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Summary of Contents for Electric Mobility Euro Rascal 388XL
- Page 1 On the following pages you will find the user manual for the ascal 388 mobility scooter range by Electric Mobility.
- Page 11 40.2 - Rascal 388XL Class 3 Scooter Description of Information Provided Type of information Information Wheelchair Type Class & Department of Transport Class Class A, B or C, Class 1, 2 or 3 Overall Dimensions fully assembled Length x Width x Height in mm Ins in ( )
- Page 12 - Rascal 388D & 388S Description of Information Provided Type of information Information Wheelchair Type Class & Department of Transport Class Class A, B or C, Class 1, 2 or 3 Overall Dimensions fully assembled Length x Width x Height in mm Ins in ( ) 1250 (49) x 540 (21) x 1040 (41) Dimensions Seat removed tiller folded Length x Width x Height in mm Ins in ( )
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One rear wheel with a pneumatic tyre has a faulty valve and I am unable to inflate it. Each time I try I lose some pressure.
To fix a faulty valve on the rear wheel with a pneumatic tyre for the Electric Mobility Euro model 388XL, follow these general steps:
1. Deflate the Tyre: Remove the valve cap and press the valve to release air completely.
2. Remove the Wheel: Depending on the model, you may need tools to detach the wheel from the scooter.
3. Disassemble the Tyre: Use tyre levers to separate the tyre from the rim carefully.
4. Replace the Valve: If the valve is part of the inner tube, replace the entire tube with a new one that matches the size. If it's a separate valve, remove and install a new valve using a valve tool.
5. Reassemble the Tyre: Fit the tyre back onto the rim with the new tube or valve in place.
6. Inflate the Tyre: Inflate to the recommended pressure.
7. Check for Leaks: Use soapy water around the valve to check for air leaks.
8. Reattach the Wheel: Secure it properly on the scooter.
If unsure, seek professional servicing.
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