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Summary of Contents for Polaris GEM 2011
- Page 1 Global Electric Motorcars® by 2011 Owner’s Manual...
- Page 2 Table of Contents . Introduction ..................3 . Vehicle Identification and Specifications ........8 . Things to Know Before You Operate Your Vehicle .....16 . Understanding the Standard Features of Your Vehicle ....21 . Understanding the Optional Features of Your Vehicle ....56 .
- Page 3 GEM Owner’s Manual - Page 2...
- Page 4 Introduction CONTENTS . About this Manual ................4 . Introduction to Safe Ownership of GEM models ......5 . Cautions, Warnings and Notes ............7 NOTE: This manual is subject to change. For the latest version please visit www.gemcar.com, and click on About GEM, Current GEM Owners, and Owners Manuals.
- Page 5 Introduction ABOUT THIS MANUAL Thank you for purchasing your GEM car by Polaris Industries Inc. Your vehicle is designed to operate exclusively on battery power. It is an emission-free vehicle. The ideal application for a battery-powered neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV) occurs when the daily driving pattern is predictable and the distance is relatively short.
- Page 6 Introduction If questions arise after reading the manual, you may contact us at 866.764.0616. Please have your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and date of purchase information available. NOTE: All information and specifications in this Owner’s Manual are current at the time of printing. However, due to GEM policy of continuous product improvement, we reserve the right to make changes, at any time, without written notice or obligation.
- Page 7 Introduction Specific to GEM car models, the following safe habits should always be followed: • GEM battery-electric vehicles are open vehicles. For this reason, safety belts should always be worn by all occupants to prevent being thrown from the vehicle during operation. If your GEM car is equipped with doors, these were designed and are intended only to keep wind and water out of the vehicle and should not be relied upon to keep occupants in the vehicle or to protect them in case of collision.
- Page 8 Introduction and provides the “fuel” to the GEM cars electric drive system) is sufficient to cause death by electrocution. For this reason, GEM car owners should NEVER attempt to do any maintenance or repair work on their GEM cars electric drive system, including the battery pack, unless they have had special training.
- Page 9 Vehicle Identification and Specifications CONTENTS . Vehicle Information ..............9 . General Specifications ...............10 GEM Owner’s Manual - Page 8...
- Page 10 Vehicle Identification and Specification VEHICLE INFORMATION 0001 Figure 1 - VIN/Certification Label Location For all model vehicles, the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can be found on the VIN/Certification Label, located on the left rear section of the roof panel. The VIN indicates the model year, the model type and the serial number of the vehicle.
- Page 11 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM e2 Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 5 hp, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires 12” 165/70R-12 Battery Pack: Six 12-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply: 12 volt, 30 amp DC/DC converter...
- Page 12 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM e4 Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 5 hp, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires 12” 165/70R-12 Battery Pack: Six 12-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply: 12 volt, 30 amp DC/DC converter...
- Page 13 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM eS Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 5 hp, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires 12” 165/70R-12 Battery Pack: Six 12-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply: 12 volt, 30 amp DC/DC converter...
- Page 14 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM eL Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 5 hp, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires 12” 165/70R-12 Battery Pack: Six 12-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply: 12 volt, 30 amp DC/DC converter...
- Page 15 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM eL XD Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 7 hp vented, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires TR13” P185/70R13 86H Battery Pack: Nine 8-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply:...
- Page 16 Vehicle Identification and Specifications GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GEM e6® Specifications Motor: GE Heavy Duty 7 hp vented, shunt DC electric motor Drive System: Single speed front wheel drive trans axle Tire: 2-ply street rated tires TR13” P185/70R13 86H Battery Pack: Six 12-volt lead acid batteries of specific make and model number (e6 w/S option) Nine 8-volt lead acid gel batteries of specific make and model number Accessory Power Supply:...
- Page 17 Things to Know Before You Operate Your Vehicle CONTENTS . Driving and Alcohol ..............17 . Safety Information ..............18 GEM Owner’s Manual - Page 16...
- Page 18 Things to Know Before You Operate Your Vehicle DRIVING AND ALCOHOL Your ability to drive your GEM car can be seriously impaired with blood alcohol levels far below the legal minimum. If you are drinking alcohol, don’t drive. Ride with a designated non-drinking driver, call a cab, or use public transportation.
- Page 19 Things to Know Before You Operate Your Vehicle SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING Your vehicle is battery powered. If handled improperly, batteries can be dangerous. Follow the precautions provided on pages 18-19 during charging operations to avoid personal injury or damage to electrical components in the vehicle. •...
- Page 20 Things to Know Before You Operate Your Vehicle • Electrolyte can leak from damaged or defective flooded batteries. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. • Batteries contain acid, which can cause severe burns. If battery fluid comes in contact with your skin, flush the affected areas with water for at least 15 minutes and then seek medical assistance.