Parking Brake Release; Safety Overload Switch; Tips, Cautions, Problems And Additional Features - TGA Breeze 3 Operating Instructions And Owner's Handbook

7 7 7 7 . . . . TRANSPORTING TRANSPORTING THE THE BREEZE
TRANSPORTING TRANSPORTING THE THE
removal of the seat and laying the tiller flat. Everything however must be securely strapped down including the scooter
itself and anything removed from it. The user must never travel in a vehicle seated on Breeze but should transfer to a
proper vehicle seat. CARE WARNING – All components are heavy, seek help if you think you may injure yourself when
lifting.

8 8 8 8 . . . . PARKING BRAKE RELEASE

PARKING BRAKE RELEASE – In addition to the Electronic Brake Release (Section 4.14), the Breeze is fitted with a
PARKING BRAKE RELEASE PARKING BRAKE RELEASE
manual brake release. This is located at the rear of the Breeze just inside the right hand rear wheel (fig 5.3). The up
position is normal use, pushed down releases the brake and allows the Breeze to be pushed. There will be no power
to drive Breeze when the brake is in this position, however when switched on the Battery Indicator lights will flash
(fig4.6) indicating a fault mode and the Alarm indicator (fig 4.5) will illuminate. Never release this lever when Breeze is
on a slope.

9 9 9 9 . . . . SAFETY OVERLOAD SWITCH

SAFETY OVERLOAD SWITCH – The Breeze is protected electrically and electronically by 2 overload switches.
SAFETY OVERLOAD SWITCH SAFETY OVERLOAD SWITCH
They are designed to 'pop-out' should an overload or serious electronic fault occur. Possible examples that could
cause the overload switch to activate could be, steep or very long slope or high kerb causing overloading and
overheating or possible accident damage.
One of the switches covers the charging circuit and the other covers the drive side of Breeze. These are located
between the right hand rear wheel and the battery cover (fig 5.3). Should these switch's become activated for
whatever reason it will cause a complete electrical shutdown and the parking brake will come on. Switch off, allow a
few minutes and push the button in to reset. If it will not reset, leave a few more minutes and try again. If it refuses to
reset get in touch with your dealer. Never attempt to hold the button in by any other means If Breeze will not charge,
switch off, allow a few minutes and reset. If it will not reset follow the instructions above.
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TIPS, CAUTIONS, PROBLEMS AND ADDITIONAL FEATURES

CAUTIONS, PROBLEMS AND ADDITIONAL FEATURES
10 10 TIPS, TIPS, CAUTIONS, PROBLEMS AND ADDITIONAL FEATURES CAUTIONS, PROBLEMS AND ADDITIONAL FEATURES
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Stop Problems Stop Problems before before
If you detect an unusual vibration or noise in the operation of your Breeze, try to determine the cause. Be sure the
power is off before investigating. If you cannot discover the cause of a problem contact your Breeze dealer for help.
Airline Checking Airline Checking Airline Checking Airline Checking
Sealed Lead Acid Batteries are permitted on aeroplanes. A sticker on the battery case states what they are. Airline
personnel may insist on removing the battery cover to verify its contents. It is best to check with the airline before
hand. An airline compliance certificate is available from TGA.
Storage Storage Storage Storage
Avoid storing your Breeze in locations with extreme heat or cold. A cool dry location is ideal if possible. The following
steps will help keep rust and corrosion from impairing your scooters function and appearance. Turn the key to the off
position. Clean all exterior surfaces, touch-up any damaged paint. Check and inflate the tyres (see technical
specification on page 10). Be sure the battery is fully charged before prolonged periods of storage and be sure to
recharge every 6 weeks. Failure to comply may result in battery replacement.
BREEZE – When transporting Breeze in a motor vehicle the height can be reduced by the
BREEZE BREEZE
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