Rear Wheel Positions; Unfolding - MGI Zip Navigator User Manual

3.2 Rear Wheels Positions
The MGI Zip buggy is designed to allow the rear wheels to be in
two positions. The position is determined by where the wheel is
locked on the axle in either of the two grooves [see picture]. The
drive position is used during the normal operation of the buggy.
The free wheel position is used to freely push the buggy should
you experience battery or buggy issues on the course.
Free wheel position
Drive position
i. Drive position – Lock the wheel onto the groove closest to the
battery base. To do this, press the grey release button on the
wheel hub, push the wheel on to the axle as far as possible. To
test for drive position try rolling the wheel backwards. If you feel
resistance then the wheel is now in drive position and ready to
use. Repeat for both wheels.
ii. Free wheel – Lock the wheel into the groove closest to the end
of the axle. To do this, press the grey release button on the wheel
hub, push the wheel on to the axle and push the release button
onto the groove. To test for free wheel position try rolling the
wheel backwards. The wheel should spin freely with no resistance.
Repeat for both wheels.
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3.3 Unfolding

Please see below
the steps to unfold
a Zip Buggy Handle.
Step 1: Ensure both rear
wheels are attached.
Step 3: Move the top Step 4: The handle is now free to pull
bag support away from upwards. The handle will naturally
front wheel assembly until unfold as you continue to pull until the
you hear it click. handle is completely open.
Step 5: Ensure that Step 7: Push the top bag support
the latch at the bottom down to move it into position.
of the handle clicks into
place.
Step 6: Close the fold
lever to lock the handle
into place in one
of three positions.
Please note that the handle can only be locked into
one position – it is not height adjustable.
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Step 2: Release fold lever.
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