Downhill Speed Control; Competition Mode; Adjusting And Aligning The Front Wheel - MGI ZIP series User Manual

7.9 Downhill Speed Control

The downhill speed control feature is activated automatically
as the caddy enters a downhill incline. This feature is due to the
differential gearbox.
Tips on understanding the Downhill Speed Control
It is best to turn the speed down to a low speed before entering
the downhill terrain.
The caddy may gain some speed downhill but will not increase
beyond control.

7.10 Competition Mode

In the unlikely event the club you are playing at does not allow
the use of distance devices you will need to disable the distances
feature on the MGI ZIP caddy.
To disable the distance recording feature, simply hold down the
left and right buttons at the same time for 3 seconds and "COMP
MODE" will appear on the screen.
In addition, the distance recording will be removed from the
screen.
To exit COMP MODE hold down the left and right buttons at the
same time.
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8.0 Adjusting and Aligning
the Front Wheel
Each caddy is checked for straight tracking prior to leaving the
factory. In the unlikely event the ZIP caddy is not tracking straight,
the front wheel can be adjusted to regain straight tracking as
follows;
1. Lock the swivelling front wheel [6.0] and run the caddy
forward to see if the caddy veers left or right.
2. Unlock the swivelling front wheel, swivel it to see the locking
latch in the middle of the two front wheels, as below Picture
on Left
3. Unlock the latch by pulling down
4. Adjust the direction by turning the thumb screws in the right
hand Picture. Alternate between cogs when adjusting -
suggest a quarter of a turn at a time
– To make the ZIP Caddy go Right - L/H screw anticlockwise,
R/H screw clockwise – [Up on both sides]
– To make the ZIP Caddy go Left - L/H screw clockwise, R/H
screw anticlockwise – [Down on both sides]
5. Lock the latch by pushing it up.
Please note that there is a process in adjusting the tracking. It is
suggested that the users should do a little bit of adjustment, test
the tracking and then adjust again until the caddy goes straight.
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