Amigo AeroTow T1 User manual

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AeroTow T1
User manual
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T1 Weight
Unit weight is 115 lbs
Drive train
445 watt / .6 hp
drive
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Battery & Charger
x2 12V, AGM batteries.
Dual bank 2 amp QV
charger
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Weight capacity
5,000 lbs on level
ground
Controls
Electric, forward /
reverse.
Power, on / off
Tires
10” x 3.00-4
|Specs & Precautions
As the operator, you are fully responsible for the safe operation of
the tug and any damage done to your aircraft or hangar due to
operation errors
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Familiarize yourself with the throttle and speed response of
your tug before attaching your aircraft. Your tug does not stop
immediately, this is intentional to protect your aircraft from
damage
2
Aircraft should never be moved on any type of uneven, sloping or
hilly terrain
3
Store your tug in a dry location when not in use
4
Always turn the tug off while not in use. The tug will automatically
turn off after 10 minutes. Toggle the power switch to turn on
5
Leave your tug plugged in while not in use. The smart charge
feature will prevent damage to the battery
6
Extreme cold can negatively impact the batteries, but climate
control is not necessary in most circumstances
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|Charging info
For maximum range and battery life, it is recommended to fully
charge the battery before each use
Extended charging is good for the battery and will not
overcharge them
With a built-in overcharge protection feature, the battery should
be charged whenever it is not in use
The charger is preprogrammed to be optimized to charge the
included AGM batteries. If you change the mode type, it will
effect the charge time but not damage the batteries. AeroTow
recommends it be changed back to AGM for optimal charging
time
When you plug the charger in, it will automatically diagnose the
battery for the rst two minutes. Each bar will sequentially light
up during the course of the charge cycle until the green light
ashes
WARNING
Consistent deep discharges may result in
permanent damage to the battery. Charge often

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|Charging indicators
The 25% Charge LED will slowly pulse
when the battery is less than 25% fully
charged. When the battery is 25%
charged, the red Charge LED will be
solid
The 50% Charge LED will slowly pulse
when the battery is less than 50% fully
charged. When the battery is 50%
charged, the red Charge LED will be
solid
The 75% Charge LED will slowly pulse
when the battery is less than 75% fully
charged. When the battery is 75%
charged, the orange Charge LED will
be solid
After the battery is fully charged, the
charger will continue monitoring
the battery, and provide ongoing
maintenance and optimization.
The 100% green Charge LED will
pulse slowly during these cycles. The
charger can be left connected to the
battery indenitely

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|Diagnostic codes
Charger is in Standby mode or Battery voltage is
too low for charger to detect
Battery voltage is too high for the selected charge
mode. Check the battery and charge mode
Possible battery short / Battery will not hold a
charge. Have battery checked by a professional
Reverse polarity. Reverse the battery connections
Error Conditions will be indicated by a solid LED light.
If lights are ashing, then the charger internal temperature too
high / charger will resume function once the charger internal
temperature drops

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|Adjusting the handle
1. Loosen the nut on pin (C) with a 7/16” wrench and remove
2. To remove pin (D), pull the ends apart and remove pin
3. Carefully adjust the height of the handle to desired height
4. Return pins and secure / tighten
5. Next, connect the two black connectors (E), one leading from
a white cable inside the handle bar, and the other between
the batteries
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Choose a comfortable height adjustment for pulling your
aircraft, not for maneuvering the T1 without a plane attached
The handle can be adjusted by removing the handle bolt and
repositioning the handle to a different hole on the handle
connector, tighten the handle bolt using two (2) 7/16”
wrenches until it is secured to complete the adjustment
21”
26”
35”
39”
56”
Height from ground when
handle is parallel

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To connect the tug to your aircraft, loosen the locking bar (3) and
adjust the width of the prongs to be fully open. With the power
on, use the forward button to approach the wheel at a slight angle
Position the tug so that the fork prongs are on both sides of the
wheel. Turn power off
Close the width of the fork prongs and insert the tow pin adapters
into the tow connectors on the wheel. Lock the locking bar (3) to
secure the aircraft to the tug
(4) Chocks
Always chock the aircraft wheels when parked, when not in use,
and when attaching your tug
(1) Fork prongs
Your AeroTow T1 comes with the recommended length prongs
for the aircraft you provided
(2) Tow pin adapters
Your AeroTow T1 comes with the recommended adapter for the
aircraft you provided at the time of order
(3) Locking bar lever
The width of the fork prongs (1) can be adjusted by locking /
unlocking the locking bar using the lever on the right fork prong
|Connecting your aircraft
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A. Press down for on / off
B. Press in for forward / reverse
|Moving your aircraft
Check the surrounding area, and remove any obstacles or
obstructions before moving your aircraft, remove chocks
Return to the handle of the tug
Turn power on and move your aircraft using the reverse / forward
switch located on the front of the handle control box
|Disconnecting your aircraft
Chock your aircraft.
Unlock the locking bar
Move your tug using the reverse switch located on the front of the
handle control box
|Handle controls
There are two (2) switches on the handle controls, an on / off switch
and a forward / reverse switch
You’re ready to go!
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|Wiring diagram
12663T1
12641
Tacktile indicator
to the left
12642
Tactile indicator
to the left
12661
12700
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12771
12773
12774
8967
8967
13004
13013
13042