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- Page 1 3 3 Series Owner’s Manual...
- Page 2 Owner’s Manual...
- Page 3 Forward It is important to carefully read and ence in the production of personal . Make sure you understand all follow the instructions and warnings in mobility vehicles. With the purchase of instructions. the Owner’s Manual and on all labels. the T , you can now appreciate the Series Personal Mobility Vehicles...
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Page 4: Important Manual Information
Warnings IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION Failure to follow the warnings contained in this manual can result in serious injury including death. Important information is distinguished in this manual by the following notations: The Safety alert symbol means ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! Failure to follow WARNING instructions could result in severe injury including death WARNING... -
Page 5: Important Notice
Warnings IMPORTANT NOTICE personal mobility vehicle is designed and manufactured for operation on a hard surface. Please check your local riding laws and regulations before operating the Series OWNER’S MANUAL 2007 by T Motion, Inc. U.S.A. AFFIX DEALER 1st edition, May 2007 All rights reserved. -
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Warnings.........1 Operation........17 Maintenance........27 Pre-Ride Inspection......18 Charging........28 Tiresi&iWheels......18 Cleaning........29 Lubricating........29 Controls........18 Safety Information......3 Power Modules......29 Lights & Switches......18 Chain Drive Shaft & Chassis..18 Riding Position......19 Introduction........6 OperatoriControls.......19 Product Information......7 Operator Training......30 Starting.........21 Specifications......... 8 Low-Speed ConeiWeave....32 Braking.........21 Figure Eight........33 Speed Limiter Switch....22 90-DegreeiTurns.......34 Features.........9... -
Page 7: Warnings
Warnings WARNING Read and understand all of the labels on your machine. They contain important information for safe and proper operation of your personal mobility vehicle. Series Never remove any labels from your . If a label becomes dif- ficult to read or comes off, a replacement label is available Never carry Never use Always use... - Page 8 Warnings WARNING WARNING IMPROPER TIRE PRESSURE OVERLOADING CAN CAUSE LOSS OF NEVER ride as a passenger CONTROL Passengers can cause a loss of control, result- LOSS OF CONTROL CAN RESULT IN ing in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH SEVERE INJURY INCLUDING DEATH NEVER operate the T if you are under the OPERATING TIRE PRESSURE...
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Page 9: Safety Information
Safety SAFETY INFORMATION Series Personal Mobility procedures described. Always avoid operating a T on any Vehicle IS NOT A TOY AND CAN rocky or uneven surface. BE HAZARDOUS TO OPERATE. Never operate a T without proper training or instruction. Take a training Never operate a T without wear- handles differently from other... - Page 10 Safety Always inspect your T Series tious on these kinds of terrain. over the top of a hill at high speed. each time you use it to make sure it is in safe operating condition. Always follow proper procedures for Always follow proper procedures for Always follow the inspection and turning as described in the manual.
- Page 11 Safety manual on level ground. Avoid other debris, always follow proper Always use the size and type of tires crossing the side of a steep hill if procedure when operating over ob- specified in this manual. possible. stacles as described in this manual. Always maintain proper tire pressure Always use proper procedures if you Always be careful when skidding or...
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Page 12: Introduction
Introductioni Production Information Specifications... -
Page 13: Product Information
Introduction Product Information he T Series personal mobility Notes: The T is equipped with headlights vehicle is a three-wheel, front-wheel- and running lights for nighttime oper- drive, electric personal mobilty vehi- ation. The Law Enforcement model cle. It was designed and developed is equipped with emergency vehicle to enhance the operator’s ability to lights and a siren. -
Page 14: Specifications
Introduction Series VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions Performance Emergency Package 53.3 inches 0-25 m.p.h. (max.) Length Speed Battery Options iEndurance packages Police wail tone Siren Width 34.6 inches allows for greater range LED, Flashing Height 53.3 inches iEmergency Red/Blue, Qty: 2 Type A-Range/ Platform Height 9 inches iConstant Red Light on... -
Page 15: Features
Features Front Storage Compartment Power Modules Control Panel Brakes Charging Station... - Page 16 Front Item Headlights Handlebars Emergency Lights/Warning Lights Front Drive Wheel Throttle Brake Lever (Right or Left)
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Page 17: Platform
Features Platform Item Storage Compartment Power Modules Tail Lights/Brake Lights Operator Platform... -
Page 18: Storage Compartment
Storage Compartment Item Storage Compartment Lock 12-volt DC Accessory Outlet Circuit Breaker... -
Page 19: Power Modules
Features Power Modules Item Charger Input Status Switch Power Level Carry Handle... -
Page 20: Control Panel
Features Item Control Panel Siren Switch Emergency Lights Switch Power Consumption Meter Trip Odometer Odometer Start Key Switch Speed Limiter (Governor) Switch Speedometer Charge Level Indicator Headlights/Tail Light Switch Auxiliary Switch... -
Page 21: Brakes
Features Brakes Item Brake Lever Parking Brake Set Lever Right Handlebar Twist Throttle Thumb Throttle Parking Brake On... -
Page 22: Charging Station
Features Charging Station Item Carrying Handle Charger Switches Charging Indicator LED Charge Complete LED Power Level Indicator LED Charging Cables... -
Page 23: Operation
Operations Pre-Ride Inspection Riding Position Operator Control Starting Speed Limiter Switch Braking Turning... -
Page 24: Controls
Operations Pre-Ride Inspection Inspecting the mechanical condition of (usually to 20 psi), you will need a low- 2.iiBrakes - Make sure the controls your T Series before each ride is pressure tire gauge; automotive tire operate smoothly and are adjusted important to minimize the chance of gauges are not accurate for use on T according to the instructions in the... -
Page 25: Riding Position
Operations Pre-Ride Inspection For maximum user safety, it is rec- to the “On” position provides electri- ommended that a properly fitting hel- cal power to the vehicle. Check tire pressure met be worn while operating any of (front - 20 psi) the T (back - 25 psi) Check tire for wear, damage,... - Page 26 Operations The main power switch should reset the trip odometer, toggle the always be left in the “OFF” position emergency lighting switch (lower when the is not being used. right console switch) from “Off” to “On” three times in succession. The trip odometer will then display 00.0 The headlight and running lights are controlled by a toggle switch located...
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Page 27: Starting
Operations Pushing the toggle switch forward increases power to the drive motor. brake assembly, next to the brake activates the lights and pushing the Full power is reached when the throt- fluid reservoir. To set the parking toggle switch back towards the oper- tle contacts the throttle’s stop. -
Page 28: Speed Limiter Switch
Operations Speed Limiter Switch Speed limiter (governor) switch is located on the left side of the opera- tor console. Turn the speed limiter switch key to the horizontal position to limit the speed of the vehicle to approximately 8 m.p.h. Turn the key to the vertical position to allow full speed operation of the vehicle. -
Page 29: Operation Of Hand Brake
Operations Set the parking brake lever before Locking up the brakes may cause dlebars are connected to the steer- stepping off of the T Series. the rear tires to skid, resulting in loss ing axle to provide the steering input of control of the T and will cause for the T... -
Page 30: Increased Speed Turns
Operations Increased Speed Turns Avoid parking on an incline. climb, you should lean forward, and position your torso over the front Turning the T at speeds above 5 Going Up Hills wheel. m.p.h. requires rider input (leaning into the turn) for optimum perform- Climbing hills improperly could If you do not have enough power to ance and rider safety. -
Page 31: Traversing A Slope
Operations Apply the parking brake while keep- Going Down Hills sively slippery, rough, or loose sur- ing your weight uphill. faces. Always check the terrain carefully before you start down any hill. Here are some basic guidelines Dismount on the uphill side or to a Choose a downhill path as straight for traversing: side if pointed straight uphill. -
Page 32: Readingiterrain
Operations Warning visibility, operating conditions, and Reading Terrain your experience. By scanning far When leaning into a turn always enough down the trail, you will be To get most out of your ride, you keep your head and eyes parallel able to pick the best “lines”... -
Page 33: Maintenance
Maintenance Charging Cleaning Lubricating Power Modules... - Page 34 Maintenance Charging the charging cords, align the three cycle. Be sure to press both tabs on the end of the charging cord “Charger Switch” buttons on the front When the Charge Condition Indica- with three matching slots on the of the charger. tor on the operation control display power module charging receptacle.
- Page 35 Maintenance power module horizontally into the Drive Train Care and Inspection located at the top right corner. To power module bay and slide it for- check the charge status of a power ward until the rear edge of the power Belt Drive Model module, press the status switch but- module is flush with the surrounding...
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Page 36: Operator Training
Operator Trainingi Low-Speed Cone Weave Figure Eight 90-Degree Turns 0-Degree U-Turns High-Speed Cone Weave High-Speed Turning... - Page 37 Operator Training The T Series personal mobility vehicle was designed to be used as a tool to enable the operator to more effectively accomplish assigned tasks in a professional work environ- ment. It is strongly suggested that all operators become proficient in oper- ation of the T before it is deployed into a professional work setting.
- Page 38 Operator Training WARNING Speed Limiter switch must be in low speed Low-Speed Cone Weave Ride the cone pattern starting at a speed of 2 m.p.h.; make rounded turns around the cones. Continue to increase your riding speed until you are comfortable and skilled at completing the cone pattern at a maximum speed of 5 m.p.h.
- Page 39 Operator Training WARNING Figure Eight Speed Limiter switch must be in low speed Ride the cone pattern starting at a speed of 2 m.p.h.; make rounded turns around the cones. Continue to increase your riding speed until you are comfortable and skilled at completing the cone pattern at a maximum speed of 5 m.p.h.
- Page 40 Operator Training WARNING Speed Limiter switch must be in low speed 90-Degree Turns Begin riding the cone pattern from a stop with the front tire of the T personal mobility vehicle touching Cone #1. While stopped turn the handlebars 90-degrees towards the direction of the next cone and accelerate slowly to Cone #2.
- Page 41 Operator Training WARNING Speed Limiter switch must be in low speed 0-Degree U-Turns Ride into the cone pattern at the far right edge of the cone pattern at 2 m.p.h., and stop against the outer edge of the cones. Turn the handlebars 90-degrees to the left and slowly make a U-turn out of the cone pattern. Ride into the cone pattern at the far left edge of the cone pattern and stop against the outer edge of the cones.
- Page 42 Operator Training High-Speed Cone Weave Ride the cone weave pattern at 5 m.p.h. until you feel comfortable making smooth rounded turns around the cones. Continue to increase your riding speed until you are comfortable and skilled at completing the cone pat- tern at a maximum speed of 12 m.p.h.
- Page 43 Operator Training Begin making 180-degree rounded High-Speed Turning left and right turns at a speed of 10 m.p.h. Continue to increase the When turning at speeds above 8 speed of the turns to a maximum of m.p.h., it is important for the rider to 15 m.p.h.
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Page 44: Obstacles/Road/Hazards
Operator Training Foreign Obstacles/Road Hazards The objective of this training phase is handlebars. That will lift the front tire to allow the operator the opportunity over the curb. iAccelerate forward Place a 2” x 4” block of wood at the to experience the impact of road until the rear tires roll over the curb. -
Page 45: Legal
Legal Motion, Inc., located at 2990 pro-rated over the warranty period); ty period, T Motion, Inc. shall, battery charger; brake lever/calipers; Airway Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA within a reasonable period of time, throttle; wheels/hubs; body panels/ 92626, provides limited warranty to repair or replace (with new or recon- original purchasers of the T per-... - Page 46 Legal overloading, racing, or otherwise sories); or improper charging of the able period of time (typically within 2 using the T contrary to the instruc- power modules. business days), dispatch to the pur- tions and warnings in the user man- chaser’s location (situated in the United States), a T Motion, Inc.-...
- Page 47 Legal neither assumes (nor authorizes those warranties implied by and anyone to assume for it) any other incapable of exclusion, restriction, or obligation or liability in connection modification under applicable law. with a T Series personal mobility Any such implied warranties which may be required by law and are not vehicle or this warranty.
- Page 48 Motion, Inc. 2990 Airway Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 949.600.7849 phone 949.215.6363 fax t3motion.com...
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