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- Page 1 CITY Model Operating Manual 1-888-56-BUGGY contact@thetravelbuggy.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Setup ................................9 Controller ..............................11 Basic Operation ............................12 Charging Batteries ............................13 Free Wheel Mode ............................16 Transporting Your City ..........................17 Troubleshooting ............................18 Diagnostics ..............................19 Parts Diagram ............................. 20 Limited Warranty ............................21 The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY... -
Page 3: Introduction
It is important to read through this manual before operating your CITY to become familiar with its features as well as its limitations and safety information. You will find the operation and care of your CITY very simple and easy, but should you have any questions please contact us at The Travel Buggy on our customer hotline, 1.888.56.BUGGY or by email contact@thetravelbuggy.com. -
Page 4: Specifications
96.5 x 61 x 94 cm Unfolded (L x W x H ): (38″ x 24″ x 37″) 58.5 x 33 x 78.75 cm Folded (L x W x H ): (23″ x 13″ x 31″) The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY CITY Model V1... -
Page 5: Specification Diagram
Specification Diagram The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY CITY Model V1... -
Page 6: Safe Operation
If you’re not sure the CITY can surpass an obstacle, try to find another way around. The CITY is designed for a single user only; more than one user may result in personal injury to you and others. ... -
Page 7: Precautions
When transporting the CITY… Never sit in the CITY while in a moving vehicle; an accident or sudden stop may cause you to be thrown from the power chair. Never transport the CITY in the front seat of a vehicle where it may shift and interfere with the driver. -
Page 8: Maintenance
(EM) emitted from sources such as radio stations, TV stations, amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and cellular phones. The interference (from radio wave sources) can cause the CITY to release its brakes, move by itself, or move in unintended directions. The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY... -
Page 9: Setup
Grasp push bar Hold down seat to expand 4. Push down to close the latch located below the seat to the rear of the CITY to lock the seat into place. NOTE: This step is very important! The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY... - Page 10 5. Slide the Controller into the open slot on the arm of the CITY on the right side (unless pre-ordered for left-handed users). Tighten knob located under the arm rest to secure the controller in place. Slide Controller Secure Controller...
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Page 11: Controller
To stop, just bring the joystick back to the initial position. Use extra care when you drive the CITY in reverse. You may lose control or fall if one of the rear wheels hits an object. When operating in reverse: ... -
Page 12: Basic Operation
Operate only in the appropriate environment after you have practiced operating the CITY and know how to work the controller. Be certain that the power is OFF before sitting in the seat of your CITY, with no lights GET IN on the controller. -
Page 13: Charging Batteries
3. Plug the charger power harness into the charger and then into a grounded wall outlet. 4. Allow your CITY to charge for 6 to 8 hours or when the light on the charger turns green, which means your batteries are fully charged. - Page 14 Secondary charging method: You have the option of charging the batteries on the CITY individually by using a port located on the battery itself. NOTE: Using this method requires that you charge each battery separately. 1. Turn off the main power.
- Page 15 ● Do not charge more than 8 hours. ● If you do not operate the CITY for two months, we recommend that you charge the battery for 6-8 hours before use. ● Over Current Protection: this system is included on the CITY and will shut off the current from the batteries if triggered, thus shutting the motor down, which will ensure that the motor and battery do not experience any damage.
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Page 16: Free Wheel Mode
Free Wheel Mode In order to have a care giver push the CITY, it must be put in Free Wheel mode. This mode disengages the drive mechanism to the wheels, making them free to push manually. We recommend that you turn OFF the power to the CITY when in this mode, both for safety and to save battery power. -
Page 17: Transporting Your City
NOTE: Never transport the CITY in a tie down system, as the CITY is not compatible with them. Never sit in the CITY and be transported in a moving vehicle. Do not place the folded CITY in the front seat with the driver where it could move or slide. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting The following represents the most common questions asked about the CITY with regard to everyday use; check this helpful guide or the operator’s manual for more information if you have a question about using your CITY: Question Possible Causes Answer 1. -
Page 19: Diagnostics
The following is a chart of the diagnostic light codes that your CITY may use to indicate problems. It is important to pay attention to these diagnostics in case the CITY must be put out of use for safety reasons until maintenance can be performed. -
Page 20: Parts Diagram
Parts Diagram The Travel Buggy 1.888.56.BUGGY CITY Model V1... -
Page 21: Limited Warranty
Limited Warranty The purchaser of this product is entitled to a limited warranty as offered by The Travel Buggy and its affiliates on the following components and timeframes: ● Frame - 5 Years ● Motor - 2 years ● Battery - 1 year ●...
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