User guide
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Warning:
Please
tak
e
care
not
to
have
your
thumb
on
the
for
ward/reve rse
control
leve r when
you
switch
‘
o
n
’
your
Scooter
;
this will
result
in your
m a chine
going
into
a
fault
mode
Sw itch
‘
off
’
then
‘
o
n
’
again
to
cle a r
the
fault
Warning:
If
your
Scooter
has
been
adapted
for
left
hand,
forwar
d
operation
then this
pr
ocedure
will
be
reversed:
i.e.
pressing
wit h the le ft t humb
for forwar
d
direction
and
the right thumb
for
reverse
direction.
Warning:
If
you
are
not
an
accomplished
outdoors mobility
product
driver
,
we
strongly
recommend that
you
first
practice
in
an
open
area,
free
from traffic
and
preferably
with
an
attendant
who
can assist
you
MOUNTING
F
or
your
first
drive
mak
e
certain that
you
and
your
Scooter
are
on
a
level
surfac e
P
ut
the power
on/off
k
ey
into
its slot, but
leave
it
turned
off
Stand
behind the
Scooter’s
seat, and reach
down
to
the
‘Seat Lock
Lever
’
It
will
be
on
the
left
side
directly
under the
armrest
Grasp the
‘black’
knob
on
the
lever and
pull up,
releasing
the
Seat
(Fig
11]
It
will
now
turn
easily
to
meet
you
If
need
be,
you
can
lock
the
seat
into
position
to
mak
e
it
steady
before
you
sit
down
Y
ou
can
also
lift
up
the armrest
to
assist
this
procedure
Seat
yourself
and swing
the
seat
to
face
the
handlebars
Mak
e
sure
you
are
straight,
then
release
the spring
assisted lever
,
making
certain that
it
locks
your
seat
firmly in
position
Ne
xt,
turn
the
‘Speed
A
djustment
Dial’
to
minimum
(min],
and
turn
the
‘
on/off
’
k
e
y
to
‘
o
n
’
(Fig
8,
page
8]
(The
batter
y
state
indicator
will
m o ve and
the
green status
light will
illu minate]
Gently
press
the
right
thumb
cont rol
lever (Fig
9,
page
9]
to
start you
in
a
for
war
d
direction
T
o
stop
simply
release
the
lev er
,
the brak
es
will
be
automatically
applied
FIG
11
DISMOUNTING
Alw a ys
switch
off
your
Scooter before
dismounting
Loca te
the
seat
lever and
pull
up
Now
you
can
swing
the
seat
away
,
lock
it,
and
ease
yourself
onto
your
feet
If
you prefer you
can
swing
the
armrests back
to
allow
you
to
pivot on your
seat
and
then
ease
yourself
onto
your
feet
Caution:
Do
not
use
the
handlebars
as a
crutch
to
lev e r
yourself
out of
your
seat
F
ailure
to
obser
ve
this
wa rning
may
damage
the
handlebar mechanism and
mak
e
the S cooter
unstable
P
ARKING
IN
PUBLIC
If
you
need
to
park
and
leave
your
F
r
eerider
Scooter
,
simply
remove
your
k
e
y
Th is
will
k
eep
the brak
e
on
and
mak
e
your
Scooter more
difficult
to
move
It
is best
to
leave
it
in
sight
of
someone
lik
e
a
store
assis tant
etc
who
can
watch
it
for
you
Another
precaut ion
is
to
note
your
se ria l
number
and
the
date
of
pur
chase
Y
our
seria l
number
can
be
found on
a
plate
attached
to
the
front
wheel
cross
m ember
located under the
body
cover
BASIC
DRIVING
Ma k
e
certain
you
are
comfortably
seated
on your
Scooter
and
both
armrests
are
down
Ensure
that the
‘Speed
Control
Dial’
(Fig
8,
page
8]
is
tu rned
to
minimum
for
your
first
drive
When
you
have
become
more
confident you
can
increase
the setting
to
a
higher
speed
P
us h
the
right
‘
Thumb
Lever
Control’
(Fig
9,
page
9],
as
described earlier
Y
ou
will
very
gently
m o ve
for
war
ds
R
elease
the
lever
,
and
you will
gently
stop
Practice these
two
basic
functions
until
you
get
used
to
them
Steering
the
Scooter
is
easy
and
logical by
turning
the
handle
bars
in
the
direction
you
wish
to
manoeuvre
Be
sure
to
remember
to
give
a
wide
clearance
when
tu rning
so that the
rear
wheels
follow
the path
of
the
front
ones,
instead
of
cutting
short
Cutting short on
pavement
corners
or
‘cut outs’
can mean
that
a
back
wheel
will
go
off
the
pavement, causing
a
stability
problem
A
v
oid
this
at all
times by
steering
an
e
xaggerated
wide a r
c
around
the
obstacle