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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for Fairway rider G3
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Brake lever replacement ..............10 Throttle replacement ................11 Controller replacement ..............12 © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 3: Buggy Operation
BUGGY OPERATION Your G3 buggy is fitted with three switches on the front part of the body: A key operated ignition switch – insert the key and rotate clockwise to turn on the ignition o This should be turned off when the buggy is not in use. - Page 4 Exercise care at all times, especially when traversing slopes and turning, and always have due regard for other users of the golf course. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk...
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Page 5: General Maintenance
GENERAL MAINTENANCE With a little basic regular maintenance, your G3 buggy will serve you well for many years. Cleaning Wash the bodywork with warm soapy water to remove any mud and dirt that accumulates on the buggy; Do not use any abrasive cleaners, and take care not to spray water ... -
Page 6: Technical Maintenance
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE This section provides more detailed instructions so that competent persons can carry out more significant work on the G3 buggy should it become necessary. If you have any doubt about your ability to complete the job successfully, do not embark upon it. -
Page 7: Rear Wheel Bearing Replacement
NB do not tighten any of the bolts until you are happy with the chain tension. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 8: Chain Replacement
Once you are happy with the tension, re-tighten all the bolts and lock nuts, and re-install the brake caliper; Replace the body panel bolts. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 9: Chain Adjustment
Repeat as necessary until all air is expelled, whilst continuing to maintain the fluid level within the reservoir. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 10: Brake Pad Replacement
Take care not to over-tighten the 10mm nut as this may result in the brake lever being stiff to use, and not releasing automatically after use. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 11: Throttle Replacement
connectors; Replace the connectors, and cable tie any loose cable under the bodywork. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk... -
Page 12: Controller Replacement
Lower the body, and replace the bolt at the bottom of the seat spring / shock absorber. © 2015 Fairway Rider G3 Ltd - Unit 20, Ravenhurst Court, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PN Workshop and Technical Support: 07495 063 014 | Email: enquiries@fairwayrider.co.uk...
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Questions and answers
My hand brake to stiff
To fix a stiff hand brake on a Fairway Rider G3, follow these steps:
1. Check the Brake Fluid Level – Inspect the fluid reservoir on the handlebars and replenish with DOT 2 or DOT 3 brake fluid if necessary.
2. Bleed the Brake System – Slacken the bleed nipple on the brake caliper, operate the brake lever to expel air, then tighten the nipple while holding the lever. Repeat as needed.
3. Inspect the Brake Lever Mechanism – Ensure the lever and cut-out switch function properly and are not obstructed.
4. Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply suitable lubrication to the lever pivot and cable if applicable.
5. Check the Parking Brake Button – Ensure it releases properly when pulling the lever again.
6. Inspect the Brake Caliper and Pads – Remove the caliper assembly, check for obstructions, and ensure the pads are moving freely.
If the issue persists, further inspection of the hydraulic system may be needed.
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