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MOBILITY SCOOTER
USER MANUAL
MS04010014
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  • Page 1 Scan me on your phone camera to watch our assembly video. MOBILITY SCOOTER USER MANUAL MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE:...
  • Page 2 No claims can be made based on the data and illustrations in this user manual. The Micromus mobility Scooter is a Class I Medical Device: Class A Mobility Scooter, limited to a maximum speed of 4MPH.
  • Page 3 Operate the scooter at a lower speed before gradually increasing to a higher speed. If any additional assembly, disassembly and/or operation assistance is required, please contact CareCo. Keep this user manual is in a safe place for future reference. KEY DEFINITIONS...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE CONTENTS GETTING STARTED CARTON CONTENTS PRODUCT COMPONENTS SETTING UP YOUR MICROMUS MOBILITY SCOOTER HOW TO USE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER USER INSTRUCTIONS BRAKING TYPES TILLER CONTROLS MOBILITY SCOOTER MODES EMERGENCY BRAKING YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER BATTERY CHARGING YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER...
  • Page 5 LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER PRELIMINARY CHECKS CLEANING MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE REPAIRS TROUBLESHOOTING WARNINGS & TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE (EMI) PROGRAMMING PRODUCT RE-ISSUING RECYCLING & DISPOSAL INTENDED USE INTENDED USER INTENDED ENVIRONMENT PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION DEFINITIONS GENERAL WARNINGS EXPECTED LIFETIME WARRANTY NOTES...

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE GETTING STARTED Contact CareCo immediately if ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION QUANTITY any of the listed contents are Micromus Mobility Scooter missing. We strongly recommend that Charger you keep the box and internal packaging for the duration of your warranty period.

  • Page 7: Setting Up Your Micromus Mobility Scooter

    SETTING UP YOUR MICROMUS MOBILITY SCOOTER 1. Remove all scooter components from the 2. Pull the yellow tiller knob outwards, then outer packaging and place onto a level lift the tiller until upright. surface. An audible “click” will confirm the tiller is secure.
  • Page 8 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE 5. Unfold the scooter backrest. 6. Charge the scooter for 8-12 hours before first use. SUGGESTION Subsequent charging times range from 6-8 hours. Visit “Charging your Mobility Scooter” for more information.

  • Page 9: How To Use Your Mobility Scooter

    HOW TO USE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER USER INSTRUCTIONS TRANSFERING TO & FROM Always ensure the scooter is switched [OFF] and in [DRIVE] mode before getting on/off the scooter. TRANSFERRING TO Support your body by placing one foot on the scooter footplate before lowering into the seat.
  • Page 10 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE THRESHOLDS & FIXED OBSTACLES Approach thresholds vertically to avoid scooter misbalance. Incorrect Approach Correct Approach STAIRS, ESCALATORS AND LIFTS The mobility scooter is not designed to travel up/down stairs and escalators. Use a lift whenever possible. DOORS & GATES Determine whether the door/gate opens towards or away from the user.

  • Page 11: Braking Types

    BRAKING TYPES REGENERATIVE BRAKING • Slows the scooter when the throttle returns to the centre position • Slows the scooter when the speed limiter is exceeded PARKING BRAKE • Activates after the scooter has come to a stop. • Activates when the product is in [DRIVE] mode and is powered [OFF]. BRAKING DISTANCE On flat surfaces, braking distance is approximately equal to the length of the scooter.

  • Page 12: Tiller Controls

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE TILLER CONTROLS THROTTLE LEVER BATTERY GAUGE SPEED BUTTON Using your right hand, press Displays the battery level Press to increase/decrease the throttle lever to move the status. the scooters speed setting. scooter forwards. Using your (The battery gauge will The battery is fully GREEN left hand, press the throttle...

  • Page 13: Mobility Scooter Modes

    MOBILITY SCOOTER MODES DRIVE MODE FREEWHEEL MODE (ELECTRONIC ASSISTED BRAKING) Pull the lever upwards to engage Freewheel Mode. Push the lever downwards to engage Drive Mode. (The scooter will be able to be pushed manually by the user). (The scooter will not be able to be pushed manually by the user).

  • Page 14: Your Mobility Scooter Battery

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER BATTERY BATTERY INSTALLATION & REMOVAL INSTALLING REMOVING 1. Twist the baseplate tabs to unlock the 1. Twist the baseplate tabs to unlock the baseplate. baseplate. 2. Lift the baseplate upwards. 2. Lift the baseplate upwards. 3.

  • Page 15: Charging Your Mobility Scooter

    CHARGING YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER Your Micromus battery can be charged on, or away from the scooter. HOW TO CHARGE YOUR SCOOTER BATTERY (ON-BOARD) 1. Insert the charger’s 4-pin output into the socket on the baseplate. 2. Insert the outlet plug into a wall socket.

  • Page 16: Charging Regime

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE CHARGING REGIME Maintaining good charging habits for your mobility scooter will maximize battery life and range per charge. Battery charging times range from 6-8 hours. This is dependent on scooter usage, ambient temperature, and operating habits. Daily Use If the scooter is used daily, charge the battery at the end of each day, and leave it on charge until the following morning.

  • Page 17: Folding Your Scooter, Transportation & Storage

    FOLDING YOUR SCOOTER, TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE FOLDING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING! Ensure the scooter is switched [OFF] and in [DRIVE] Mode before folding. 1. Fold down the scooter’s backrest. 2. Lift both yellow levers on the seat frame, then fold down the seat. 3.

  • Page 18: Transportation

    MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE TRANSPORTATION LAND TRANSPORT Securely stow the folded/disassembled components in the boot of a vehicle. Ensure any adjustable parts are properly secured before transport to avoid transit damage. WARNING! This product cannot be used as a seat in a motor vehicle. AIR TRANSPORT This scooter is suitable for air transport.

  • Page 19: Comfort Adjustments

    COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS TILLER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 1. Open the tiller clamp. 2. Lift/lower the tiller to the desired height. 3. Close the tiller clamp to secure the position. WARNING! Ensure the tiller is secure before using the scooter.
  • Page 20 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER PRELIMINARY CHECKS • Ensure the scooter is switched [OFF] before getting off or on. • Ensure the scooter is in [DRIVE] mode before setting off. • Check tyres for wear. • Check all fixings are secure. CLEANING Regular use of the scooter will accumulate dirt and debris over time.
  • Page 21 REPAIRS Certain scooter components can be repaired by the user with guidance provided by CareCo. Other components can only be repaired/replaced by a service technician. If for any reason the scooter requires repair due to a defect, contact CareCo immediately.
  • Page 22 The motor has overheated. Wait for 10 minutes. Switch [ON] the scooter. 4 FLASH CODE The motor and/or its associated wiring Contact CareCo. has a fault. Switch [OFF] the scooter. The scooter is in [FREEWHEEL] mode. Place the scooter in [DRIVE] mode.
  • Page 23 WARNINGS & TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS OVERALL LENGTH (MM) OVERALL WIDTH (MM) OVERALL HEIGHT (MM) FOLDED LENGTH (IF APPLICABLE) (MM) FOLDED WIDTH (IF APPLICABLE) (MM) FOLDED HEIGHT (IF APPLICABLE) (MM) FRONT WHEEL DIAMETER (IN) REAR WHEEL DIAMETER (IN) TOTAL WEIGHT INCLUDING BATTERIES (KG) 16.98 WEIGHT OF HEAVIEST COMPONENT (KG) 15.44...
  • Page 24 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE (EMI) Powerchairs and mobility scooters may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI). Electromagnetic energy (EM) is emitted from sources such a radio stations, TV stations, amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and cellular phones. The interference (from radio wave sources) can cause the powerchair/mobility scooter to release its brakes, move by itself, or move in unintended directions.
  • Page 25 Electronic Equipment policies (W.E.E.E). For battery disposal, users should follow local disposal/recycling regulations. Contact CareCo if further advice is needed regarding recycling & disposal. INTENDED USE This product is intended for users who experience difficulty in walking and/or have reduced mobility.
  • Page 26 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION The product identification label is located within the battery tray. 719872 900801 DEFINITIONS Model number Refer to instruction manual Batch code Caution Date of manufacturer Indicates electrical / electronic equipment must be disposed of in accordance with the WEEE regulation.
  • Page 27 GENERAL WARNINGS • Mobility Scooter users should take appropriate safety measures and obey local pedastrian traffic rules. CareCo are not responsible for personal injury and/or profuct damage caused by improper use. • Use safety equipment such as reflectors, reflective clothing, and lighting when in low lit areas.
  • Page 28 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE EXPECTED LIFETIME The Expected Lifetime is the estimated period of time for which the scooter is expected to function according to its intended use. Various items such as weight capacity, user behaviour, external conditions and intensity of use can affect the expected lifetime.
  • Page 29 Parts that have been purchased by the end user after the original warranty period has expired have a warranty period of 12 months. CareCo is not responsible if the scooter requires repair or replacement as a direct result of: •...
  • Page 30 MS04010014 PRODUCT CODE NOTES...
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