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Operation
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The dashboard is provided with the latest technology and offers reliable and useful
functions for the operation of your scooter.
The dashboard features the following organs / switches:
A
Indicator left and right*
B Battery-condition meter
C Speed control
D Lighting
E Plug contact
F Horn*
G Alarm lights
*
These keys have been mounted both on the right and on the left of the dashboard.
A. Indicators left / right
By operating the switch (on the left or on the right), the indicator concerned will
start flashing, to indicate that you intend to change your driving direction:
•
move the switch to the left if you wish to turn to the left;
•
move the switch to the right if you wish to turn to the right.
As soon as you have completed your left or right turn, move the switch to its
neutral position to switch off the indicator.
B.
Battery-condition meter
The battery-condition meter gives a general indication of the condition of the
batteries. It is quite normal for the pointer to go down during acceleration, because
the battery voltage is reduced when power is requested. This voltage reduction is
no indication for the capacity of the batteries. When the batteries are fully charged,
the pointer will be at its maximum position. However, this will also be the case if
the batteries are not fully charged, owing to the battery’s characteristics.
The most reliable battery indication is shown while driving on a flat surface.
The battery-condition meter has three areas in which the pointer may rest after the
scooter is switched on.
When the battery is sufficiently charged, the pointer is in the green area. As the
battery is depleted, the pointer will move to the yellow, and, subsequently, into the
red area.
The fields have the following meaning:
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Red: The batteries are depleted and have to be recharged as soon
as possible.
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Yellow: The batteries are quite depleted.
The scooter may be used, but the batteries should very soon be
recharged.
•
Green: The batteries are fully charged.