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7. Folding the ZOOMER

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1. Pull up on the collapsing cable to disengage the 2 latching pins.

2. As you continue to pull up on the collapsing cable, press down on the

frame to collapse the frame.

Continue collapsing the frame until the latching pins engage into their holes.

Double check to make sure the latching pins are engaged.

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Summary of Contents for ZM11.1

Page 1: ...Model ZM11 1 Powered Folding Chair www firststreetonline com User Manual North America Edition and Warranty...

Page 2: ...8 4 Safety Warnings Signs 9 10 5 Initial Set Up of the ZOOMER 11 6 Unfolding and Folding the ZOOMER 12 13 7 Folding the ZOOMER 14 15 8 Installing the Battery 16 9 Charging the Battery 17 10 Electroma...

Page 3: ...ips 28 21 Weather Conditions to Avoid 28 29 22 Transporting the ZOOMER 29 23 Weight Distribution 30 24 Recommended Surfaces and Street Crossing 30 25 Traveling on Uneven Surfaces and Avoiding Obstacle...

Page 4: ...4 32 Removing the Battery 34 35 33 Over Discharge Protector 35 34 Lifting the ZOOMER 36 35 Troubleshooting 37 40 36 Included Components 41 Warranty 42...

Page 5: ...ethods not prescribed in this manual may negate warranty coverage where applicable by law The ZOOMER is a personal electric vehicle not considered to be a medical device and has not been submitted to...

Page 6: ...d you are driving A Travel Companion The ZOOMER is not only an excellent travel companion to take with you in the car but due to its Lithium Ion battery it is an airline safe mobility device Just remo...

Page 7: ...ZOOMER Layout Front View 1 Upper frame 2 Seat back and lower seat assembly 3 Arm rest 4 Joystick Controller and Dashboard panel 5 Front wheel frame 6 Seat Cushion 7 Foot rest 8 Front wheel 9 Rear Whe...

Page 8: ...8 3 ZOOMER Layout Rear View 10 Folding release cable 11 Anti tip wheels 12 Electromagnetic brake levers 13 Controller box 14 Battery 15 Motors...

Page 9: ...e potential dangers with regard to the operation of this mobility device When operating the ZOOMER do not use a mobile phone walkie talkie electronic equipment or other radio transmitting devices that...

Page 10: ...e battery connectors It may cause a short circuit damaging the battery or electric shock causing injury The battery contains flammable substances Avoid contact with an open flame or sources that creat...

Page 11: ...this step Step 5 Mount the Joystick Control Panel as identified in Section 2 Front View of the ZOOMER Item 4 where indicated using the two screws included in the box You may mount the Joystick to eit...

Page 12: ...12 6 Unfolding and Folding the ZOOMER 1 Pull up on the collapsing cable to disengage the 2 latching pins 2 Grab the frame at the same time and pull up to unfold the chair...

Page 13: ...atch securely into their appropriate holes Notice how the pins must be engaged into their holes 4 Loosen the knob labeled 1 on each side of the mobility chair Then pull the left and right anti tilting...

Page 14: ...isengage the 2 latching pins 2 As you continue to pull up on the collapsing cable press down on the frame to collapse the frame Continue collapsing the frame until the latching pins engage into their...

Page 15: ...3 3 Loosen the two knobs labeled 1 and slide the anti tilting wheels 2 back into the frame Then retighten the two knobs securely...

Page 16: ...shown and align it with the terminals as indicated in Figure E3 After aligning slide the battery onto the terminals and downward Press into the holder as shown in Figure E4 Then rotate the battery s h...

Page 17: ...tlet The LED light will turn red This means the charger is in the stand by state 3 When the light glows orange the charging has begun 4 When the charger LED light turns green it means the battery is f...

Page 18: ...rs are in the Drive or Lock position The rear wheels will not rotate without using the joystick when the Electromagnetic Brake System is in Drive Position Free Wheeling or Unlock Switch to Free Wheeli...

Page 19: ...d the Brake Levers 2 are in the Lock or Drive position The rider should never exist the ZOOMER when the rear wheels are in Free Wheeling mode as this is unsafe and the ZOOMER may move from underneath...

Page 20: ...s button to decrease the speed of the mobility chair Minimum speed 2 km h 4 Horn Press this button to honk the horn 5 Battery power display These LED lights display the remaining battery charge All li...

Page 21: ...connected per the assembly instructions and you are sitting in the ZOOMER press the power button on the control panel The panel lights should come on If not check to ensure that control cable is corre...

Page 22: ...ly at high speeds to avoid risk of tipping The joystick is equipped with a spring which will return it to the center position when you release it Be careful not to release the joystick too suddenly Th...

Page 23: ...he fewer LED lights that are on the less battery life there is Red LED light on the left side flashes Battery needs to be recharged Please charge the battery as soon as possible LED s light up from le...

Page 24: ...hold the power button for 4 to 5 seconds This will turn off the power supply and will activate the anti theft mode Move Control the Joystick Move forward Push the joystick forward to move forward Move...

Page 25: ...ested user weight 300 lb 136kg maximum Gross weight Weight with battery 49 8 lbs 22 6 kg Weight without battery 45 8 lbs 20 8 kg Maximum climbing angle 10 depending on the weight of the user Range wit...

Page 26: ...tage 24 volts DC Number of motors 2 units Brake system Electromagnetic brake Braking distance Within 39 4 inches 100 cm Battery Type Lithium battery Rated capacity 8 7 Ah Output voltage 24 volts DC Co...

Page 27: ...Number of wheels 2 wheels 19 Electromagnetic interference warning Exposure to excessive amounts of electromagnetic interference EMI may affect the function of the ZOOMER or possibly cause damage to t...

Page 28: ...y until you have adapted yourself to the ZOOMER and its functions Do not attempt to drive over a drop in the sidewalk or pavement Do not reach outside the wheel base of the ZOOMER causing you to lean...

Page 29: ...ot use the ZOOMER on wet or slippery surface You could lose traction and therefore lose control of the mobility chair especially if the surface is an inclined surface Note If the mobility chair does a...

Page 30: ...ing level sidewalks low angle dry inclines etc Please do not use the ZOOMER on the sand uneven surfaces very loose gravel high grass rough pavement etc These surfaces may cause damage to the wheels be...

Page 31: ...up or down a ramp Never drive the mobility chair on slopes over 10 degrees Never turn around when you are on a slope You may be at risk of tipping over the ZOOMER Avoid driving on inclines that are w...

Page 32: ...cause a short circuit or an electric shock Keep batteries away from flammable materials Avoid exposure to open fire and spark sources Do not transport the battery and flammable or combustible goods t...

Page 33: ...Failure to follow these guidelines could cause damage to the battery 31 Over Current Protector The ZOOMER also has an overcurrent protector If the current supplied to the motor is too high the over c...

Page 34: ...ector When the lithium battery is close to being exhausted the protector will automatically cut off the circuit and the controller will stop working So when you see the red LED light flickering you ne...

Page 35: ...g pins are engaged into their holes Then place your hands on the frame as shown below Lift the ZOOMER using your legs and keeping your back straight Important note This procedure is intended for indiv...

Page 36: ...ble below for the appropriate flashing light fault code When a fault code LED light is flashing first shut down the ZOOMER and restart If the flashing fault code LED light is still flashing please ref...

Page 37: ...ealer for service support The 2nd light flashes The right motor Hall sensor is malfunctioning Contact your local dealer for service support The 3rd light flashes Battery is malfunctioning Charge the b...

Page 38: ...ngage Drive position Also check for loose terminal connections The 7th light flashes The right electric brake is malfunctioning Check whether the right electric brake is in the Free Wheeling position...

Page 39: ...ition 1 Be sure when turning on the power that the joystick is in the middle position 2 If the joystick is in the middle position and all the lights continue to flash then the joystick may be malfunct...

Page 40: ...28 36 Included Components Name Quantity Remarks Mobility Chair 1 Lithium battery 1 Joystick controller 1 Charger 1 Owner s manual 1...

Page 41: ...ue to heavy use improper operation or failure to follow instructions according to this User Manual damage in shipment of the product claims must be presented to the carrier repair attempted repair or...

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