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- Page 1 User Manual...
- Page 2 1. Introduction Thank you and congratulations on the purchase of your new Motion Healthcare Evolite Class 2 Mobility Scooter. Your new device has been designed to enable individuals with limited walking ability whose vision, dexterity and cognitive abilities allow them to operate the device safely, indoors and outdoors.
- Page 3 Horn Battery indicator Throttle lever (left) Throttle lever (right) Speed knob Key/ignition 3. Important safety information Before using your device, please read and understand all information provided for your safety. As with the operation of any vehicle, you should only drive with full attention to ensure safety.
- Page 4 • Check the electrical components regularly for signs of corrosion and, if necessary, have them replaced as soon as possible by the company from which you purchased the appliance. • Do not make any changes to your device. Contact an authorised company for the installation of accessories.
- Page 5 If you do not do this, you could accidentally touch the throttle and set the appliance in motion unexpectedly. Make sure that the engine lock is switched on so that the appliance does not move while you are getting on or off. Place your appliance as close as possible to the seat from which you want to transfer and step back as far as possible on the seat.
- Page 6 Evolite base plate (see section 9 for further instructions). • the battery must not exceed 300Wh. The Evolite 11.6Ah battery has a capacity of 300.44Wh (25.9V x 11.6Ah = 300.44Wh). • A maximum of one spare battery with a maximum of 300Wh or two reserves with a...
- Page 7 8. Battery charging & care New batteries should be fully charged before first use (approx. 24 hours) to fully activate the batteries. Otherwise, the service life of the battery may be shortened. The service life of the batteries can be affected by the temperature, the weight of the user, the storage conditions and the charging process.
- Page 8 9. Dismantling and assembling Dismantling 1. Lift up the seat rotation lever and lift the seat upwards to remove it. 2. Pull the battery clip forwards and the handle on the battery lift up to remove the battery pack. Be aware the battery is secured in place with Velcro so if you are struggling to remove it push down on the seat post to help make it easier.
- Page 9 Sounding the horn To activate the horn, press the red button on the steering column. 11. Seatbelt fitting & adjustment This model is not equipped with a safety belt. 12. Tiller adjustment 1. To adjust the steering column, hold the steering column with one hand and turn the steering column adjustment knob anti-clockwise with the other hand until the toothing is released and the steering column can be moved forwards and backwards freely.
- Page 10 Horn • Make sure that the horn sounds as desired when you press the horn button. • Make sure that the key can be easily inserted into and removed from the ignition lock. • Make sure that the key is firmly inserted in the ignition lock. •...
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Page 11: Maintenance
15. Cleaning, maintenance and disposal Cleaning To clean the appliance, use a soft brush to remove dirt or dust. Use a damp cloth and a mild detergent to wipe all surfaces clean. Allow your appliance to air dry. • Make sure that your appliance is switched off during cleaning. •... - Page 12 16. Electromagnetic compatibility This section provides basic information about electromagnetic interference (EMI) problems and protective measures that can be taken to reduce the possibility of exposure or minimise the extent of exposure. This section also identifies some conditions under which unexpected or irregular movements may occur. It is very important that you read this information about the possible effects of electromagnetic interference on your device.
- Page 13 The following warnings are therefore recommended to avoid possible malfunctions of your device's operating system. 1. Do not use portable radios, such as CB radios, and do not switch on personal communication devices, such as mobile phones, while your device is switched on. 2.
- Page 14 17. Troubleshooting Possible issue Flash code Possible solution(s) Check that the battery is correctly positioned on the floor platform. Check the connection pins of the battery on the floor platform. The battery has no power or is not connected correctly Check the connection on the underside of the battery.
- Page 15 18. Warranty All Motion Healthcare products are sold with a warranty to our partners. They in turn sell the product with warranty to you. These are two separate agreements. Please contact the company from whom you purchased the product to find out the exact details of the warranty or to make a claim.
- Page 16 19. Specifications Length 100 cm Width 51 cm Height 89 cm Size of the front wheels 20 cm Size of the rear wheel 20 cm Total weight 35 kg Heaviest part 10 kg Battery weight 3 kg Battery capacityt 25.9v 11.6ah Lithium Battery watt hours 300.44 Wh Range...
- Page 20 www.motionhealthcare.co.uk 0844 257 8150...
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