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- Page 1 USER MANUAL Handbike For Manual Wheelchair MODEL:MT01/MT02/MT03/MT04 MT02 Before using the handbike, please read this user manual carefully and save it for reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Product description ..................- 2 - MT01&MT02 Structure ................- 2 - MT03&MT04 Structure ................- 3 - Technical Parameters and Indicators ............- 6 - Product main parameters ...............- 6 - First time connecting with wheelchair instruction ........- 8 - Wheelchair installation location ............- 10 -... -
Page 3: Product Description
Product description MT01&MT02 Structure 1. Handlebar 2. Battery lock button 3. Battery indicator 4. Hook control line 5. Rotating shaft sleeve 6. Lock button for rotating shaft sleeve 7. Charging port 8. Reflector 9. Disc plate 10. Foot support 11. Battery indicator light 12. Battery 13. Front light 14. Fender 15. Tyre 1.Left brake bar... - Page 4 Headlights Battery display Fault indication Speed display Unit of velocity Gear indication Single mileage display Total mileage display Maximum speed display Numerical value Average speed display - 3 -...
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Page 5: Mt03&Mt04 Structure
MT03&MT04 Structure 1. Handlebar 2. Battery lock button 3. Decoration 4. Controller shell 5. Hook control line 6.Rotating shaft sleeve 7.Lock button for rotating shaft sleeve 8. Reflector 9. Hydraulic brake system 10. Battery indicator 11. Battery 12. Headlights and horns 13. Charging port 14. Fender 15. Tyre 16.Electric machine 17.Brake disc 1.Left brake bar 2.Power 3.Display 4.Speed+ 5.Speed-/Back up 6.Switch over 7.Folding handlebar switch 8.Wire switch of connector 9.Horn 10.Right brake bar 11.Right handlebar /Accelerator... - Page 6 Speed display Headlights Battery display Single mileage display Gear indication Total mileage display Maximum speed display Average speed display - 5 -...
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Page 7: Technical Parameters And Indicators
Technical Parameters and Indicators Product main parameters MT01&MT02 Size and weight Expanded size (length x width x height) 1100*570*800mm Folded size (length x width x height) 1120*460*410mm Weight capacity 120kg Self-weight 14.1kg (Without battery) Motor Type Brushless DC motor Rated power... - Page 8 Type/plug type Brushless DC sine wave controller Output voltage/current DC 36V Charger Type Take away portable Input voltage AC: 100～240V,50Hz The output voltage Tires Outer diameter x tire width 12.5 Inch *2.125 Inch Type Pneumatic tire Material Rubber Number 1 PC Performance Horizontal road braking performance ≤3m...
- Page 9 MT03&MT04 Size and weight Expanded size (length x width x height) 1050*650*860mm（Stance） Packing size (length x width x height) 1170*520*310mm Weight capacity 120kg Self-weight 21kg(17kg Without battery) Motor Type Brushless DC motor Rated power ≥800 W Input voltage DC ≥48V Number 1 PC Brake system...
- Page 10 Charger Type Take away portable Input voltage AC: 100V～240V(±2%V),50Hz(±1%Hz) The output voltage ≥48V Tires Outer diameter x tire width 16 Inch *2.125 Inch Type Pneumatic tire Material Rubber Number 1 PC Performance Maximum speed ≤30km/h Horizontal road braking performance ≤3m Maximum safe slope performance ≤3m (10°) Climbing ability...
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Page 11: First Time Connecting With Wheelchair Instruction
First time connecting with wheelchair instruction Wheelchair installation location - 10 -... -
Page 12: Handbike Body Installing
Handbike body Installing Foot support As shown in the picture, use a wrench to loosen the pre-installed screws, then align the holes of the feet and tighten the screws. Handlebar assembly As shown in the picture, remove the pre-installation screws of the handbike, align the handlebar assembly with the hole, insert the rotating shaft, adjust the handlebar to a suitable angle, and then tighten the screws on both sides. -
Page 13: Brake Lines Assembly
Brake lines assembly As shown in the picture, unscrew the screw at the end of the brake lever counterclockwise and put the brake cable head into the prefabricated buckle and then tighten the screw. （Note: This step is not required for MT03&04） Grasp the brake cable at the tail end, as shown in the picture, then connect the brake cable and tighten the screws to check whether the brake... -
Page 14: Structure On Both Sides Instruction
Structure on both sides instruction Open the package to find the spacer and knob, insert the spacer first and screw the knob Loosen the nut, you can slide the clamp left and right to adjust the spacing. Eight nuts adjust the hook angle, with the middle four nuts adjusting the hook height. - Page 15 Intermediate structure description Open the package to find the spacer and knob, insert the spacer first and screw the knob Loosen the nut, insert the fixing ring and clip. Insert the intermediate connecting rod until a click is heard indicating it has been locked; Pushing up the bottom switch can unlock and pull out the connecting rod.(Be sure to insert the intermediate connecting rod in place, otherwise...
- Page 16 Assembly of structures on both sides Lift up the handbike body, lift the head of the handbike and keep the body and the rotating shaft sleeve on the same line, then turn the knob to the "P" position, and the head of the handbike can stand stably at this time. (Note: If the knob is not screwed in place or the rotation encounters resistance, please rotate the head of the handbike left and right at a small angle and try to screw the knob in place again) As shown in the picture, loosen the fixing screws on both sides of the pipe clip...
- Page 17 As shown in the figure, loosen the pipe clamp screws on both sides so that the clamp can be rotated to the matching angle of the front tube of the wheelchair. (Note: Take wheelchair as an example this time, different wheelchairs are clamped in different positions, please refer to the previous chapter...
- Page 18 As shown in the figure, drag the front of the handbike back until the upper hook is hooked in, hold the handlebar and push the handlebar forward and upward (70-80° relative to the ground) until a click sound is heard, indicating that the hook has been connected in place, and then Turn the knob to the "D"...
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Page 19: Intermediate Structure Description
Intermediate structure description Lift up the handbike body, lift the head of the handbike and keep the body and the rotating shaft sleeve on the same line, then turn the knob to the "P" position, and the head of the handbike can stand stably at this time. (Note: If the knob is not screwed in place or the rotation encounters resistance, please rotate the head of the handbike left and right at a small angle and try to screw the knob in place again) - Page 20 As shown in the figure, drag the front of the handbike back until the upper hook is hooked in, hold the handlebar and push the handlebar forward and upward (70-80° relative to the ground) until a click sound is heard, indicating that the hook has been connected in place, and then Turn the knob to the "D"...
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Page 21: Ground Clearance Adjustment
Ground clearance adjustment Test the height between the front wheel of the wheelchair and the ground under load. It is recommended to be between 4-6cm. Bilateral structure adjustment method Test the height between the front wheel of the wheelchair and the ground under load. It is recommended to be between 4-6cm. -
Page 22: Disconnecting With Wheelchair
Disconnecting with wheelchair First, lock the manual wheelchair brake and turn off the power of the handbike, and then keep the body and the rotating shaft sleeve on the same line, and turn the knob to the "P" position, and the head can stand stably at this time. (Note: If the knob is not screwed in place or the rotation encounters resistance, please turn the head of the handbike left and right at a small angle and try to turn the knob to the "P"... -
Page 23: Battery Instructions
Battery Instructions Related battery instructions Battery Usage The positive and negative poles of the battery cannot be connected with conductive objects such as metal, which may cause a short circuit or electric shock. Do not approach flammable materials. Do not approach or expose to heat sources, such as open flames or sparks. Do not transport the battery with flammable or combustible materials. -
Page 24: Notes For Charging
Notes for charging Warning Do not try to use pliers or cable wires to directly connect the battery terminals to charge the battery. Do not use the handbike when charging the battery. Do not use non-standard power sources (such as generators or inverters), even if their voltage and frequency appears to meet the requirements. -
Page 25: Battery Installation And Removal
Battery Installation and removal Warning Please makes sure to turn off the power to the handbike before performing this operation. Remove the battery: 1) Pull up the battery to prevent tripping 2) Turn the key, after seeing the battery pop up, let go to return the key 3) Rotate the battery upward and remove the battery Install the battery: 1) Put the battery in the battery box... -
Page 26: Battery Charging
Battery Charging It can be charged with standard AC power (AC 110-220 V, 50-60 Hz). Make sure to turn off the power of the handbike before charging. Insert the charging plug of the charger into the charging port on the lower front of the control panel and insert the battery charging port to charge (the battery can be removed and charged separately, or it can be directly charged on the handbike). -
Page 27: Warranty Card
Warranty Card Thank you for purchasing our company's products, in order to better serve you, after purchasing products, please carefully read, fill in and properly keep this warranty card. Product Model Date of Contacts purchase Dealer Phone E-mail information Address Date of Contacts purchase... - Page 28 Warranty Coverage Warranty Free warranty Remarks items period Failure due to improper use, man-made sabotage or unauthorized modification, Main frame 3 years 1 year no warranty. Or maintenance fee will be charged. Excessive load causes the motor to be overloaded or is damaged by Motor 1 year 1 year...
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Page 29: Not Covered By Warranty
Not covered by warranty Tires, disc brakes, decorative parts, etc. Damage caused by negligence in operation, accidents, misuse, improper installation and repair. Damage caused by load exceeding the maximum load-bear. Battery failure caused by not charging for more than two months. If the serial number on the handbike is not the original serial number, if be modified, or is inconsistent with the serial number on the warranty card, or the serial number on the warranty card i altered, the warranty will not be granted. - Page 30 Accessories Name Quantity Remarks Charger User manual Hexagon wrench...
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