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