User Manual - Amica Medical Supply
Contents
1. 21 CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 22 BATTERY CHARGER TROUBLESHOOTING 23 CHAPTER 8 SAFETY 24 CHAPTER Oss SERVIC Eis asien 26 CHAPTER 10 SPECIFICATIONS san 28 CHAPTER 11 EMI WARNING 234400 30 4 CHAPTER 1 DELIVERY and UNPACKING The SUPERLIGHT Scooter is delivered to you packed in one Cardboard Box Note The box weight 60kg 132 Ib do NOT attempt to lift it with out assistance 1 1 Unpack as follows See Fig 1 a Place boxes on floor with side up as marked by the arrows on the side of the box b Cut the Plastic Bands c Remove the cardboard Top Cover d Remove all parts from the boxes and lay on the floor Identifying the SUPERLIGHT Components See Fig 1 1 Batteries Cover 2 Frame 3 Seat 4 Batteries left amp right 5 Charger 6 Seat Adapter 7 Tiller 8 Rear Basket 9 Power Unit Figure 1 5 CHAPTER 2 ASSEMBLY 2 1 Installation of the Power Unit a Position the Superlight power Unit on the floor so that the anti tip is backward direction b Lay the frame at the front of the power unit See figure 2 c Lift the frame and install the frame bracket onto to power unit square connecting bracket Make sure the frame is down to the end of the bracket See figure 32. Forward Lever Display Panel Battery Capacity Indicator Vehicle Label 7 and Serial No figure 14 figure 15 3 5 Set the Speed Selector switch as desired 3 6 When extra power is needed i e climbing allowed slopes use the High speed mode 3 8 Battery Capacity Indicator See Fig 15 The Battery Capacity Indicator is part of the Display Panel The indicator contains 4 red leds The battery capacity is proportional to the numbers of the illuminated red leds Not include the green ON led Thus 4 Illuminated leds means 100 80 capacity Thus 3 Illuminated leds means 80 60 capacity Thus 2 Illuminated leds means 60 40 capacity Thus 1 Illuminated leds means 40 20 capacity Thus 1 leds flashing means 20 0 capacity 14 3 7 Lights Operating See Fig 16 To switch on the SUPERLIGHT light use the Right Blue switch WARNING 1 Until you get used to the SUPERLIGHT and its operational features Speed Selector switch should be set at the Low mode Turtle 2 When going down hill always use the low speed mode Notes 1 The Battery Capacity Indicator reset itself to full 4 leds only after full recharge 2 Incase that Charging Adapter is used to charge the Batteries out of the SUPERLIGHT the Battery Capacity Indicator of the vehicle will not reset automatically To reset the Battery Capacity Indicator Turn on the ke
3. figure 2 figure 3 d Secure the frame to the power unit by the anti tip securing arrangement Do that by releasing the knob at the right of anti tip and pulling it upward until the knob is re secured See figure 4 figure 4 figure 4a 6 e To assure that the power unit is properly connected to the frame you can try and lift the frame f Connect the electrical connector coming from the frame to the power unit Socket See figure 4 WARNING After installing the frame onto the power unit and locking it Please check carefully that it is properly positioned and secured 2 2 Joining Tiller to Frame a Place Tiller in front of the Frame See Fig 5 Kneel at the left side of the SUPERLIGHT holding the left side of the Top Handle Bars of the Tiller with your left hand The Tiller should be vertical and slightly inclined backward as shown in Figure 5 b With your right hand lift the Housing at the front end of the Frame and place it above the black Tapered Pin mounted on the Tiller c Let the Housing slide down onto the black Tapered Pin until you hear a click at this time the Retaining Spring should engage the Groove on the Tapered Pin thus locking both sections to each other Figure 5 7 d Connect the Electric Plug to the Socket in the Tiller See Figure 6 Electric Plug Socket figure 6 2 3 Installation of Batteries See Fi
4. 6751456 Email mainbox afiscooters com www afiscooters com P N PRSLOO1
5. bracket of the power unit and lay it on the side See Figure 23 e Now you can pick up the power unit Figure 23 WARNING The power unit weight approximately 14Kg 31 Ibs Lift it only by loading your Knees Never lift it while loading your back 19 CHAPTER 5 CHARGING BATTERIES The Battery Charger supplied with your SUPERLIGHT controls the charging operation prevents over charging and prolongs the life of the batteries Read chargers instructions carefully before using the charger Note There is no ON OFF power switch to the charger 5 1 Charging Batteries See Fig 24 a Insert the Charging Plug into the Charging Socket in the right hand side of the Tiller of the SUPERLIGHT b Plug the power cord of the Charger into a wall outlet c The Charger Lamp will show as follows Red Charger Cord is plugged into the wall outlet Yellow Charging Green Battery are fully charged When charging is complete and you are ready to go unplug the Charger from the wall outlet and then pull out the charging plugfrom the charging socket Power Cord and Plug Figure 24 d Under ideal storage conditions batteries which were charged to full capacity and not used will remain charged for approximately 6 months 20 If you are planning not to use your SUPERLIGHT for an extended period of time we recommend charging it for two days and then disconnecting the batte
6. km h 2 8 mph Reverse up to 5 km h 2 8 mph Maximum allowed load kg 240 lbs Maximum rear basket load kg 22 lbs Maximum traveling distance With battery 18AH 15 20 km 10 12 5 miles With battery 26 AH 20 25 km 12 5 37 5miles with fully charged batteries user weight 75 kg at level surface in high speed mode Maximum downhill slope allowed 7 4 deg Maximum uphill climb slope allowed 7 4 deg Turning radius 27 5 inch Minimum safe turning radius 31 5 inch 29 OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS Cont 7 4 deg Maximum allowed side angle WHEELS amp MARKINGS ON TIRES Front PU Solid or Air tube 6250 mm x 50 mm Rear PU Solid or Air tube 250mm x 50mm GENERAL Drive Rear Transaxle Motor Gear 300 W Batteries 2x18AH 12V 2x26 AH 12V Controls As per ISO 7176 Braking Automatic Electromagnetic Braking Manual Release EMI immunity level 20 V m CHARGER Output 2 0 Amperes 24 Volts Input 85 V to 250 V AC Fuse As marked on charger label Charging time for empty batteries 10 12 hours Depend on batteries Type OPTIONS e Front Basket e Charging Adapter Left seat e Charger form cigarette lighter socket of car specifications are subject to change without notice 30 CHAPTER 11 WARNING All types of electrically powered vehicles such as powered wheelchairs and motorized scooters in this text all types will be referred to as powered vehicles may be susceptible
7. located on the plug and pull b Support the Tiller with your left hand holding the Upper Left Rail c Push the Retaining Spring with the thumb of the right hand until it is freed from the Groove on the black Tapered Pin d Carefully lift the Frame off the Tapered Pin and lay both sections on the floor 17 4 3 Removal of Batteries Batteries can be easily removed from your SUPERLIGHT as follows a Remove Seat and Rear Basket see instructions in paragraph 4 2 above b Open Batteries Cover See Fig 20 1 Pull back Plastic Clip 2 Push the cover backward than up a little from the rear slots in the power unit cover and than forward out c Disconnect cables from batteries unplug Battery Plugs d Remove each battery by pulling it with it s handle See Figure 21 Figure 20 Figure 21 WARNING Failure to follow above instructions could cause pinching of your hand or fingers if battery slides down and causes hand to come in contact with other parts 18 4 4 Removal of Power Unit a Remove the Batteries As explained in 4 3 b Disconnect the electrical connector coming from the frame to the power unit Socket See Figure 22 Releaese of power unit a Figure 22 Figure 22a c Squeeze the rear knob at the right of the anti tip and pushed it downward until locked again See Figure 22a d Pull up the frame from the square
8. radios walkie talkies security fire and police transceivers cellular telephones and other personal communication devices NOTE some cellular telephones and similar devices transmit signals while they are ON even when not being used 2 Medium range mobile transceivers Such as those used in police cars fire trucks ambulances and taxis These usually have the antenna mounted on the outside of the vehicle 3 Long range transmitters and transceivers such as commercial broadcast transmitters Radio and TV broadcast antenna towers and amateur HAM radios 31 NOTE Other types of hand held devices such as cordless phones laptop computers radios TV sets CD players cassette players and small appliances such as electric shavers and hair dryers as far as we know not likely to cause EMI problems to your powered vehicle Powered Vehicle Electromagnetic Interference EMI Because EM energy rapidly becomes more intense as one moves closer to the transmitting antenna the EM filed from hand held radio wave sources transceivers are of special concern It is possible to unintentionally bring high levels of EM energy close to the powered vehicle s control system while using these devices This can affect powered vehicle movement and braking Therefore the warnings listed below are recommended to prevent possible interference with the control system of the powered vehicle WARNINGS Electromagnetic inte
9. yellow or green when the charging plug is inserted into socket in tiller Green light does not turn ON after more then 20 hours The Battery Indicator does not reset into full battery charge after full charging Faulty charger Loose contact between plug and socket Charging fuse popped out Batteries not fully Charger needs repair Faulty charger The key switch was Turn off during charging Replace charger Pull plug and insert again Reset the charging fuse on tiller see fig 12 If problem recurs call Service Center Continue charging overnight If problem persists call Service Center Call Service Center Replace charger Turn on the key switch for 2 minutes Without driving 24 CHAPTER 8 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The SUPERLIGHT can be operated indoors as well as outdoors on flat paved surfaces Please note and strictly adhere to the following Safety Instructions Additional Warnings and Notices are printed in this USER S MANUAL it is imperative that you read carefully all chapters of this Manual before operating the SUPERLIGHT It is also advisable to refresh your memory by re reading this Manual every few months or as applicable to user s memory 8 1 8 2 8 3 8 4 8 5 8 6 8 7 8 8 Get acquainted with the SUPERLIGHT and its operational features before driving it Drive very slowly until you get used to the SUPERLIGHT to its different functions and safety fea
10. Superlight 3 User Manual Designed and manufactured by G AFIKIM WARNING Read the User s Manual carefully before operating the Superlight If you do not fully understand any part of this Manual Please contact your dealer or any of our Service Read this manual step by step Centers as injury or damage may occur from misuse WARNING Electromagnetic Interference can cause powered vehicles to behave erratically which could be dangerous to the user For your safety and protection it is IMPERATIVE that you take time to read Chapter EMI WARNING before operating the Superlight Serial Number Label is affixed to the Tiller See Fig 10 CE CERTIFICATION The Afikim Electric Vehicles Ref Registration Number with the Competent Authority UK is CA 000292 Our Authorized Representative with the Competent Authorities is MEDES LTD POB 231 Stanmore Middlesex HA7 4YA England TEL FAX 0044 181 954 9964 EDITION 02 MODEL SL 3 DATE July 28 2004 Cat 51001 1 SL 3 WORD FILES user manual sI3 User Manual SL3 ver5 DOC 3 CONTENTS Subject Page CHAPTER 1 DELIVERY and 3 GEIAPTER 2 ASSEMBLY ra 5 CHAPTER OPERATING 12 CHAPTER 4 DISASSEMBLY 16 CHAPTER 5 CHARGING 19 CHAPTER
11. a Figure 11 10 2 6 Rear Basket Installation a Install the Rear Basket by placing it on the two Upper Support bracket at the rear ofthe seat back Iying on the Bottom Support See Fig 12 Upper Support Bracket gt Bottom Support Figure 12 2 7 After the assembly make sure that a All parts are undamaged properly assembled and secured b All electrical plugs are properly fastened c The operating levers return automatically to center position when they are squeezed and released It is recommended to charge the batteries overnight before operating the SUPERLIGHT for the first time See Chapter 5 for charging instructions 11 2 8 Seating into the SUPERLIGHT a e For comfort entering into the SUPERLIGHT See Figure 13 Lift the Seat Turning Lever and turn the Seat 45 or 90 degree to the side of the frame Sit down and turn swivel back towards the front of the vehicle while the lever is still pulled up Use the Seat Slider Lever to adjust the Seat forward Backward See Fig 13 Fold the Seat Armrest as desired while getting in or out of the vehicle Note For your safety always keep the armrest closed Forward Down while seated Lever Seat Slide Lever Figure 13 12 CHAPTER 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY CHAPTER 8 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE DRIVING THE SUPERLIGHT Please charge your bat
12. e done only by a trained and authorized technician 21 9 1 9 2 Tires and air pressure inspection As standard the SUPERLIGHT is supplied with PU Polyurethane tires which does not need any service In case of using air tires a Normal air pressure in the SUPERLIGHT tires is essential for retaining the vehicle s travel ability and stabilization b The tires should be inspected for external completeness and general condition and for proper seating of the tire on the entire wheel perimeter c The air pressure of the tires should be inspected every two weeks especially after a long storage time period d Normal tire air pressure 36 psi 2 4 bars e Air pressure may be replenished or inspected in gas stations or by a foot hand pump equipped with pressure gage Cleaning NOTE The SUPERLIGHT should be cleaned with water and soap only Do not clean the vehicle with a water jet stream a Clean the external assemblies only b Upon completion of the cleaning wait for parts to dry 28 CHAPTER 10 SPECIFICATIONS Width Length with straight handlebars Height of seat from floor Ground clearance WEIGHTS Metric kg U S Ib Tiller Frame complete Frame without power unit Power Unit Batteries small each Batteries large each Seat basket Total with small batteries Total with large batteries Speed Speed Selector switch Forward HIGH up to 0 km h 4 Forward LOW up to 5
13. eed reinsert all repair connections If the problem is not resolved call your dealer or Service Center Reset the fuses at the battery side Maximum 2 times turn off on the key Call dealer or Service Center Battery capacity Batteries need Recharge Indicator show low recharging Batteries capacity Main fuse on battery Or the Green lampis assembly poped out Flashing or electrical failure electronic system failure When squeezing The Electro DO NOT DRIVE Operating Lever a Magnetic Brake is SUPERLIGHT click is not heard out of order Call dealer or Service Center When squeezing The Lever internal DO NOT DRIVE Operating Lever either Spring is broken or SUPERLIGHT left or right and displaced Call dealer or releasing itthe Lever Service Center does not return to the neutral position Drive is not smooth or Batteries not Charge Batteries drive is irregular charged or if problem not Batteries need resolved replacement Replace Batteries Call dealer or Service Center Buzzer beeps and Manual release knob Push down the vehicle does not move at top of motor cover release lever when squeezing is turned Call dealer or operating lever Service Center 23 BATTERY CHARGER TROUBLESHOOTING rejau Probable Cause Corrective Action Charger indicator is not ON while the charger is plugged into wall outlet Charger indicator does not change color to
14. g 7 Note Installation of L H Battery is identical to R H Battery L H Battery is shown a Place battery in its location on the frame b Connect Battery Plugs to battery Figure 7 Small Battery Figure 8 Large Battery 8 2 4 Installation of Batteries Cover See Fig 9 a Place Batteries Cover over the Batteries Make sure to insert the rear plates under the cover into the slots in the power unit and that the front of the cover seat properly See Figure 9 Figure 9 c Push the Plastic Clip to secure the Batteries Cover in its location See Figure 10 Figure 10 9 2 5 Seat Installation Figure 11 Seat Installation and Adjust a Insert the Seat Adapter into the Seat Bushing 1 Verify that the Seat Bushing slot is in forward direction 2 Install bolt and washer and tighten the bolts very well using the attached wrench 3 Install and tighten the securing nut very well using attached wrench 4 Install the Seat into the Seat Bushing while the Seat is 45 degree to the side of the frame 5 Press the Seat Turning Lever to place the Seat forward position b Adjusting the height of the Seat Remove nut bolt and washer Change the Seat Adapter height install bolt and washer and tight strongly the securing nut c Install Seat FEIN i Seat Turning Lever Upholstery Adapter Securing Washer Nat f ar
15. he vehicle when there is a fail on control or battery system Release the Manual release of the electromagnetic brake by pulling upward the lever at the rear of the Superlight and push the SUPERLIGHT by hand forward or reverse as needed see figure 17 26 CHAPTER 9 SERVICE Your SUPERLIGHT is designed and built to provide a long useful and troublefree life Occasionally it may require service depending on the conditions and environment to which it was exposed We recommend that for service and repair you maintain contact the authorized dealer where you purchased your SUPERLIGHT If this is not possible please contact one of our Service Centers and we will either assist you over the telephone or provide you with the name and address of the nearest authorized service where you can receive immediate assistance The SUPERLIGHT needs little periodical service but when it does it should be carefully performed at specified times to avoid risk of failure and to insure continuous and smooth operation When servicing the SUPERLIGHT park it on level surface and keep the key disengaged Periodical servicing requirements ie me Check tires for damage and replace if Every two Month eu er check of screws tightening Every half year Inspection of electromagnetic brake Every half year 4 Inspection of the tiller and power unit securing Every half year arrangements Those technical operations for the vehicle should b
16. rference EMI from sources such as radio and TV stations amateur radio HAM transmitters two way radios and cellular phones can affect powered vehicles Following the warnings listed below should reduce the chance of unintended brake release or powered vehicle movement which could result in serious injury 1 Do not operate hand held transceivers transmitters receivers such as citizen band CB radios or turn ON personal communication devices such as cellular phones while the powered vehicle is turned ON 2 Be aware of nearby transmitters such as radio or TV stations and try to avoid coming close to them 3 In unintended movement or brake release occurrences turn the powered vehicle OFF as soon as it is safe 4 Be aware that adding accessories or components or modifying the powered vehicle may make it more susceptible to EMI Note there is no easy way to evaluate their effect on the overall immunity level of the powered vehicle 5 Report to us all incidents of unintended movement or brake release and note whether there is a source of EMI nearby Important information 1 20 volts per meter V m is a generally achievable and useful immunity level against EMI as of May 1994 The higher the level the greater the protection 2 This product as delivered to you has an immunity level of 20 V m Distributed by ELECTRIC VEHICLES Kibbutz Afikim 15148 Israel Tel 972 4 6754814 Fax 972 4
17. ries f If you have not used your SUPERLIGHT for an extended period of time charge the batteries for at least 12 hours before driving There is NO need to disconnect the Charging Plug promptly after the charging is complete HOWEVER do not leave the Charger connected to the batteries for more than two weeks As long as the Charging Plug is the Charging Socket the electronic control of the SUPERLIGHT automatically cuts all power and the SUPERLIGHT can not be driven 5 2 Charging Adapter Optional The Charging Adapter enables charging the batteries when they are removed from the SUPERLIGHT This is needed when a wall outlet is not available close to the SUPERLIGHT s position when you have extra set of batteries or when the SUPERLIGHT is stored In such cases you can remove the batteries from the SUPERLIGHT as per the instructions in Chapter 4 and use the Charging Adapter to charge the batteries a Connect the two Electrical Plugs of the Charging Adapter to the two batteries b Connect the Charging Plug of the Charger to the Charging Socket in the Charging Adapter c Connect the Charger to a wall outlet see 5 1 Note See relevant battery capacity indicator instructions paragraph 3 8 when using charging adapter Note In case that Charging Adapter is used to charge the Batteries out of the SUPERLIGHT the Battery Capacity Indicator of the vehicle will not reset automatically To reset the Battery Capacit
18. tery before first use ca 6 hours 3 1 Mount the SUPERLIGHT insert the Key into the Slot and turn it clockwise to the marked ON position The Key will remain in this position Panel On Light should come ON See Figure 14 3 2 You can drive forward by gently squeezing the Right Hand Operating Lever You can drive reverse by gently squeezing the Left Hand Operating Lever The speed of the SUPERLIGHT is proportional to the deflection of the Levers the more you squeeze the faster you go either direction 3 3 TO STOP Release the Lever it returns automatically to its center neutral position and the SUPERLIGHT stops Note For your safety and comfort the following features are part ofthe normal operating sequence Slight delay after you squeeze the Lever before the motor is engaged When squeezing or releasing the Lever you should hear a click indicating that the Electromagnetic Brake is activated 3 4 SUPERLIGHT has 2 speed modes Low High In the High speed mode marked by the hare symbol next to the Speed Selector switch the maximum attainable speed is 7 5 km h 4 6 mph When selector is in High Speed Mode Green light of switch is ON See Fig 11 b In the Low speed mode marked by the turtle symbol next to the Speed Selector switch the maximum attainable speed is 4 5 km h 2 8 mph When selector is in Low Speed Mode Green light of switch is OFF See Fig 15
19. to electromagnetic interference EMI which is interfering electromagnetic energy EM emitted from sources such as radio stations TV stations amateur radio HAM transmitters two way radios and cellular phones The interference from radio wave sources can cause the powered vehicle to release its brakes move by itself or move in unintended direction It can also damage the powered vehicle s control system The intensity of the interfering EM energy can be measured in volts per meter V m Each powered vehicle can resist up to a certain intensity This is called its immunity level The higher the immunity level the greater the protection At this time current technology is capable of achieving at least 20 V m immunity level which would provide useful protection from the more common sources of radiated EMI This SUPERLIGHT as shipped with no further modification has an immunity level of 20 V m There are a number of sources of relatively intense electromagnetic fields in everyday environment Some of this sources are obvious and easy to avoid Others are not apparent and exposure is unavoidable However we believe that by following the warning listed below your risk of EMI will be minimized The sources of radiated EMI can be broadly classified into three types 1 Hand held portable transceivers transmitters receivers with the antenna mounted directly on the transmitting unit Examples include citizen band CB
20. tures to its braking capabilities and limitations Due to the low ground clearance It is strictly forbidden to climb up or down any obstacle exceeding 6 cm 2 3 Watch carefully for pedestrians and drive your SUPERLIGHT accordingly In crowded area always drive with Speed Selector set on Low turtle Drive ONLY where permitted according to all applicable laws and ordinances DO NOT turn the Key to the OFF position while in motion this may cause abrupt and excessive deceleration which in turn may cause injury to user and damage to the SUPERLIGHT The load in the rear basket should not exceed 10 kg 22 Ib The SUPERLIGHT is designed and built to be carry ONE person only Never operate it with an additional person or child on board CLEANING Never use a hose this may severely damage the power and electronic components Clean your SUPERLIGHT using only a damp cloth with mild detergent 25 8 9 Emergency Braking in case of danger when driving forward Squeeze Reverse Lever to stop In case of danger when reversing squeeze the Forward Lever This may cause abrupt and excessive deceleration which in turn may cause injury to user and damage to the SUPERLIGHT WARNING Persons with impaired capacity and or untrained persons should not operate the SUPERLIGHT under any conditions Special care must be exercised to prevent children from operating the SUPERLIGHT 8 10 Emergency Moving In emergency cases to move t
21. y Indicator Turn on the key switch and wait for 12 seconds without driving 21 CHAPTER 6 STORING CAR see Fig 25 The SUPERLIGHT design its small dimensions and low weight allow for easy and simple storage and transportation in almost all types of cars 6 1 Take off the Seat and the Rear Basket 6 2 Separate the Tiller from the Frame See instructions in Chapter 4 WARNING Never try to lift a fully assembled Frame by yourself as it is heavy and weights 36 4 Kg 80 Ib without the Seat and the Rear Basket 6 3 Remove the batteries as shown in 4 3 6 4 Remove the power unit as show in 4 4 6 3 You can store the SUPERLIGHT in a car AFTER disassembling the Tiller Basket Seat Batteries Frame and Power Unit WARNING The power unit weights 14 5 Kg 32 Ib User should be aware of his capabilities and should refrain from attempting to lift this load if it exceeds whatever he is allowed to lift 6 4 With the help of another person you can lift the complete Frame and place it in the trunk In both cases paragraph 6 3 and 6 4 store the Tiller the Seat and the Basket on top or alongside the Frame as space allows 6 5 Take steps to assure that the sections o and the parts N do not rub against 26 i each other 22 CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING e Probable Cause Corrective Action Green Lamp not ON Cables not properly Check cables and when Key is turned connected or n
22. y switch and wait for 2 minutes without driving Note It is recommended to charge the batteries at the end of each day Notes 1 There is available a model of SUPERLIGHT in which the maximum speed is 6 0 km h 2 Speed can be limited by authorized technician Battery Capacity Indicator Charging Fuse Figure 16 3 9 In case of power fail low battery or other fail The SUPERLIGHT can be pushed manually pulling upward the manual release lever at the rear of the SUPERLIGHT See Fig 17 and pushing the SUPERLIGHT by hand The SUPERLIGHT will not operate and the buzzer will beep until the manual release lever is pushed downward again back to its original position The buzzer will operate only when the key switch is in ON position Release Lever figure 17 16 CHAPTER 4 DISASSEMBLY 4 1 Removal of Seat See Fig 18 a Remove the Rear Basket by lifting it up from its Support Rod b Remove the Seat from the Seat Adapter by lifting the Seat straight up while turning Release Lever is pulled only when the Seat is 45 back direction to the left Electrical Plug figure 18 figure 19 4 2 Separation of Tiller from Frame See Fig 19 For ease of operation we recommend working on the left side of the SUPERLIGHT facing forward a Disengage the Electric Plug from its socket in the Tiller by squeezing the Snap Button
Download Pdf Manuals
Related Search