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- Page 1 Owner's Manual ® Please read all important safety information before riding your TravelScoot for the first time.
- Page 2 TravelScoot Parts Please ensure that you have the following parts when you unpack your TravelScoot for the first time: 1. Wide front wheel 4. Footrest assembly 2. Seat cushion and post 5.Lithium-ion battery 3. Backrest 6. Yoke Please keep the original box for returns or warranty-related shipping.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TravelScoot Components and Controls ........ -
Page 4: Introduction
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Page 5: Terms And Conditions
● Used for commercial purposes (rental, public use etc.) ● Operated with a battery or charger not supplied by TravelScoot. We strongly recommend that you retain the original shipping box for the TravelScoot at least for the duration of the warranty period. -
Page 6: Important Safety Information
Attention! Please read this manual in full before operating your new TravelScoot for the first time. The TravelScoot is designed for persons who have walking difficulties but who are otherwise fairly mobile. Make sure that the TravelScoot is right for you. Persons who are confined to a wheelchair, experience significant balance issues, and/or require... - Page 7 Securing the TravelScoot The TravelScoot does not come with a lock and key. Due to its ultra-light weight, a key would not prevent a thief from stealing the scooter and running off with it. Any locksmith could make a key for the scooter, negating the purpose of including a lock.
- Page 8 Therefore, it is recommended that you buy a simple chain or cable-type bicycle lock to be placed around either rear fork on the TravelScoot. For answers to your questions, call 1-877-339-7505...
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Page 9: Assembling Your Travelscoot
Unfolding your TravelScoot To unfold your TravelScoot, push the steering column forward slightly while pushing on the locking pin. Doing so will relieve pressure on the pin and allow it to engage easier. When the scooter is fully unfolded, you will hear an audible click to signify that the scooter is in the unfolded position. - Page 10 Footrest Assembly The only assembly required in setting up the TravelScoot is the footrest. Using the largest Allen wrench in the included toolkit: 5a) Position the footrest assembly with the cane holders either facing towards or away from the scooter...
- Page 11 Once the yoke is in place, tighten the lever clamp. Backrest Height Adjustment The backrest on the TravelScoot can be adjusted to your comfort. Using the largest Allen wrench in the included toolkit, simply loosen the two bolts holding the backrest cushion to the backrest stem, move the cushion to the desired height and re-tighten the bolts.
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Page 12: Battery Charging Procedures
Seat Spacers Included with your TravelScoot are two seat spacers. They are to be used to raise the seat up to maintain seat height. When attaching the yoke, ensure that there are no gaps between the seat post and the bottom receptacle of the yoke (all they should be, at most, flush for your safety). -
Page 13: Battery Tips
Battery Info for Foreign Travel The TravelScoot lithium-ion battery charger is universal, and will operate on 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. This allows it to be used internationally in conjunction with a plug adaptor which can be found at most department and electronic stores. - Page 14 Use the same twisting motion for both forward and reverse operation. Turning the throttle too quickly can result in unexpected acceleration or even tipping over. The throttle on the TravelScoot has an electronic delay from the moment you engage it until power is applied. This safety feature prevents uncontrolled acceleration.
- Page 15 Left turns (9a) Because the drive motor is located on the left-rear wheel of the TravelScoot, left turns from a stopped position are only possible with the front wheel turned no more than 45 degrees. If you attempt to accelerate from a stopped position with the front wheel turned more than 45 degrees to the left, this will result in blocking the drive and “pushing”...
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Page 16: Maintenance
The TravelScoot virtually turns on the spot. Practicing your turns on the TravelScoot will be invaluable in situations where there may not be much room such as on elevators or in public restrooms. -
Page 17: Travel Tips
To avoid being subjected to a body search, stand up (if possible) and walk the few feet through the x-ray frame. They will perform a security check on your scooter. After you are cleared you can drive your TravelScoot to the gate. -
Page 18: Cruise Ship Travel
The TravelScoot makes small work of these vast ships. Whether you are scooting to the pool, on the Lido deck, or to the Fiesta deck for an evening of fine dining at a formal dinner, the TravelScoot will take you wherever you want to go. - Page 19 Front Wheel Seat Assembly 274 Wh Battery 151 Wh Battery Maximum Speed 4.5 mph Distance per charge Distance will vary on terrain, rider weight, and frequency of stop-and-go operation. 274 Wh Battery 12-15 miles 151 Wh Battery 8-10 miles Warranty Weight Limit 350 lbs.
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Page 20: Travelscoot Components And Controls
TravelScoot Components & Controls 1. Throttle 9. Foot Peg 2. Bell 10. Locking Pin 3. Forward/Reverse Selector 11. Battery Charging Port 4. Manual Brake 12. Drive Motor (inside hub) 5. On/Off Switch 13. Brake Band 6. Steering Column Clamp 14. Seat Clamps 7. - Page 21 For answers to your questions, call 1-877-339-7505...
- Page 22 TravelScoot is a registered trademark of TravelScoot International Ltd. Patent #7207407 TravelScoot is designed in Germany and Distributed in Canada by: TravelScoot Canada For answers to your questions, call 1-877-339-7505...
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