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- Page 1 HS118 MINI PULL APART SCOOTER USER MANUAL...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
HS-118 User Manual Table of Contents 1.INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------1 2.IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS -----------------------------------------2 3.PRODUCT OVERVIEW -------------------------------------------------7 4.PRODUCT OPERATION ------------------------------------------------9 5.BATTERIES AND CHARGING ---------------------------------------13 6.TROUBLE SHOOTING ------------------------------------------------16 7.MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING -----------------------------------17 8.SPECIFICATION --------------------------------------------------------19... -
Page 4: Introduction
HS-118 User Manual 1.INTRODUCTION Thank you and congratulations on purchasing your new C.T.M. Mobility Scooter. It is designed to provide you with transportation ability indoors and outdoors. We pride ourselves on providing safe and comfortable products. Our goal is to ensure your complete satisfaction with our product. -
Page 5: Important Precautions
HS-118 User Manual 2.IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS 2-1 CAUTIONS BEFORE DRIVING ※Drive for the first time : 1.Before the first trip with mobility scooter, you should familiarize yourself well with the operation of mobility scooter and the operation elements. Please take your time to read this . 2.Before driving, please evaluate the personal condition, and fully understand the operation of mobility scooter. - Page 6 HS-118 User Manual 3.In case of getting wet due to the unexpected bad weather (rain, fog, snow), find a shelter immediately and wipe the scooter with a dry cloth. 4.Do not place the scooter on a slope to avoid roll-away and danger. 5.Do not turn the power on before you sit securely on the seat.
- Page 7 HS-118 User Manual 2-4 CAUTIONS WHEN CLIMBING •The maximum step height is 40 mm. •When driving over an obstacle is necessary, please do not stop with both front and rear wheels moving straight. •When driving through the stairs, stop the scooter and keep it vertical to the step and drive in a straight line.
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Page 8: Electromagnetic Interference And Warnings
HS-118 User Manual 2-5 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE AND WARNINGS CAUTION: It is very important that you read this information regarding the possible effects of Electromagnetic Interference on your mobility scooter. Powered wheelchairs and motorized scooters may be susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI), which is interfering electromagnetic energy (EM) emitted from sources such as radio stations, TV stations, amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and cellular phones. - Page 9 HS-118 User Manual Warnings : Electromagnetic interference (EMI) from sources such as radio and TV stations, amateur radio (HAM) transmitters, two-way radios, and cellular phones can affect the mobility scooter. Following the warnings listed below should reduce the chance of unintended brake release or mobility scooter movement, which could result in serious injury.
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Page 10: Product Overview
HS-118 User Manual 3.PRODUCT OVERVIEW 3-1 LABELS INFORMATION OUTSIDE INSIDE Battery pack Instruction of battery dismantle indication lock nut label Label Warning label Keep Battery capacity hands away label Warning label Keep Armrest adjustment hands away restriction label Motor Wiring Information label connection Label States the date of manufacture... -
Page 11: Identification Of Parts
HS-118 User Manual 3.PRODUCT OVERVIEW 3-2 IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS Padded Foldable Seat Easy-To-Operate Control Panel & Delta Handlebar Flip-Up Armrests (Optional) Front Basket (Optional) Seat Rotation Lever Tiller Angle Adjustment Armrest Circuit Breaker Knob Adjustment Knob (Optional) Release Lever Battery Lever Charging Socket Solid Tyres Figure A - HS-118 Front View... -
Page 12: Product Operation
HS-118 User Manual 4.PRODUCT OPERATION Before attempting to drive this mobility scooter on your own, it is important that you familiarize yourself with the controls, and how to operate them. Intended use : The C.T.M. Mobility Scooter provide a means by which a disabled occupant i.e.a disabled person or a person not having the full capacity to walk unaided to have mobility and the freedom to travel. -
Page 13: Tiller Angle Adjustment
HS-118 User Manual 4.PRODUCT OPERATION Self-Diagnostic Warning Light (G) Flashing light indicates there is a problem within scooter. (See section 6 for trouble shooting) 4-2 Throttle (H) (H1) 1.Pull the Throttle (H) to move forward. 2.Pull the Throttle (H1) to move backward. (H1) 3.Release the throttle to engage automatic brake to decelerate to a full stop. -
Page 14: Seat Height Adjustment
HS-118 User Manual 4.PRODUCT OPERATION 4-7 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 1.Remove the seat (K). (see section 4-8) 2.Remove the screws, nuts and washers from seat post (M). 3.Adjust seat post (M) to desired height, then tighten the screws, nuts and washers in order. 4.Assemble the seat post back to its original position. - Page 15 HS-118 User Manual 4.PRODUCT OPERATION To avoid the damage of the shroud, don't lean it forward after separating it. 4-11 TILLER FOLD METHOD Turn the knob (P1) to release the pin (P2) to fold down the tiller (P) to the lowest position. ( P ) ( P2 ) ( P1 )
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Page 16: Batteries And Charging
HS-118 User Manual 5.BATTERIES AND CHARGING 5-1 CAUTIONS FOR CHARGING • Please read this section thoroughly before charging. • Please turn the power off before charging and make sure to set the N-D lever to Drive position. (see section 4-1 / 4-6) •... -
Page 17: Charging Operation
HS-118 User Manual 5.BATTERIES AND CHARGING 5-2 CHARGING OPERATION • You can directly charge on the scooter or take out the battery box to charge. (see section 4-8) 1. Open the charging socket cover and insert the output connector (b) of the charger (a) into the socket (c), then plug the AC end of charger into a 100-240V electrical Figure 15 Figure 15... - Page 18 HS-118 User Manual 5.BATTERIES AND CHARGING 5-3 BATTER GAUGE OPERATION •The battery gauge comprises five different LEDs (1 x red, 1 x orange, 1 x green). Battery Gauge •The number of LEDs lit depends on the status of the battery as shown below. Battery Gauge Status Fully charged.
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Page 19: Trouble Shooting
HS-118 User Manual 6.TROUBLE SHOOTING 6-1 SELF-DIAGNOSTIC WARNING LIGHT / ERROR DESCRIPTION When powered up, if there is an error with the system, the self-diagnostic warning light will flash red. The number of flashes indicates different types of errors. These are described in the table below. -
Page 20: Maintenance And Cleaning
HS-118 User Manual 7.MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 7-1 REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING To keep the mobility scooter in good condition, please conduct maintenance and clean work regularly. •Annual Maintenance The mobility scooter should be sent to the CTM authorized dealer for full maintenance inspection per year to ensure that your mobility scooter is functioning properly. - Page 21 HS-118 User Manual 7.MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 7-2 Daily Check Please always check your mobility scooter before every journey. If you find the sign of malfunction, which cannot be solved by yourself, please contact your authorized dealer. Inspection Check Point Solution Free-Wheeling Check if N-D lever functions well.
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Page 22: Specification
HS-118 User Manual 8.SPECIFICATION Overall Length 1010 mm / 39.8” Overall Width 550 mm / 21.7" Overall Height 890 mm / 35.0" Front Wheels 195 mm / 8" Rear Wheels 195 mm / 8" Weight W/ Batteries 31.65 kg / 69.8 lbs Max. - Page 24 AIDACARE PTY LTD Building 3A, 1 Moorebank Avenue, Moorebank NSW 2170 Australia 1300 133 120 | aidacare.com.au MADE IN TAIWAN ASUM120.1 060824...
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