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AutoFold Elite Scooter
QUICK START GUIDE
Follow the instructions below to quickly and
safely set up and start your scooter.
Issue 2021-03 Rev1
1. Unpack the scooter, as shown above. You will have the
following parts:
1 x scooter unit
1 x battery pack
2 x keys
1 x remote fob
2 x armrest
2 x threaded knob for armrest
1 x charger and mains cable
2. Plug the mains lead into the charger, and then plug the
round connector from the charger into the charging socket of
the scooter.
Finally switch the charger on at the mains.
3. Insert the key into the ignition (as shown below) and switch
the scooter on. Then press the button marked "A - Open"
for 1 second. The scooter will then slowly beep and unfold.
For safety, the unfold process will stop halfway. Press the
button again to fully unfold the scooter. When fully unfolded
the scooter will emit three quick beeps.
4. Insert the battery pack as shown below.
5. Flip the backrest into position.
PLEASE TURN OVER
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Summary of Contents for Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare AutoFold Elite
- Page 1 2. Plug the mains lead into the charger, and then plug the 4. Insert the battery pack as shown below. round connector from the charger into the charging socket of AutoFold Elite Scooter the scooter. Finally switch the charger on at the mains.
- Page 2 6. Pull on the catch (arrowed) on the tiller to unlock. Then pull 8. Insert the armrest into the receiver. 11. Insert the key into the ignition and turn to start the scooter. up the tiller until it is set at the correct height for the user. Note: The angle of the armrest may need adjusting.
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The Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare AutoFold Elite folds or unfolds easily within 15 seconds using the remote control or buttons on the dashboard.
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My drive autofold elite has stopped unfolding and closing via the buttons (fob hasnt worked for years) and the speed counter has also stopped registering speed. Can you advise the likely components required as we have no engineer in this remote area of Scotland so I cannot get it inspected.