See 6 2 Overload protection Turn of the power with the contact key vehicle does not drive smoothly Battery level too low Charge your battery Rear brake does not function properly Brake adjustment not correct See 5 2 1 Front brake does not function properly Brake adj...

Page 34: ...34 Troubleshooting ...

Page 35: ...Parameter Specification Maximum load weight kg 40 Dimensions height x width x depth cm 108x86x75 Packed dimensions height x width x depth cm 126x97x80 Net mass kg 171 Packed mass kg 200 5 Temperature C 5 to 40 Altitude above sea level m out of operation 10 to 12000 ...

Page 36: ...Technical data 36 ...

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