User manual A721-A741
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1. Engine cooling liquid On front axle Sound level at fixed point On rear axle Value of sound level dBA 79 Unladen weight of the vehicle Corresponding compression speed rpm total On front axle On rear axle SPECIFICATIONS cont d TRANSMISSION OF MOTION BRAKING e Type of gearbox Continuously variable e Brake service transmission e Type of clutch centrifugal SPECIFICTIONS FRONT REAR e Control mode automatic Type Drum e Type of transmission engine speed Diameter 160 mm variator reduction reverse gear axle Mean radius wheels Brake pad surface 108cm2 e Maximum speed 45km h Adjustment Front and rear brake linings are operated by SUSPENSION hydraulic pistons controlled by a double circuit e Front independent suspension MacPherson master cylinder This master cylinder includes on type double action hydraulic and telescopic its upper part a brake fluid reservoir and it is shock absorbers and helical springs controlled from the inside of the vehicle by means e Rear independent suspension double action of a pedal located near the right foot of the driver hydraulic and telescopic shock absorbers A limit switch allows to reduce automatically the and helical springs braking efficiency on the rear axle assembly Emergency Handbrake STEERING A lever located near the right hand Rack and pinion steering between the two seats of the vehicle e Overall turning circle2. Fill with alcohol free 7 Vz windscreen wash fluid COOLANT FLUID COOLANT FLUID LEVEL Must be checked when the engine is cold to prevent burning The coolant fluid must cover the upper grill of the radiator To check remove the radiator cap 6 Replace the radiator cap securely NB It is important to replace the coolant every 2 years BRAKING FLUID BRAKING FLUID LEVEL The level must be between the two marks Fill up if necessary see page NB It is important to replace the brake fluid every 2 years In case of vehicle breakdown outside your dealer s region please call 04 79 61 42 45 tell us in which region you are located and we will inform you of the nearest AIXAM service agent SI GE SOCIAL ET USINE 56 route de Pugny B P 112 F 73101 AIX LES BAINS CEDEX Tel 33 0 4 79 61 42 45 T l copie 33 0 4 79 35 06 11 Length 3050 mm ATTENTION The maximum admissible load on the roof bars is 35 Width 1474 mm kgs Height 1570 mm 20 mm DO NOT LOAD DIRECTLY ONTO THESE BARS BUT USE CROSS BAR KITS Front overhang Z 471 mm THAT ARE AVAILABLE FROM MOST RETAIL OUTLETS Rear overhang 615 mm FOR YOUR SAFETY AND FOR OTHER Wheelbase 1960 mm ROAD USERS ENSURE THAT YOUR LOAD IS SECURED CORRECTLY ON Front track 1285 to 1300 mm THE ROOF BARS BEFORE SETTING OFF Rear track 1265 to 1280 mm 0AE101
3. m operates mechanically the rear brake through a compensator and two cables This brake is adjusted mechanically using an adjustment in the area of each of the rear wheels A safety catch holds this brake in applied position SPECIFICATIONS cont d BODY e Body light motor quadricycle QLOMP e Body materials thermoformed ABS e Number of seats 2 e Seats 2 e Number of doors 2 e Type of glass material Windscreen laminated glass Your AIXAM must be maintained Side windows tempered plate glass Rear windows tempered plate glass within the AIXAM dealer network LIGHTING AND SIGNALS CCS For maintenance and repair of your Flashing lights 12V 21W AIXAM use only original AIXAM Sidelights 12V 5W Dipped headlights and main beam 12V 50W 60W parts e Rear lights Tail lights and brake lights 12V 21W 5W Fog lights 12V 21W Reversing lights 12V 21W PRE DELIVERY CHECKS After manufacturing your AIXAM with the utmost care the following final checks are carried out by an authorised AIXAM dealer to ensure your complete satisfaction e Check for correct operation of doors windows glove box sunroof bonnet hatchback etc e Check tool kit e Check levels in Engine oil Transmission oil Windscreen fluid Brake fluid Engine coolant and antifreeze e Check for leaks in Braking system Cooling system e Check tyre pressure including spare tyre e Check tightness
4. Check electrical charging circuit Check all lights and electrical system Road test vehicle CHECKS AND OPERATIONS TO BE Se SOOOKMANDIEVERY Par nat A eee 0 PERFORMED DURING SERVICING i 5000 km SERVICE 000 km AND ATTENTION Maintenance operations to be performed regularly in addition to recommended services Every year Replace brake fluid Every two years Replace coolant fluid Never use four star petrol or unleaded petrol as antifreeze in diesel oil Use only products recommended for this purpose 1 000 km or 1 year service Date JL LILI LIL day month year Km LILILILI FREE LABOUR COST Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 15 000 km or 1 year service pate LIL DIET CE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 5 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL DIET QT month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 20 000 km or 1 year service pate QI DIET QT month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 10 000 km or 1 year service pate LI DIT OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 25 000 km or 1 year service pate LI LCI CE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 30 000 km or 1 year Date FIL DIET CE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 45 000 km or 1 year service pate LI QI OE month year Km OLLI Stamp
5. and security of wheel nut torque steering joints engine transmission gearbox and general fittings e Check all electrical components and lighting system e Check engine idling speed e Check steering alignment e Road test vehicle e Clean inside and outside of vehicle e Check condition of battery charge and security of battery connections SERVICE OPERATIONS AND SCHEDULE 1ST SERVICE ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS AT BETWEEN 500 er ps ating 10 000 km AND EVERY 1000 km 10 000 km Change oil and replace oil filter O Change transmission oil O Check and top up transmission oil if necessary CHECKS AND OPERATIONS TO BE PERFORMED DURING SERVICING Check coolant level and top up if necessary Check for leaks in coolant system Check brake fluid level top up if necessary Check for leaks in braking system Check brake efficiency including hand brake Check and inspect brake drums replace worn components as necessary Check electrolyte level of battery top up with demineralised water if necessary Lubricate battery terminals Check drive belt condition change if necessary SERVICE OPERATIONS AND SCHEDULE cont d Check and clean front pulley Check front pulley for play and replace wear washers if necessary Check nut torque wheels engine etc Clean or replace air filter element O clean Replace fuel filter Check all tyre pressures including spare
6. fuel from the service station pump do not continue to add fuel for longer than 5 seconds Remove the nozzle Replace the fuel cap and lock Attention The fuel is explosive and flammable Extinguish all flames and abstain from smoking CONTACT STARTING CONTROLS S ANTI THEFT To release the steering lightly manoeuvre the steering wheel while turning the key gently TS ACCESSORIES RUNNING POSITION The contact is made Do not leave the control in this position when not using the vehicle the battery may discharge G STARTER Start position release when engine starts STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE e Check first the handbrake is engaged and the gearshift lever is in neutral e Put the key into the contact position and wait until the engine pre heating light is off e Start the engine by turning the key to the start position then release the key e To stop the engine return the key to the anti theft position DRIVING ADVICE Before departing check Position of rear view mirror Seat position Fuel level Put on and adjust safety belt Drive using only one foot to avoid using both pedals accelerator and brake at the same time which will avoid premature wear of both transmission and braking systems Reduce engine speed on descents If you need to mount a curb carefully mount at the lowest possible point or else you risk damaging the Suspension and prematurely
7. s seat ensure that it is correctly installed in the vehicle Follow the manufacturer s installation instructions supplied with the seat Verify that the weight of the child correctly matches the seat specifications INSTRUMENTATION Z f I WOO OYWO DO Fuel gauge en 10 Rear fog lights Neutral gear position indicator 11 Right setting button Battery charge indicator 12 Water temperature gauge Left indicator 13 Hazard lights Speedometer 14 Diesel engine pre heat indicator Right indicator 15 Rear window de icing indicator Handbrake light 16 Oil pressure warning Dipped headlights 17 Left setting button High beams 18 Front brake pad wear warning light 1 2 3 4 5 6 T 8 9 according to vehicle model INSTRUMENTATION Depending on the vehicle model there are 2 instrumentation panels one with a single digital screen and the other with two digital screens one on the right and the other on the left MODEL WITH DIGITAL SCREEN ON LEFT 1 Fuel gauge 4 Trip meter and maintenance indicator QUI ER END The fuel gauge is the two digital screen model on right and left of bargraph type 6 bars and dashboard as the level of fuel reduces e The usage of the trip meter is the same as in the tank the bars fall The explained in the previous paragraph fuel minimum is exhibited The maintenance indicator lets you to know in when the last bar flashes advance when the vehicle is due for service Two a
8. the bulb ENGINE OIL ENGINE OIL LEVEL All engines consume a small quantity of oil It is therefore important to check the level of oil at regular intervals or before a long journey Perform the check with the engine warm and the vehicle Stationary Park the vehicle on a flat surface and stop the engine Wait a few moments to allow the oil to settle in order to give a true and exact measurement of the oil Take out the dipstick and wipe with a clean cloth Put it back in as far as it will go Take it out again and read the quantity shown between the two marks If the level of oil is less than the maximum limit remove the oil filler cap and replenish to the maximum limit with the specified oil page 15 Replace the filler cap securely Check the oil is at the proper level using the dip Carefully close the filler cap VERY 5000 km CHANGE ENGINE OIL The engine must be warm REVERSING AXLE OIL Remove the filler cap 1 Unscrew the sump plug 2 and let the oil drain out Change the washer sump plug 5 Filler cap Fasten the sump plug Fill the engine with oil according to the quantity indicated page 15 A1XBM pr conise Mobil 41 TRANSMISSION OIL 3 Level plug 4 Drain plug Every 10 000 km change the transmission oil Operation to be performed after having used the vehicle Always fill to the precise level indicated page 15 WINDSCREEN FLUID
9. warranty information may be requested by any member of the approved AIXAM dealer network The customer must present his users manual bearing the vehicle vendor s stamp the delivery date to the customer and the stamp of the authorised AIXAM dealer who preformed the servicing between 500 an 1000 km indicated by the manufacturer To comply with the warranty conditions the vehicle must receive a service at an approved AIXAM dealer between 500 1000 km The AIXAM dealer will carry out free of charge excluding components and consumables the necessary checks and services recommended by the manufacturer for the relative mileage After completion of the service the approved AIXAM dealer will stamp the handbook in the designated area and indicate the date and actual mileage at the time of service The warranty covers any replacement or rectification according to manufacturers instructions for any parts acknowledged as faulty These operations will be free of charge The costs of breakdown services and delivery to a service centre are not included Any replacement or rectification work carried out during the warranty period will not extend the warranty period However the warranty period will be extended for a period equal to that which is necessary to complete the warranty work under the condition that the said work requires that the vehicle to be immobile for at least 7 consecutive days law of 18 January 1992 Art 4 Parts replaced during w
10. wearing out the tyres VEHICLE CARE ATTENTION The use of chemical products can be dangerous Some are toxic others ignite close to an open flame or heat source In poorly ventilated areas inhalation of the fumes of particular substances can cause illness or poisoning Read and follow directions carefully for all chemical products When using ensure proper ventilation by opening doors and windows The following products are prohibited for use on the vehicle Petrol Benzene Naphtha Carbon tetrachlorine Acetone Paint thinners Teretentine essence Varnish thinners Nail varnish remover Etc These products are dangerous and risk damaging the vehicle CLEANING THE CABIN Vacuum the cabin to remove dust Clean plastic panes with soap and water Clean the upholstery and carpets with cleaning products designed for that use CLEANING THE BODY Immediately clean the vehicle if it is exposed to elements that may corrode discolour or stain the body notably Sea water or chemical products used for de icing the roads in winter Soot and dust ash chemical products acids tars etc Bird droppings insect debris tree resin etc CLEANING Use only liquid soap and water Avoid direct sun or freezing temperatures Do not use automatic car washes Do not use steam or pressure washes CLEANING OF WINDOW AND GLASSES Clean windows with soap and water or a suitable glass cl
11. 11 see page 24 for 3 seconds and the hours will flash e Pulse the button to adjust the hours e Proceed in the same way to adjust the minutes To finish adjustment give a long press Temperature indicator It flashes when the temperature reaches 3 degrees to indicate a risk of black ice Trip meter total Adjustment of instrumentation brightness During the day when the lighting system is extinguished the lighting of the instrumentation can not be regulated At night once the lighting is functioning you can regulate the lighting of the instrumentation To adjust press repeatedly on button 11 See page 24 The brightness will increase with each press until it reaches maximum intensity and then will revert to minimum intensity according to vehicle model INSTRUMENTATION WARNING LIGHTS Battery charge indicator Should extinguish when the engine runs If the light remains illuminated contact the nearest AIXAM service agent Oil pressure indicator Should extinguish when the engine runs If the light remains illuminated stop the engine immediately Check that the oil level is adequate and top up if necessary If light still remains on in Spite of proper oil level contact your AIXAM agent as soon as possible Water temperature gauge Should extinguish when the engine runs If the light remains illuminated stop the engine immediately Leave the engine to cool down for 30 minutes before checking the level of coolant
12. L gt oe An e or _ s b ALP m Fy i cub A Dear client You have just taken possession of your new AIXAM and we thank you for your patronage AIXAM vehicles are recognised for their quality and our authorised dealer network is at your disposal to ensure customer satisfaction Please read the entire handbook caretully in order to fully familiarise yourself with the maintenance conditions We would like to bring to your attention four important safety measures to ensure your own safety and that of your passengers Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs Always abide by the speed limit and never drive faster than the traffic conditions permit Always use a seat belt and the appropriate child safety seats Always inform your passengers of the correct way to use the safety features Have a good trip AIXAM After Sales Service CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF WARRANTY Document is to be returned within 48 hours to the firm AIXAM MEGA 1st day of release Vehicle owner Address Town Postcode Telephone The undersigned acknowledges to have received the vehicle with the chassis number indicated opposite in impeccable condition Owner s signature Authorised Dealer Stamp AIXAM MEGA 56 ROUTE DE PUGNY BP 112 F 73101 AIX LES BAINS CEDEX FRANCE VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS Transmission No Registration No 1 day of release Vehicle o
13. LOCKING FROM THE INTERIOR OF THE VEHICLE 4 Unlock 5 Lock LOCKING AND UNLOCKING FROM THE EXTERIOR OF THE VEHICLE 1 Insert the key 2 Lock 3 Unlock OPENING THE HATCHBACK OPENING THE BONNET Pull on the handle a Pull towards located adjacent to the A you the lever driver s safety belt Lift Le located under the hatchback up to its ee the dashboard maximum position d on the left without forcing Both a gas strutts will keep it open D ee TPs OP REN SD SECO Ty Shee nee CR RE UE Sas eg LC Tag SE Se NEN Eet ES LT ak CP REC Ree ae Ret ORES Sp PEE ED seas FRE ASIA EE 4 st iZ BA AA DE MR EE FO Laie Lift the bonnet which CLOSING THE HATCHBACK pushing on the safety bolt To support the bonnet insert the bonnet stay into the location provided for the purpose Lower the hatchback up to three quarters of its opening then let it down Do not forget to check if it is properly locked CLOSING THE BONNET Release the bonnet stay and secure it Then lower the bonnet for about 50 cm and let it go so that it closes by its own weight OPENING OF DOOR WINDOWS MANUAL WINDOW CONTROL ELECTRIC WINDOW CONTROL KE WRI j The two electric window switches are located under the central fa ade of the dashboard 1 Switch for left window 2 Switch for right window SEATS AND SAFETY BELTS ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT SEATS HEAD REST Adjust the drivers seat to a position that allows easy
14. NT REGULATOR open closed The vents are permanenily fitted onto the grills in order to direct the flow of air up down right left ASHTRAY Pull forwards to open To remove the ashtray grip the protruding handle and pull forward ATTENTION When you empty the ashtray be sure there are no embers because they are a fire hazard CIGAR LIGHTER Push the cigar lighter in until it stops It is ready to use when it pops back into its normal position an emits a gentle click To use remove the cigar lighter from its compartment ATTENTION Hold the cigar lighter by the button Do not touch the metal casing which can burn Only use the original cigar lighter supplied with the vehicle use of any other may be a fire hazard Once the cigar lighter is pushed in it should pop back into its normal position within 30 seconds If it does not then it is faulty and should be pulled out immediately as it is a fire hazard RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RUNNING IN FUEL THE VEHICLE FUEL USED To ensure the vehicle remains reliable and economical drive the vehicle as follows during Diesel fuel DIN 51601 the running in period of the first 1000 km REFUELING e Do not drive the vehicle at high speeds Stop the engine before refuelling e Avoid rapid starts and accelerating and Unlock and remove the fuel cap braking excessively Insert the refuelling nozzle After the automatic interruption in the flow of
15. and signature of authorised dealer 35 000 km or 1 year service pate LI DIET OE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 50 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LEI OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 40 000 km or 1 year service pate QI DIET OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 55 000 km or 1 year service Date LI LILI JC day month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 60 000 km or 1 year service pate IL LCI OE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 75 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LCI OE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 65 000 km or 1 year service pate LI DIET OE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 80 000 km or 1 year service pate QI DIET OE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 70 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LCI OE month year Km HULI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 85 000 km or 1 year service pate LI DIET CE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 90 000 km or 1 year service pate LI QI OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 105 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LEI CE month year Km OLLI Stamp and signature of authorised dea
16. and then pull lever upwards to engage and lock reverse gear To select the gear it is imperative that The vehicle is at a complete stop The engine is at idle speed REARVIEW MIRROR The control is located on the lower part of the mirror and can adjust the mirror to Wu Wi reduce the dazzle of headlights 2 from following vehicles at night 1 Normal 2 XD 2 Anti dazzle DOOR MIRROR The door mirror adjustable using the button lever located on the inside of the door upwards adjustment downwards adjustment right adjustment left adjustment HEATING VENTILATION The heating only works when the engine is running The performance is directly dependent on the temperature of the engine Therefore it is recommended to use the heating only when the engine has reached its normal operating temperature It is ineffective to start up the engine and leave it to idle for a few minutes because the heating does not work when the engine is idling 1 Heating switch Turning the switch to the right increases the heat in the cabin 2 Ventilation switch 0 Off 1 Low speed 2 Medium speed 3 High speed 3 Air flow direction switch Turning the switch to the left directs the air flow downwards towards the floor Turning the switch to the right directs the air flow upwards to demist the windscreen Close the two central vents to increase air to the windscreen demist position HEATING VENTILATION VE
17. arranty repairs become the sole property of the manufacturer in full GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS 8 Elements not covered by the warranty All non AIXAM spares and equipment e Maintenance operations comprising balancing and wheel realignment engine and lights adjustment replacing preheating plugs light bulbs drive belts transmission belt necessary spares to maintain variator brake disc pads and shoes lubricants and fluids e Damage breakdowns or defects caused by Incorrect usage accident theft fire vandalism Industrial fallout acids alkalines chemicals resins bird droppings salt hail storms lightening and others Non compliance to service and maintenance schedule as indicated in this handbook An repair improperly executed Repairs done outside of the AIXAM network Usage of incorrect fuels or fluids or containing foreign objects or a non recommended fuel Overloading including passengers e If the AIXAM specification has been altered or modified in any way notably if the vehicle no longer corresponds to the Original specification e Normal wear and tear including exhausts belts and shock absorbers as well as the aging of trims glue paintwork and hub caps e The whole vehicle if the milometer has been replaced or modified in which the real mileage can not be clearly established or if the chassis number or engine number has been altered e Direct indirect or commercial losses by the ow
18. ate that the lights have not been extinguished FOG LIGHTS Q Lights off Turn the control forward Fog lights HEATED REAR WINDOW To start push on the end ofthe control It will continue working for 12 minutes FRONT WINDSHIELD WIPERS The windscreen wiper wipes once when the control is pressed Lift the control 1 stop 2 slow speed 3 fast speed Pulling lever towards you operates the windscreen wash facility REAR SCREEN WIPERS O rear wipers off turn the controls to the front G rear wipers on INTERIOR LIGHTING 1 Permanently on 2 Door controlled light When the door is opened the interior light will increase in brightness and will stay illuminated for 30 seconds When the door is closed the light will remain on for 10 seconds then dims HAZARD LIGHTS The control operates the four indicator lights simultaneously Use only in case of emergency TRANSMISSION SELECTION HANDBRAKE T To park bring the vehicle to a N Neutral complete halt and apply the J TT handbrake D Forward gear 1 To apply the handbrake pull the handle upwards R Reverse gear without pressing the button on the end of the handle 2 To disengage pull the lever gently upwards press on the button on the handle and lower the handle To select the desired gear Push the lever down and forward to select the forward gear Pull lever back to engage neutral from forward gear Push lever down and back
19. eaner taking care to avoid contact with the vehicle body SPARE TYRE Raise the vehicle by turning the jack handle OO Remove the nuts Remove the wheel Put on the spare tyre replace and tighten the nuts firmly before lowering the vehicle Store and secure the flat tyre in the spare tyre compartment Repair the flat tyre making sure to check the air pressure is correct and then as soon as possible replace the spare wheel on the vehicle TYRE STATE The vehicle is equipped with a spare tyre underneath the rear boot a jack situated in a box within the interior of the spare tyre and a wheel brace under the front right hand seat CHANGING A FLAT TYRE Park the vehicle on firm flat ground Engage the handbrake or wedge the vehicle wheels Remove the spare wheel from its compartment Remove the jack from its box Loosen the wheels nuts with the wheel brace Place the jack under the vehicle taking care to support the main chassis structure of the vehicle and avoid the underside of the floor panels FUSE BOX 20 AI2Z0AI15A 10A 15A 20 A125 A 20 A SSE 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 AMP fuse Instrument panel and de icing relay 15 AMP fuse alternator pre heat relay brake light 20 AMP fuse windscreen wipers reversing light and cabin heater 25 AMP fuse right and left electric windows and central locking 20 AMP fuse pre heating 20 AMP fuse stop motor and rear windscreen Not in use defrost 20 AMP fuse interior lig
20. ease the buckle from the lock As the safety belt rewinds allow the belt to gently return to the rest position SAFETY BELTS Safety belts must be worn at all times when the vehicle is in motion You must adhere to local safety belt regulation The safety belt was designed to hold one passenger Never place a child on your knees and attach the safety belt Never use a device that interferes with the straps eg clothes peg because there is a greater risk of injury in an accident if the safety belt is too loose Following a serious accident the safety belts in use at the time must be replaced If any safety belt is faulty or damaged it must be replaced immediately If it is necessary to clean the safety belts use only soap and water All other cleaning products are prohibited Improperly adjusted safety belts may cause injury in an accident Pregnant women must wear a safety belt Adjust the abdominal strap to avoid putting too much pressure on the abdomen When wearing safety belts ensure straps are not twisted Do not attach the abdominal strap under the arm or behind the back The safety belts were designed for use by occupants of adult height Do not modify or alter the safety belt its attachment to the vehicle or the seats Only use the manufacturer s original equipment Babies and infants should never be transported on the knees of a vehicle occupant lt is particularly dangerous to strap in a child while he is seated on yo
21. fluid taking all necessary precautions there is a risk of severe burns If the indicator illuminates when driving once again contact your nearest AIXAM service dealer Handbrake on light and brake fluid level warning light When lit it indicates that the handbrake is engaged or the brake fluid level is insufficient Replenish with recommended brake fluid see page 15 Front brake pad wear warning light If illuminated when braking then check pads or change without delay according to vehicle model INSTRUMENTATION OTHER WARNING LIGHTS Left indicator Right indicator Neutral gear position Hazard lights a Heated rear window Fuel tank reserve Diesel engine pre heating Dipped headlights according to vehicle model DIRECTIONAL INDICATORS Press down for left direction Pull up for right direction When changing direction move the control in the appropriate direction the control will return to its neutral position automatically when the turn IS complete For your safety clearly indicate your manoeuvres sufficiently in advance Press on the end of the control LIGHTING All lights off Turn the control forward NZI Side lights Turn the controls forward Dipped headlights on full beam To change the lights from normal to full beam pull the lever towards you To flash headlamps Pull towards you by pulses NOTE Upon opening the door with the engine off a signal sounds to indic
22. hting warning alarm headlights full beam sidelights indicators and fog lights 15 AMP fuse central locking radio cigar lighter wr module and instrument panel Not in use Not in use Not in use ATTENTION When you change a fuse always use the correct amperage fire risk To recharge the battery it is imperative to remove the battery from the vehicle and charge it ina ventilated area REPLACEMENT OF BULBS Unclip protection A behind the light situated in the wheel arch by pivoting to the left Take out connector D which is connected to the main beam and dipped beam headlamps B Press and re tighten the steel wire which supports the lamp bulb take out bulb B and replace To remove the side light bulb C pivot the connector to the left Remove the bulb from the connector by pulling on it Follow the instructions in reverse order to reassemble and ensure that protection A is correctly remounted To replace the indicator bulbs E pivot the lamp support situated in the wheel arch to the left remove and replace the bulb Follow the instructions in reverse order to remount REPLACEMENT OF REAR LIGHTS Open the tailgate Remove inspection cover on inner wing panel Undo the connector Remove and replace the bulb Rear and stop lights Indicator light Reverse light Rear fog light Unclip the lamp from its support on the ceiling to replace
23. ler 95 000 km or 1 year service pate LI DIET OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 110 000 km or 1 year service pate LI QI OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 100 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LEI CE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer 115 000 km or 1 year service pate FIL LCI OE month year Km LILILILI Stamp and signature of authorised dealer AIXAM recommends the use of synthetic oils Mobi ENGINE 100 synthetic oil Mobil T1 5ws50 REVERSING AXLE 100 synthetic oil Mobilube SHC 3 w COOLANT FLUID Mobil BRAKE FLUID Mobil DOT 4 VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION 2 MANUFACTURERS PLAQUE The manufacturers plaque is riveted on the right side of the bulkhead within the engine compartment 1 DOT MATRIX MARK ON CHASSIS The number is etched on the right side of the chassis in the interior of the vehicle under the runner of the right hand seat WELCOME ON BOARD YOUR NEW AIDCEM LOCKING AND UNLOCKING KEYS Four keys are provided Two keys pertain to door locks and the two remaining keys to the fuel tank cap using the keys A remote locking fob is provided Press on the button 1 to lock and on the button 2 to unlock Each press causes the sidelights to flash NOTE In case the remote fob does not work you can always lock and unlock LOCKING AND UN
24. nd the warning light number 1 on previous page parameters are used to calculate your next service illuminates If illuminated replenish fuel as soon as the time and the mileage For example 1000 km or possible 1 year 5000 km or 1 year The maintenance Gear position indicator indicator displays the remaining distance to the Gear position indicator forward neutral reverse Coupled next service Push the key symbol marker 4 for 5 with neutral the indicator number 2 on previous page seconds If the time for the next service has been illuminates reached or is passed the key symbol the mileage Speedometer partial or total single screen model on and the indicator flash for 5 seconds and the left of dashboard key symbol remains displayed If the time for the Total vehicle mileage display To obtain a trip reading push next service has not yet been reached the key the button number 17 on the previous page gently for a symbol and the message 1 year flashes for 5 few seconds the trip meter will return to zero To return the seconds and the key symbol remains displayed speedometer push gently on the same button push gently again to return to the trip meter according to vehicle model INSTRUMENTATION MODEL WITH DIGITAL SCREEN ON RIGHT _ SO 5 The clock pm C The time can only be g BE am H H adjusted when the vehicle is at a full gageegsr cc e Press the button
25. ner or user of the vehicle if the vehicle is at a standstill 9 Documents relative to the warranty maintenance and driving Anyone benefiting from the AIXAM warranty receives a user s handbook at the time of delivery of the new vehicle The warranty can only be authorised upon presentation of this handbook at the time of claim 10 This document does not affect you statutory rights under the Trades Description Act or Article 164 GENERAL Type Type and version Steering axle SPECIFICATIONS A 721 A 741 QM K34VBA K44VBA front ENGINE Brand A 721 A 741 KUBOTA Type Z 402 Operation diesel cycle Driving axle front Number of strokes 4 DIMENSIONS mm Number and arrangement of cylinders 2 in line Front track 1285 Bore mm 64 Rear track 1265 Stroke mm 62 2 Wheelbase 1737 5 1960 Compression ratio 23 Front overhang 471 Maximum power Kw ECC 4 Rear overhang 465 5 Maximum engine speed rpm 3200 Overall length 2897 Pull out torque Nm ECC 14 Overall width 1474 Maximal engine torque rpm 2400 Height 1460 Maximal rotation rom 3200 WEIGHT kilograms Fuel used Gas oil Maximum permissible loaded weight 640 Fuel tank litres 16 Maximum permissible driving weight Ignition by compression Maximum permissible load
26. operation of the pedals steering wheel and driving controls Lift the handle and move the seat forward or back to the appropriate position After adjustment release the handle in order to lock seat in position Push the control button and raise or lower the head rest to suit occupant ATTENTION Adjust seat before driving After adjusting ensure seat is securely in position SAFETY BELTS THREE POINT FIXING SAFETY BELT This type of safety belt can be adjusted to length Once fastened the belt will freely adjust to the user s movements but in the event of a sudden jolt it will lock automatically to hold the body in position Before adjusting the length of the safety belt first ensure that you are sitting comfortably in the seat and can operate the pedals properly While attaching the seat belt ensure that you are leaning back against the seat The chest strap should be as close as possible without restricting the neck The abdominal strap should be placed flat against the thighs and abdomen The safety belt should be placed directly against the body Avoid overly thick clothing sharp objects etc To fasten the seat belt unroll the belt slowly and without pause Push the buckle into the lock until you hear a light click Adjust the belt if necessary If there is a block in the unrolling of the belt rewind the belt to the rest position and unroll again To unfasten the safety belt push on the red button and rel
27. ur knees Never use one safety belt for more that one person at a time Never leave a child or animal in a vehicle exposed to the sun with the windows closed Never leave the keys with a child in the vehicle CHILD SAFETY e The use of child s safety seat for babies and children is required by law e It is imperative to follow the laws of the local area in which you are driving particularly in respect to driving with children of specific ages in the front seats of the vehicle Generally children younger that 12 years old shorter that 1 5 metres or weighing less than 36 kgs should be belted in with an approved safety device adapted to the weight and height of the child The driver is responsible for the correct and proper use of the child s safety device It is advised to choose an approved safety device that follows the European Regulation ECE 44 Child safety devices are obliged to carry an orange ticket with the letter E followed by numbers dependant on the authorised country and the year of authorisation Before using the child safety device push back the vehicle seat to its maximum position AGE OF CHILD WEIGHT OF CHILD birth to 9 months approx weight less than 13 kgs AUTHORISED CATEGORY OF CHILD S SAFETY SEAT U universal back facing to the front only 9 months 3 years approx weight 9kg 18kg U universal 3 years 12 years approx weight 15kg 36kg U universal Before using the child
28. wner Authorised Dealer Stamp TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Heated rear window Windshield wipers front Windshield wiper rear Hazard warning lights Reverse gear Handbrake operation Rear view mirror Heating and ventilation system e Vehicle characteristics e Table of contents e General warranty conditions e Technical specifications e Pre delivery checks e Service operations and schedule e Service schedule e Capacities and fluids e Vehicle identification USERS MANUAL Operation of doors CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE e Operation of hatchback e Operation of bonnet Bodywork maintenance e Window operation Spare wheel Fuse box e Seat belts Replacing a fuse Children s safety belts Fluid levels Instrumentation Lighting Fog lights GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS All vehicles in the AIXAM range are guaranteed for two years from date of delivery to the customer against manufacturing defects All spare parts or accessories sold by AIXAM are guaranteed for one year from date of delivery to the customer against manufacturing deficiencies or defects In order to benefit from the AIXAM warranty The users handbook must show the identification of the vehicle the name and address of the customer and the stamp of the agreed AIXAM dealer The warranty card located inside this handbook must be completed dated and signed by the customer and sent to the factory within 48 hours of the date of purchase The
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