User guide
18
FIG
22
FIG
25
6
Lowe r
the
handlebars
by
releasing
the locking
lev er (Fig
7,
page
8]
The handlebar
will
rest
on
the
floor
mat
Note
place
a
soft
piece
of
material under the painted
console
for
protection
7
Electr i c
Plugs:
Disconnect the
12
pin
‘
white’ connector
(Fig
23]
by
squee zing
the
small
latc h
and
carefully
pulling
apart
Th is
connector
is
polarized
and
can
only
be
re-
connected together one
way
Note
the locating
lugs
on
the
connector
,
do
not
for
ce
these
connectors together
when
refitting
When se cured
through
the
two
chassis
parts, the de-
docking locking
pin
(Fig
24]
is
prevented
from
removal
by
the spring loaded
clip
(Fig
25]
Warning:
It
is
good
practice
to
visually check
this
locking
pin
weekly
for
cor
rect location through
the
two
chassis
points
V
i
sual
access
to
the locking
pin
can
be viewed
through
the
door
in
the rear
body
cover
9
Y
ou
are
now
ready
to
separate
the
two
halves
of
your
Scooter
Warning:
Befo re
you
car
r
y
out
this operation,
have
you
remembered
to
unfasten all
of
the
connectors
and pl ugs?
F
ailure
to
obser
ve
this could
result
in
unnecessary
damage
Carefully
separate
the
two
halves
of
your
Scooter.
(Fig
26]
by
holding
the
‘C
’
shape
handle
on
the rear
of
FIG
23
8
De-Docking
L
ock Pin:
The
de-docking
lock
pin
locates
the rear motive powered
unit
to
the
front
steering
platform
(s ee
F
ig
24]
The
locking
pin
locates
through
FIG
26
the Scooter so that the rear
chassis
remains
level
W
ith
your other
hand,
lift
the
seat
post
vertical
until
the
front
and
rear sections
have
separated
NOTE:
Th is
operation
is
made easier
if
you
first
lower
and
lock
the
tille r
Y
ou
will
find
the
front
section
is
better
balanced
in
this
position
FIG
24
Caution:
Please
k
eep
the rear
chassis level
at all
times
during
the
de-docking
operation,
failure
to
obser
ve
this
caution
will
result
in
the
two
sections
jamming
together
holes
in
the
front
sq u are
chassis
tube
brack
et
and
the rear
chassis
location
tube
The
locking
pin
is
held
for
convenienc e at
one end by
a
ring
and
chain
At
the lower
end
of
the locking
pin
is
a
spring loaded
clip
(see
F
ig
25]