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  • Page 1 MINI COmfort User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Con t e n t s BEFORE DRIVING ....................1 1 . I N STRUCTI ON S FOR USE ........ 1 2 . I N TROD UCTI ON ..........2 3 . GEN ERAL SAFETY I N FORM ATI ON ....3 4 .

  • Page 3: Indication For Use

    We reserve t he right t o m ake changes and updat e t his m anual wit hout furt her not ice. Copyr igh t © 2013 Kymco HealthCare Inc. This scooter meets all of the requirements of ISO...

  • Page 4: I N Trod Ucti On

    INTRODUCTION 2 . I N TRO D U CTI O N D EAR CUSTOM ER Wit h your new Mini Com fort , you have now purchased a product , which has been m anufact ured in accordance wit h t he newest t echnical capabilit ies and based on t he highest operat ing user com fort .
  • Page 5 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION 3 . GEN ERAL SAFETY I N FO RM ATI O N W ARN I N G! Before you operat e your scoot er, please read and underst and all inform at ion provided wit h your scoot er for your safet y. As operat ing any vehicle, only drive wit h full alert ness t o ensure safet y.

  • Page 6: General Safety Information

    GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION W ARN I N G! Ant i- t ippers subst ant ially reduce your risk of t ippin g over backwards, which can cause serious inj ury. W ARN I N G! Have som eone t o help you pract ice bending and reaching on t he scoot er and t ransferring t o and from t he scoot er unt il you learn how t o do it safely.
  • Page 7 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION overall weight , size, and/ or cent re of gravit y of your scoot er. Please not e how som e of t he changes m ay dam age any obj ect s around you. W ARN I N G! Do not change your seat ing configurat ion.
  • Page 8 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION st at ionary posit ion for an ext ended period of t im e, t urn off t he power t o t he scoot er. This will prevent unexpect ed or unint ended scoot er m ovem ent . W ARN I N G! Avoid using any accessories t hat m ay int erfere wit h t he operat ion of t he t hrot t le cont rol lever, which m ay result in unint ended or uncont rolled...
  • Page 9 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION should be secured in an upright posit ion and prot ect ive caps should be secured on t he bat t ery t erm inals. Do not t ransport t he scoot er and/ or bat t eries wit h any flam m able or com bust ible it em s.
  • Page 10 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION service. W ARN I N G! Do not operat e t he scoot er wit h deplet ed bat t eries; you could be st randed. W ARN I N G! Reduce your speed, do not m ake any sharp t urns and m aint ain a st able cent re of gravit y while t urning/ cornering.
  • Page 11 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION To prevent t ipping, do not t ravel down an incline or ram p backwards. W ARN I N G! To avoid overloading t he scoot ers and pot ent ial t ipping, never carry anyt hing or fill t he basket wit h cont ent s weighing m ore t han 15 lbs or ( 6.8 kg) .
  • Page 12 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION I f you have any doubt t hat you can safely cross any curb or obst acle, ALW AYS ASK FOR H ELP. Be aware of your driving skills and personal lim it at ions. You m ay need t o rem ove or cover t hreshold st rips bet ween room s and inst all a ram p at ent ry or exit doors.
  • Page 13 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION W ARN I N G! Do not t ow your scoot er. Towing m ay exceed t he m axim um speed t hreshold, result ing in dam age t o crit ical com ponent s of t he scoot er. W ARN I N G! Use ext rem e caut ion when it is necessary t o m ove an unoccupied scoot er up or down st airs.
  • Page 14 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION do a safe t ransfer on your own. Move your scoot er as close as you can t o t he seat you are t ransferring t o. Transfer as far back ont o t he seat surface as you can. This will reduce t he risk t hat you will m iss t he seat or fall.
  • Page 15 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION m ore suscept ible t o int erference from radio wave sources ( Not e: There is no easy way t o evaluat e t heir effect on t he overall im m unit y of t he scoot er) ;...

  • Page 16: Getti N G To Kn Ow Your Scooter

    GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCOOTER 4 . GETTI N G TO KN O W YO U R SCO O TER Delt a bar handle Dashboar d w it h cont r ols Tiller Bask et Bat t er y Box Lock ing Knob Fr ont light s Wheel...
  • Page 17 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCOOTER 13.95 in 36.3 in 35.05 in 16 in 2.83 in 49.11 in 43.7in 43.7in 23.91 in...

  • Page 18: Prod Uct Speci Fi Cati On

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 5 . PRO D U CT SPECI FI CATI ONS M ode l N a m e EQ2 0 CG( UK) Maxim um weight 20 st one ( 127kg) capacit y Overall height ( 860 m m ) ( 1080 m m ) Overall lengt h ( 520 m m )
  • Page 19 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Maxim um speed Forward 4 m ph ( 6.4 kph) Backward 2 m ph ( 3.3 kph) Turning radius 1220 m m Overall height of seat 510 m m ( from ground) Overall widt h of seat 424 m m Overall dept h of seat 350 m m Overall weight of seat...

  • Page 20: Push I N G An D Tran Sporti N G Th E Scooter

    PUSHING AND TRANSPORTING THE SCOOTER 6 . PU SH I N G AN D TRAN SPO RTI N G TH E SCO O TER 1 . Ple a se ca r e fu lly r e a d t h e sa fe t y in for m a t ion in se ct ion 3 r e la t e d t o t r a n spor t a t ion fir st .

  • Page 21: Pushing And Transporting The Scooter

    PUSHING AND TRANSPORTING THE SCOOTER Aft er a n y adj ust m ent s, repair or service and be for e use, m ake sure all hardware is t ight ened securely - ot herwise inj ury or dam age m ay result . 6 .2 Tr a n spor t in g t h e scoot e r You can disassem ble t he scoot er int o four part s : t he seat , t he Chassis, t he Drive unit , t he bat t ery case,...
  • Page 22 PUSHING AND TRANSPORTING THE SCOOTER...
  • Page 23 PUSHING AND TRANSPORTING THE SCOOTER The scoot er dism ant led: 1. Chassis 2. Drive unit 3. Bat t ery case 4. Seat...

  • Page 24: Ad Justi N G Th E Scooter

    ADJUSTING THE SCOOTER 7 . AD JU STI N G TH E SCO O TER The following describes how t o set up and adj ust your Scoot er in order t o have a com fort able and safe drive. Accide n t h a za r d du e t o a n im pr ope r ly lock e d se a t : Ensure t hat t he seat is properly locked aft er adj ust m ent ;...

  • Page 25: Turning The Seat

    ADJUSTING THE SCOOTER posit ion. Tight en t he locking knob . Accide n t h a za r d du e t o n on - e n ga ge d t ille r : Ensure t hat t he t iller is properly locked aft er adj ust m ent by seeing t hat it doesn’t m ove when you t ry pushing it slight ly...

  • Page 26: Operating

    OPERATING THE SCOOTER OPERATI N G 8 . O PERATI N G TH E SCO O TER Alw a ys ca r r y ou t t h e sa fe t y in for m a t ion de scr ibe d in t h e “Ge n e r a l Sa fe t y I n for m a t ion ”...

  • Page 27: Battery And Charging The Battery

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY Check before you power on t he scoot er: Ensure your scoot er is in Check t he “ freewheel” drive m ode ( not in m ode lever is in t he “ freewheel” m ode) pushed down posit ion Seat is locked int o t he Move t he seat forwards...

  • Page 28: Driving Forwards And Backwards

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY adj ust m ent m echanism s t o adj ust t he speed t o suit your driving condit ions. Always use lower speed if you are uncert ain about t he driving condit ions. There is one m echanism t o cont rol t he speed of your scoot er.

  • Page 29: Overload Protection

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY Release t he lever and allow t he scoot er t o com e t o a com plet e st op. Use your left index and m iddle fingers t o pull t he left side of t he lever t o m ove backwards. = driving backwards Do not pull bot h sides of t he t hrot t le cont rol lever sim ult aneously.

  • Page 30: Battery An D Ch Argi N G Th Ebattery

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY 9 . BATTERY AN D CH ARGI N G TH E BATTERY Corrosive chem icals cont ained in bat t ery. Explosive condit ions exist ! Do not use bat t eries wit h different am p- hour ( Ah) capacit ies.

  • Page 31: Battery Status Display

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY bat t eries, should be approxim at ely 8 t o 12 hours of t ypical operat ion. Ext ensive use on inclines m ay subst ant ially reduce per charge m ileage. 9 .1 BATTERY STATUS D I SPLAY The bat t ery st at us display on t he dashboard shows t he...

  • Page 32: Charging The Batteries

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY 9 .2 CH ARGI N G TH E BATTERI ES I t is im pe r a t ive t h a t you obse r ve t h e se qu e n ce for con n e ct in g a n d discon n e ct in g t h e ba t t e r y ch a r ge r .
  • Page 33 BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY...
  • Page 34 BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY St ep 2. Swit ch t he scoot er off and rem ove t he key. St ep 3. Ensure t he lever for “ freewheel” m ode is pulled backward t o t he “ drive” posit ion. St ep 4.
  • Page 35 BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY St ep 5. Connect t he bat t ery charger power plug int o an elect rical out let ( AC115- 230V, 50 t o 60 Hz) and charge t he bat t ery. ( Not e: There is no swit ch on t he bat t ery charger) .

  • Page 36: After Charging

    BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY St ep 3. Connect t he bat t ery charger m ains plug t o a m ains socket . LED in for m a t ion a t ba t t e r y ch a r ge r du r in g Ch a r gin g: LED- >...
  • Page 37 BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY Not used.
  • Page 38 BATTERY AND CHARGING THE BATTERY Flash Possible solut ion code Check t he bat t er y char ger The cont r oller is connect or . being inhibit ed fr om Rem ov e t he bat t er y char ger dr iv ing.

  • Page 39: 0 . W Arran Ty I N Form Ati

    KYMCO HEALTHCARE supplier / dealer. ● The warrant y excludes t yres and all it em s t hat have been subj ect t o undue wear and it em s subj ect ed t o m isuse.
  • Page 40 Cit y, Taiwan, Republic Of China Dat e print ed: May.2016 Bridgend I ndust rial Est at e + 44( 0) 1656 FAX + 44( 0) 1656 661983 Kymco Mobility Scooters Australia E- m ail sales@kym cohealt hcare.co.uk 19 Pearson Way Websit e www.kym cohealt hcare.com...

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