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1. DO NOT exceed the specifications of this scooter or modify
it in any way.
2. DO NOT operate this scooter if your health or medications
you are taking cause you to feel dizzy, affect your thought process,
coordination, or ability to safely operate the scooter.
3. DO NOT operate this scooter after consuming any alcoholic
beverages.
4. DO NOT transfer "on" or "off" the scooter until it
is turned "off", completely stopped, and on a stabel and level surface.
5. DO NOT attempt to ride over curbs or any other obstructions
higher than 2 inches.
6. DO NOT stop when going up an incline. If you must do
so, always lean forward to shift the center of gravity and prevent the scooter
from tipping over backwards.
7. DO NOT stop when going up an incline. If you must do
so, always lean forward to shift the center of gravity and prevent the scooter
from tipping over backwards.
8. DO NOT drive across an incline or attempt to turn while on
an incline.
9. DO NOT back down an incline or allow the scooter to be backed
down an incline.
10. DO NOT turn the power of while the scooter is moving.
11. ALWAYS remember vehicle capacity is limited to one person only.
This scooter is not approved for towing or for weights in excess of
300 pounds.
12. ALWAYS drive straight up and down inclines.
13. ALWAYS turn the power off when the scooter is not in use.
14. ALWAYS use a 3 prong ground receptable. Use of a non-grounded
receptable could result in an electrical shock.
15. ALWAYS reduce to a safe speed when making a turn.
16. ALWAYS keep arms and legs within the confines of the scooter.
17. USE extra caution when climbing inclines (ramps, hills, driveways,
etc.).
18. USE extra caution when braking on an incline or wet or slippery
surfaces as the scooter will take longer to come to a complete stop.
19. USE caution when operating the scooter in bad weather (rain, snow,
subfreezing temperatures, etc.) or driving through water as moisture could
affect the control system or other parts
of the unit either temporarily or permanently.
20. MAINTAIN tire pressure as shown on the tire's side wall to insure
proper performance of your scooter.
21. OPERATOR must remain seated with the seat locked in the forward
position when he scooter is moving.
22. NEVER hose off your scooter or allow it to come in direct contact
with water.
23. NEVER use your scooter in a shower or steam room.
24. NEVER charge batteries which may be frozen.
25. NEVER sit on your scooter while the scooter is in free wheel mode.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) refers to the effects that outside sources of electromagnetic energy (radio and television broadcasts, CB radios, garage door openers, cellular telephones, etc.) might have on the control systems of your scooter. The interference from these sources could cause the scooter to release its brakes, move by itself, or move in an unintended direction. EMI could also result in permanent damage to the control system.
The sources of electromagnetic energy can be broadly classified into three
types:
1. Hand-held short-range portable transceivers. These
are trasmitter-receivers with the antenna mounted directly on the unit.
Examples include: citizen band
(CB) radios; "walkie talkies", security, fire, and police transceivers; cellular
telephones and similar devices that trasmit signals even when not in use.
2. Medium range mobile transceivers. These usually have
the antenna mounted outside of a vehicle or building. Examples include:
police, fire, ambulance, and taxi
transceivers.
3. Long range transmitters nd receivers. These usually
have the antenna mounted on a tower. Examples include: commercial radio
and television
broadcasts and amateur (HAM) radios.
Note: Other types of hand-held devices like cordless phones,
lap top computers, AM/FM radios, and small appliances like hair dryers or
electric shavers may also generate
electromagnetic energy, but it is such a small amount that, as far as we
know, no EMI problems should occur with these devices.
Your scooter has been tesed and found to meet
the minimum required immunity level (20 v/m) for electromagnetic interference.
Even with an immunity level of 20 volt/meters, certain precautions must be followed to ensure that your scooter will not be affected by outside electromagnetic sources.
1. Do not operate hand-held transceivers such as citizen band (CB)
radios or turn on powered communication devices such as cellular phones while
your scooter is turned on.
2. Be aware of nearby transmitters, such as radio or television stations,
and avoid coming close to them.
3. If an unintended movement should occur while operating your scooter, turn
it "OFF" as soon as it is safe.
4. Be aware that if you do operate any electrically powered accessories (raidos,
cellular phones, computers, or other devices, etc.) that your scooter may
become more susceptible to interference from
outside electromagnetic sources.
5. Report all incidents of unintended movement or unexpected brake releases
to Electric Mobility's customer service center immediately.
In this section, we will acquaint you with the many features of your scooter and how they work. Upon receipt of your scooter, inspect for any damage. Your scooter consists of a Frame Assembly, Drivetrain Assembly, Seat Assembly, Tiller Assembly, Battery Charger and Batteries, and Owner's Manual. Contact your sales agent if any questions arise.
Your scooter is equipped with maintenance free, sealed lead acid batteries.
These batteries require no maintenance other than to ensure that they
are properly charged. If other batteries are used, check with your
battery supplier for proper battery care and maintenance instructions.
Your scooter comes supplied with two battery cables. Attach the red
wire of the first cable to the (+) terminal of the first battery. Attach
the black wire of the first cable to the (-) terminal of the first battery.
Repeat this procedure for the second battery.
Note: Because your batteries may only have a partical charge when you first receive your scooter, you may not experience full riding time until you have fully charged them. Your scooter is equipped with an on-board battery charger. Charging your batteries as specified below will ensure maximum life, power, and range.
1. Park the scooter near a 3 prong grounded electrical receptable.
2. Turn the scooter power (key) off while charging the batteries.
3. Remove the trunk lid. Take the power cord plug from the pouch
in the trunk area and plug it into the 3 prong grounded electrical
receptacle.
4. Check the charger indicator lights (located on the left side undesr
the trunk lid). You will find two lights; one will be red (indicating
the charger is working properly) and one that is white
(indicating that the batteries need to be charged). When the white
ight turns to a gree light (indicating that the batteries are
fully charged the batteries after daily use, regardless of the
battery depletion level. We do not recommend that you leave your scooter
continously charging because
there is no added benefit after the batteries have reached their full charge.
Note: There is a fuse located on the charger box. The control box is located under the trunk lid.
1. Speed Control - Speed Dial regulates the speed of the scooter. Start at the slowest speed until you feel confident with controlling your scooter safely. Turn the speed dial to the left to decrease the speed. Turn the speed dial to the right to increase the speed. Do not accelerate beyond your ability to control the scooter.
2. Forward/Reverse - To move forward, squeeze the right side of the speed engage lever towards handle grip. To move in reverse, squeeze the left side of the speed engage lever towards the handle grip.
3. Battery Level Indicator - Indicates the charge level of your batteries. If the needle goes into the red area, the batteries need to be charged as soon as possible. If the needle is all the way to the right side of the green area, the batteries are fully charged. As the needle moves to the red area it indicates the depletion level.
4. Horn - The horn is activated by pressing the horn button on the control panel. Releasing the horn button deactivates the horn. The horn is useful to warn people or animals that you are coming towards them. You may also find it find it helpful to use it when rounding blind corners or backing up.
5. Half Speed Switch - The half speed switch is a feature which allows the scooter to reduce whatever speed you are traveling by 50% just by the touch of a switch. If your scooter is equipped with a half speed switch, turn the "Half Speed Switch "ON" to cut your speed in half. To return to the speed you were traveling, turn the Half Speed Switch "OFF".
6. Light Switch - To turn the head light "ON", press down on the right side of the toggle switch. To turn the head lights "OFF", press down on the left side of the toggle switch.
7. Turn signals - If your scooter is equipped with turn signals, you can activate the right turn signal by pressing down on the right side of the toggle switch. To activate the left turn signal, press down on place toggle switch in the middle position.
8. Four Way Flashers - If your scooter is equipped with four way flashers, you can activate them by pressing the "ON" side of the toggle switch. To deactivate the four way flashers, press the "OFF" side of the toggle switch.
9. Key Switch - The key switch operates three functions: OFF,
ON and the Electric Seat Lift
a) OFF position (turn the key straight up and down,
the scoorer will not work).
b) On position (turn the key to the right, scooter
has power and is ready to operate).
c) Electric seat lift (optional) - Turning
the key to the left position activates the electric seat lift and will allow
you to adjust the seat up or down. To
move the seat up, squeeze the right side of the
speed engage levr towards handle grip. To move the seat down, squeeze the
right side of the speed
engage lever towards handle grip. To move the seat down, squeeze
the left side of the speed engage lever towards the handle grip. Adjusting
the speed dial will
determine how fast the seat will move up or down. Do not drive with
the seat raised higher than the lowest position.
Whenever the speed engage lever is moved out of the neutal position, the electronmagnetic brake will automatically release and your scooter will move. When the speed engage lever is released, it will return to the neutral position and the scooter will decelerate and come to a complete stop. The parking brake will then engage, preventing further movement of your scooter. If your scooter ever moves in an unexpected manner, release the speed engage lever and turn off the power. Your unit is equipped with a programmable controller that has a high peddle disable safety feature. This will prevent unexpected acceleration of the scooter if the speed engage leveer is activated at the same time you turn the key "ON". To reset the controller, release the the speed engage lever and turn the key "OFF" for a couple fo seconds, then turn it back "ON".
Hand Brake For Model 329LE - The 329LE model scooter is designed with an
additional hand brake for emergency braking. To engage the hand brake,
just squeeze the brake lever to the handle grip and release it when you want
the brake to disengage.
After you squeeze the brake lever to the handle grip and you decide you want
a faster response, turn the brake drum adjusting nut located on the back
of the inside left rear tire clockwise for more tension on the brake drum.
If you want a slower response, turn the brake drum adjusting nut
counterclockwise for less tension on the brake drum. Adjustments should
not exceed one half turn before testing tension by actuating the brake lever.
The 329LE model scooter is designed with an additional hand brake for emergency
braking. To engage the hand brake, just squeeze the brake lever to
the handle grip and release it when you want the brake to disengage.
After you squeeze the brake lever to the handle grip and you decide you want
a faster response, turn the brake drum adjusting nut located on the back
of the insideleft rear tire clockwise for more tension on the brake drum.
If you want a slower response, turn the brake drum adjusting nut
counterclockwise for less tension on the brake drum. Adjustments should
not exceed one half turn before testing the brake tension by actuating the
brake lever.
Note: Do not over adjust the brake drim too tight or too loose. Adjusting the brake drum to tight is not good for the brake drum nor for the operation of the vehicle. Adjusting the brake drum to loose will not allow you to safely operate the vehicle. It may cause serious bodily injury or damage to your vehicle.
Warning!
Manual Mode - Your scooter features a "free wheel" mode for manual operation. To activate manually, turn the key switch OFF and locate the brake release lever under the rear cover on the right side of the drivetrain. Push lever to the "up" position to disengage the brake. Push the lever to the "down" position to reengage the brake. When the scooter is in manual mode, you will have no brakes. You will be unable to operate the scooter.
Warning!
Before operating the scooter, made sure the brake lever is in ride (down) position to prevent the vehicle from rolling. Failure to do so may result in injury. Never sit in your scooter if it is in "free wheel" mode.
Your scooter is made up of 5 main pieces: tiller, front section, drive train,
seat, rear, rear chassis cover, plus a basket and two batteries.
Note: For model 329LE follow instructions from 1 to 8 in the disassembly
section and 5 to 13 in the reassembly section of this manual.
1. Turn the key OFF.
2. Remove the front basket by lifting it off the mounting post.
3. Pull up the boot at the bottom of the tiller. Disconnect the
wiring plug by squeezing the clip and pulling the plug apart.
4. Remove the tiller by loosening the hand clamping bolt located under
the tiller boot facing the rear. Pull the tiller straight up and out
of the base.
5. Remove the seat straight up and out of the seat post assembly.
6. Remove rear plastic cover by holding the rear cover just in front
of the rear wheel. Unfasten the velcro material by slightly pulling
the cover out way from
the frame. Lift cover enough to unplug the light
connection located uner the left side of the cover (if applicale). Lift
cover straight up and off the scooter.
7. Unplug all wire connections to the drivetrain, control box, batteries
and charger. Squeeze the clips on the plugs before pulling apart.
8. Remove batteries by unfastening the velcro straps and lifting batteries
out.
9. Remove the two anti-tip casters on the rear bumper by depressing
the spring loaded ball pins and pulling them straight out. Note if
the casters are facing up or down, replace them in the
same direction. Remove optional rear basket if installed.
10. Stand the unit up on its rear bumper by lifting the front end of the
scooter.
11. Remove the two quick release pins which fasten the drivetrain assembly
by pulling them straight out.
12. Standing at the side of the unit, hold the seat post in one hand and
the front of the scooter in the other hand. Slightly lift the seat
post, pivoting the front end forward. Remove
the front section from the drivetrain assembly by lifting straight up.
1. Place the drivetrain assembly upright on the rear bumper.
2. Holding the front section in one hand and the seat post in the other
hand, place it onto the leaf springs by aligning them into the leaf spring
brackets. Make sure
the up position of the drive train and the seat post are facing in the same
direction.
3. Insert the quick release pins through the holes in the leaf spring
bracket, making sure that the pin goes through both sides of the bracket.
4. Lower the front of the scooter onto the floor.
5. Place both batteries into the battery trays and fasten them with
the velcro straps.
6. Connect all of the connectors to the drivetrain, control box, batteries,
and charger.
7. Place the rear plastic cover over the seat post and let it rest
on the chassis. Plug in the light connection located under the left
side of the cover (if
applicable). Align the cover over the frame and press
down firmly onto the frame.
8. Replace the anti-tip casters located at the bottom of the rear
bumper by facing them up if you have 10 inch rear wheels or down if you have
12 inch rear wheels. Squeeze the spring locked
ball pins in and push the caster into the square hole of the frame until
they lock into position.
9. Place the seat onto the unit by guiding it into the seat post
hole. Make sure the seat is inserted all the way and that it is locks
in the forward position.
10. Replace the tiller into the square hole located in the front cover.
Tighten the hand clamping bolt, securing the tiller in position.
11. Connect the tiller plug by aligning the keyway of the plug and pressing
straight down until it clicks.
12. Place the tiller boot over the ring on the front of the tiller.
1. Turn the key OFF.
2. Remove the seat by pulling it straight up nd out of the seat post
assembly.
3. Remove rear plastic cover by holding the rear cover just in front
of the rear wheel. Unfasten the velcro material by slightly pulling
the cover out away from the frame.
Lift cover enough to unplug the light connection located under the
left side of the cover (if applicable). Lift cover straight up and
off the scooter.
4. Unplug all wire connections to the tiller, drivetrain, control box,
batteries and charger. Squeeze the clips on the plugs before pulling
apart.
5. Remove batteries by unfastening the velcro straps and lifting batteries
out.
6. Remove the two anti-tip casters on the rear bumper by depressing
the spring loaded ball pins and pulling them straight out. Note if
the casters are facing up or down, replace them in the same direction.
Remove optional rear basket if installed.
7. Remove the tiller by pulling the tiller straight up and out of the
base. Set the tiller down on the floor near the unit. Remove
the front cover by lifting it straight up ( fastened with velcro material).
Note how the tiller wire harness is routed through the frame before
removing front cover completely. You will need that information
during reassembly.
8. Stand the unit up on its rear bumper by lifting the front caster
beam assembly. Do not lift using the foot plate.
9. Remove the two quick release pins which fasten the drivetrain asssembly
located on the under side of the unit by pulling them straight out.
10. Standing at the side of the unit, hold the seat post in one hand
and the front caster beam assesmbly in the other hand. Slightly lift
the seat post pivoting the front end forward. Remove the front secton
from the drivetrain assembly by lifting straight up.
1. Place the drivetrain assembly upright on the rear bumper.
2. Holding the front section of the unit in one hand and the seat post
in the other hand, place the front section onto the leaf springs by aligning
them into the leaf spring brackets. Make
sure the up position of the drivetrain and the seat post are facing in the
same direction.
3. Insert the quick release pins through the holes in the leaf spring
bracket, making sure that the pin goes through both sides of the bracket.
4. Lower the front of the scooter onto the floor by holding the front
beam assembly, not the foot plate.
5. Feed the tiller wire harness through the hole of the front cover
on the side that the tiller will be installed.
6. Hold the front cover so that the flat side of the cover is facing
the rear of the unit. Place the cover over the caster beam assembly
allowing the plug end of the wire harness to lay in the
middle of the unit between the two battery trays. Align the cover so
it is straight on the unit and push the cover down so
that the velcro material makes contact.
7. Make sure the front wheels are facing forward. Insert the
tiller through the hole in the front cover by holding it with the key facing
the seat. You may have to
turn the tiller slightly to the right or left to find the groves in the hole.
Make sures the wire harness is positioned in the cut out located on
the side of the hole.
8. Place both batteries into the battery trays and fasten them with
the velcro straps.
9. Connect allof the wire connections to the drivetrain, control box,
batteries, tiller and charger.
10. Place the rear plastic cover over the seat post and let it rest
on the chassis. Plug in light connection located under the left side
of the cover (if
applicable). Align the cover over the frame
and press down firmly onto the frame.
11. Place the seat onto the unit by guiding it into the seat post
hole.
12. Replace anti-tip caster located at the bottom of the rear bumper
by facing them up if you have 10 inch rear wheels or down if you have 12
inch rear wheels. Squeeze
the spring locked ball pins in and push the caster into the square hole of
the frame until they lock into position.
NOTE: ALWAYS HAVE YOUR SCOOTR TURNED "OFFE" PRIOR TO SERVICING OR INSPECTION.
Tires - Maintain tire pressure that is shown on the side wall of the
tire, or if not shown use 45 psi. It is recommended that you replace
the tire when the tread depth is less than 1/32 of an inch.
Seat Post Lubrication - Clean and lubricate the post on the bottom
of the seat and inside of the seat post to ensure smooth operation.
Electrical Connections - Check the battery terminal and all plug
connectors to make sure that there is a tight connection. If the battery
terminals are corroded, disconnect the leads and clean all connections with
a soft wire brush. Reconnect the leads and apply a protective coating
(like petroleum jelly) to prevent corrosion.
Hardware Inspection - Make sue that all fasteners (bolts, clips, etc.)
are present and secure. Replace any missing fasteners and tighten any
that have become loose.
Cleaning - Wash your scooter using a sponge along with a solution
of warm water and a mild household detergent. Avoid getting excess
water inside electrical components and bearings, as damage may occur.
If you are not able to get your scooter moving properly, check the
following:
1. Make sure the key is in the "ON" position.
2. Make sure that the circuit breaker located on the control box is
not "tripped".
3. Make sure the fuse located on the charger is not "blown".
4. Make sure that the brake release is not in the "free wheel" mode.
5. Make sure that the batteries are fully charged.
6. Make sure that the battery charger is not plugged into an electrical
outlet.
7. Make sure that all connections are tight.
8. Make sure the half speed switch is in "OFF" position if you can
not reach maximum speed.
9. Your unit is equipped with a programmable controller that has a
high peddle disable safety feature. This prevents unexpected acceleration
of the scooter if the speed engage lever is activated at the same time you
turn the key "ON". To reset the electrical program controller, release
the speed engage lever and turn the key "OFF" for a couple of seconds and
then turn it back "ON".
Note: If you have tried all of the suggestins listed above and still are unable to get your scooter moving, call authorized service center.
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