Quadro Quadro4 2017 User manual

USER MANUAL

Dear Customer,
QUADRO thanks you for choosing this scooter, and welcomes you as a customer!
You can help to maintain the efficiency, performance and safety conditions of your scooter with careful maintenance, performed only
by authorised QUADRO dealers or workshops.
Our technicians are committed to producing high quality scooters, the result of our extensive experience, to guarantee you the
pleasure of safe driving over time.
Please read the owner's handbook supplied with your QUADRO vehicle carefully, and make sure that all routine and extraordinary
maintenance and any technical servicing is performed exclusively by the specialist staff from our Network of QUADRO Dealers.
To ensure the safety, reliability and value of your scooter, and to maintain the validity of the warranty, use only original QUADRO spare
parts and recommended lubricants.
Before you begin using the scooter, you must read this instruction manual carefully and follow all instructions it contains precisely.
The scooter must not be used by persons who have not thoroughly read and understood the instructions contained in
this Owner's Handbook.
This manual contains simple and clear descriptions of the operations necessary to understand and use your scooter, as well as
recommendations for safe use of your scooter in order to avoid personal injury.
It also describes the main maintenance operations and periodic checks which must be performed on the scooter.
The guarantee of correct operation and safety of the scooter strictly requires that all instructions contained in this manual be applied.
This manual must always be provided together with the scooter if it is resold, hired or lent out.
This Owner's Handbook is an integral part of the scooter and it must therefore be kept in a safe place accessible to all persons who
might need to consult it.
If the manual is lost or damaged, request a new one from your dealer, giving them the scooter specifications.
This manual is an integral and essential part of your scooter.

The text of this publication contains a series of dedicated symbols used to highlight the main requirements and recommendations to be
followed for keeping your scooter and its passengers safe.
DANGER to persons and to the scooter.
WARNING which you must pay attention to in order not to risk damage to the scooter.
WARNING with an impact on the environment.
NOTE of a general nature.
The information contained in this Owner's Handbook is provided as a guide only and may not be completely up to date due to modifica-
tions which may be made by Quadro at any time for technical and/or commercial reasons, or else to comply with the legislation of the
country in which the scooter is sold.
In order to learn and understand all features and functions of your scooter, you are advised to carefully read the following Owner's Hand-
book supplied with the scooter.
SYMBOLS

OVERVIEW
SAFETY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
AND REQUIREMENTS....................................................... 6
SAFE DRIVING .................................................................. 7
UNAUTHORISED MODIFICATIONS/ACCESSORIES AND
SPARE PARTS................................................................... 8
RESPONSIBILITIES AND LIMITS OF USE.......................... 8
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCOOTER
COMPONENT LOCATION ............................................... 10
HANDLEBAR CONTROLS, LEFT-HAND SIDE.................. 11
Dipped headlights ...................................................... 11
Full-beam headlights .................................................. 11
Flasher ....................................................................... 11
Turn signals................................................................ 11
Horn........................................................................... 11
HANDLEBAR CONTROLS, RIGHT-HAND SIDE ............... 12
Hazard warning lights................................................. 12
KEYS............................................................................... 12
STEERING LOCK ............................................................ 12
PARKING BRAKE ............................................................ 12
Engagement............................................................... 12
Disengagement.......................................................... 13
HTS (Hydraulic Tilting System)
LOCK/RELEASE LEVER .................................................. 13
Tilting lock.................................................................. 14
Releasing the Tilting Lock........................................... 14
TEMPORARILY STOPPING THE SCOOTER
(WITH DRIVER ON BOARD)............................................. 14
STOPPING THE SCOOTER ............................................. 14
INSTRUMENT PANEL...................................................... 15
ON-BOARD COMPUTER................................................. 16
Trip Computer function............................................... 16
Trip Computer Reset .................................................. 16
Clock setting .............................................................. 16
Air temperature unit of measurement.......................... 16
INTEGRATED BRAKE PEDAL .......................................... 20
REAR-VIEW MIRRORS .................................................... 20
REAR FOOTRESTS ......................................................... 20
EQUIPMENT.................................................................... 21
Storage compartments .............................................. 21
Storage compartment below seat .............................. 21
Electrical sockets ....................................................... 21
USE
IGNITION KEY ................................................................. 24
ENGINE START ............................................................... 24
ENGINE STOP................................................................. 25
PARKING......................................................................... 25
RUNNING IN.................................................................... 25
REFUELLING................................................................... 26
PERIODS OF INACTIVITY ................................................ 26

MAINTENANCE
GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................... 28
CHECKS.......................................................................... 29
LEVEL CHECK................................................................. 29
Engine oil ................................................................... 29
Oil window table......................................................... 30
Engine coolant ........................................................... 21
Brake oil..................................................................... 32
AIR FILTER....................................................................... 32
CLEANING ...................................................................... 32
PERIODICAL CHECKS .................................................... 34
DEMANDING USE / PROLONGED INACTIVITY ............... 34
PLANNED MAINTENANCE .............................................. 34
PLANNED MAINTENANCE PLAN .................................... 35
EMERGENCY
FUSES............................................................................. 38
Table of fuses ............................................................. 39
FRONT LIGHT CLUSTER................................................. 40
Replacing Bulbs ......................................................... 40
REAR LIGHT CLUSTER ................................................... 40
Replacing Bulbs ......................................................... 40
NUMBERPLATE LIGHT.................................................... 40
REPLACING TYRES ........................................................ 41
BATTERY......................................................................... 41
Replacement.............................................................. 41
Recharging the battery............................................... 42
TROUBLESHOOTING...................................................... 43
TECHNICAL DATA
SCOOTER IDENTIFICATION ............................................ 46
Frame number ........................................................... 46
Engine number........................................................... 46
ENGINE CHARACTERISTICS .......................................... 47
PRODUCTS..................................................................... 47
CAPACITIES .................................................................... 47
DIMENSIONS .................................................................. 49
BULBS ............................................................................ 49
BRAKING SYSTEM.......................................................... 50
TRANSMISSION .............................................................. 50
FRAME ............................................................................ 50
SUSPENSIONS ............................................................... 50
BATTERY......................................................................... 50
WEIGHTS AND LOADS ................................................... 50
RIMS ............................................................................... 50
TYRES............................................................................. 50
TYRE PRESSURE............................................................ 50
INDEX
INDEX.............................................................................. 52

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SAFETY AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1

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SAFETY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Using Quadro4 requires knowledge of
driving techniques for two-wheeled ve-
hicles.
Ensure you have learnt and practised
these techniques with a qualified driving
instructor before using the scooter.
Quadro4 has been designed to offer the
driver and passenger maximum comfort
and safety, however this can only be ob-
tained through responsible use of the
scooter.
When necessary, we recommend prac-
tising the scooter functions away from
heavily trafficked areas.
The driver and passenger must wear
clothing and safety equipment which
meets applicable legislation in the coun-
try the vehicle is being driven in. We
recommend always wearing a type-
approved helmet, visor/goggles, gloves,
overall and boots; you should always
avoid any clothing or accessories which
could get caught in the moving parts of
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
AND REQUIREMENTS
If fuel should come into con-
tact with your eyes, seek medical
assistance immediately.
This chapter contains the main precau-
tions you must take in order to drive your
scooter as safely as possible.
the scooter and/or obstruct the driver's
view.
While refuelling the scooter, always turn
off the engine and check that there are
no leaks in order to avoid breathing in
petrol fumes; do not smoke, do not use
naked flames and do not use mobile
telephones, as these may all ignite the
highly explosive fuel vapour.
the driver and a maximum of one pas-
senger. Before driving you must perform
a general check on the condition of the
scooter, particularly the safety systems,
lights and tyres; if you should notice any
serious faults, consult an authorised
Quadro dealer immediately.

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When parking your scooter, ensure it is
left in a location where it is not likely to
be hit by other traffic; it is also advisable
not to park the scooter on steep slopes,
uneven surfaces or on leaves, branches
or other flammable materials, as the high
temperature reached by some compo-
nents could ignite them.
Do not start the engine in closed and/or
poorly ventilated environments
Quadro4 has been designed to transport
Quadro4 has been designed
and developed primarily for use on
roads; you should therefore avoid
long and/or particularly uneven
stretches of unpaved roads.
SAFE DRIVING
While driving, the driver must keep both
hands on the handlebars and the pas-
senger must hold onto the handles at
the sides of the seat. Both the passenger
and driver must keep both feet on the
footrest fig. 1 - fig. 2 while the scooter
is in motion. We therefore advise you do
not transport passengers who are not
able to keep their feet firmly planted on
the footrest.
In order to avoid possible collisions, you
fig. 1
fig. 2
should:
• Always make yourself visible to oth-
er drivers, ensuring you do not drive
in their blind spots
• Use appropriate caution when go-
ing through road junctions
Driving while under the influence of al-
cohol and/or drugs has a significant
negative effect on reaction times, deci-
sion-making and driving abilities in gen-
eral; it is also generally strictly punished,
according to the laws of the country in
which you are driving.
Do not touch any of the mechani-
cal components, as these can reach
high temperatures during operation
(for example, the exhaust pipe).

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SAFETY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
RESPONSIBILITIES AND
LIMITS OF USE
Improper use of the scooter or any work
performed on it which does not conform
to the indications given in this manual
shall relieve the manufacturer of any
responsibility for vehicle safety and/or
operation.
UNAUTHORISED MODIFICATIONS/
ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS
Do not make any type of modification
to the scooter (mechanical components
or bodywork), and always use original
Quadro components/accessories in
order not to compromise vehicle opera-
tion and driver/passenger safety.
The use of non-original and/
or non-approved parts on your ve-
hicle, even if purchased at author-
ised Quadro dealers, may result
in your warranty lapsing and/or
scooter malfunctions.
Never drive the scooter with
removed and/or damaged parts.
In order not to compromise the stabil-
ity of the scooter, it is essential not to
exceed the maximum permissible load,
and to distribute this as uniformly as
possible (refer to the “Technical Data”
chapter). You must ensure that any
loads are correctly positioned and/or
restrained in the areas laid out for them.
You should also limit your speed on the
basis of the transported load.
You should always adapt your speed
on the basis of the current road/traffic/
atmospheric conditions, and must never
in any case exceed the applicable speed
limit.
The scooter is equipped with
a parking brake; for correct use
when parking/stopping the scoot-
er, carefully read the “Parking
Brake” section in the “Getting to
Know Your Scooter” chapter.
The scooter is equipped with
a tilting system lock; for correct
use when parking/stopping the
scooter, carefully read the “HTS”
section in the “Getting to Know
Your Scooter” chapter.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SCOOTER
6 - Integrated brake pedal (front and
rear).
7 - Storage compartments.
8 - Ignition key.
9 - Tilting lock/release lever.
10 - Parking brake lever
This chapter describes the functions and
systems your Quadro4 is equipped with.
Carefully reading the following pages will
provide you with the knowledge to make
the most of your scooter's potential.
COMPONENT LOCATION
1 - Handlebar controls, left-hand side.
2 - Integrated brake lever (front and rear).
3 - Instrument panel.
4 - Handlebar controls, right-hand side.
5 - Brake lever (front).
fig. 1

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2
Horn
To sound the horn, press and hold down
button A fig. 4.
Full-beam headlights
With the key in position , turn selector
A fig. 2 to position 1 in order to turn on
the full beam headlights; this is indicated
by the following light on the instrument
panel: .
Flasher
With the key in position , you can flash
the lights by pressing selector A fig. 2
(momentary position).
Turn signals
With the key in position , place selec-
tor A fig. 3 in position 1 or position 2 to
operate the right or left turn signals (mo-
mentary positions). The left or right
turn signal indicator light will light up on
the instrument panel depending on the
selector position.
To deactivate the turn signals, press but-
ton A fig. 3 on the selector.
HANDLEBAR CONTROLS, LEFT-
HAND SIDE
The controls on the left-hand side of the
handlebar include: full beam headlights,
flasher, turn signals, horn.
Dipped headlights
With the key in position and selector A
fig. 2 in position 0, the dipped headlights
are turned on; this is indicated by the fol-
lowing light on the instrument panel: .
The dipped headlights al-
ways stay on.
fig. 3
fig. 4
HANDLEBAR CONTROLS, LEFT-
HAND SIDE
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HANDLEBAR CONTROLS, RIGHT-
HAND SIDE
The controls on the right-hand side of
the handlebar include: engine stop com-
mand, hazard warning lights and engine
start command.
Hazard warning lights
To activate the hazard warning lights,
place selector A fig. 5 in position 1. The
corresponding indicator light on the
instrument panel comes on.
To switch them off, return the selector to
its initial position.
Follow the highway code in
the country in which you are driv-
ing when using the hazard warn-
ing lights.
A
1
fig. 5
KEYS
The scooter is supplied with two identi-
cal keys fig. 6, which allow you to start
the vehicle, engage the steering lock,
engage the parking brake and open the
seat.
fig. 6
STEERING LOCK
Proceed as follows to engage the steer-
ing lock:
• Turn the handlebar all the way to the
left
• Press and turn the key to the left to
the position
• Remove the key
The steering lock does not
engage automatically when the
engine is shut off.
PARKING BRAKE
Proceed as follows to engage the park-
ing brake:
• Turn the ignition key anticlockwise
to the position (without press-
ing it) and hold it there
• Rotate the parking brake lever A fig.
7, located on the right-hand side of
the scooter, from position 0 position
1
• Release the key
Engagement
Engaging the parking brake
requires the engine to be turned
off.
The parking brake must only
be engaged when the scooter is
stationary.
Depending on the slope of the
road (uphill or downhill), use the
brake pedal for assistance.
We recommend keeping the
spare key in a safe place so it does
not get lost.

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fig. 7
While disengaging the park-
ing brake, it is important not to let
go of the lever, but rather to ac-
company it by applying an oppos-
ing force.
fig. 8
HTS (Hydraulic Tilting System)
LOCK/RELEASE LEVER
The scooter is equipped with an oleo-
pneumatic front and rear suspension
system, known as HTS (Hydraulic Tilting
System).
This system allows the scooter to tilt
like normal two-wheeled scooters, while
at the same time providing the safety
of a four-wheeled vehicle due to the
grip provided by all four wheels on the
ground.
Disengagement
Proceed as follows to disengage the
parking brake:
• Turn the ignition key anticlockwise
to the position and hold it there
• Lower lever A fig. 8, accompany-
ing it from position 1 to position 0
without letting go for the whole
duration of the operation
• Release the key
Lever A fig. 9, located on the leg shield,
locks or releases front HTS tilting.
fig. 9
• Move the scooter forwards and
backwards in order to ensure
that the parking brake is correctly
engaged.
A protective device limits
engine speed if you attempt to ac-
celerate with the parking braking
engaged.

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Do not drive with the tilting
locking engaged.
TEMPORARILY STOPPING THE
SCOOTER (WITH DRIVER ON
BOARD)
If you simply bring the scooter to a halt,
remaining seated on and therefore in
control of the vehicle, it is not neces-
sary to insert either the tilting lock or the
parking brake.
These systems may nevertheless be
required depending on the road condi-
tions (e.g. pulling over on slopes etc.).
STOPPING THE SCOOTER
If the scooter is stopped and left by the
driver, they must:
• Engage the tilting lock
• Engage the parking brake
• Engage the steering lock
You must always follow the
highway code of the country in
which you are driving when park-
ing the scooter.
If you must drive with the
tilting lock engaged, it is obligato-
ry to place one or both feet on the
ground and keep one of the brake
commands pressed (integrated
brake pedal or lever).
Remember that engaging
the parking brake lever requires
the scooter to be turned off.
For further information, read the
“Parking brake lever” section in
this chapter.
Tilting lock
Placing lever A fig. 10 in the 0 position
engages the tilting lock, preventing the
scooter from tilting.
Releasing the Tilting Lock
Placing lever A fig. 10 in the 1 position
releases the tilting lock, allowing the
scooter to tilt.
Engage the tilting lock only
when the vehicle is in a vertical
position.
fig. 10
A safety device limits the en-
gine speed when the tilting lock is
engaged.

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INSTRUMENT PANEL
A - Left group of indicator
lights
B - Speedometer
C - MODE selection button
D - On-board computer dis-
play
E - ADJ selection button
F - Rev counter
G - Engine coolant temperature gauge
H - Right group of indicator lights

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km
km
BA
TRIP
TRIP
AM
AM
EF
5
3
1
8
6
4
2
9
7
ON-BOARD COMPUTER
fig. 11
1 - Odometer function (total mileage)
2 - Trip Computer function (A, B)
3 - Mileage indicator (total, trip A, trip B
4 - Clock (AM, PM mode)
5 - Temperature indicator (°C, °F)
6 - Fuel gauge
7 - Indicator light not active on this model
8 - Seat open warning light
9 - Low temperature (ice hazard) warn-
ing light
Trip Computer function
Press the ADJ button to view the odom-
eter, Trip A, Trip B function.
Each press of the ADJ but-
ton selects the next function.
Trip Computer Reset
Select the required Trip Computer
function (A or B) and hold down the ADJ
selection button for around 3 seconds.
Clock setting
In Odometer mode, press and hold
the MODE and ADJ selection buttons
together for around 2 seconds.
The hours will begin to flash.
In order to set the clock:
1. Press the ADJ selection button to
increase the hours
2. Press the MODE selection button to
change to setting the minutes
3. Press the ADJ selection button to
increase the minutes
4. Press the MODE + ADJ selection
buttons to exit time setting mode
Air temperature unit of
measurement
In Odometer mode, press the MODE
selection button to switch between
°C and °F.
Each press of the MODE but-
ton selects the next unit of meas-
urement.

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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Hazard warning lights
MEANING
This indicator light turns on when the hazard warning lights are activated.
Battery
MEANING
With the key in the position, this warning light turns on when the battery voltage falls below 12V.
WHAT TO DO
Recharge the battery, or replace it if necessary.
Tilting lock
MEANING
With the key in the position, this warning light comes on when the front tilting lock is engaged, that
is when the HTS is disabled.
Parking brake
MEANING
This warning light turns on when the parking brake is engaged with the key in the position.
WHAT TO DO
Return the key to the position and perform the parking brake release procedure, as indicated in
the “Parking Brake” section in this chapter.
INDICATOR LIGHTS ON THE INSTRUMENT PANEL

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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Planned Maintenance
MEANING
With the key in the position, this indicator light turns on to notify the driver that it is necessary to
service the vehicle.
WHAT TO DO
Take your scooter to an authorised Quadro dealer, who will service it following the Planned Mainte-
nance Plan and then reset the indicator light.
Malfunction Indicator
MEANING
The warning light detects the faults in the engine monitoring system.
The warning light stays on with the ignition key in position and engine off: this is normal.
WHAT TO DO
If the warning light stays on after starting the engine, consult an authorised Quadro dealer.
If the warning light stays off with the ignition key in position and engine off, consult an authorised
Quadro dealer.
Device Charging
MEANING
With the key in the position, this indicator light turns on to notify the driver that one or both auxiliary
electrical sockets are connected to a device (e.g. mobile phone).