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- Page 1 Scan me on your phone camera to watch our assembly video. USER MANUAL MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE:...
- Page 2 PRODUCT CODE INTRODUCING THE CARECO TRAVERSE MOBILITY SCOOTER The CareCo Traverse has been designed to provide a comfortable and safe solution for users who have difficulty in walking for extended periods of time. Due to CareCo’s commitment to continuous product improvement, product information and designs are subject to change without notice.
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Page 3: First Use
• Keep this user manual in a safe place for future reference. If any additional assembly, disassembly and/or operation assistance is required, please contact CareCo. KEY DEFINITIONS This user manual contains warnings and suggestions marked with the following symbols: WARNING! Highlights a potentially hazardous condition/situation for the user and/or product. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE CONTENTS GETTING STARTED CARTON CONTENTS PRODUCT COMPONENTS SETTING UP YOUR CARECO TRAVERSE MOBILITY SCOOTER HOW TO USE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER USER INSTRUCTIONS TILLER CONTROLS CIRCUIT BREAKER SEAT BASKET REAR-VIEW MIRRORS ATTACHING ADDITIONAL STORAGE MOBILITY SCOOTER MODES EMERGENCY BRAKING... - Page 5 COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS TILLER ANGLE ADJUSTMENT BACKREST ANGLE ADJUSTMENT SEAT POSITION ADJUSTMENT SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ARMPAD HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ARMREST WIDTH ADJUSTMENT OPTIONAL EXTRAS TRAVERSE CANOPY & RAIN COVER TRAVERSE PANNIER BOX LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER CLEANING MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE REPAIRS TROUBLESHOOTING WARNINGS &...
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Page 6: Getting Started
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE GETTING STARTED CARTON CONTENTS ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION QUANTITY CareCo Traverse Mobility Scooter CareCo Traverse Seat Armrest Set Mirror Set Basket Charger Key Set We strongly recommend that you keep the box and internal packaging for the duration of your warranty period. -
Page 7: Setting Up Your Careco Traverse Mobility Scooter
SETTING UP YOUR CARECO TRAVERSE MOBILITY SCOOTER 1. Remove all components from the outer 2. Squeeze the tiller adjustment lever whilst packaging, then place them onto a level raising the tiller. surface. Release the lever when the tiller is at the desired height. - Page 8 MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE 5. Reinstall the battery cover and 6. Place the seat onto the seat post, then lift thumbscrews. the backrest. 7. Insert the armrest(s) into the lower seat 8. Fold down the armrest pad(s) into the bracket, then secure using the hand seated position.
- Page 9 9. Place the mirror clamp(s) over the tiller 10. Place the basket onto the front basket handle(s), then insert the mirror(s) into holder. the screw thread(s). 11. Charge the scooter for 12-16 hours before first use. SUGGESTION Subsequent charging times range from 8-12 hours. Visit “CHARGING YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER”...
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Page 10: How To Use Your Mobility Scooter
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE HOW TO USE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER USER INSTRUCTIONS TRANSFERRING TO & FROM There are two methods for users to get on or off of the mobility scooter safely. Always ensure the scooter is switched [OFF] and in [DRIVE] mode before getting on/off the scooter. - Page 11 METHOD 2 TRANSFERRING TO Lift the scooter armrest(s) upwards Support your body by placing one foot on the scooter footplate before lowering into the seat. Lower the armrest into its resting position. TRANSFERRING FROM Lift the scooter armrest(s) upwards. Support your body by placing one foot on the ground before pushing upwards to lift out of the seat.
- Page 12 MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE THRESHOLDS & FIXED OBSTACLES Approach thresholds vertically to avoid scooter misbalance. Incorrect Approach Correct Approach STAIRS, ESCALATORS AND LIFTS The 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.
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Page 13: Regenerative Braking
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 14: Tiller Controls
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE TILLER CONTROLS BATTERY GAUGE KEY SWITCH HORN BUTTON (S) Displays the battery level Insert/extract the key to Push to sound the horn. status. activate or deactivate the scooter. THROTTLE LEVER INDICATOR SWITCH Using your right hand, press SPEED DIAL Push to activate the left or the throttle lever to move the... -
Page 15: Tiller Charging Socket
TILLER CHARGING SOCKET Insert the charger to charge the scooter’s battery. MAX SPEED SWITCH Switch between a 4MPH or 8MPH maximum speed limit. USB PORT Insert USB powered accessories and devices. CIRCUIT BREAKER Your scooter is equipped with a circuit breaker to protect the motor and other components in case of a power overload. -
Page 16: Seat
SUGGESTION Remove the scooter armrests and fold down the backrest to assist with attaching/removing. WARNING! The traverse seat may be too heavy for some individuals to remove from the scooter. Ask for assistance if required to avoid scooter damage and/or personal injury. -
Page 17: Basket
BASKET ATTACHING Place the basket onto the front basket holder hooks. REMOVING Lift the basket away from the front basket holder hooks. MAX CARRY WEIGHT 5 KG REAR-VIEW MIRRORS ATTACHING 1. Place the mirror clamp over the tiller handle, then insert the mirror into the screw thread. -
Page 18: Attaching Additional Storage
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE ATTACHING ADDITIONAL STORAGE The Traverse gives you the option of attaching a scooter trailer/storage box to transport additional belongings or other items. To attach additional storage: 1. Pry the blanking plate away from the rear seat frame. -
Page 19: Mobility Scooter Modes
MOBILITY SCOOTER MODES DRIVE MODE FREEWHEEL MODE (ELECTRONIC ASSISTED BRAKING) Pull the lever backwards to engage Freewheel Mode. Push the lever forwards to engage Drive Mode. (The scooter can be pushed manually by the user). (The scooter cannot be pushed manually by the user). -
Page 20: Your Mobility Scooter Batteries
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER BATTERIES If for any reason the scooter requires replacement batteries, please contact CareCo. BATTERY SPECIFICATION BATTERY TYPE LEAD-ACID SPILLABLE/NON-SPILLABLE NON-SPILLABLE VOLTAGE AMPAGE 50AH QUANTITY WARNING! Do not tamper with the batteries. MAXIMUM POTENTIAL DISTANCE The maximum potential range that the scooter can travel is dependent on varying factors. -
Page 21: Charging Your Mobility Scooter
CHARGING YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER 1. Lift the plastic cover on the tiller to reveal the charging socket. 2. Insert the charger’s 3-pin output into the charging socket. 3. Insert the outlet plug into a wall socket. 4. Switch [ON] the wall socket. 5. -
Page 22: Charging Regime
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE CHARGING REGIME Maintaining good charging habits for your mobility scooter will maximize the battery life and range per charge. After performing an extended initial charge of 12-16 hours, battery charging times range from 8-12 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 23: Transportation & Storage
TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE TRANSPORTATION LAND TRANSPORT 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. STORING THE SCOOTER SHORT TERM STORAGE Store the scooter in a cool and dry environment. Do not store in extreme temperatures. LONG TERM STORAGE Fully charge the battery before long term storage. -
Page 24: Comfort Adjustments
3. Release the tiller lever to secure the position. WARNING! The Traverse tiller is operated by a gas strut. Take extra care when adjusting the tiller angle. BACKREST ANGLE ADJUSTMENT 1. Lift and hold the underseat lever on the left side of the seat. -
Page 25: Seat Position Adjustment
SEAT POSITION ADJUSTMENT 1. Lift and hold the underseat lever on the front right side of the seat. 2. Move the seat forwards/backwards until it in at a suitable and comfortable position. 3. Release the underseat lever to secure the position. -
Page 26: Armrest Width Adjustment
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE ARMPAD HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 1. Remove the hand knob from the back of the armrest. 2. Lift/lower the armrest until it is at the desired height. 3. Re-insert the hand knob to secure the position. 4. Repeat on the other side. WARNING! Ensure both armpads are secure and at the same height before use. -
Page 27: Optional Extras
OPTIONAL EXTRAS TRAVERSE CANOPY & RAIN COVER Stay dry when out and about in unpredictable weather with the Traverse canopy & rain cover. Contact CareCo for more information. TRAVERSE PANNIER BOX Keep your belongings safe when on the go with the Traverse pannier box”. - Page 28 MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOBILITY SCOOTER CLEANING Clean the scooter at regular intervals to prevent poor driving performance, and unwanted dirt build up. Use the guides below to keep the scooter in showroom condition for years to come. The images provided are for visual reference only.
- Page 29 DEEP CLEAN (RECOMMENDED MONTHLY) You will need: Hand Towel Soft Bristle Brush Sponge Mild Soap/Detergent Bucket 1. Loosen any dirt/debris from the scooter using a soft bristle brush. 2. Add a small amount of soap/detergent to a bucket, then fill it with warm water. 3.
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Page 30: Maintenance Schedule
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 31: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Your CareCo Traverse features an automatic fault warning function. If there is an internal issue with the scooter, the battery indicator will flash, and the horn will sound. FLASH CODE POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY 1 FLASH CODE The battery voltage is too low. -
Page 32: Specifications
MS03010025 PRODUCT CODE WARNINGS & TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIFICATIONS OVERALL LENGTH (MM) 1218 OVERALL WIDTH (MM) OVERALL HEIGHT (MM) 1110 FRONT WHEEL DIAMETER (IN) REAR WHEEL DIAMETER (IN) TOTAL WEIGHT INCLUDING BATTERIES (KG) 86.80 WEIGHT OF HEAVIEST COMPONENT (KG) MAXIMUM SPEED (MPH) MAXIMUM REVERSE SPEED (MPH) REVERSING WIDTH (MM) WEIGHT CAPACITY (KG) -
Page 33: Electromagnetic Interference (Emi)
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 34: Intended Environment
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 35: Product Identification
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION The product identification label is located on the seat post. 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. Manufacturer’s address Keep away from rain Product expiry date... -
Page 36: General Warnings
PRODUCT CODE GENERAL WARNINGS • Take appropriate safety measures and obey local pedestrian traffic rules. CareCo are not responsible for personal injury and/or product damage caused by improper use. • Use safety equipment such as reflectors, reflective clothing, and lighting when in low lit areas. -
Page 37: Expected Lifetime
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. WEIGHT CAPACITY: USER BEHAVIOUR: If the user exceeds the weight limit specified,... -
Page 38: Warranty
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 39 NOTES...
- Page 40 2503-01 CareCo (UK) Limited, 1 Turing Court, Tel: 0333 015 5000 Great Notley, Braintree, CM77 7AT www.CareCo.co.uk...
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