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Safety Information
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Battery Safety Information
Regenerative braking performance decreases when the battery is fully charged.
Regenerative braking cannot maintain the vehicle speed on an excessive grade (>20%). Use the brake
pedal to control the vehicle speed.
ACCELERATOR PEDAL
POSITION
Fully Pushed
Between Fully Pushed And
Released
Fully Released
WALK-AWAY BRAKING
WARNING
Walk-away braking is a safety function that limits the roll-away speed of a vehicle when the park brake
is disengaged. The multi-purpose buzzer will make an audible tone when the walk-away braking safety
device engages for more than two seconds.
Note:
Before the walk-away braking function will operate for the maximum 12 hours, fully charge
the battery.
BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING
BATTERY INTERNATIONAL SAFETY SYMBOLS
Understand and obey the international safety symbols on the vehicle battery before you use, repair, or
service the vehicle.
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Regenerative braking holds the vehicle at the programmed top speed.
Regenerative braking holds the vehicle at a percentage of the
programmed top speed in relation to the accelerator pedal position.
Regenerative braking will do one of the two based on the controller
settings:
• Factory Default - Stop the vehicle slowly.
• Optional - Let the vehicle coast freely.
Note:
The regenerative braking functions are controlled by the
controller settings. Speak with your dealer or distributor for
more information.
WALK-AWAY BRAKING WILL NOT LIMIT VEHICLE SPEED TO 3
MPH (4.8 KM/H) ON STEEP SLOPES. DO NOT OPERATE THE
VEHICLE ON SLOPES THAT ARE MORE THAN A 20% GRADE.
FLOODED AND SUBMERGED BATTERIES CAN CAUSE DAMAGE
INCLUDING LEAKS AND EXPLOSION. IF A BATTERY IS
SUBMERGED, REPLACE THE BATTERY BEFORE CHARGING OR
USE.
IF THE BATTERY IS OPENED, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, EXPLOSION,
OR FIRE CAN OCCUR. THE BATTERY IS NOT SERVICEABLE. DO
NOT OPEN THE BATTERY.
CONDITION
ONWARD HP 4-PASSENGER LITHIUM-ION
TPCC01DL00EN019 (Edition A)
Operators Manual
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