Drive devilbiss Hw007 User manual

HW007

User Manual

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 2

Warning – Do not operate your scooter for

the first time without completely reading

and understanding this owner’s handbook

1. Do not operate the scooter on public

streets and highways. Be aware that it may

be difficult for traffic to see you when you

are seated on the scooter. Obey all local

pedestrian traffic rules. Wait until your path

is clear of traffic, and then proceed with

extreme caution.

2. To prevent injury to yourself or others,

always ensure that the power is switched off

when getting on or off of the scooter.

3. Always check that the drive wheels are

engaged (drive mode) before driving. Do not

switch off the power when the scooter is

still moving forward. This will bring the

scooter to an extremely abrupt stop.

4. Do not use this product or any available

optional equipment without first completely

reading and understanding these

instructions. If you are unable to understand

the warnings, cautions or instructions,

contact your dealer before attempting to

use this equipment, otherwise, injury or

damage may occur.

5. There are certain situations, including some

medical conditions, where the scooter user

will need to practice operating the scooter

in the presence of a trained attendant. A

trained attendant can be defined as a family

member or care professional especially

trained in assisting a scooter user in various

daily living activities.

6. Do not attempt to lift or move a scooter by

any of its removable parts including the

armrests, seats or shrouds. Personal injury

and damage to the scooter may result.

7. Never try to use your scooter beyond its

limitations as described in this manual.

8. Please do not sit on your scooter while it is

in a moving vehicle such as a car, bus or

train.

9. Keep your hands away from the wheels

(tyres) while driving scooters. Be aware that

loose fitting clothing can become caught in

the drive wheels.

10. Consult your physician if you are taking

prescribed medication or if you have any

certain physical limitations. Some

medications and limitations may impair your

ability to operate scooters in a safe manner.

Consult with your physician if you are taking

any medication that may affect your ability

to operate your scooter safely.

11. Do not drive or sit on the scooter when in

freewheel mode.

12. Do not remove the anti-tipper (if fitted)

13. Always switch off the scooter and charger,

and disconnect the battery before doing any

work or using any tools on the scooter.

14. Do not attempt to lift or move your scooter

by any of its removable parts, such as the

armrests, seats, or shroud.

15. Do not climb a gradient at an angle. Always

drive straight up a gradient, as this greatly

reduces the risk of tipping or a fall. Do not

climb a gradient steeper than 10º.

16. Do not drive backwards down any step, kerb

or other obstacle. This may cause the

scooter to tip or fall.

17. Always reduce your speed and maintain a

stable centre of gravity when cornering

sharply. Do not corner sharply when driving

scooters at higher speeds.

18. Operating in rain, snow, salt, mist and on icy

or slippery surfaces may have an adverse

affect on the electrical system.

19. Never sit on your scooter when it is being

used in connection with any type of lift or

hoist. Your scooter is not designed with

such use in mind and any damage or injury

incurred from such use is not the

responsibility of Drive.

Modifications

Your scooter has been designed to be as

practical as possible. However, under no

circumstances should you modify, add, remove,

or disable any part or function of your scooter.

Personal injury and damage to the scooter may

result.

1. Do not modify your scooter in any way not

authorized by Drive. Do not use accessories if

they have not been tested or approved for

Drive products.

2. Get to know the feel of your scooter and its

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 1

CONTENTS

1. Safety Instructions

2. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)

3. Specifications

4. Adjustment

5. Control Panel Operation

6. Charging Instructions

7. Battery Instruction and Maintenance

8. Scooter Maintenance and Repair

9. Troubleshooting and Fault Repair

10. Warranty

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Always use a seat belt,

and keep your feet on

the scooter at all times.

Never operate the

scooter while you are

under the influence of

alcohol.

Never use mobile

phones or radio

transmitters such as

walkie-talkies.

Make sure that there

are no obstacles

behind you while

reserving your

scooter.

Do not ride your

scooter in traffic.

Do not make a sharp

turn or a sudden stop

while riding your

scooter.

Do not attempt to

climb kerbs greater

than limitation shown

in the specification

Do not remove your

hands and legs from

the scooter when

driving.

Do not ride your

scooter during snow in

order to avoid

accidents.

Do not allow

unsupervised children

to play near this

equipment while the

batteries are charging.

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 2

Warning – Do not operate your scooter for

the first time without completely reading

and understanding this owner’s handbook

1. Do not operate the scooter on public

streets and highways. Be aware that it may

be difficult for traffic to see you when you

are seated on the scooter. Obey all local

pedestrian traffic rules. Wait until your path

is clear of traffic, and then proceed with

extreme caution.

2. To prevent injury to yourself or others,

always ensure that the power is switched off

when getting on or off of the scooter.

3. Always check that the drive wheels are

engaged (drive mode) before driving. Do not

switch off the power when the scooter is

still moving forward. This will bring the

scooter to an extremely abrupt stop.

4. Do not use this product or any available

optional equipment without first completely

reading and understanding these

instructions. If you are unable to understand

the warnings, cautions or instructions,

contact your dealer before attempting to

use this equipment, otherwise, injury or

damage may occur.

5. There are certain situations, including some

medical conditions, where the scooter user

will need to practice operating the scooter

in the presence of a trained attendant. A

trained attendant can be defined as a family

member or care professional especially

trained in assisting a scooter user in various

daily living activities.

6. Do not attempt to lift or move a scooter by

any of its removable parts including the

armrests, seats or shrouds. Personal injury

and damage to the scooter may result.

7. Never try to use your scooter beyond its

limitations as described in this manual.

8. Please do not sit on your scooter while it is

in a moving vehicle such as a car, bus or

train.

9. Keep your hands away from the wheels

(tyres) while driving scooters. Be aware that

loose fitting clothing can become caught in

the drive wheels.

10. Consult your physician if you are taking

prescribed medication or if you have any

certain physical limitations. Some

medications and limitations may impair your

ability to operate scooters in a safe manner.

Consult with your physician if you are taking

any medication that may affect your ability

to operate your scooter safely.

11. Do not drive or sit on the scooter when in

freewheel mode.

12. Do not remove the anti-tipper (if fitted)

13. Always switch off the scooter and charger,

and disconnect the battery before doing any

work or using any tools on the scooter.

14. Do not attempt to lift or move your scooter

by any of its removable parts, such as the

armrests, seats, or shroud.

15. Do not climb a gradient at an angle. Always

drive straight up a gradient, as this greatly

reduces the risk of tipping or a fall. Do not

climb a gradient steeper than 10º.

16. Do not drive backwards down any step, kerb

or other obstacle. This may cause the

scooter to tip or fall.

17. Always reduce your speed and maintain a

stable centre of gravity when cornering

sharply. Do not corner sharply when driving

scooters at higher speeds.

18. Operating in rain, snow, salt, mist and on icy

or slippery surfaces may have an adverse

affect on the electrical system.

19. Never sit on your scooter when it is being

used in connection with any type of lift or

hoist. Your scooter is not designed with

such use in mind and any damage or injury

incurred from such use is not the

responsibility of Drive DeVilbiss.

Modifications

Your scooter has been designed to be as

practical as possible. However, under no

circumstances should you modify, add, remove,

or disable any part or function of your scooter.

Personal injury and damage to the scooter may

result.

1. Do not modify your scooter in any way not

authorized by Drive DeVilbiss. Do not use

accessories if they have not been tested

or approved for Drive DeVilbiss products.

2. Get to know the feel of your scooter and its

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 1

CONTENTS

1. Safety Instructions

2. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)

3. Specifications

4. Adjustment

5. Control Panel Operation

6. Charging Instructions

7. Battery Instruction and Maintenance

8. Scooter Maintenance and Repair

9. Troubleshooting and Fault Repair

10. Warranty

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Always use a seat belt,

and keep your feet on

the scooter at all times.

Never operate the

scooter while you are

under the influence of

alcohol.

Never use mobile

phones or radio

transmitters such as

walkie-talkies.

Make sure that there

are no obstacles

behind you while

reserving your

scooter.

Do not ride your

scooter in traffic.

Do not make a sharp

turn or a sudden stop

while riding your

scooter.

Do not attempt to

climb kerbs greater

than limitation shown

in the specification

Do not remove your

hands and legs from

the scooter when

driving.

Do not ride your

scooter during snow in

order to avoid

accidents.

Do not allow

unsupervised children

to play near this

equipment while the

batteries are charging.

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interference from radio wave sources

(Note: It is difficult to evaluate the effect on

the overall immunity of the powered

scooter).

5. Report all incidents of unintended

movement or brake release to the powered

scooter manufacturer, and note whether

there is a radio wave source nearby.

TURN OFF YOUR POWERED SCOOTER AS

SOON AS POSSIBLE IF YOU EXPERIENCE

THE FOLLOWING:

Unintentional scooter movements

Unintended or uncontrollable

direction.

Unexpected brake release

The higher the immunity level the greater the

protection. Your powered scooter has an

immunity level of 20 V/m which should protect

against common sources of EMI. Warning: The

scooter itself can disturb the performance of the

electromagnetic fields such as emitted by an

alarm system

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 3

capabilities. Drive DeVilbiss recommends that you

perform a safety check before each use to

make sure your scooter operates safely.

Inspections prior to using your scooter:

1. If equipped with pneumatic tyres, please

check for the tyres are not flat.

2. Please check all electrical connections and

make sure they are tight and not corroded.

3. Please check all harness connections and

make sure they are secured properly.

4. Please check the brakes.

Weight limitation.

1. Do not exceed the weight capacity stated in

the Specification section. Exceeding the

weight capacity voids your warranty. Drive

DeVilbiss will not be held responsible for injuries

or property damage resulting from failure

to observe weight limitations.

2. Do not carry passengers on scooters.

Carrying passengers on your scooter may

affect the centre of gravity, resulting in a tip

or a fall.

Tyre inflation

1. If your scooter is equipped with pneumatic

tyres, check the tyre pressure every week.

2. The correct tyre pressure will prolong the

life of your tyres and ensure a smooth ride.

3. Do not under-inflate or over-inflate your

tyres. It is critically important that tyre

pressure is maintained between 25 – 30 psi

(2.0 – 2.4 bar).

Temperature

1. Some of the parts of the scooter are

susceptible to change in temperature. The

controller can only operate in temperature

that ranges between -25ºC ~ 50ºC (-13ºF to

122ºF).

2. At extreme low temperatures, the batteries

may freeze, and your scooter may not be

able to operate. In extreme high

temperatures, it may operate at slower

speeds due to a safety feature of the

controller that prevents damage to the

motors and other electrical components.

ELECTROMAGNETIC

INTERFERENCE

The rapid development of electronics, especially

in the area of communications, has saturated

our environment with electromagnetic (EM)

radio waves that are emitted by television, radio

and communication signals. These EM wave are

invisible and their strength increases as one

approaches the source. All electrical conductors

act as antennas to the EM signals and, to

varying degrees, all power wheelchairs and

scooters are susceptible to electromagnetic

interference (EMI). The interference could result

in abnormal, unintentional movement and/or

erratic control of the vehicle. Scooters may be

susceptible to electromagnetic interference

(EMI), which is interfering electromagnetic

energy emitted from sources such as radio

stations, TV stations, amateur radio (HAM)

transmitters, two-way radios, cellular phones

and alarm systems. The interference (from radio

wave sources) can cause the scooter to release

its brakes, move by itself or move in unintended

directions. It can also permanently damage the

powered scooter’s control system. The intensity

of the EM energy can be measured in volts per

meter (V/m).Each powered scooter can resist

EMI up to a certain intensity. This is called

“immunity level”. The higher the immunity level

the greater the protection. At this time, current

technology is capable of providing at least 20

V/m of immunity level, which would provide

useful protection against common sources of

radiated EMI.

Following the warnings listed below should

reduce the chance of unintended brake release

or powered scooter movement that could result

in serious injury:

1. Do not turn on hand-held personal

communication devices such as citiHW007s

band (CB) radios and cellular phones while

the powered scooter is turned on.

2. Be aware of nearby transmitters such as

radio or TV stations and try to avoid

coming close to them.

3. If unintended movement or brake release

occurs, turn the powered scooter off as

soon as it is safe.

4. Be aware that adding accessories or

components, or modifying the powered

scooter, may make it more susceptible to

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interference from radio wave sources

(Note: It is difficult to evaluate the effect on

the overall immunity of the powered

scooter).

5. Report all incidents of unintended

movement or brake release to the powered

scooter manufacturer, and note whether

there is a radio wave source nearby.

TURN OFF YOUR POWERED SCOOTER AS

SOON AS POSSIBLE IF YOU EXPERIENCE

THE FOLLOWING:

Unintentional scooter movements

Unintended or uncontrollable

direction.

Unexpected brake release

The higher the immunity level the greater the

protection. Your powered scooter has an

immunity level of 20 V/m which should protect

against common sources of EMI. Warning: The

scooter itself can disturb the performance of the

electromagnetic fields such as emitted by an

alarm system

HW007 Scooter Owner’s Handbook (HW007_IFU 08/15) Page 3

capabilities. Drive recommends that you

perform a safety check before each use to

make sure your scooter operates safely.

Inspections prior to using your scooter:

1. If equipped with pneumatic tyres, please

check for the tyres are not flat.

2. Please check all electrical connections and

make sure they are tight and not corroded.

3. Please check all harness connections and

make sure they are secured properly.

4. Please check the brakes.

Weight limitation.

1. Do not exceed the weight capacity stated in

the Specification section. Exceeding the

weight capacity voids your warranty. Drive

will not be held responsible for injuries or

property damage resulting from failure to

observe weight limitations.

2. Do not carry passengers on scooters.

Carrying passengers on your scooter may

affect the centre of gravity, resulting in a tip

or a fall.

Tyre inflation

1. If your scooter is equipped with pneumatic

tyres, check the tyre pressure every week.

2. The correct tyre pressure will prolong the

life of your tyres and ensure a smooth ride.

3. Do not under-inflate or over-inflate your

tyres. It is critically important that tyre

pressure is maintained between 25 – 30 psi

(2.0 – 2.4 bar).

Temperature

1. Some of the parts of the scooter are

susceptible to change in temperature. The

controller can only operate in temperature

that ranges between -25ºC ~ 50ºC (-13ºF to

122ºF).

2. At extreme low temperatures, the batteries

may freeze, and your scooter may not be

able to operate. In extreme high

temperatures, it may operate at slower

speeds due to a safety feature of the

controller that prevents damage to the

motors and other electrical components.

ELECTROMAGNETIC

INTERFERENCE

The rapid development of electronics, especially

in the area of communications, has saturated

our environment with electromagnetic (EM)

radio waves that are emitted by television, radio

and communication signals. These EM wave are

invisible and their strength increases as one

approaches the source. All electrical conductors

act as antennas to the EM signals and, to

varying degrees, all power wheelchairs and

scooters are susceptible to electromagnetic

interference (EMI). The interference could result

in abnormal, unintentional movement and/or

erratic control of the vehicle. Scooters may be

susceptible to electromagnetic interference

(EMI), which is interfering electromagnetic

energy emitted from sources such as radio

stations, TV stations, amateur radio (HAM)

transmitters, two-way radios, cellular phones

and alarm systems. The interference (from radio

wave sources) can cause the scooter to release

its brakes, move by itself or move in unintended

directions. It can also permanently damage the

powered scooter’s control system. The intensity

of the EM energy can be measured in volts per

meter (V/m).Each powered scooter can resist

EMI up to a certain intensity. This is called

“immunity level”. The higher the immunity level

the greater the protection. At this time, current

technology is capable of providing at least 20

V/m of immunity level, which would provide

useful protection against common sources of

radiated EMI.

Following the warnings listed below should

reduce the chance of unintended brake release

or powered scooter movement that could result

in serious injury:

1. Do not turn on hand-held personal

communication devices such as citiHW007s

band (CB) radios and cellular phones while

the powered scooter is turned on.

2. Be aware of nearby transmitters such as

radio or TV stations and try to avoid

coming close to them.

3. If unintended movement or brake release

occurs, turn the powered scooter off as

soon as it is safe.

4. Be aware that adding accessories or

components, or modifying the powered

scooter, may make it more susceptible to

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ADJUSTMENT

Tiller Positioning:

Loosen the quick release lever, fold the tiller up to vertical position and tighten the quick release lever. If you want

to adjust the tiller angle, you have to lift the tiller upper to make sure the stopper goes into the groove by releasing

the quick release lever.

To adjust the width of the Arm-rest:

Loosen the tension fixing nuts and adjust the width to your seating comfort.

Assembling the rear part:

Tilt the rear part of scooter backwards at approximately 45º.

Lift the front body and catch the lower frame tube with the frame hooks properly at the proper position

before combining the rear part and front part.

Assemble the rear part and front part carefully in order not to scratch the cover.

Easy-to-dismantle

Adjust the tiller Quick release lever

Frame hook

Lower frame tube

Lift up the front body

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SPECIFICATION

Model HW007

Weight Capacity (MUW) 120kg (19 stone)

Drive Wheel 24 x 7.5cm (9.5” x 3”)

Front Wheel 24 x 7.5cm (9.5” x 3”)

Maximum Speed 4mph (6.4kph)

Battery 12V 22Ah x 2pc

Maximum Range 13 mile (20km)

Charger Type 2A Offboard 120/240V

Controller PG Drives S-Drive

Motor Type 400W 4400RPM 22:1

Turning Radius 198cm (78”)

Suspension Rear

Maximum Gradient 10º

Length 107cm (42”)

Width 58cm (23”)

Height 92cm (36”)

Seat Width 40cm (16”)

Seat Height 40cm (16”)

Seat Depth 41cm (16”)

Back Height 35cm (14”)

Wheel Base 82cm (32”)

Ground Clearance 7cm (3”)

Footwell 30cm (12”)

Note:

Maximum Range and Speed are based on optimal

conditions. User weight, battery condition, temperature,

terrain, gradient, weather conditions and driving style may

all reduce the maximum range and speed.

Drive DeVilbiss Ltd reserves the right to change

specifications without prior notice. Specifications of the

product purchased may differ from those stated.

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ADJUSTMENT

Tiller Positioning:

Loosen the quick release lever, fold the tiller up to vertical position and tighten the quick release lever. If you want

to adjust the tiller angle, you have to lift the tiller upper to make sure the stopper goes into the groove by releasing

the quick release lever.

To adjust the width of the Arm-rest:

Loosen the tension fixing nuts and adjust the width to your seating comfort.

Assembling the rear part:

Tilt the rear part of scooter backwards at approximately 45º.

Lift the front body and catch the lower frame tube with the frame hooks properly at the proper position

before combining the rear part and front part.

Assemble the rear part and front part carefully in order not to scratch the cover.

Easy-to-dismantle

Adjust the tiller

Quick release lever

Frame hook

Lower frame tube

Lift up the front body

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SPECIFICATION

Model HW007

Weight Capacity (MUW) 120kg (19 stone)

Drive Wheel 24 x 7.5cm (9.5” x 3”)

Front Wheel 24 x 7.5cm (9.5” x 3”)

Maximum Speed 4mph (6.4kph)

Battery 12V 22Ah x 2pc

Maximum Range 13 mile (20km)

Charger Type 2A Offboard 120/240V

Controller PG Drives S-Drive

Motor Type 400W 4400RPM 22:1

Turning Radius 198cm (78”)

Suspension Rear

Maximum Gradient 10º

Length 107cm (42”)

Width 58cm (23”)

Height 92cm (36”)

Seat Width 40cm (16”)

Seat Height 40cm (16”)

Seat Depth 41cm (16”)

Back Height 35cm (14”)

Wheel Base 82cm (32”)

Ground Clearance 7cm (3”)

Footwell 30cm (12”)

Note:

Maximum Range and Speed are based on optimal

conditions. User weight, battery condition, temperature,

terrain, gradient, weather conditions and driving style may

all reduce the maximum range and speed.

Drive Medical Ltd reserves the right to change

specifications without prior notice. Specifications of the

product purchased may differ from those stated.

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section with the lower frame tube.

3) Lower the front section completely once the frame hooks are over the lower frame tube, which will engage the

frame lock-up.

4) Raise the tiller and tighten the quick release lever completely to secure.

5) Insert the battery pack back in to the scooter.

6) Reinstall the seat and rotate it until it is secured into proper position.

Disassembly

1) Remove the seat by lifting it straight up and off of the scooter. If there is any resistance encountered when

removing the seat, please release the seat rotation knob and swivel the seat back and forth while lifting up on

the seat.

2) Remove the battery back from the scooter carefully.

3) Lift up on the frame release lever until the frame hooks are no longer resting on the frame tubes and then

carefully and slowly separate these two sections of scooter.

4) Put the tiller in to the lower position by loosening the quick release lever.

Step 1 Step 2 & 3

Lower frame tube

Frame hook

Step 4 Step 4-1. Tighten the quick release

lever lever

Step 5 Step 6

Frame release lever

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The HW007 scooter has carbon steel frame and can be easily dismantled to fit in the car for transportation. It also

has easy to use controls and adjustable tiller positioning.

Distinctive stylish lightweight scooter

Easy to use controls

Sturdy Front basket

Adjustable tiller positioning

Easy to remove the battery pack

Dismantles for transporting in a car

Note:

The weight of the front body frame is 21kg so seek assistance when lifting.

Assembly

1) Tilt the rear section slightly back on to the anti-tip wheel while combining the front & rear sections.

2) Please use the frame release lever to lift the front section, aligning and combining the frame hooks of the front

Front Body Frame

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section with the lower frame tube.

3) Lower the front section completely once the frame hooks are over the lower frame tube, which will engage the

frame lock-up.

4) Raise the tiller and tighten the quick release lever completely to secure.

5) Insert the battery pack back in to the scooter.

6) Reinstall the seat and rotate it until it is secured into proper position.

Disassembly

1) Remove the seat by lifting it straight up and off of the scooter. If there is any resistance encountered when

removing the seat, please release the seat rotation knob and swivel the seat back and forth while lifting up on

the seat.

2) Remove the battery back from the scooter carefully.

3) Lift up on the frame release lever until the frame hooks are no longer resting on the frame tubes and then

carefully and slowly separate these two sections of scooter.

4) Put the tiller in to the lower position by loosening the quick release lever.

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Lower frame tube

Frame hook

Step 4

Step 4-1. Tighten the quick release

lever lever

Step 5

Step 6

Frame release lever

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The HW007 scooter has carbon steel frame and can be easily dismantled to fit in the car for transportation. It also

has easy to use controls and adjustable tiller positioning.

Distinctive stylish lightweight scooter

Easy to use controls

Sturdy Front basket

Adjustable tiller positioning

Easy to remove the battery pack

Dismantles for transporting in a car

Note:

The weight of the front body frame is 21kg so seek assistance when lifting.

Assembly

1) Tilt the rear section slightly back on to the anti-tip wheel while combining the front & rear sections.

2) Please use the frame release lever to lift the front section, aligning and combining the frame hooks of the front

Front Body Frame

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Before you switch the power on, always be aware of the environment around you. For indoor environments we

recommend that you select the slowest speed setting. For outdoor operation of this vehicle we recommend that

you select a speed that is comfortable for you to control safely.

Follow the steps below to ensure that you can operate your vehicle safely.

Button functions

1. Battery Indicator Gauge: When the scooter is switched on the, needle on the battery gauge will move. The

further the needle moves to the right, the more power the scooter will have. When the needle is in the green

area, this means there is sufficient battery power to drive the scooter. When the needle is in the amber area,

indicates that the scooter can still drive but the batteries should be recharged shortly. If the needle is in the red

area, then the batteries should be charged as soon as possible.

Note: It is natural for the needle to fluctuate from left to right when travelling under load or on gradients and this

should not cause concern.

2. High/Low Speed Adjustment (Speed Dial): This allows you to pre-select your maximum speed. Turn the speed

dial clockwise to increase the maximum speed and turn the dial anticlockwise to reduce the maximum speed.

WE recommend you set the maximum speed before driving.

3. Power ON/OFF Light: The light will illuminate when you switch on the ignition. The light will turn off if you take

out the key.

4. Horn button: Press this button to sound the horn.( Easy operation for left hand or right hand)

Driving:

A) Controller ON/OFF Switch

Insert the key in to the ignition socket on the tiller head to power up the scooter. Press the right hand side of the

wigwag paddle (marked “F”) to move forward. The further the wigwag paddle is deflected, the faster the scooter

will go. To stop, release the wigwag paddle and the brake will automatically apply.

Press the left hand side of the wigwag paddle (marked “R”) to move backwards.

The parking brake will automatically apply when the wigwag paddle is released and the scooter stops.

Battery Indicator

Power ON/OFF

Light

High/Low Speed

Adjustment

Horn Button

Key

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CONTROL PANEL OPERATION

The scooter is simple to operate. However, we recommend that you read carefully the following instructions to

become familiarized with your new vehicle.

For Safety:

Step 1

Step 1-1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 4-1

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Before you switch the power on, always be aware of the environment around you. For indoor environments we

recommend that you select the slowest speed setting. For outdoor operation of this vehicle we recommend that

you select a speed that is comfortable for you to control safely.

Follow the steps below to ensure that you can operate your vehicle safely.

Button functions

1. Battery Indicator Gauge: When the scooter is switched on the, needle on the battery gauge will move. The

further the needle moves to the right, the more power the scooter will have. When the needle is in the green

area, this means there is sufficient battery power to drive the scooter. When the needle is in the amber area,

indicates that the scooter can still drive but the batteries should be recharged shortly. If the needle is in the red

area, then the batteries should be charged as soon as possible.

Note: It is natural for the needle to fluctuate from left to right when travelling under load or on gradients and this

should not cause concern.

2. High/Low Speed Adjustment (Speed Dial): This allows you to pre-select your maximum speed. Turn the speed

dial clockwise to increase the maximum speed and turn the dial anticlockwise to reduce the maximum speed.

WE recommend you set the maximum speed before driving.

3. Power ON/OFF Light: The light will illuminate when you switch on the ignition. The light will turn off if you take

out the key.

4. Horn button: Press this button to sound the horn.( Easy operation for left hand or right hand)

Driving:

A) Controller ON/OFF Switch

Insert the key in to the ignition socket on the tiller head to power up the scooter. Press the right hand side of the

wigwag paddle (marked “F”) to move forward. The further the wigwag paddle is deflected, the faster the scooter

will go. To stop, release the wigwag paddle and the brake will automatically apply.

Press the left hand side of the wigwag paddle (marked “R”) to move backwards.

The parking brake will automatically apply when the wigwag paddle is released and the scooter stops.

Battery Indicator

Power ON/OFF

Light

High/Low Speed

Adjustment

Horn Button

Key

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CONTROL PANEL OPERATION

The scooter is simple to operate. However, we recommend that you read carefully the following instructions to

become familiarized with your new vehicle.

For Safety:

Step 1

Step 1-1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 4-1

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position. If the scooter is in the free wheel mode (motor is disengaged), you can use the manual parking brake

function by moving the engaging/disengaging lever back into the engaged position by an attendant.

Thermal Protection:

Your scooter controller is equipped with a safety system called thermal rollback. A built-in circuit monitors the

temperature of the controller and motor. In case of excessive heat of the controller and motor, the controller will

cut-off the power to allow the electrical components to cool down. Although your scooter will resume its normal

speed when the temperature returns to a safe level, we recommend to wait for 5 minutes before restarting to allow

the components to cool down.

In some circumstances the scooter may slow down, regardless of desired driving speed, prior to this happening.

This is normal. However repeated occurrences should be reported to your dealer.

Main Circuit Breaker:

The main circuit breaker reset button is located on the top of the battery box.

The main circuit breaker monitors the electric current drawn from the battery. It is a safety feature built in your

scooter for your extra safety. When the batteries and motor are heavily strained (e.g., from excessive loads), the

main circuit breaker will trip to prevent damage to the motor and the electronics. If the circuit breaker trips, turn off

the scooter and wait for approximately one minute and then depress the button to reset it. Then turn on the

scooter, and continue normal operation. If the main circuit breaker continues to trip repeatedly, this indicates a

fault so contact your authorized dealer.

BATTERY AND CHARGING INSTRUCTION

We recommend that you use deep-cycle batteries that are sealed and maintenance free for your scooter. Both

sealed lead-acid (SLA) and gel cell are deep-cycle batteries and are similar in performance. Deep-cycle batteries

are specifically designed to provide power, drain down, and then accept a relatively quick recharge. Lead-acid

batteries should be charged as often as possible.

Specification of the battery that we recommend for the HW007 scooter is

Type:

Size:

Voltage:

Deep –cycle sealed lead-acid or gel cell

22AH

12V each

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Note: In case of emergency, release the wigwag paddle the vehicle will come to a stop.

Free-Wheeling:

1. The motors are designed to engage the electromagnetic brakes when the vehicle is not in use or when the

power is OFF. They also have a manual feature that allows them to “free-wheel” so the scooter can be moved

without turning it on. Free-wheeling is accomplished by adjusting the free-wheeling lever to the free-wheel

position.

Warning !

Never free-wheel your scooter on a gradient.

Never free-wheel the motors whilst sat on the vehicle.

Always remember to engage the motors before turning the power ON.

Electromagnetic Brakes:

Your scooter comes with Electromagnetic Brakes., i.e. an automatic magnetic disc safety brake which is also known

as Fail-Safe brake. The electro-magnetic Brakes are automatic and work when the scooter is ON but in a steady

state (i.e. Wigwag is released to the neutral position), even when the scooter is on a slope. The Electromagnetic

Brakes will also be set whenever the scooter is OFF, but the motor levers are in the engaged (vertical) position.

Parking brake:

There is an automatic parking brake function included in the electromagnetic brake. The scooter will stop when the

motor is engaged and the power switch is off or when the power switch is on and the wigwag is in the neutral

Wigwag Paddle

Free- Wheeling Lever

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position. If the scooter is in the free wheel mode (motor is disengaged), you can use the manual parking brake

function by moving the engaging/disengaging lever back into the engaged position by an attendant.

Thermal Protection:

Your scooter controller is equipped with a safety system called thermal rollback. A built-in circuit monitors the

temperature of the controller and motor. In case of excessive heat of the controller and motor, the controller will

cut-off the power to allow the electrical components to cool down. Although your scooter will resume its normal

speed when the temperature returns to a safe level, we recommend to wait for 5 minutes before restarting to allow

the components to cool down.

In some circumstances the scooter may slow down, regardless of desired driving speed, prior to this happening.

This is normal. However repeated occurrences should be reported to your dealer.

Main Circuit Breaker:

The main circuit breaker reset button is located on the top of the battery box.

The main circuit breaker monitors the electric current drawn from the battery. It is a safety feature built in your

scooter for your extra safety. When the batteries and motor are heavily strained (e.g., from excessive loads), the

main circuit breaker will trip to prevent damage to the motor and the electronics. If the circuit breaker trips, turn off

the scooter and wait for approximately one minute and then depress the button to reset it. Then turn on the

scooter, and continue normal operation. If the main circuit breaker continues to trip repeatedly, this indicates a

fault so contact your authorized dealer.

BATTERY AND CHARGING INSTRUCTION

We recommend that you use deep-cycle batteries that are sealed and maintenance free for your scooter. Both

sealed lead-acid (SLA) and gel cell are deep-cycle batteries and are similar in performance. Deep-cycle batteries

are specifically designed to provide power, drain down, and then accept a relatively quick recharge. Lead-acid

batteries should be charged as often as possible.

Specification of the battery that we recommend for the HW007 scooter is

Type:

Size:

Voltage:

Deep –cycle sealed lead-acid or gel cell

22AH

12V each

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Note: In case of emergency, release the wigwag paddle the vehicle will come to a stop.

Free-Wheeling:

1. The motors are designed to engage the electromagnetic brakes when the vehicle is not in use or when the

power is OFF. They also have a manual feature that allows them to “free-wheel” so the scooter can be moved

without turning it on. Free-wheeling is accomplished by adjusting the free-wheeling lever to the free-wheel

position.

Warning !

Never free-wheel your scooter on a gradient.

Never free-wheel the motors whilst sat on the vehicle.

Always remember to engage the motors before turning the power ON.

Electromagnetic Brakes:

Your scooter comes with Electromagnetic Brakes., i.e. an automatic magnetic disc safety brake which is also known

as Fail-Safe brake. The electro-magnetic Brakes are automatic and work when the scooter is ON but in a steady

state (i.e. Wigwag is released to the neutral position), even when the scooter is on a slope. The Electromagnetic

Brakes will also be set whenever the scooter is OFF, but the motor levers are in the engaged (vertical) position.

Parking brake:

There is an automatic parking brake function included in the electromagnetic brake. The scooter will stop when the

motor is engaged and the power switch is off or when the power switch is on and the wigwag is in the neutral

Wigwag Paddle

Free- Wheeling Lever

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SCOOTER MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

Make sure to keep the controller clean while protecting it from rain or water. Never hose off your scooter or

place it in direct contact with water.

Keep wheels free from lint, hair, sand and carpet fibres.

Visually inspect the tire tread. If less than 1mm (1/32”), please have your tires replaced by your local dealer.

All upholstery can be washed with warm water and mild soap. Occasionally check the seat and back for

sagging, cuts and tears. Replace if necessary. Do not store your scooter in damp or humid conditions as this

will lead to mildew and rapid deterioration of the upholstery parts.

All moving mechanism will benefit from simple lubrication and inspection. Lubricate using petroleum jelly or

light oil. Do not use too much oil, otherwise small drips could stain and damage carpets and furnishings etc.

Periodically check that all fasteners (nuts, bolts, etc) are tight and secure.

Inspect the state of the battery terminals every six months. Make sure that they are not corroded and the

connections are tight. Periodically apply a thin film of petroleum jelly on the surface of terminals to guard

against corrosion.

Your scooter is designed for minimal maintenance. However, like any motorized vehicle it requires routine

maintenance. To keep your scooter for years of trouble-free operation, we recommend you follow the following

maintenance checks as scheduled.

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Amp Hours:

12 amp hours

Depending on the use, terrain and driving conditions, the batteries will provide a range of 20 km of travel. However,

even if the scooter is not in use, we recommend that the batteries are charged periodically.

Note: Do not use any automotive batteries. They are not designed to handle a long, deep discharge and also are

unsafe for use in the scooter. The useful life of a battery is quite often a reflection of the care it receives.

2 AMP CHARGER

The battery charger takes the standard wall outlet voltage (alternating current) and converts it into VDC (direct

current).The batteries use direct current to run your scooter. When the batteries are fully charged, the amperage

from the charger is almost at zero. This is how the charger maintains a charge but does not overcharge the battery.

Note 1: The batteries cannot be charged if they were discharged to nearly zero voltage.

CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS

To recharge the batteries, follow the steps below:

Place your scooter close to a standard electrical wall outlet.

Remove your key to turn the power OFF

Slide the charger port door open.

Plug the XLR connector of the charger to the charger port.

Plug the other end of power cord into a standard wall outlet.

When charging is completed, the charger LED shows green.

Disconnect the charger power cord from the wall outlet when the batteries are fully charged.

Recharge the battery only when the scooter is switched off. When the battery indicator shows low power, recharge

the battery.

Note:

Always charge your batteries in well ventilated areas.

The charger is intended for indoor use only. Protect from moisture.

For maximum performance, it is recommended that you replace both batteries at the same time if the batteries

are weak.

If the vehicle will not be used for a long period of time, arrange to have the batteries recharged at least once

every month to avoid deterioration of the batteries.

According to the battery type and condition of the batteries, they usually can be fully charged 10 hours. This will be

indicated when the status light in the battery charger side panel turns green. Charging the battery longer than

necessary will not harm the battery. We recommend that you charge the batteries for 10 hours after daily use.

Charger Port