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Driving Suggestions
3. Economical Driving Suggestion
To achieve economical driving, always service,
maintain the vehicle periodically to keep it in
optimum running.
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Avoid rapid start, sudden acceleration and
driving at high speeds.
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The maximum range can be achieved by driving
at a speed of 16-18 mph.
unnecessary high speeds.
§
Keep the tires inflated to indicated pressure
levels. Low pressure may cause tires to wear
more quickly, but increase
consumption.
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Make use of motor brake when driving on a
long slope.
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Apply reasonable brake pressure if driving
down a long hill. Drive only at appropriate
speeds. Release the accelerator pedal to
decelerate. Avoid sudden braking with the
exception of emergency.Excessive braking may
cause abnormal brake pad wear.
§
Overloading the vehicle is NOT
recommended. Turn off other electric
accessories when not needed.
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When the vehicle is moving on a slope, the
mechanical brake takes priority, and the motor
brake is an assist.
§
To prevent brake fade as a result of overheated
brake, do not depress the brake pedal for a
prolonged period of time or excessive
frequency.
4. Suggestion on
Slippery Road Driving
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Drive at uniform speeds with low-speed gear,
and avoid sudden acceleration, braking and
radical steering.
§
Avoid any
Local regulations may require the use of chains
when driving on icy and snowy road surfaces.
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Never use worn tires.
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5. Parking Brake Suggestion
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After the vehicle is stopped, pull the brake
lever up to set the parking brake. To release
parking brake,pull the lever brake upward ,then
release manual brake handle completely
Pull manual brake tight when parking.
While driving, make sure the parking brake
is completely released and the warning light
is off. Insufficient release of the parking
brake may cause the brake to be
overheated, and cause the brake lining to
wear abnormally and retard braking
capability.
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Owner and Operator's Manual
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