DCD DACH F1102 Owner's Manual

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DCD VEHICLE CORP.

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Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL DCD VEHICLE CORP.
Page 2 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Contact Us Page 8 Introduction Page 10 About This Publication Page 11 Illustrations Page 11 About This Manual Page 12 Important Information Page 12 Practice Safety Page 13 Safety Guidelines for Vehicle Maintenance Page 14 Operator Safety Page 15 Warranty Information...
Page 4 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Vehicle Model Information Page 21 Vehicle General Speciﬁcations Page 24 Seat Belts Page 25 Page 26 Fastening And Unfastening The Seat Belts Page 26 Seat Belt Precautions Page 27 Seat Belt Extensions Page 28 Key Switch Page 29 Gear Shift Switch Page 29...
Page 5 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Battery Disconnection Page 38 Operational Safety Page 39 Battery Pack Service Warnings Page 39 Lithium Battery Pack Protection Mode and Operation Page 40 Battery Operation Page 41 Charger Page 42 Charger Description Page 43 Charging Procedure Page 43 Vehicle Charging Power Supply Requirements Page 44...
Page 6 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Towing Warnings Page 54 Fuses Page 55 Fuse Box Page 56 Fuse Replacement Precautions Page 56 Maintenance Page 57 Wheel Replacement Page 58 Brake Adjustment Page 58 Jacking Points Page 58 Regular Maintenance Chart Page 59 Storing the Vehicle Page 60 Preparation...
Page 7 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents Rims & Tires Page 65 Tire Conditions Page 66 Tire Care Tips Page 66 Vehicle Starting Procedure Page 67 Page 68 Vehicle Inspection Page 69 Starting the Vehicle Parking and Powering Off the Vehicle Page 69...
Page 8: Contact Us
Owner’s Manual Contact Us Contact Us...
Page 9 Owner’s Manual Contact Us DCD VEHICLE CORP. www.dachvehicles.com If you may have any questions, please contact service@dachvehicles.com...
Page 10: Introduction
Owner’s Manual Introduction Introduction...
Page 11: About This Publication
Owner’s Manual Introduction About This Publication Thank you for purchasing a DACH Electric Vehicle. This Owner's Manual provides essential information for the proper operation, maintenance, and care of your new DACH vehicle. Understanding this information thoroughly will help you get the most out of your DACH. If you have further questions or need clariﬁcation on anything regarding the operation or maintenance of your vehicle, please contact your DACH dealer or visit our website, as follows www.dcdvehicle.com.
Page 12: About This Manual
Owner’s Manual Introduction About This Manual Reading this manual will provide a comprehensive understanding of your DACH vehicle. Important Information Warning The safety alert symbol indicates a need for caution. Ignoring these warnings could result in severe injury or death to the vehicle occupants or bystanders. Caution Messages with this heading highlight special precau- tions to avoid damaging your vehicle.
Page 13: Practice Safety
Owner’s Manual Practice Safety Practice Safety...
Page 14: Safety Guidelines For Vehicle Maintenance
Owner’s Manual Practice Safety Safety Guidelines for Vehicle Maintenance General Safety Instructions Post-Maintenance Protocols Always adhere to the manufacturer's safety guidelines outlined 1.Verify all safety mechanisms like brakes, steering, warning, in the operation and service manuals. This should include the and lighting system remain in optimal condition.
Page 15: Operator Safety
Owner’s Manual Practice Safety Operator Safety Before Driving Slippery Conditions 1. Read the manual and safety instruction labels on the vehicle. When driving in conditions that require tire chains or cables, 2. Ensure all passengers are seated with seat belts fastened. drive cautiously.
Page 16: Warranty Information
Owner’s Manual Warranty Information Warranty Information...
Page 17 Real materials, only build excellent cars!
Page 18: Limited Warranty Terms And Conditions
Warranty Information Limited Warranty Terms and Conditions DCD VEHICLE CORP("DACH™") provides a Limited Warranty for any new electric vehicle, ensuring they are free from material or workmanship defects. This warranty covers parts only and is applicable to the original purchaser. DACH™...
Page 19: Exclusions
Owner’s Manual Warranty Information Exclusions • Routine maintenance, normal wear and tear, proper tire pressure and cosmetic deterioration, or electrical components damaged as a result of ﬂuctuations in electrical current. • Damage caused by neglect, abuse, accidents, unauthorized parts or accessories, or external events such as vandalism or acts of nature. •...
Page 20: Battery Warranty And Specifics
Owner’s Manual Warranty Information date the warranty claim arises. This limited warranty gives you speciﬁc legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty may last, so the above exclusions and limitations may not apply to you.
Page 21 Owner’s Manual Vehicle Model Information Vehicle Model Information...
Page 22 Owner’s Manual Vehicle Model Information Controler 48M350L Betteries JSB-51.2V105Ah Motor AQH5-4003B-XT Battery Charger WTL4820ZLD Passanger 4 person Length*Width*Height 114.2 x 54.7 x 80 in ( 290 x 139 x 203cm ) Wheelbase 67 in（170cm) Curb Weight 1212 lb ( 550 Kg ) Load Capacity 661 lb ( 300 Kg ) Color Options:...
Page 23 Owner’s Manual Vehicle Model Information DACH F1132 2+2 Seater Radial Tires Controler 48M350L Betteries JSB-51.2V105Ah Motor AQH5-4003B-XT Battery Charger WTL4820ZLD Passanger 4 person 114.2x54.7x79.33 in （290x139x201.5 cm) Length*Width*Height Wheel base 67.32 in ( 171cm ) Curb Weight 1212 lb ( 550 Kg ) Load Capacity 661 lb ( 300 Kg ) Color Options:...
Page 24: Vehicle General Specifications
Owner’s Manual Vehicle Model Information Vehicle General Specifications Recommended Max Ramp 30% Grade Vehicle Turning Clearance Diameter Recommended Max Tilt Angle 25 %...
Page 25: Seat Belts
Owner’s Manual Seat Belts Seat Belts...
Page 26: Fastening And Unfastening The Seat Belts
Owner’s Manual Seat Belts Seat Belt Precautions Warning Proper Usage Always drive and ride with your seat belt upright, and ensure the lap belt is snug and low across the hips. Child Restraint Children must always be properly restrained. No Lap Holding Do not allow a passenger to hold a child on their lap while the vehicle is moving.
Page 27: Seat Belt Extensions
Owner’s Manual Seat Belts Seat Belt Extensions Speciﬁc Seat Belt Use Each seating position has a speciﬁc seat belt assembly consisting of one buckle and one tongue designed to be used together. Use the Child Restraint Positioning shoulder belt on the outside shoulder only. Never wear the shoulder Depending on the child restraint design and its position, belt under the arm.
Page 28: Key
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Page 29: Key Switch
Owner’s Manual Key Switch Gear Shift Switch Press and hold the start switch for 3 seconds with a 1. The vehicle is in the start state. 2. Press the brake pedal. valid key, the switch backlight will illuminate, and the 3.
Page 30: Side-View Mirrors
Owner’s Manual Side-View Mirrors Side-View Mirrors...
Page 31: Mirror Adjustment Precautions
Owner’s Manual Side-View Mirrors Mirror Adjustment Precautions Adjust each mirror manually before turning the key to start the vehicle. Warning Do not adjust the mirrors while the vehicle is in motion, as this could lead to loss of control, serious injury, or death.
Page 32 Owner’s Manual Multi-Functional Media Multi-Functional Media...
Page 33: Multimedia Interface
Owner’s Manual Multi-Functional Media Multimedia Interface This state-of-the-art multimedia interface is designed to enhance your driving experience, offering a range of features tailored for convenience, connectivity, and control. The sleek touchscreen display provides easy access to essential infor- mation and entertainment options, all within a user-friendly interface designed speciﬁcally for our golf carts.
Page 34: Safety And Usage Tips
Owner’s Manual Multi-Functional Media 3.Multimedia Controls 7.Real-Time Status Updates The top of the screen displays key information such as the Radio current time and connectivity status, providing you with every- Enjoy your favorite stations with the built-in radio function. thing you need to stay informed while on the move. USB Media Access Safety and Usage Tips Play music or other media ﬁles directly from a USB device.
Page 35: Seats
Owner’s Manual Seats Seats...
Page 36 Owner’s Manual Seats Weight Capacity Safety Belts The front seats are designed to accommodate up to two Always fasten the safety belts securely when the vehicle is in use. passengers. The driver and front seat passenger must wear their Regularly inspect the belts for signs of wear or damage and seatbelts while the vehicle is in motion.
Page 37: Lifepo4 Batteries
Owner’s Manual LiFePO4 Batteries LiFePO4 Batteries...
Page 38: Battery Disconnection
Owner’s Manual LiFePO4 Batteries Battery Disconnection To disconnect the battery 1.Turn off the battery power,as indicated in 2.Disconnect the battery negative terminal, followed by the positive terminal and the communication cable. 3.Remove the four battery mounting bolts. 4.Remove the battery from the vehicle. To install the battery Reverse the disconnection procedure.
Page 39: Operational Safety
Owner’s Manual LiFePO4 Batteries Operational Safety Battery Pack Service Warnings Warning 1.Over time, all batteries self-discharge. The rate of self-discharge depends on the ambient temperature 1.This battery pack may only be serviced by a qualiﬁed electric and the age and condition of the battery. vehicle technician.
Page 40: Lithium Battery Pack Protection Mode And Operation
Owner’s Manual LiFePO4 Batteries Lithium Battery Pack 7.Refer to the warnings on the charger power cord label. Read the warnings before operating the unit for the ﬁrst time. Read Protection Mode and Operation all of the instructions in this manual before using this product. Protection Mode 8.Never use an extension cord with the charger.
Page 41: Battery Operation
Owner’s Manual LiFePO4 Batteries If your battery enters Protection Mode, and the SOC is <50% Pull-up handle after waking up, it is recommended to fully charge the battery before using it. Negative electrode Positive electrode Battery Operation protective shell protective shell The battery is securely fastened to the body with bolts, the battery's positive and negative terminals and Positive terminal...
Page 42: Charger
Owner’s Manual Charger Charger...
Page 43: Charger Description
Owner’s Manual Charger Charger Description Charging Procedure The on-board charger is installed on the electrical mounting 1.The charger dynamically outputs voltage and current accord- plate behind the traction battery and communicates with the ing to the requirements of the battery control system, ensuring traction battery via CAN bus.
Page 44: Vehicle Charging Power Supply Requirements
Owner’s Manual Charger Vehicle Charging Power Supply Requirements The vehicle is designed to accept AC power from an AC110V - 140V outlet, and the power supply should be capable of at least 16A output. Warning 1.Do not immerse the charging equipment in water or other liquids. Otherwise, it may cause ﬁre, serious personal injury, or death.
Page 45: Brakes
Owner’s Manual Brakes Brakes...
Page 46: Brake Operation
Owner’s Manual Brakes Brake Operation Warning Do not allow the ﬂuid to touch your skin or eyes.If this happens, rinse the affected areas immediately with plenty of water and Ensure that the brakes are functioning properly. When contact your physician. the brake pedal is depressed with moderate pressure, the vehicle should come to a smooth, straight stop.
Page 47: Brake Fluid Specification
Owner’s Manual Brakes Brake Fluid Specification Use ﬂuid that meets the deﬁned speciﬁcation and 3. The manual EMB function can be used if the vehicle needs to be pushed manually. The manual EMB switch is located viscosity grade. (DOT4) under the rear seat on the right side of the battery. When the switch is pushed to the EMB side, the battery will output If you do not use ﬂuid that meets the deﬁned speciﬁca- current to the electromagnetic brake, keeping it in the released...
Page 48: Manual Release Of Electromagnetic Brake
Owner’s Manual Brakes Manual Release of Electromagnetic Brake 1.The electromagnetic brake is installed on the rear axle, on the left side of the vehicle. It can be observed from behind the left rear wheel. 2.Two protruding hex screws can be observed on the electromagnetic brake.
Page 49: Rear-View Camera
Owner’s Manual Rear-View Camera Rear-View Camera...
Page 50 Owner’s Manual Rear-View Camera Warning A reversing camera system is a reversing aid that uses a camera to capture real-time footage of the area behind the vehicle and displays it on the vehicle's screen, allowing the driver to see what is behind the vehicle directly.
Page 51: Loading Capacity
Owner’s Manual Loading Capacity Loading Capacity...
Page 52 Owner’s Manual Loading Capacity Keep your loaded vehicle weight within its design rating capability. Properly loading your vehicle provides maximum return of vehicle design performance. Before you load your vehicle, become familiar with the following terms for determining your vehicle’ s weight rating, from the vehicle’ s Safety Compliance Certiﬁcation Label. Warning Warning The appropriate loading capacity of your vehicle can be limited...
Page 53: Towing
Owner’s Manual Towing Towing...
Page 54: Towing Warnings
Owner’s Manual Towing Towing Warnings Do not tow with this vehicle. Warning Exceeding any vehicle weight rating can adversely affect the perfomance and handling of your vehicle, cause vehicle damage and can result in the loss of control of your vehicle, serious personal injury or death.
Page 55: Fuses
Owner’s Manual Fuses Fuses...
Page 56: Fuse Box
Owner’s Manual Fuses Fuse Box 1.The fuse box is located on the right side of the power battery box inside the seat bucket. 2.The fuse box cover is labeled with the corresponding fuse usage and numerical information. Fuse Replacement Precautions Warning Always disconnect the vehicle's power battery power switch before servicing high-current fuses.
Page 57: Maintenance
Owner’s Manual Maintenance Maintenance...
Page 58: Wheel Replacement
Owner’s Manual Maintenance Wheel Replacement To remove and install a wheel on your vehicle: Non-Lifted Truck Lifting Points 1. With the wheels blocked to prevent the vehicle from moving, loosen the wheel nuts. 2. Elevate the vehicle with a jack and remove the wheel nuts and the wheel.
Page 59: Regular Maintenance Chart
Owner’s Manual Maintenance Regular Maintenance Chart Regular maintenance is essential to ensure optimal performance and safe operation of your electric vehicle. 600miles 2500miles 5000miles 100miles 1200miles Daily 1000km 4000km 8000km Inspection Items 160km 2000km Inspection Every6 Every 2 Every 4 Per Month Per Year Months...
Page 60: Storing The Vehicle
Owner’s Manual Storing the Vehicle Storing the Vehicle...
Page 61: Preparation
Owner’s Manual Storing the Vehicle Preparation 1.Ensure tire pressure is set to: 230kPa (33 psi). 2.Clean the exterior of the vehicle. 3.For short-term storage (less than 30 days), turn off the key ignition power, as indicated in Page 37 label No. ④...
Page 62: Operation And Control
Owner’s Manual Operation and Control Operation and Control...
Page 63: Emb Switch
Owner’s Manual Operation and Control EMB Switch One-Button Start Gear Knob USB Data Transfer With the remote key within The EMB switch is located Depress the brake pedal and 12V QC3.0 car interface + on the right side of the range of the vehicle, press operate the to shift gears Type-C interface, waterproof...
Page 64: Combination Meter
Owner’s Manual Operation and Control Combination Meter The circular instrument panel displays important information to the operator. The gear position, vehicle speed, battery level, and total mileage are continuously displayed while the vehicle is in operation. Additional information, such as vehicle battery voltage, operating current, motor speed, and alarm fault codes, can be viewed by using the page buttons.
Page 65: Rims & Tires
Owner’s Manual Rims & Tires Rims & Tires...
Page 66: Tire Conditions
Owner’s Manual Rims & Tires Tire Conditions Tire Care Tips Warning Tire Air Pressure Tires degrade over time due to a number of factors, such as weather, storage conditions, and usage (load, speed, inﬂation pressure). In Check your tire pressure general, tires should be replaced after six years, regardless of tread wear.
Page 67 Owner’s Manual Vehicle Starting Procedure Vehicle Starting Procedure...
Page 68: Vehicle Inspection
Owner’s Manual Vehicle Starting Procedure Vehicle Inspection Pre-trip vehicle inspections are an important step in ensuring driving safety. A responsible driver should perform the necessary vehicle checks before each trip to make sure that it is in good working order. Please check the following items before each use: Inspection Catagories Inspection Item Inspection Details Battery Condition...
Page 69: Starting The Vehicle
Owner’s Manual Vehicle Starting Procedure Starting the Vehicle 1. Conﬁrm that you have carefully read this user manual. 2. Familiarize yourself with and understand the vehicle's controls, indicators, and operations. 3. Observe that all passengers are seated, have fastened their seat belts, and are holding onto the seat handles. 4.
Page 70 Real materials, only build excellent cars! DCD VEHICLE CORP. If you may have any questions, please contact service@dachvehicles.com...

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