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Van Raam
Guldenweg 23
7051 HT Varsseveld, The Netherlands

Husky

User manual

Mini

Midi

Maxi

Maxi Comfort

Viktoria

Viktor

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Page 1: ...31 0 315 25 73 70 info vanraam com www vanraam com Version 22 03 Van Raam Guldenweg 23 7051 HT Varsseveld The Netherlands Husky User manual Mini Midi Maxi Maxi Comfort Viktoria Viktor...

Page 2: ...the first use 10 Electro system Silent 16 Van Raam E Bike App 24 Accessories 26 Technical specifications 32 Maintenance and adjustments to be done by owner 33 Repairs and maintenance to be done by dea...

Page 3: ...mportant and necessary information about the use of your tricycle We ask you to read this manual thoroughly before using the tricycle Always follow the instructions as provided in this user manual and...

Page 4: ...or adults with neuro muscular disorders such as paralysis of the brain and muscular dystrophy This also applies to people suffering from co ordination problems loss of balance and limited natural mov...

Page 5: ...lifted Avoid riding on steep slopes when your bike is fitted with one of the following accessories on the rear of the bike Walking Holder bracket wheelchair holder child seats or loaded baskets In th...

Page 6: ...isible above the child Load The maximum load should not be exceeded See the information in the technical data table in the Technical Specifications section of the user manual By permitted load we mean...

Page 7: ...hat fingers and limbs do not get trapped while adjusting the tricycle Saddle height Husky Mini Midi Maxi Maxi Comfort Victoria Victor When the cyclist is sitting on the tricycle and can put a foot on...

Page 8: ...of the back You decide the most comfortable position yourself with some practice To adjust the handlebars 1 Slightly loosen the screw by using an Allen key 2 Slide the handlebars to the correct heigh...

Page 9: ...ody Determine your own most comfortable position by using the tricycle To tilt the handlebars 1 Slightly loosen the screws A with an Allen key 2 Put the handlebars in the desired position and then tig...

Page 10: ...ark the tricycle on a level surface The tricycle may never be parked on a slope bigger than 6 degrees Lighting Normally the lighting on your bike can be operated manually and set to different modes Ho...

Page 11: ...the button of the headlight will turn red Follow the steps to change the batteries of the headlight 1 Open the headlight by pushing down the tab on the housing and simultaneously pulling the front of...

Page 12: ...matic mode the rear light automatically turns on and off with the help of light and movement sensors When the tricycle stands still for a while the light will automatically turn off The rear light wor...

Page 13: ...lighting on and off by briefly pushing the on off button on the display When the electric system is turned off the lighting will turn of automatically Make sure there is always a battery on the bike w...

Page 14: ...he cyclist you can start using the bike The tricycle gives a very different ride experience than a bicycle Practice in particular with bends and braking because a tricycle can react contrary to what y...

Page 15: ...stacles to get a feel of the width of the tricycle Children or adults with limited powers of perception should always be made aware of the possible dangers of using a tricycle Important safety points...

Page 16: ...g characteristics with a good compromise between support and radius of action In special cases an individually tailor made cycling program is necessary You can obtain information from the dealer about...

Page 17: ...that is used temperature wind speed tyre pressure cycling speed weight of the user and the luggage use of gearing etcetera 3 Start assist The Silent electric motor has a start support This allows the...

Page 18: ...ghting continues to work The battery is equipped with a button and indicator that makes it possible to check the charge by briefly pressing the button A The status of the battery is shown with five gr...

Page 19: ...u charge the battery at home at room temperature Only use the charger if the temperature of the environment is between 0 and 35 degrees centigrade To charge the battery 1 Unlock the battery by turning...

Page 20: ...ry 7 Then unplug the charger from the socket 8 Put the battery back in the holder of the cycle and close the lock If necessary the battery can also be charged directly on the cycle Charger LED indicat...

Page 21: ...the battery will enter deep sleep mode In this mode the battery uses as little power as possible to increase the lifespan of the battery When the battery is in deep sleep mode it cannot be used By pre...

Page 22: ...ged will self discharge and will be deep discharged The battery can be permanently damaged during this process In case of deep discharge the warranty will be void Please note that any battery will wea...

Page 23: ...rger out of reach of children do not let them play with it The charger has been designed for use in a dust free dry and ventilated environment Do not expose the charger to water heat sources and direc...

Page 24: ...tooth connection As soon as the smart display is ready to connect to the smartphone the on off button will briefly turn blue This app can be used as a luxury bicycle computer for Van Raam bicycles wit...

Page 25: ...E Bike collects technical data such as battery voltages and electricity usage This allows notifications to be sent if for example the battery power is getting low In addition the Smart E Bike also col...

Page 26: ...up to the stop Then tighten the screw again very firmly by using the Allen key Crank shortener The crank shortener is fitted to the crank as illustrated The pedal can then be fitted into the crank sh...

Page 27: ...n length This allows you to pedal with the ball of your foot for better thrust 1 Slightly loosen the four nuts with a socket wrench 2 Slide the plate included the foot support forwards or backwards in...

Page 28: ...ncing block 1 Slightly loosen the two screws with a socket wrench 2 Slide the balancing block to the desired position Then tighten the screws again Lower Leg Fixation With the optional lower leg fixat...

Page 29: ...Pull the black connectors straight apart Disassemble the metal connector 5 Loosen the knob 6 Remove the front part out of the coupling To assemble the tricycle again follow these steps in reverse orde...

Page 30: ...ning four nuts B putting the back support in the right position and then tighten the nuts again Then adjust the right height by loosening the two nuts C sliding the support in the correct position and...

Page 31: ...switch to the centre position The lights work on a battery To replace the batteries turn the screw on the cap and take the orange cap B away Then remove the PCB C from the holder You can now replace t...

Page 32: ...0 20 20 Max weight user kg 65 65 90 120 120 Brakes front V brake V brake V brake V brake V brake Brakes back Non or V brake V brake or Back pedal brake V brake or Back pedal brake V brake or Back peda...

Page 33: ...maintained at regular intervals every three months approximately Only use special chain grease or Tevlon spray This is the only way to make sure that the chain will run smoothly will stay water resis...

Page 34: ...one millimetre Worn out tyres or possible faulty parts should be replaced Also check the parking brake With the parking brake pulled up the tricycle should not ride away with the cyclist Checking the...

Page 35: ...rench to stop the screw from slipping 2 Shift the tensioning wheel in such a way that the chain hangs loose as described above 3 Tighten the screw again Adjusting chain tension Viktoria Viktor To keep...

Page 36: ...f your town Recycling the Battery If your battery is defective or if you are no longer using it you must have it recycled Please contact your dealer They are responsible for complying with the recycli...

Page 37: ...maintenance of the tricycle as described in this manual Beware The guarantee as well as the product liability in general expires if the instructions stated in this manual are not followed This is als...

Page 38: ...the Viktoria and Viktor the frame number is stamped in the frame see the images below for the positions Example sticker Position sticker Husky Mini Midi Maxi and Maxi Comfort Mini Husky Midi Maxi On...

Page 39: ...39 47 Version 22 03 Positions of frame number stamped in a plate on the frame Viktoria and Viktor Viktoria In a plate in front of the hinge plate Viktor In a plate in front of the hinge plate...

Page 40: ...months 2 000 km 12 months 1 000 km 30 90 min Dealer Monthly inspection Every month Every month 15 min User Annual inspection Every 12 months Every 12 months 60 min User This is advised to extend your...

Page 41: ...om service moment 1 and Inspection of the pedals and bottom bracket Grease and tighten the lock Grease and tighten the steering stem Check the steering ball joints Run all tests in the dealer tool E B...

Page 42: ...rsion 22 03 Service plan 1st Service moment o Yes No Date o Dealer o Mechanic Remarks 2nd Service moment o Yes No Date o Dealer o Mechanic Remarks 3rd Service moment o Yes No Date o Dealer o Mechanic...

Page 43: ...yourself Do you want ore tips and tricks on how to keep your bike in perfect condition Check out the article 10 tips for the maintenance of a special needs bike on our website In this article you can...

Page 44: ...44 47 Version 22 03 Here you have space to take notes or write down the maintenance on your bike...

Page 45: ...45 47 Version 22 03 Here you have space to take notes or write down the maintenance on your bike...

Page 46: ...46 47 Version 22 03 Here you have space to take notes or write down the maintenance on your bike...

Page 47: ...hen the instructions in the user manual are followed Pay special attention on the service intervals who specified in the manual of the bike To claim warranty and service you should always fill out thi...

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