TGA BREEZE S Quick start guide

BREEZE S
Operating Instructions
and Owner’s Handbook

Introduction page 3
Items included with your Breeze page 3
Your scooter controls page 4
Driving your scooter page 5
Transporting the Breeze page 7
Parking brake release page 7
Safety overload switch page 8
Battery charging page 8
A guide to safe and lasting batteries page 8
Maintenance page 9
Troubleshooting page 10
Warranty page 11
Tips for scooter users page 12
Sensible guidelines for safety page 13
Driving your Breeze on the road page 13
Disposal of product, batteries and charger page 14
Technical specifications page 14
Contents
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Welcome to the TGA family!
This manual provides important operational and maintenance information. Please take the
time to read in full before venturing out on your new Breeze S.
Important safety related issues will be drawn to your attention with this warning symbol:
WARNING!
Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
Introduction to your Breeze S
Product overview
Your TGA Breeze S mobility scooter is designed to be used outdoors by a range of clients,
whose mobility has been reduced or removed by a person’s age, disability or chronic illness.
The Breeze is fitted with large wheels and fully active front and rear suspension making it
ideal for rough terrain and cross country as well as normal use. It is capable of climbing
slopes and negotiating obstacles as defined in the specifications section of this handbook.
The design incorporates a single user, battery powered 3 or 4 wheeled scooter, with full
suspension, capable of 8mph maximum speed. The product is intended to be used as a
wheeled conveyance to enhance the mobility of a person, with a maximum mass of 200kg,
where mobility is impaired. The design ergonomically accommodates a wide range of
disabilities for all ages of user over the age of 14. Suitability is dependent upon the degree
and nature of disability and should be determined through a thorough risk assessment
carried out by a qualified medical professional. This scooter can be suitable for assisting
in rehabilitation, restoring independence and in some instances long term alleviation of
disabilities and chronic illnesses.
Consideration must be given at point of prescription to required usage with regard to your
capabilities and the environment and terrain on which the product will be used. Your dealer
must provide you with instruction around how to operate your scooter safely before you can
independently operate your product. Consider initially operating the scooter under their
supervision until you feel confident to operate it independently.
The TGA Breeze S is imported into the EU by TGA Mobility Ltd and is placed on the EU
market, CE marked, as a Medical Device and complies with the Essential Requirements of the
Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC and the Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745.
Testing carried out indicates that if this product is used in line with this user handbook and
maintained in accordance with a service plan, the product life cycle is five years. With ongoing
maintenance and care it may exceed five years in life.
Items included with your Breeze S
• Key
• Charger
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Your scooter controls
1. Speed Control Lever – Speed is
controlled by the lever located on the right-
hand handlebar (left-hand option available).
Always use the lever gently. The more you
pull the lever towards you, the quicker you
will go. To stop, release the lever.
2. Emergency Brake – All braking is
automatic and the emergency hand brake
should never need to be used. It is only for
emergency use in the unlikely event that the
automatic braking fails.
3. Horn – Buttons located either side of
handlebar. The horn will automatically sound
when using reverse.
4.Indicators – Left and right-hand. Push
the switch in the same direction as you need
to turn. To turn off, return the switch to the
central position.
5. Indicator Warning Lights – Shows when
using indicators.
6. Hazard Warning Light Switch –
Operates all indicator lights together. For
emergency use only. Audible warning
option available.
7.Head Light Switch – This switches on
front and rear lights.
8. Head Light Warning Light – Shows
when lights are in use.
9. Power On/Off Switch – With a
removable key.
10. Forward/Reverse Switch – Select your
desired direction by pressing the switch as
marked. When using reverse the horn will
sound. WARNING! Always come to a
complete stop before changing direction.
11. Speed Selector Switch – This has
two positions, ‘1’ which is the high speed
(approx 8 mph - see warning on p5) and
‘1/2’ which is the slow speed (approx 4mph).
12. Brake Release Button – Switch on the
keyswitch and squeeze the button located
at the front of the right-hand handlebar. This
will release the brake and allow the scooter
to be moved manually.
13. Battery Condition Indicator – When
all 10 segments are showing it indicates you
have fully charged batteries. When you get
down to the last 2 segments it is important
to recharge as soon as possible.
14. Speed Indicator Display – Displays
speed in mph or kph.
15. Mode Button – This button will change
the digital reading from speed to distance
or time travelled. To reset, press Mode until
the time or distance is showing and then
hold mode for 7 seconds.
16. Set Up Button – For setting up time
and date. To set up / change the time or
date, press Mode until the clock is showing
and then hold Mode for 7 seconds. In set up
mode use the Mode button to select each
unit of time.
NOTE:
The Speed Control Lever is also fitted
with a panic sensor which is activated
if the lever is pulled in hard against the
handlebar. If this happens all power
to the motor with be shut down and
the brakes will come on immediately
causing the machine to stop very
suddenly. Please be aware of this fact
and brace yourself accordingly. This is
intended for emergency use. In normal
use, take care not to pull the lever
hard onto the handlebar. It is best to
familiarise yourself with this safety
device.
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Driving your scooter
Before driving, check that the seat is
correctly adjusted, battery is fully charged
and that the tyres do not appear to be soft,
(see Maintenance section for details of
monthly checks and tyre pressures). Check
the key is switched OFF before entry onto
your Breeze. When comfortably sat, ensure
the seat lever has locked the seat securely.
Ensure the armrests are in the down
position.
WARNING!
• Do not ride your Breeze without
fully reading and understanding this
instruction manual first.
• Do not carry passengers or exceed
the maximum carrying weight (see
Technical Specifications).
• Do not get on / off your Breeze
unless it is switched off.
NEVER fit a strap or device that holds
the throttle open, or interferes with the
standard controls.
Flip up the armrest to make it easier
to get on or off the seat. The seat can
be swiveled through 90° to get on/off.
When sitting on the seat operate the seat
release lever to swivel into the desired
position.
Set the Breeze speed to slow. Hold the
tiller with both hands and gently squeeze
the right control lever to move forward.
The more you squeeze the lever, the
faster you will go. Always come to a stop
before changing the High or Low speed
switch, or forward and reverse.
Releasing the control lever automatically
operates the brakes to slow down and
stop. Once stopped, the parking brake
will automatically come on.
Use the tiller to steer your scooter left and
right. Move your left hand towards you to
steer left and your right hand towards you
to turn right. Always slow down before
turning.
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Should the battery run out before you get
home there are two things you can do
to avoid being stranded. Stopping and
switching off the KEY for 5 – 10 minutes will
allow the battery to recover a little power
so that you can proceed further. You can
attempt this several times. If you cannot
return to home under the battery power,
there is a ‘free wheel’ mode that will allow
someone to push your scooter home, (see
Parking Brake Release).
Reducing the speed will also reduce the
power. For climbing obstacles or hills you
will need to increase the speed setting to
give the power and then control the speed
with the levers.
Before leaving the scooter, switch the
ignition off. Remove the on/off key for
security.
WARNING!
• DO NOT sit just on the side of the
seat when getting on or off as this may
damage the seat lower frame, which
is not covered by warranty. Rather,
swivel the seat, sit fully on the seat and
then swivel into the desired position to
get on or off. Only drive with the seat
locked in the forward facing driving
position.
• Always keep your feet on the vehicle
when driving.
WARNING!
• When used on the pavement or when
driving in confined spaces, the UK law
limits the speed to 4mph. 8mph speed
is only legal for road or off-road use.
• Do not drive your Breeze over deep,
soft terrain (e.g. soft dirt, deep grass,
loose gravel).
• Do not drive your Breeze through
deep water or clean with a high-
pressure hose.
• Stop fully before changing direction
(forward or reverse).
WARNING!
Be especially vigilant when traversing
across a slope or gradient. When
traversing a slope, your centre of
gravity changes so there is more
danger of tipping sideways. You can
reduce any risk to yourself by travelling
slowly. Be aware that additional loads,
such as shopping bags, can also affect
the centre of gravity of you and your
scooter. Before making sharp turns,
particularly on inclines, reduce speed to
minimum to prevent side roll-over.
To reverse, adjust the reverse switch and
squeeze the right control lever gently and
reverse in a controlled manner. The speed in
reverse is reduced automatically for safety.
To negotiate from pavement to road, and
vice versa, you should try to find a suitable
slope. The Breeze will mount, or go down
kerbs of a height shown in the specification
section, but you should approach a kerb at
right angles (square on). You should stop
just short of the edge and:
• If you are going up; gently operate the
right control lever until the Breeze moves
forward then drive until both front and
back wheels are on the pavement, then
immediately ensure the speed selector
switch is set to 1/2 for driving on the
pavement.
• If going down, proceed slowly on low
setting until on the road, then switch to
a suitable higher speed to cross the road
safely.
The Breeze is suitable for road use BUT
great care must be taken and at the
maximum speed of 8 mph, you may present
a hazard to other faster moving road users.
Watch your battery condition indicator.
The distance you can travel depends
on many factors. Range is influenced by
many environmental conditions – hills
will substantially decrease the range, for
example. Establish what you can obtain
around your locality by gradually increasing
the distance and checking the battery
indicators at the end of each journey.
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When transporting the Breeze in a motor
vehicle the height can be reduced by the
removal of the seat and laying the tiller
flat. Everything however must be securely
strapped down including the scooter itself
and anything removed from it. The user
must never travel in a vehicle seated on
the Breeze but should transfer to a proper
vehicle seat.
To remove seat, release the seat locking
lever and turn seat 180° so that it faces to
the rear. Now lift seat straight up and out.
Replacing the seat is just a reversal of the
above.
Release the tiller adjusting lever located
to the right of the key switch by pushing
downwards, then move the tiller up or down
to your choice. Make sure it locks in before
use.
Transporting the Breeze
Removing the seat
Tiller adjustment
WARNING!
All components are heavy, seek help
if you think you may injure yourself
when lifting.
This scooter is not suitable to use as a
seat in a vehicle. It has not been crash
tested. Users must transfer to vehicle
seating. The scooter must be stowed
safely in the vehicle, in a luggage
compartment or similar.
Parking brake release
In addition to the Electronic Brake Release,
the Breeze is fitted with a manual brake re-
lease. This is located at the rear just inside
the right-hand rear wheel. The up position
is normal use, pushed down releases the
brake and allows the Breeze to be pushed.
There will be no power to drive when the
brake is in this position, however when
switched on the battery indicator lights will
flash indicating a fault mode and the alarm
indicator will illuminate.
WARNING!
• Do not exceed the maximum gradient
listed. (see Technical Specifications)
• Never use free wheel mode with an
occupant on the seat. In free wheel
mode all braking is lost.
• Always take extra care when turning,
especially when changing direction
from moving in a straight line. Failure
to heed this may result in your scooter
tipping over.
• Do not operate your scooter under
the influence of alcohol or certain drugs,
which may impair your safety.
WARNING!
When driving your Breeze over surfaces
that could be slippery, slow down and
take extra care. This includes, but is not
limited to, icy surfaces, frost covered
surfaces, surfaces covered in leaves
and wet surfaces. Attempting to turn
on a slippery surface could result in
your scooter continuing on in the same
direction and not turning, especially
when travelling down an incline.
WARNING!
Never release this lever when Breeze
is on a slope or with a passenger
onboard.
If the Breeze has been used in the
free wheel mode (see Parking Brake
Release), it is VERY IMPORTANT to
re-engage the drive to ensure that the
scooter brake is on before you leave
the scooter or get back on it.
SAFETY NOTE
We recommend you check the function
of your brakes prior to every journey.
When you let go of the speed control
lever, you should reduce speed very
quickly. If you notice a change in the
normal driving/slowing condition and
do not slow down quickly, do not use
your Breeze and contact your dealer.
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• For longest life, your batteries should be
recharged ideally after each use. Refer to
the battery maintenance guide supplied
with your Breeze (available from TGA).
• If your Breeze is not used for a while,
the batteries should be recharged every
4 weeks. Never leave your batteries in a
discharged condition. This is particularity
important to sealed batteries such as the
type in your Breeze.
• If your Breeze is to be stored away for
some time, ensure the batteries are fully
charged before storing and recharged every
4 weeks. Fully charge the batteries before
reusing.
• Every 6 months, check the connections
on the batteries, ensure they are tight and
clean.
Guide to safe and lasting
batteries
The Breeze is protected electrically and
electronically by 2 overload switches. They
are designed to pop out should an overload
or serious electronic fault occur. Possible
examples that could cause the overload
switch to activate could be: steep or very
long slope or high kerb causing overloading
and overheating or possible accident
damage.
One of the switches covers the charging
circuit and the other covers the drive circuit.
These are located between the left-hand
rear wheel and the battery cover. Should
these switches become activated for
whatever reason it will cause a complete
electrical shutdown and the parking brake
will come on. Switch off, allow a few minutes
and push the button in to reset. If it will
not reset, leave a few more minutes and
try again. If it refuses to reset, get in touch
with your dealer. Never attempt to hold the
button in by any other means. If your Breeze
will not charge, switch off, allow a few
minutes and reset. If it will not reset, follow
the instructions above.
The battery charger supplied is specific to
your Breeze so it may not be suitable for any
other powered mobility product. Only use
the charger supplied with your Breeze as
other makes of chargers may permanently
damage your batteries and would void the
warranty.
To charge your batteries follow these simple
steps:
• Switch OFF your Breeze and remove the
key.
• Plug the charger lead into the socket
located on the rear of the tiller. Plugging the
charger into the Breeze automatically cuts
all power to the electronics and the scooter
cannot be driven.
• Push the plug from the charger into a
suitable mains power wall outlet and switch
on.
• The red light will come on for ‘mains on’ as
Safety overload switch
Battery charging
WARNING!
• Do not smoke or use a naked
flame while your batteries are being
charged.
• Do not use the charger if it has
received a sharp blow, been dropped
or otherwise misused in any way. Take
it to a qualified technician.
will an amber light indicating the battery is
charging. Green will light when the batteries
are fully charged.
• When the batteries reach their charged
state, the charger will automatically stop
charging. The lights will, however, still be on
but the batteries cannot overcharge.
• To get out of trouble the batteries can be
put on charge for a short period of time, but
it is always best to go through a complete
charge cycle each time. Excessive short
period charging will reduce battery life.
• Depending on the depth of the discharge,
the time taken to recharge serviceable
batteries fully will vary up to 12 hours.
Please note this time may increase as
batteries age. During periods without use
(perhaps in winter) it is very important to
charge the batteries every 4 weeks.
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Maintenance
It is important that your Breeze has an
annual service and maintenance check by
your Breeze dealer or TGA. The following
are weekly/monthly checks that will keep the
machine in good running order:
• Do not apply oil or grease to any
components. Sealed bearings and nylon
bushes eliminate the need for lubrication.
• Keep all components clean and dry.
• Keep tyres inflated according to technical
specification. Low tyre pressure will degrade
performance so it is very important to check
pressure frequently.
• Check tyres for wear. Replace tyres as soon
as there is any sign of excessive wear.
• The Breeze uses maintenance-free
batteries. They are leak-proof regardless of
position. Charging the battery is the only
maintenance required (refer to charging
instructions). DO NOT leave the batteries
flat, charge every 4 weeks if the Breeze is
being stored and not used.
• Battery replacement is dependent
upon use. When batteries lose power
too quickly, it is likely they are due for
replacement. If there is no dealer in your
area, you may want to change the batteries
yourself. Order batteries direct from TGA.
Installation instructions are included with the
replacement batteries.
• When replacing or checking batteries,
check the electrical cable connectors are
fully home and secure.
WARNING!
• Do not dismantle the charger. This
voids the warranty.
• Do not leave the charger plugged
into your Breeze with the charger
switched off as this may discharge
your batteries.
• For a full charge, do not switch off,
unplug or interrupt the recharge cycle
until the charging cycle is complete.
• Your Breeze is fitted with ‘AGM’ sealed
maintenance free batteries especially
designed for powered mobility. They do
not require topping up and will not leak out
even if batteries are inverted.
• Keep batteries clean and in a dry frost-
proof place. Keep battery terminals tight.
• IMPORTANT: It is not possible to predict
the life expectancy of your batteries. This is
mainly due to different workloads a battery
can be subjected to.
• Some Breeze users will use their scooter
every day and for long periods of time. Their
batteries will receive a near total and regular
discharge and the life of their batteries will
be short (possibly only 12 months or less).
If you are a heavy user, you will benefit by
requesting ‘Gel’ batteries to be fitted. To
gain the best results from gel batteries, they
must be cycled for their first 10-15 charges.
This means run them down as much as you
safely can in use and then give them a full
charge. They will not work at their best until
this process has been carried out. This is
NOT required for the AGM batteries fitted
as standard.
• Other Breeze users will use their vehicles
less frequently, putting their batteries
through a less demanding discharge cycle.
With regular charging, these batteries will
usually have a longer life (up to 36 months).
• When you need to replace the batteries,
always insist on the model fitted as standard
equipment to your Breeze. If In doubt,
consult with your local TGA authorized
dealer.
Batteries carry a limited 12-month warranty
from the original manufacturer, which is
subject to a stringent wear and tear clause.
Any battery faults due to a defect by the
original manufacturer will normally become
obvious within the first two months. Any
gradual deterioration in performance after
this period is normally associated with fair
wear and tear; misuse, incorrect charging
cycle or accidental damage , and is not
covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
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• Repairs relating to electrical or mechanical
components should be performed by your
Breeze dealer only.
• Clean upholstery using a damp cloth and
a little soap. Do not use abrasive cleaners
as this will damage the coating. Upholstery
can be damaged by chemical cleaners.
Ultraviolet light can also reduce the life
of the upholstery coating material. This is
a normal ageing process and cannot be
guaranteed (see exclusion in Warranty Terms
section).
• The bodywork on your Breeze can be
lightly washed with clean soapy water. Car
polish can be used to keep the paint and
bodywork in pristine condition. Do not use
abrasive cleaners or strong detergents as
this will damage the surface and may cause
fading of the colour.
CAUTION: Do not hose down your Breeze.
Water could be forced into the electronics
and cause permanent damage.
DO NOT store your Breeze in damp
conditions. This may affect the electronics if
left for very long periods of time.
Servicing of drive electronics/charger
should only be carried out by a TGA service
dealer. These units are sealed and should
not be opened. Broken seals will void your
warranty.
Do not drive your Breeze in extreme
weather conditions i.e. very heavy rain. Do
not drive through deep water. This could
damage the main electronic controller, or
other electronics.
If the motor brakes are functioning correctly,
you will not be able to push your machine
when it is switched off or switched on with
the speed control throttle in the neutral
position.If your machine can be pushed
when as described above, the motor
brake(s) may be faulty. Do not use the
scooter and contact your dealer.
The Breeze will not start:
• Check it has not gone into sleep mode.
• Make sure that the key switch is turned on.
If it is, the battery condition gauge will be
operating. If it is showing empty – recharge
batteries.
• Check overload switches.
• Check brake release is not in freewheel
position.
• Make sure the battery charger is not
connected, this will prevent drive.
The battery condition gauge fails to
operate when the key switch is on:
• Make sure the battery charger is not
connected, this will prevent drive.
• Check the battery connectors, battery
terminal condition.
• If none of the above contact your Breeze
dealer.
The Breeze does not slow down or the
variable speed control does not work:
• Turn off the power on key switch.
• Inform your authorized TGA dealer.
The Breeze stops and will not restart:
• Turn off the power key. Check the overload
switch, which can be reset by simply pushing
the button in. Turn power key back on.
CAUTION: If you find for any reason your
Breeze does not reduce speed when you
let go of the speed control lever, use the
manual brake on the handlebars. If this fails
to stop you, switch your Breeze off with the
ON/OFF key. The parking brake will activate
immediately and stop your Breeze. Beware
the machine will stop very suddenly so brace
yourself with the handlebars and sit back on
your seat.
The Speed Control Lever is also fitted with
a panic sensor which is activated if the lever
is pulled in hard against the handlebar. If
this happens all power to the motor will
Troubleshooting
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be shutdown and the brakes will come on
immediately causing the machine to stop
very suddenly. Please be aware of this
fact and brace yourself accordingly. This is
intended for emergency use. In normal use,
take care not to pull the lever hard onto the
handlebar. It is best to familiarize yourself
with this safety device.
WARNING!
This operation should only be carried
out as on emergency; continual use of
this procedure will damage the drive
transmission and motor brake. Consult
your authorised TGA dealer before
using your scooter again if you feel
for any reason that your scooter is not
driving correctly or if it is making an
unusual noise, stop using the scooter.
Be SAFE, contact your TGA dealer,
they will be able to advise you.
This is to certify that your TGA product is
warranted by TGA for a minimum period of
12 months from the date of purchase, (which
may be extended as defined in your sales
documentation), subject to the following
conditions:
1. This warranty is extended only to the
original purchaser/user of the TGA product
identified by the product serial number
located on the frame. This warranty is not
transferable.
2. TGA will repair or replace free of charge
any part found upon inspection by an
authorised representative of TGA to be
defective in material and/or workmanship.
3. If a defect or fault is discovered, the
dealer from where the product was
purchased should be notified immediately.
Warranty Exclusions:
• Tyres (these are normal wear components
and replacement is not warranted unless
faulty upon initial receipt).
Warranty
• TGA will not be responsible for defects
caused by abuse in return transit, vandalism,
misuse, abuse, accident, negligence,
alteration or misuse caused by non-
observance of instructions set out in the
operator’s manual
• This warranty does not cover commercial
or rental use of the Breeze or any use
considered abnormal.
• Upholstery and seating (these are normal
wear components and replacement is not
warranted).
• Product / component returns are only
accepted when shipped in the original
carton with original protective packing
materials installed.
• Returned goods to be sent to TGA
carriage paid. If a successful warranty claim
is found TGA will pay return carriage. There
is no other express warranty. All other
implied warranties are excluded. Your rights
as a consumer are not affected.
Service Information:
Only genuine TGA spares should be used.
An authorised TGA dealer will service your
Breeze under the terms of the above stated
warranty. Servicing dealership personnel
are trained professionals. They should be
able to answer any question you may have.
If you encounter a problem that a dealer
does not solve to your satisfaction, please
discuss it with the dealership’s management.
The service manager or general manager
can help. Almost all problems can be
solved in this way. If you are dissatisfied
with the decision made by the dealership’s
management, contact TGA for advice.
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Training - It is good to learn to use your
Breeze safely under all conditions you are
likely to encounter. Contact your dealer or
search the internet for approved training
courses.
Insurance - There is no legal requirement
for insurance, but it is recommended to
have cover for fire and theft, accidental and
malicious damage and third-party damages.
For more information call TGA.
Breakdown & recovery service - Again,
not a requirement but a very good idea to
have total peace of mind.
Mobile phone - It is strongly recommended
you carry a mobile phone at all times
while out on the scooter in the event of a
breakdown, accident or health-related issue.
Carrying loads - Do not overload. It may
make the scooter unstable and reduce its
range. Place heavy loads inboard – in the
middle – not behind the back wheel which
can lighten the steering or can cause the
front end to lift off the road on a bump, and
not at the front which might make steering
heavy. Be aware that any additional loads
being carried such as shopping bags can
also affect the centre of gravity of you and
your scooter.
Brakes - Never try to drive or sit on your
scooter while it is in free wheel. The
electronic brake will be out of action and the
vehicle could run away with you.
Maintenance - Do carry out the checks
listed in this manual regularly and have a
service at least once a year.
Tyres - Keep tyres at the pressure
recommended in the specifications. They
will last longer, be safer and provide optimal
range. Replace when they become worn.
Lights - Most lights are LED and require
unit replacement if they fail. Check lights
regularly. Use your lights frequently, at
dusk onwards and on a dull or rainy day.
Remember the use of lights may reduce the
range of your scooter, (more applicable to
old style bulbs rather than new LEDs).
Tips for scooter users Stop problems before they start - If you
detect an unusual vibration or noise, try to
determine the cause. Be sure the power is off
before investigating. If you cannot discover
the cause of a problem, contact your TGA
dealer for help.
Airlines - Sealed Lead Acid Batteries are
permitted on airplanes. Markings on the
batteries indicate their type. Airline personnel
may insist on removing the battery cover
to verify its contents. Check with the airline
beforehand. An airline compliance certificate
is available from TGA.
Rear cover removal - Remove seat, then
unscrew the two black fixing screws located
at the top rear of the cover. Remove cover.
Replacement is just a reversal of the above,
ensuring the cover locates correctly.
Storage - Avoid storing your Breeze in
locations with extreme heat or cold. A cool
dry location is ideal if possible. The following
steps will help keep rust and corrosion
from impairing your scooters function and
appearance. Turn the key to the ‘off’ position.
Clean all exterior surfaces, touch-up any
damaged paint. Check and inflate tyres (see
technical specification). Be sure the battery
is fully charged before prolonged periods of
storage and recharge every 4 weeks. Failure
to comply may result in battery replacement.
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Sensible guidelines for safety
When using the footpath: Using a footpath
or pedestrian precinct does not make you a
pedestrian. If you are on a motorized vehicle
you are no longer a pedestrian.
Remember pedestrians always have right of
way.
In a crowded precinct, market area, or
footpath: It is your responsibility to ensure
you do not run into anyone or do any harm
with your vehicle. Be very aware of people’s
feet.
When climbing or descending kerbs: Always
approach at right angles, (square), with your
front wheels straight on to the kerb. Do
not climb or descend kerbs higher than the
specifications allow. Move carefully, to avoid
traumatic bumps – to yourself or the vehicle.
WARNING!
Watch out for:
• Children – They may run in front of you
without warning.
• Elderly people – They may be unable to
quickly move aside to let you pass. Give way
to them.
• People with a disability – They may be
unable to move aside.
• People with visual problems or impaired
hearing – Give them space and time.
• Other motorised vehicle users.
Driving inside shops and buildings: Reduce
Speed. Set the speed control to a lower
level to avoid any accident. Be especially
careful if you need to reverse, that your way
is clear of shop fittings and people. Three
wheeled scooters with their maneuverability
and lightness of steering are more suited to
shopping.
Driving on the road
Although this is legal for all Class 3 vehicles,
it is not always safe or sensible to do so.
You are responsible for your own safety and
that of other road users. Remember you
are driving a small and slow vehicle, and
therefore more vulnerable. If possible, use
the footpath. It is wise to avoid using roads,
particularly busy ones.
The normal rules of the road apply, and you
must observe the law about:
• Driving on the left side of the road. Never
against traffic.
• One-way streets – Never drive against
traffic.
• Giving way where cars would (refer to
Highway Code).
• Obeying traffic lights and all other signals
/ instructions.
• Giving way to pedestrians on crossings.
If you need to turn right across traffic, try to
get on to the footpath before the turn and
then use a safe pedestrian crossing or traffic
light control crossing. Only try to turn right
if you are completely sure it is safe to do so.
Do not rely only on your mirror. It may give
a false impression of distance. Always give
clear indication of intention to turn left or
right.
When passing a parked vehicle – ensure
you are not moving into the path of a faster
moving vehicle coming behind you, or
towards you. Always signal your intention
to pull out. In the event of a difficult or
dangerous situation, use your hazard lights –
But do not drive with them on unnecessarily.
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Length 179cm 187cm
Width 77cm 76cm
Height 142cm 140cm
Height (no seat) 125cm 122cm
Weight without batteries 106kg 108kg
Weight with 50ah batteries 124kg 131kg
Weight with 75ah batteries 142kg 149kg
Controller S-Drive 140a
Charger 24v 4amp 24v 4amp
Charger (long range) 24v 8amp 24v 8amp
Max Speed 8mph 8mph
Approximate Range 20 miles (32km)
Long range battery 30 miles (48km)
Max Carry Capacity 31 stone (200kg)
Max Gradient 12 degrees
Ground Clearance 12.5cm 12.5cm
Vehicle Class 3 3
Tyre Pressure (front) 25psi 25psi
Tyre Pressure (rear) 25psi 25psi
Operating temperature 20 degrees to +45 degrees
*The speed of the Breeze is dependent on the
weight of the occupant, incline and the type
of surface. Tested with a weight of 18 stone
(114.55kg) the Breeze had a speed of 7.5/8mph on
the flat, on high speed setting.
TGA reserve the right to alter at any time without
prior notice the design, specification, packaging
or price of their products without incurring any
obligation.
Technical specifications
S3 S4
Disposal of product,
batteries and charger
The symbols shown below, mean that in
accordance with local laws and regulations
your product should be disposed of
separately from household waste.
When this product reaches the end of its
life, take it to the local collection point
designated by your local authority. Or
return it to TGA for recycling in accordance
with UK Environment Agency regulations.
The separate collection and recycling
of your product at the time of disposal
will help conserve natural resources and
ensure that it is recycled in a manner that
protects the environment.
NOTE: Ensure you are the legal owner
of the product prior to arranging for the
product disposal in accordance with
the above.
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Notes
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TGA Mobility Ltd
Woodhall Business Park, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1WH
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Web: www.tgamobility.co.uk
Email: [e-mail]
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TGA Mobility Ltd reserves the right to change specification
and/or prices without prior notification or warning
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