Location of Parts
1. Release Cable: Pulling causes the Zinger to unlatch and
fold. The Zinger will automatically latch into the folded
position until you pull the Release Cable again. Pg.12
2. Release Pins: These must both engage in order to latch
the Zinger into its upright or folded position. Listen for
them to click into engagement.
3. Control Panel and Power Button: Press once, allow
three seconds for the Zinger to respond. Pg.17
4. Right Control Lever
5. Variable Speed Trigger: Varies speed from zero to the
maximum in each range. Pg.18
6. Left Control Lever
7. Control Lever Position Adjustment Screws Pg.24
8. Swing-Away Foot Plate: Automatically retracts on
folding.
9. Front Caster Wheels: No maintenance.
10. Rear Drive Wheels: keep inflated to 40PSI / 2.8BAR,
check monthly.
11. Anti Tip Wheels: No maintenance. Do not operate if
broken or missing.
12. Battery Pack Pg.11 & 25
13. Battery Release Key Hole Pg.11
14. Charge Port: Charge though this port with the battery in
or out of the chair. Pg.10
15. Motor: No maintenance
16. Seat Back Bar: Use this to push the Zinger manually
with the parking brakes off.
17. Seat Front Cross Tube Pg.12,13
18. Parking Brake Levers Pg.14
19. Serial Number (left photo)
Location of Labels
A. WARNING: Down hills increase stopping distance and
turning radius. Take down hills slowly.
B. WARNING: Shut power off after each use. Keep
children off chair and controls.
C. Keep tires inflated to 30-40PSI (2.5-2.8BAR)
D. First install opposite side on the RIGHT. Then press this
side down until the key latch locks the battery in.
E. This is a 240 Watt Hour Li-ion battery enclosure with
concealed contacts for use with a PERSONAL
MOBILITY DEVICE. (Important for airline travel, see
Pg. 27)
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