Rascal R600 Scooter Owner’s Manual
EMC Part: 19271200 • Rev. 03 • 06/01/2003
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Re-Assembly Notes:
Slide the wheel onto axle, align key with slot in
axle. If snug, tap on wheel lightly with a rubber mallet. Replace the
hardware and tighten securely.
Front Wheel Removal
Using the proper size wrenches on the nut and bolt, remove nut. Hold
wheel and slide the bolt out of fork, being careful not to lose any of the
wheel spacers.
Re-Assembly Notes: Align the wheel in the front fork and slide the bolt
through the fork and the wheel. Replace wheel spacers as required.
Tighten the nut and bolt securely with the proper size wrenches. Check
that the wheel spins freely. If not, loosen the nut (in quarter turn
increments) until the wheel spins freely.
Tire Tread Wear
Measure tire tread depth. If less than 1/32", it is recommended you
replace the tire.
Seat Post Lubrication
The seat should rotate freely. Clean and lubricate the top of the seat
post and the inside of the seat base attached to the seat. Lubricate with
petroleum jelly or other similar lubricant.
Caster Wheels
If the caster wheels are badly worn; it is recommended that they be
replaced.
Clock Battery
After time, the clock may begin to lose time, or stop, when the battery
runs down. The battery is easily replaced by removing the clock from the
dash, prying open the clock’s case, and inserting a new battery. Use the
following to replace the clock battery.
Battery Types:
SR626SW, UCC 377, Ray-O-Vac RW329
1.
Remove clock from the dash.
2.
Use a small screwdriver to open the case by inserting the
screwdriver blade into the notch on the back cover. Gently twist
blade so that the back cover comes off.
3.
Slide the metal battery cover plate aside and remove battery.
4.
Install new battery with positive pole (+) facing outwards. Slide
battery cover back in place over new battery.
After replacing battery, make sure time setting is correct before
replacing clock into dash.
Electrical Connections
Check battery terminals and all plug connectors to make sure that a
tight connection is made. If battery terminals are corroded, disconnect
the leads and clean all connections with a soft wire brush. Re-connect
leads and apply a protective coating (e.g., petroleum jelly, etc.) to
prevent corrosion.
