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GOLFBOARD OWNER’S MANUAL 33
4 MAINTENANCE
4.1 NECESSARY MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
The following equipment and tools are required to perform maintenance tasks on the GolfBoard.
If owners do not have the following items, a full professional level tool kit, or individual tools, will
be made available on our website at www.golfboard.com.
Tire pressure gauge - Designed for use with standard Schrader valves.
Allen key set
– For general maintenance, and access to diagnostic port.
Socket set
– Standard socket set for tire replacement and other general maintenance.
Torque wrench
– For accurate installation of axle nuts and deck mounting nuts.
Cleaning tools
– Plastic bristle brush, rags, and approved cleaning solutions.
Grease gun
– Lubrication of gear boxes based on drive-time hours. Uses a standard grease gun
and zerk fitting.
4.2 WINTER INACTIVITY GUIDELINES
In the case of seasonal inactivity or shutdown period the following procedure should be
followed:
1. Completely charge the batteries.
2. Remove AC Adapters from power outlet and charging port on each GolfBoard.
3. Store GolfBoards in a cool dry place, away from the elements, however, do not store in a
location that is constantly below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
4. Batteries will discharge while in storage so you must fully charge batteries every 30
days.
NOTICE
Routine maintenance requirements of the GolfBoard as well as a general maintenance schedule
are listed below. By following the steps outlined, owners will have the information needed to
correctly maintain and prolong the life of their GolfBoard(s). In the case that owner is unable to
perform any of the following care and maintenance procedures, SolBoards Inc., the
manufacturer of the GolfBoard, can assist in finding a regional service provider. Failure to follow
maintenance requirements
will void the manufacturer’s warranty.
WARNING
Failure to follow maintenance instructions and guidelines will void warranty. Do not open battery
box, motor control assembly, or motor. Doing so will void your warranty and could result in injury
or death.