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- Page 1 Vegas 2 Model – R100 USER MANUAL Please ensure that this manual is read and understood before using the scooter. August 2013 KB&S - 16758 Rev 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Page Introduction Intended Use Technical Specification Feature Guide Safety Advice Adjustments Tiller angle Seat swivel Seat removal Seat height Arm width adjustment Tiller Controls Brake Release / Freewheel Operation Starting to Drive Getting Started ... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the ROMA Vegas 2 scooter. This scooter incorporates the latest innovative designs. The ROMA Vegas 2 can be used in confined spaces both indoors and out. A direct drive rear transaxle and electromagnetic brake give a safe and efficient ride. -
Page 4: Feature Guide
Feature Guide ‘Vegas 2’ 1. Tiller control head 2. Detachable swivel padded seat with fold down back 3. Detachable basket (Capacity 5kg) 4. Detachable battery box / carrier 5. Tiller angle adjustment hand knob 6. Anti-tip wheels 7. Puncture proof non-marking wheels... -
Page 5: Safety Advice
Safety Advice Read this manual carefully before using your scooter. Turn the power off when transferring to and from the scooter. Select a slow speed when going down gradients (max 6°) or over uneven ground. Keep your feet on the scooter whilst driving. ... -
Page 6: Adjustments Tiller Angle
Adjustments Tiller Angle Adjustment At the bottom of the tiller stem is the angle adjustment knob. Rotate the hand knob anticlockwise to loosen and adjust to the required angle. Re-tighten the hand knob fully before use. DO NOT fully undo the hand knob as the internal components may become detached from the assembly. -
Page 7: Seat Removal
Continued….. Seat Removal To remove the seat, fold down the back of the seat and simply lift the seat away from the chassis while lifting the seat swivel lever. Do not hang baggage or other objects on the back of the seat as this may affect stability. -
Page 8: Tiller Controls
Tiller Controls Maximum Speed Knob The speed control enables you to set the maximum speed of the scooter. Turn clockwise to increase the maximum speed and anti-clockwise to decrease. Always start at a slow speed until accustomed with the characteristics of your scooter. Do not put excessive pressure on the dial. -
Page 9: Brake Release / Freewheel Operation
Brake Release / Freewheel Operation The brake release lever is situated at the right rear of the scooter. This lever allows you to disengage the drive mechanism and push the scooter in ‘freewheel’ mode. To disengage the drive, push the lever to the front of the scooter as shown in the image below. -
Page 10: Starting To Drive
Starting to Drive Getting Started Note: You must fully charge the batteries prior to first use (see ‘Batteries and Charging’) Select an area with plenty of space. Mount the scooter by lifting the arm and sliding onto the seat. Ensure the seat is securely locked in the forward facing position before driving. -
Page 11: Ramps / Slopes
Continued….. Ramps / Slopes The stability of your scooter depends on several factors such as seat height, angle of gradient and the users height and weight. When approaching an incline, do so directly and not at an angle and avoid making turns where possible. Surfaces Your scooter will perform well over many surfaces. - Page 12 Continued….. Battery Charger The battery charger is a 2-amp switch mode type off board. The battery charging ports are located on the left side of the tiller head and on the front of the battery pack. Before using your scooter for the first time be sure to fully charge the batteries, this may take up to 12 hours.
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Page 13: Dismantling
Dismantling The scooter can be easily and quickly dismantled into five parts for transportation and storage. No tools are required. Firstly remove the basket and seat as described earlier. Remove the battery pack Locate the release lever as shown below. The lever is sprung, lift it to the vertical position ‘A’... -
Page 14: Maintenance
Maintenance Product Life Expectancy Your scooter has been designed to provide the user with a long, reliable life provided it is correctly maintained and regularly serviced by an authorised dealer. However, due to inevitable wear and tear and technological improvements it is recommended that the average useable life of this scooter is five years. - Page 15 Continued….. The controller fitted to the scooter will let you know if a system error occurs by displaying a flash code. These codes are as follows. Flash Description Scooter Action Code Condition Charge batteries Scooter may Batteries less than 23.3v. Charge as run slowly soon as possible.
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Page 16: Further Information
Further Information Safety Information Regarding Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Scooters and powerchairs are designed to operate under certain conditions. However, radio waves or electromagnetic fields may affect the operation of the scooter. The source of EMI could be radio or television transmitters or portable devices such as mobile phones, portable CB radios etc. - Page 17 Continued….. Product Stability Scooters and powered wheelchairs are designed to allow the user flexibility of movement in restricted areas. Driving at maximum speed and attempting sharp turns can create a situation where the product becomes unstable. Therefore it is essential that the user pay attention to the guidance set out in this manual.
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- Page 20 Warranty Terms and Conditions This is to certify that your Roma Medical product is warranted for a period of 12 months from the date of original purchase. This warranty is not transferable. The main frame has a limited lifetime warranty from manufacturing defects.
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