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- Page 1 U S E R ’ S M A N U A L G A R I A V I A & M O N A C O...
- Page 2 1. INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your new Garia Vehicle. Garia is dedicated to creating the best and most elegant leisure vehicle in the world. We have been uncompromising in our vision and have thought of every little detail to build a car that meets all your needs and expectations.
- Page 3 The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. Garia A/S or Garia Inc. is not liable for errors in this manual or for incidental or consequential damages that result from the use of the material in this manual.
- Page 4 If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to notifying Garia Inc. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and remedy campaign.
- Page 5 IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION Particularly important information is emphasized in this manual by the following nota- tions: The Safety Alert Symbol means ATTENTION! BE ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! DANGER Failure to follow DANGER instructions could result in severe injury or death to the vehicle occupants, a bystander, or a person inspecting or repairing the vehicle.
- Page 6 Garia vehicle and this manual. If you have any questions concerning this manual or your Garia product, please consult your Garia dealer. This manual is to be considered a permanent part of the Garia vehicle. Hence, it should always follow the vehicle, including when it is resold.
- Page 7 • NEVER operate while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. IMPORTANT NOTE ALWAYS OPERATE THIS GARIA VEHICLE IN COMPLIANCE WITH YOUR COUNTRY AND LOCAL VEHICLE REGULATIONS INCLUDING REGISTRATION, TITLING, INSURANCE, SEAT BELT USAGE, AND OPERATOR’S LICENSING. Turn ignition switch to the off position and remove key before leaving the vehicle.
- Page 8 IMPORTANT LABELS/NOTIFICATIONS Fig. 1.1 Dashboard Label. Read before operating vehicle. Label size may vary Fig. 1.2 Batteries Warning Label. Read before handling batteries. Label placed in the battery compartment. Label size may vary.
- Page 9 Fig. 1.3 Maintenance Warning Label. Read before maintaining vehicle. Label placed in the battery compartment. Label size may vary. Fig. 1.4 Towing Warning Label. Read before towing vehicle. Label placed in the battery compartment. Label size may vary. Fig. 1.5 Load area label.
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Page 10: Table Of Contents
2.3.5 Steering ..............7 2.3.6 Reverse warning indicator (Except Garia Monaco) ......8 2.3.7 Pedal operation . - Page 11 4.5 Speed switch (standard on Via and Monaco) ....... . .
- Page 12 5.10.4 Cleaning and maintenance ..........60 5.11 Interior light (OPTIONAL / standard on Via and Monaco) ..... . . 61 5.12 Winshield wiper / washer (OPTIONAL / standard on Via and Monaco) .
- Page 13 9.3 Garia Monaco vehicle specification ........
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Page 14: Warranty
1. WARRANTY In order to uphold the warranty it is important that all service actions are performed according to the intervals specified by Garia. Please refer to your quick guide and service book for the complete warranty terms and conditions. - Page 15 WARRANTY...
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Page 16: Safety
SAFETY 2. SAFETY It is important to read and understand this Garia car manual and along with all safety and instruction labels, before the vehicle is first used. Beaware of the noise level on this vehicle is very low and pedestrian can have a hard time hearing the vehicle. -
Page 17: Check-Ups Before Use
SAFETY 2.3 CHECK-UPS BEFORE USE Before the vehicle is put into service, the following points of this section should always be followed to ensure the optimal, safe and correct operation of the vehicle. It is a good idea to make it a habit to follow these checkpoints every time the vehicle is used. Before using the vehicle, please check the following 1. Batteries 2. Tire conditions 3. Body and chassis 4. Brakes 5. Steering 6. Reverse warning indicator (except on Monaco) 7. Pedal operation Fig. 2.1 • Check that all wires are connected correctly mounted. • Check that no corrosion is present on the battery poles. • Check that the compartment is dry and free from acid or water spills. • Check that batteries are placed correctly and held down by the battery bracket. -
Page 18: Batteries
SAFETY 2.3.1 Batteries 2.3.2 Tire conditions 2.3.2.1 Checking tire pressure It is of great importance that the tire pressure is checked and adjusted regularly before using the vehicle. Tire pressure 10” Standard rim 205/50 - R 10: 30 PSI / 2 BAR Tire pressure 12” optional rims 205/30 – R 12: 30 PSI / 2 BAR Monaco Fig. 2.2 2.3.2.2 CHECKING TIRE WEAR Check tire surface for damages, cracks and foreign objects. When tire thread wears down to 2,0 mm (0,08 in.), it is recommended that the tire is replaced. Please check local legislation for minimum requirements of tire treads. 0,08 in. / 2,0mm Monaco Fig. 2.3... -
Page 19: Body And Chassis
SAFETY 2.3.3 Body and chassis Always visually inspect the chassis and body to make sure that all chassis and body parts are present, correctly mounted and undamaged before using. Check that all electrical functions are working correctly. This includes: • Headlamps, both high and low beam • Position lights • Turning signal indicators • Horn • Hazard lights • • Reflectors front and back (Standard on Via and Monaco) • Wwindshield wiper/washer (Standard on Via and Monaco) 2.3.4 Brakes Always make sure that brakes are functioning correctly. Do not drive, if brakes are not functioning correctly. When engaging the brake pedal, the pedal should show resistance after being de- pressed approximately 1/3 of its way. If it is possible to push the brake to the floor without any resistance, it is an indication of a malfunction in the braking system. Please consult a qualified repair shop immediately. It is recommended that repairs are provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. The pedal should feel firm at all times and always return to its original position when released. WARNING Always ensure that the ignition switch is turned “OFF” before the pedal operation is tested. Vehicle can accelerate abruptly if vehicle is set to the “F” or “R” position and potentially cause severe injury to persons or damage to property. Do not drive if brakes are not working correctly. -
Page 20: Steering
SAFETY 2.3.5 Steering Golf car Fig. 2.4 Check steering for excessive free play: Before driving: • Turn steering wheel slightly left and right. If too much free play is observed, or any unusual sounds appear from any of the components, consult a qualified repair shop. Garia recommends that maintenance is provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. -
Page 21: Reverse Warning Indicator (Except Garia Monaco)
SAFETY 2.3.6 Reverse warning indicator (Except Garia Monaco) Fig. 2.5 Control the reverse warning indicator function by selecting ”R” on the ignition switch and reversing slowly. Make sure to operate safely and with sufficient space when reversing. The audio warning signal should be activated. If it does not activate, please consult a qualified repair shop. It is recommended that maintenance is provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. -
Page 22: Pedal Operation
SAFETY 2.3.7 Pedal operation Perform the following check on the pedal operation to ensure that pedals are working correctly as specified below. WARNING Always ensure that the ignition switch is turned “OFF” before the pedal operation is tested. Vehicle can accelerate abruptly if vehicle is set to the “F” or “R” position and potentially cause severe injury to persons or damage to property. 2.3.7.1 Accelerator pedal Fig. 2.6 Before driving, ensure that (with the iginiton key turned to “OFF”): • The accelerator pedal is working correctly and moving freely. • The pedal returns to its original position when released. The original position is when the pedal is positioned as illustrated above. -
Page 23: Brake Pedal
SAFETY 2.3.7.2 Brake pedal Fig. 2.7 Before driving, ensure that: • The brake pedal feels firm and cannot be pressed more than 2/3 of the total pedal travel distance. • The pedal returns to its original position when released. The original position is when the pedal is positioned as illustrated above. WARNING Always ensure that the ignition switch is turned “OFF” before the pedal operation is tested. The vehicle can accelerate abruptly if the vehicle is set to the “F” or “R” posi- tion and potentially cause severe injury to persons or damage to property. -
Page 24: In Use Golf Car
SAFETY 2.4 In use Golf car • Keep the entire body inside the vehicle at all times. Remain fully seated and hold on to speed handles or other objects while driving. • Do not start vehicle until all passengers are fully seated. • The driver must keep both hands on the steering wheel and the eyes focused in the direction in which the vehicle is driving. • Show extra caution in populated areas or when reversing. Always reverse slowly and pay attention to the road and surroundings. • Avoid accelerating or decelerating in an abrupt manner. • Always adjust the speed to the current terrain. • Drive slowly when making turns and when going up and down slopes. Never turn steering wheel sharply at higher speeds. • Never drive on slopes at an angle, use brakes to reduce speed when driving down- hill. Golf cars can cause serious injury or damage if used improperly or not maintained according to the vehicle’s maintenance program. Before the vehicle is put into service, all necessary safety precautions must be taken and all the additional rules and regu- lations of the area where the vehicle is being used must be observed. Golf cars should be safe to use as long as the safety precautions explained in this user’s manual and on the vehicle are upheld. Make sure that the vehicle is always driven according to the current conditions and adjust the speed and driving pattern according to the terrain in which the vehicle is currently moving. It is expected that many vehicles will be used for a variety of tasks beyond the origi- nal intended use of the vehicle. -
Page 25: In Use Garia Via And Monaco
Before the vehicle is used, all necessary safety precautions must be taken and all the additional instructions of the area, where the vehicle is used, must be observed. The Garia Via and the Garia Monaco should be safe to use as long as the safety pre- cautions explained in the user’s manuals and on the vehicle are upheld. Make sure that you always drive according to the current conditions and adjust the speed and driving pattern according to the terrain in which the vehicle is moving. -
Page 26: Driving On Golf Courses And Roads
SAFETY 2.4.2 Driving on golf courses and roads Monaco Fig. 2.8 • Hills: Driving up and down steep hills and slopes should be avoided or at a mini- mum driven with the highest level of caution. If driving down hills or slopes is a necessity, do this as slowly as possible while braking with the brake pedal. Fur- thermore, driving must not be at an angle that makes the vehicle tilt sideways. Warning: Risk of falling out! Avoid parking the vehicle on hills or tilted at an angle. Always make sure to park the vehicle on as level grounds as possible. • Sharp or blind bends: Use great caution around sharp or blind bends, adjust the speed, so the turn can be made in a safe manner. Be prepared to stop the vehicle or avoid possible obstacles if dangerous situations occur. • Wet areas: Driving on wet grass or similar areas reduces the contact between the vehicle and the surface and can cause instability. Hence, always drive slowly and with caution, so you are always driving in a safe manner. WARNING Always ensure to drive carefully at all times. Driving fast, irresponsibly or in any way not according to referred to in this user’s manual can cause severe injuries or death to persons and property damage. -
Page 27: Driver Qualifications
SAFETY 2.4.3 Driver qualifications The driver of the vehicle should as a minimum have read this complete user’s manual, have full knowledge and understanding of the use of this vehicle and be in possession of a valid driver’s license for motor vehicles. The driver is required to drive responsibly and safely, in order to avoid damage to property and/or injuries to others or him-/herself. The driver must know about the rules and regulations for driving leisure vehicles of the area where the vehicle is operated, and must follow these at all times. No persons under the age of 16 shall be allowed to operate the vehicle. In areas with pedestrians and other traffic, the driver must exercise caution, drive slowly and pay attention to the surroundings. For the Gaira Via and Monaco it is a legal requirement that all drivers of these vehi- cles have a valid driver license. If the Garia LSA and Garia Monaco is fitted with seat belts it is required that these are fastened when the car is in motion. 2.4.4 Safety precautions when maintaining the vehicle When maintaining the vehicle, make sure to follow all safety precautions located on the vehicle, described in this user’s manual, in the Garia Workshop Repair Manual and especially the following: • Ensure that the vehicle has been properly secured and cannot move, when vehicle is being maintained. • Ensure that the vehicle has the correct lifting support before any repair and maintenance is carried out. • Avoid fire hazards and ensure that there is proper fire extinguishing equipment within reach. • The electrical system must be disconnected before ANY work is carried out on this vehicle. (See chapter 4 for instructions on disconnecting power) • Make sure that warning and information labels are in a readable condition. If any label needs replacing to make the vehicle conform to the correct safety stand- ards, please consult a qualified repair shop. It is recommended that maintenance... -
Page 28: Maintenance To Ensure Safety
SAFETY • Maintain all components that have an effect on safety and the safe operation of the vehicle. This particularly includes the brakes, steering and warning devices. • After each repair, service or other maintenance, the vehicle must be test driven by qualified and authorized personnel on a specifically designed area, without pedestrians or other traffic, to ensure that the vehicle is adjusted correctly and functions as specified. • Ensure that all maintenance service checks are filled out correctly in the applied Warranty and Service book. 2.4.5 Maintenance to ensure safety To sustain safety it is important that the vehicle is maintained correctly, and the fol- lowing is recommended to follow to obtain the best possible safety. • Maintenance is preventative: Always service and maintain the vehicle according to maintenance schemes stated in this user’s manual. By doing this, the car will attain the highest level of safety and the warranty will be upheld. (See chapter 6 and 7 of this manual) If the specified service intervals are not adhered to, all ap- plicable warranties will be void. • Repairs: Allow only qualified, educated and authorized personnel to inspect, serv- ice and repair the vehicle. All applicable warranties will be void, if repair proce- dures are not followed as described in the Garia Work Shop and Repair Manual. -
Page 29: Mirrors
SAFETY 2.4.6 Mirrors The Garia Monaco and Via comes with factory fitted mirrors and they are adjustable for the optimal viewing conditions, enhancing the safety while driving. Adjust the rearview mirror before driving. Do not adjust mirrors while driving. This takes focus off the driving and can create dangerous situations. Via Fig. 2.9 To adjust the mirrors, move the mirrors as described below: Fig. 2.11 Fig. 2.10 CAUTION Make sure not to bend the mirror excessively in any direction as this can cause permanent damage to the mirror. - Page 30 SAFETY 2.4.7 Seatbelts Roadster Edition This Garia Via is equipped with two-point seat belts. Ensure that all passengers have their seat belts fastened before putting the vehicle into movement. The seat belt must at all times be worn snugly around the body. The seat belt shall not be tensioned around any other objects, e.g. the armrest, than the person wearing the seatbelt. Each seatbelt assembly is constructed for one person only. Always make sure to follow these instructions and those located on the vehicle, before operating the vehicle. Note: If the passenger’s feet are not touching the floor, make sure to show extra caution when operating the vehicle. Always make sure that children are completely secured from falling out of the vehicle before driving the vehicle. WARNING ALWAYS wear seatbelts correctly when driving. Failure to do so can cause serious injuries or death in case of an accident. Pull seatbelt out in a straight way Ensure that the seatbelt is secured before placing it around the body. snugly around the body. Use left seat belt for the left seat Do not allow seat belts to and the right for the right hand side. cross eachother. Correct positioning, fasten Wrong positioning, do not fasten seatbelt inside of the armrest. seatbelt outside of the armrest. Seatbelt label...
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Page 31: Seatbelts (Lsv)
SAFETY 2.4.8 Seatbelts Monaco This Garia Monaco is equipped with three-point seat belts. Ensure that all passengers have their seat belts fastened before putting the vehicle into movement. The seat belt must at all times be worn snugly around the body. The seat belt shall not be tensioned around any other objects, e.g. the armrest, than the person wearing the seat belt. Each seat belt assembly is constructed for one person only. Always make sure to follow these instructions and those located on the vehicle, before operating the vehicle. Note: If the passenger’s feet are not touching the floor, make sure to show extra cau- tion when operating the vehicle. Always make sure that children are completely secured from falling out of the vehicle, before driving the vehicle. WARNING ALWAYS wear seatbelts correctly when driving. Failure to do so, can cause serious injuries or death in case of an accident. Pull seat belt out in a straight way before Correct positioning, fasten seat belt. Ensure placing it around the body. Use left seat belt... -
Page 32: Batteries
BATTERIES 3. BATTERIES Fig. 3.1 3.1 Battery Safety Warning and Instructions Please read and comply with all of the following safety-related instructions and warn- ings prior to operating and maintaining the batteries in this vehicle. Failure to comply with these instructions may result in serious personal injury, death and/or property damage. -
Page 33: Battery Safety
BATTERIES 3.1.1 Battery safety • Check that all connections and battery cables are securely attached to the ter- minal and tightended according to specification; too loose or too tight connec- tions can result in post breakages, meltdown or fire. • Do not place any objects on batteries or terminals to avoid short circuits. •... -
Page 34: General Information
BATTERIES 3.2 General Information This Garia Car is equipped with six 8 Volt lead acid batteries which provides the power for its operation. To ensure the best operation, always make sure that the vehicle is maintained according to specified maintenance intervals. The batteries used in this ve- hicle are Trojan®... -
Page 35: Charger Led
In case of a charger malfunction the DeltaQ charger LED will blink red X amount of times indicateing the fault code on the charger, if this happens please contact the nearst Garia dealer for further support. -
Page 36: Equipment For Handling Batteries
BATTERIES 3.5 Equipment for handling batteries • Goggles, gloves and protective clothing: Always wear protective clothing, acid- proof gloves and goggles when handling lead acid batteries and remove all jewelry. Batteries are corrosive and failure to follow the above mentioned may result in personal injury or death as lead acid can cause severe burns and destroy clothing. -
Page 37: Watering Batteries
Use only the approved Flow-Rite water supply that came with the vehicle, if the Flow- Rite water supply did not come with vehicle please contact the nearst Garia dealer. Use of unapproved water supply or modification of approved water supply can lead to system failure and will void applicable warranties. -
Page 38: Using The Flow-Rite Hand Pump
BATTERIES 3.6.3 Using the flow-rite hand pump To operate the hand pump enclosed for watering the batteries, please follow the procedure below. Note: Other Flow-Rite products recommended for the Trojan® HydroLink™ Watering system can also be used. Please see www.flow-rite.com for more information. STEP 1 Bulb Check hand pump for proper operation. - Page 39 BATTERIES STEP 4 Fill water to batteries. Squeeze the bulb with firm pressure to begin pumping water into the battery cells. When the bulb becomes firm, all cells are full and filling is complete. Fig. 3.5 STEP 5 Disconnect When the bulb becomes firm, and not be- fore, immediately disconnect the couplers by depressing the push button on the female coupler.
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Page 40: Preventive Maintenance
Only allow a trained battery service technician to service batteries. It is recommended that battery maintenance is provided by a trained Authorized Garia Service Dealer in order to ensure the best possible treatment of the vehicle. -
Page 41: Cleaning Batteries
BATTERIES Inspect the condition of all tubing connections and couplers and the water filling system Make sure that all parts are in good working condition and are secure, leak free and properly connected. The coupler must have an O-ring and dust cover properly at- tached. -
Page 42: Storage Of Batteries
BATTERIES 3.7 STORAGE OF BATTERIES • Plug the charger in when the car is in storage, the charger automatically mainte- nance charge the batteries. • Store in a cool, dry location, protected from elements that can damage batteries. • Disconnect from equipment to eliminate potential electric loads that may dis- charge the battery. -
Page 43: Watering System
BATTERIES 3.7.4 Watering system If the vehicle is taken out of service or put into storage for a period of 6 weeks or longer, the HydroLink™ Watering System will require seasonal maintenance. No special steps needs to be taken for winterization of a HydroLink™ Watering System that is installed on the batteries;... - Page 44 BATTERIES...
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Page 45: Operation
13. Charger plug with LED 5. Accelerator pedal 14. Ball holder 6. Ignition switch 15. 12 V output 7. Speed switch (standard on Via and Monaco 16. Bonnet switch 8. Refrigerator unit 17. Hazard light switch 9. Heated windscreen switch (optional) -
Page 46: Overview Golf Car
OPERATION 4.2 OVERVIEW GOLF CAR 1. Front wheel 2. Bonnet 3. Headlight 4. Air scoop 5. Roof 6. Seats 7. Rear view mirror Golf car Fig. 4.2 1. Speed handles 2. Rear wing 3. Mudguard rear 4. Load area 5. Rear lights 6. -
Page 47: Overview Via
OPERATION 4.3 OVERVIEW VIA 1. Front wiper 2. Front reflector on A-pillar 3. 3-point seat belts Via Fig. 4.2 1. Side view Mirrors 2. Rear license plate holder 3. Rear reflector on B-pillar Via Fig. 4.3... -
Page 48: Overview Monaco
OPERATION 4.4 OVERVIEW MONACO 1. E-marked turnsignal light 2. E-marked position light 3. E-marked front lights 4. E-marked side view mirrors 5. E-marked 3 point seat belt Monaco Fig. 4.2 1. Front mudguard 2. E-marked rear lights 3. E-marked license plate holder with light 4. - Page 49 OPERATION 4.5 OVERVIEW 2+2 EDITION 1. Umbrella holder 2. Seat back 3. Two point seatbelts 4. Handreal 5. Floor board 1. Shock absorber 2. Storage aread 3. License plate light (only standard on Monaco) Storage aread...
- Page 50 OPERATION 1. Upper golfbag strap 2. Cup holder 3. Bottum bagholder strap 4. Sand-botle holder...
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Page 51: Speed Switch (Standard On Via And Monaco)
Monaco Fig. 4.7 Speed switch functions: The Garia Monaco & Garia Via is equipped with a speed switch to change between Garia ECO mode to Garia SPORT mode, this makes driving on golf course much more convenient, since the car accelerate softer and reaches a speed of 16 mph / 25km/t. -
Page 52: Instrument Cluser Notifications
OPERATION 4.6 Instrument cluser notifications 4.6.1 Critical battery level Critical battery level: This appears in cluster when the car has a minimum range left and can only drive in limp mode at 4 Mph / 6 Kph. The car urgently requires charging. 4.6.2 Currently no messages When pressing the right button on the clus- ter it is posible to reveiw all active messages. -
Page 53: Reduced Power
4.6.5 Service due The service due notification will appear when the vehicle has reached the milage or hour limit. Please contact the nearst Garia dealership to get the service carried out ac- cordingly. -
Page 54: Ignition Switch
OPERATION 4.7 IGNITION SWITCH Fig. 4.7 Ignition switch functions: OFF: Most electrical applications are disabled. The refrigerator will function for an additional two hours, if activated whilst the ignition switch is turned to ”R.N,F”. The interior light and the 12V plug will still be functioning.The key can be removed in this position. -
Page 55: Main Power Switch
OPERATION 4.8 MAIN POWER SWITCH Fig. 4.8 The main power switch is located on the right side of the battery compartment. The switch disables all electrical functions except the automatic parking brake, the ability to charge the vehicle and the back-up power for the instrument cluster unit. When storing the vehicle for longer periods of time, it is recommended that the main power is switched off, in order to experience as little discharging as possible. -
Page 56: Parking Brake
If the parking brake is not functioning as described above, ensure that a qualified re- pair shop performs a parking brake check. Garia recommends that service is provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. -
Page 57: Driving, Accelerating
OPERATION 4.10 DRIVING, ACCELERATING Fig. 4.10 1. Turn Main power switch “ON” 2. Push the brake pedal and select “N” and following ”F” for driving forward (or ”R” for reversing,) 3. Make sure that no people or obstacles are in the risk of being injured or damaged by the vehicle. -
Page 58: Stopping, Braking
If an emergency occurs, the brakes are designed to handle an emergency braking in- cident. However, after any emergency braking incident, carry out a brake maintenance check. Please consult a qualified repair shop. Garia recommends that maintenance is provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. -
Page 59: Rough Terrain Driving
OPERATION 4.12 ROUGH TERRAIN DRIVING 6,5 inches (165 mm) Monaco Fig. 4.12 Always make sure that the greatest precautions are taken when driving in rough terrains. The vehicle’s ground clearance is 6,5 inches (approx. 165 mm). Always drive slowly and always be ready to stop. Rough terrain driving can cause situations that are damaging to the vehicle, therefore always drive very cautiously. -
Page 60: Hill Hold And Roll Back
OPERATION 4.13 HILL HOLD AND ROLL BACK The Garia Car features a hill hold function which keeps the car at steady speeds when starting and stopping on a slope. When stopping, the motor will keep the car steady for two (2-3) seconds before the parking brake engages. -
Page 61: Motor Braking
OPERATION 4.15 MOTOR BRAKING The Garia vehicle is equipped with a motor brake function, that allows the user to brake and stop the vehicle without activating the service brake. It is recommended only to use the motor braking function in controlled emergency braking situations. -
Page 62: Vehicle Equipment
4. Heated windshield switch (optional / standard on Via and Monaco) 5. Windshield wiper/washer switch (optional standard on Via and Monaco) 6. Interior light switch (optional / standard on Via and Monaco l) 7. Refrigerator switch (optional) 8. Bonnet opener button 9. -
Page 63: Seats
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.2 Seats Monaco Fig. 5.2 5.2.2 Below the seats: The battery compartment is located below the seats. This contains the main power switch, the towing switch, the batteries, the brake fluid container and the VIN (vehicle identification number). For access to the battery compartment, tip the seat as shown in fig. -
Page 64: Instrument Cluster Functions And Warning Lamps
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.3 Instrument cluster functions and warning lamps Fig. 5.3 The instrument cluster unit combines all the information about the vehicle that the driver needs for proper operation. If front light are turned on the cluster will auto- matically dimm the display creating a more comfortable drive. 1. -
Page 65: Inner Cluster Explanation
1. Speedometer 2. Odometer, trip counter,operation counter 3. Clock 4. Speed switch position (Optional/Standard on Via and Monaco) 5.3.2 Button on instrument cluster (left) Fig. 5.5 Push button to change between overall distance and time as well as trip dis- tance and trip time. -
Page 66: Button On Instrument Cluster (Right)
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.3.3 Button on Instrument cluster (right) Fig. 5.6 The button on the right side of the instrument cluster adjusts the clock. To adjust, hold down the button on the right side of the instrument cluster. • Hours will blink. Push repeatedly to set hours. • Wait for approximately 5 seconds. -
Page 67: Indicator Stalk
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.4 Indicator stalk Indicator stalk overview: Fig. 5.7 Fig. 5.8 1. Turn signal right 2. Turn signal left 3. High beam on / off (Can only be activated when is in third position) 4. Light off / position light / low beam on (when activated the ligt in the instrument cluster will automatically dimm) 5. -
Page 68: Air Scoop
5.5.1 Opening and closing the air scoop Fig. 5.9 Fig. 5.10 The Garia vehicle is equipped with a air scoop which allows air to reach the passen- gers while driving. To open the air scoop push lever down to unlock the handle and then push the handle upward. - Page 69 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.5.2 REMOVING THE AIR SCOOP Fig. 5.11 Fig. 5.12 To fully remove the air scoop, open the air scoop to its maximum position, push the center lever to pull out the complete handle as illustrated and lift the air scoop out of its hinges.
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Page 70: Storage Room Under Bonnet
5.6 Storage room under bonnet Fig. 5.13 The Garia vehicle is equipped with a storage compartment under the bonnet. To open the bonnet, push the button for the bonnet mechanism on the dashboard. This compartment offers a lockable storage space which enables the user to leave the vehicle without having to remove all loose items from the vehicle. -
Page 71: Bin
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT • Do not open bonnet while driving. 5.7 Bin Fig. 5.14 This bin offers the possibility of transporting your or your passenger’s preferred bev- erages. The bin can also function as a trash can. The plastic insert is removable and the complete bin can be removed by opening the bin strap. - Page 72 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.9 Adjusting rearview mirror Fig. 5.15 Adjust the rear view mirror to ensure that the view to the rear is as unobstructed as possible. Wrong adjustment can cause dangerous traffic situations and cause accidents resulting in severe personal injury, death or material damage. The mirror has a tip-function for convenience to avoid blinding from behind coming traffic.
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Page 73: Multifunctional Rear Section
5.8 Multifunctional rear section 5.8.1 Standard bag holder (except Monaco) The Garia bagholder system allows convenient transportation of two golf bags with an easy access to golf clubs. Place golf bags in an angled position and tighten the straps that secure the golf bags during transportation. -
Page 74: Energy Saving Tips
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT The refrigerator will continue its cooling function for an additional 2 hours after the ignition switch has been turned “OFF”, if it is not turned off by its respective switch. The refrigerator will stop functioning, if turned off by the switch on the dashboard or if the power is disconnected by the main power switch in the battery compartment. - Page 75 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT - Remove the contents of the refrigerator. Monaco Fig. 5.17 - If necessary, place them in another cooling container to keep them cool. - Switch off the refrigerator. - Leave the cover open. - Wipe off the defrosted water. NOTE The use of the interior light requires battery power and decreases the vehicle range.
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Page 76: Cleaning And Maintenance
5.10.4 Cleaning and maintenance - Occasionally clean the inside of the refrigerator with a damp cloth. 5.11 Interior light (OPTIONAL / standard on Via and Monaco) The interior dome light is placed in the headliner between the windshield and air scoop. -
Page 77: Winshield Wiper / Washer (Optional / Standard On Via And Monaco)
VEHICLE EQUIPMENT 5.12 Winshield wiper / washer (OPTIONAL / standard on Via and Monaco) The windshield wiper is activated by the switch on the dashboard. The switch location Monaco Fig. 5.19 is illustrated on page 49 in figure 5.1. Turn the button one step to activate the wip- ing function. -
Page 78: Location Of The Windshield Washer Fluid
Ensure that the wiper blade always is in the optimum condition. Always make sure that the blade is clean, to experience the best wiping performance. When wiper blade is worn, Garia recommends that the wiper blade is replaced with an original Garia spare part for the best wiper performance. - Page 79 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT...
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Page 80: Service
SERVICE 6. SERVICE 6.1 SERVICE INTERVALS In order to keep your Garia vehicle in the best condition, Garia has prepared a spe- cially designed service program, to ensure that the vehicle constantly lives up to the highest standards. The following service intervals have to be met to uphold the warranty. -
Page 81: Service Actions
SERVICE 6.3 SERVICE ACTIONS C = Check CA = Check & Adjust R = Replace S = Service CL = Clean & Lubricate L = Lubricate Months Hours 1080 1440 1800 2160 2520 CHECK: Tire pressure Visual inspection of tires & rims Brake fluid level Battery mounting &... -
Page 82: User Self-Service
6.4 user self-Service Following the guidelines below, the user of the vehicle can constantly make sure that the Garia golf car is in the best and safest working condition. Garia recommends to follow this schedule accurately and consult a qualified repair- shop if any part of the vehicle is not functioning correctly and cannot be replaced by the user. - Page 83 SERVICE...
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Page 84: Maintenance
Exchange the bulb with a new, suitable for the original type for the vehicle and follow the guidance above in reverse. (Bulb type H9, 65W on Via and Golf Car / Bulb type on Monaco is H7, 55W) - Page 85 MAINTENANCE Fig. 7.2 Remove the connection plug from the 12V bulb socket Turn the bulb socket 1/4 of a turn counter clockwise to release it from the lamp socket. Turn it an additional 1/4 of a turn counter clockwise so the socket faces upwards. Remove the bulb.
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Page 86: Replacing The Bulb Of The Front Position Light (Only On Monaco)
MAINTENANCE 7.1.2 Replacing the bulb of the front position light (ONLY ON MONACO) Bulb type: W5W 12V glass socket Monaco Fig. 7.4 Monaco Fig. 7.5 To replace the 12V bulb of the front position light, access the socket from within the front storage compartment. - Page 87 The front turnsignal light is a LED system that is a closed circuit, and LEDs cannot be replaced separately. Please consult a qualified repair shop. Garia recommends that all maintenance and repairs are provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer.
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Page 88: Changing A Wheel
• Always use the same size and type of wheel for all 4 wheels on the vehicle. • Use only original model-specific Garia standard or optional wheels to ensure safe driving conditions and correct dimensions for the vehicle. • When mounting a new wheel, reverse the steps mentioned above and tighten bolts. -
Page 89: Jack Points
MAINTENANCE 7.3 Jack points Monaco Fig. 7.7 When raising the vehicle for changing wheels or other work on the underside of the vehicle, the vehicle must be raised on one of the illustrated jack points. Only use the marked jack-points to prevent any damage to the vehicle. Never work under a vehicle that is only supported by a jack. -
Page 90: Cleaning The Vehicle
MAINTENANCE 7.4 Cleaning the vehicle When cleaning your Garia vehicle, the following procedure ensures the best possible result to attain a look close to the vehicle’s appearance when new. Most importantly, always make sure to turn the main power switch to “OFF” before working on an elec- tric vehicle. -
Page 91: Interior
MAINTENANCE 7.4.4 Interior To clean the interior, use a moist cloth or chamois to wipe the surfaces. For thorough cleaning, use automotive interior cleaning solutions and follow instructions carefully. Avoid using running water or high pressure cleaner for cleaning the interior. 7.4.5 Seats For cleaning the seats and other parts of the interior of similar fabric, wipe with warm water using a wrung cloth. -
Page 92: Controlling The Brake Fluid
Always use DOT 4 brake fluid. If brake fluid levels are correct but the braking system shows irregularities, please consult a qualified repair shop. Garia recommends that all maintenance and repairs are provided by an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. The vehicle is equipped with a towing switch which enables the car to be towed if WARNING ALWAYS make sure that the braking system is functioning correctly. -
Page 93: Tow Switch
MAINTENANCE 7.6 Tow switch Fig. 7.9 To activate the towing function, the switch in the battery compartment must be engaged. This can only be done by using the additional key which came with the car at its delivery. Please note, this key is not the same as the ignition key. It is recommended that the key is removed from the keyhole whenever the towing function is not activated. -
Page 94: Towing Without Battery Power
Always take the greatest safety precautions when releasing parking brake. If unsure on how release the parking brake manually it is recommended that you contact the nearest Garia dealer or service shop. WARNING The vehicle can roll unexpectedly at all times when parking brake is released, even on level ground. -
Page 95: Towing Hook
This can cause a severe accident. Do not exceed 10 mph (16 km/h) while towing. 7.9 Hauling This Garia Golf Car is not constructed for hauling. This includes other vehicles, trailers or other devices. Failure to heed this warning will void all applicable warranties. -
Page 96: Fuse Box Location
MAINTENANCE 7.10 Fuse box location Fig. 7.12 The fuse box is situated as illustrated above. If a malfunction in the electrical system occurs, it is recommended to check the fuses. Always be sure to replace fuses for the same amperes as specified on the following page. -
Page 97: Fuse Box Overview
MAINTENANCE 7.11 Fuse box Overview Golf car FUSE BOX SCHEMATIC Fuse Amp Usage Horn, direc- tion lights Parking light, high beam Low beam Hazard light Brake lights Wiper and washer Actuator, instrument cluster Interior light Refrigerator 12V output Keyswitch Heated wind- screen G21 901 023 00 Fig. - Page 98 MAINTENANCE 7.12 Fuse box Overview Via & Monaco FUSE BOX SCHEMATIC Fuse Amp Usage Horn, direc- tion lights Position light Low and high beam Hazard light, 12V tow Bonnet actuator and cluster Wiper and washer Interior light Refrigerator 12V out and...
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Page 99: Troubleshooting
LOS mode. - Reset the vehicle - please see next page for how to reset the vehicle - Please consult a qualified repair shop. Preferably an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. The vehicle has a lower range than usual. -
Page 100: How To Reset The Vehicle
The brake pedal is soft, or goes down without resistance. - Do not drive vehicle, brakes can be malfunctioning. Please consult a qualified repair shop. Preferably an Authorized Garia Service Dealer. The vehicle vibrates in the steering wheel - Please check tire pressure, apply 30 Psi in each tire as recommended in this... -
Page 101: Vehicle Technical Specifications
VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.1 GOLF CAR VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS Incomplaince with the EC Machinery directive VIN: UJGL2L3LXAUXXXXXX WEIGHTS Number of seats: Two Design Curb Weight: 1212 lb (550 Kg) Distribution F/R: 40/60 % STANDARD FEATURES: GVWR: 1984 lb (1000 Kg) Rear wheel drive GAWR F/R: 882/1323 lb (400/600 Kg) Hydraulic brake system: Discs brake on front axle, drum brakes on rear axle Payload: 770 lb (350 Kg) -
Page 102: Via & Nev Vehicle Specification
VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.2 VIA & NEV VEHICLE SPECIFICATION Incomplaince with FMVSS 571.500 VIN: UJGL2L3LXAUXXXXXX WEIGHTS Number of seats: Two Design Curb Weight: 1212 lb (550 Kg) Distribution F/R: 40/60 % STANDARD FEATURES: GVWR: 1984 lb (1000 Kg) Rear wheel drive... - Page 103 VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS BATTERY Manufacturer: Trojan Optional tires Type: Lead Acid Tire Manufacturer: ITP Number of Modules: 6 Tire Model: Ultra GT Weight pr. module: 29 kg Tire Size: 205-30-12 Weight of Pack: 174 kg Tire Pressure: 30 psi Pack Location: Under the seats Nominal module voltage: 8V REAR AXLE Nominal system voltage: 48V...
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Page 104: Garia Monaco Vehicle Specification
VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.3 GARIA MONACO VEHICLE SPECIFICATION EC type aproval number: e12*2002/24*0474*00 VIN: UJGGHS313XUXXXXXX WEIGHTS Number of seats: Two Design Curb Weight: 1212 lb (550 Kg) Distribution F/R: 40/60 % STANDARD FEATURES: GVWR: 1984 lb (100 Kg) Rear wheel drive... - Page 105 VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS BATTERY Manufacturer: Trojan Optional tires Type: Lead Acid Tire Manufacturer: ITP Number of Modules: 6 Tire Model: Ultra GT Weight pr. module: 29 kg Tire Size: 205-30-12 Weight of Pack: 174 kg Tire Pressure: 30 psi Pack Location: Under the seats Nominal module voltage: 8V REAR AXLE Nominal system voltage: 48V...
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Page 106: Garia Dimentions
VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.4 GARIA DIMENTIONS... - Page 107 VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.5 VIA CERTIFICATION LABEL Certification label of the vehicle can be found in the headlíner above the head of the driver, near the B-pillar. The certification label contains all information required by the NHTSA according to 49 CFR 571.500.
- Page 108 European commission and U.S. law. The label is placed as illustrated below. G21 755 011 01 MM/YYYY MFD BY JOHANNES PEDERSEN A/S FOR GARIA A/S HJULMAGERVEJ 2 DK-8800 VIBORG GVWR/CURB: 1984/1212 LBS. (900/550 KG.) GAWR FRONT/REAR: 882/1323 LBS. (400/600 KG.) THIS VEHICLE CONFORMS TO ALL APPLICABLE STANDARDS UNDER: U.S.A.
- Page 109 VEHICLE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.7 GARIA MONACO MANUFACTURER PLATE Manufacturer plate is located underneath the seat by the main switch. The plate contains the vehicle’s unique VIN and the type approval number (e12*2002/24*0474*00) The plate is placed as illustrated below. Example of a certification label...
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Page 110: Notes
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Page 114: Alphabetical Index
ALPHABETICAL INDEX 11. INDEX Changing a Wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Charger Accelerating . - Page 115 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Low beam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Golf bag transportation .
- Page 116 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Rough terrain driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 Refrigerator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 Reset the car .
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