Zap Zaptruck-XL 2009 User manual


Owner and Operator’s Manual
IMPORTANT!
BEFORE YOU OPERATE YOUR ZAPTRUCK-XL PLEASE READ THE
MANUAL CAREFULLY
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ON-ROAD PAYLOAD CAPACITY IS 1200 POUNDS FOR OFF-ROAD USE, THE
PAYLOAD CAPACITY, INCLUDING PASSENGERS IN THE VEHICLE
INCLUDING PASSENGERS IN THE VEHICLE .
IS 1900 POUNDS.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE OPERATION OF THIS VEHICLE, YOU SHOULD CONSULT YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER.
IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT YOU FOLLOW THE SAFETY GUIDELINES CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL
IN ORDER TO ENSURE MAXIMUM SAFETY.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE STANDARDS OUTLINED IN THIS MANUAL COULD RESULT IN FIRE AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY.
ZAP IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURIES CAUSED BY UNSAFE OR FAULTY REPAIRS, OR ALTERATIONS.
ANY REPAIRS MADE TO THIS PRODUCT BY UNAUTHORIZED SERVICE TECHNICIANS ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER.
PLEASE DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES IN A LAWFUL MANNER.
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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
General Information
Safety and Important Notes
Introduction of Devices
and Control Mechanism
Driving Suggestions
Emergency Conditions
Service and Maintenance
Solutions for Malfunctions
Oil Fluid forVehicle
And Electronic Diagram
of Complete Vehicle
ZAP Registration Card
1. Overall dimensions
2.Table of performance, structure
and specification for entire truck
3. Vehicle marking
1. Non-permissible to refit
2. Inspection of new vehicle
3.Vehicle maintenance
4. Vehicle load
5. Inspection of tire and tire pressure
6. Usage of lubricants and fluid for
vehicle
7. Proper usage of safety belt
1. Position of switches and
control levers in the cabin
2. Keys, doors and windows
3. Seats
4. Back gate and side gates of truck bed
5. Safety belts
6. Other Devices
1. Driving operation
2. Normal driving suggestions
3. Economical driving suggestions
4. Suggestion on slippery road driving
5. Suggestion on parking brake
1.Vehicle refuses to start
2.Vehicle stops running
3. Braking trouble
4. Steering trouble
5. Light changing
6. Deflated tires
7. Emergency towing
8.Anchoring
1. Cleaning and maintenance
2. Routine maintenance
3. Regular maintenance
4. Requirement for regular
maintenance
1. Rear axle malfunction
2. Steering, suspension, wheel and tire
3. Braking malfunctions
4. Malfunctions of power system
5. Malfunctions of on-board charger
6. Malfunctions of electric controlling
system
7.Malfunctions of lights, instruments,
switches and indicating lights
1. Specification and capacity of lubricant,
lubricant grease and braking fluid
2. Electronic Diagram of Complete
Vehicle
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Overall Dimensions
General Information
Length
13' 3” (4.038 mts)
Width
5' 0” (1.524 mts)
Height
6' 4”
(1.841 mts)
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2.Table of performance, structure and specifications for entire vehicle
2.1 Table of Dimension and Mass parameters
General Information
Item
Type
Seating (Including the Driver)
ZAPTRUCK-XL Model No.WLD1200Q1P
flatbed 4×2 driving with rear wheels
2 seats
4115
1560
1840
2010
1214
1190
2470
1490
300
T
ruck with 2 doors
1074
491
583
1360
669
691
1200 lbs./1900 lbs.
Dimension Parameters
(in milimeters)
Overall Size
Length
Width
Height
Wheel Base
Tread Front wheel
Rear Wheel
Inner Loading Dimension
Length
Width
Height
Type of Vehicle
Mass Parameters
(in kgs)
Complete Vehicle Kerb Mass
Kerb Axle Mass
Front
Rear
Full Load Mass
Full Load Axle Mass Front
Rear
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2.2 Table of Performance Parameters
2.3 Table of Structure and Specifications
General Information
4.5
162
25
7%
30
Radius and Clearance Minimum Turn Radius
Ground Clearance
(in meters)
(in milimeters)
Common Statistics
MAX. Speed
Gradability %
Best Range
(mph)
(in miles)
Suspension
Steering
Braking
Wheel
Body Contruction
Frame
Front Suspension
Rear Suspension
Type
Brake Type
Parking Brake
Type of Tire
Tire Specification
Wheel Rim
Tire Pressure Max (COLD)
Rated Voltage (v)
Rated Power ( kw)
Rated Voltage (v)
Rated Electric Current (A)
Coil Spring McPherson Independent Suspension
Leaf Spring Non-independent Suspension
Rack and Pinion
Dual-circuit Hydraulic Braking System - front disc and rear drum brakes
Mechanical Cable Type
Steel Belted Radial (tubeless)
175 R13LT
13 x 5.00B
Front: 450(KPa), 51(psi) Rear: 450(KPa), 51(psi)
Two Doors with Full Metal
Vehicle Type Frame.Vehicle and frame are connected with bolts/sub frame front
72
6
72
85-200
Motor
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2.3 Table of Structure and Specifications (cont’d)
Auxiliary Storage Battery
Power Storage Battery
DC/DC Converter
Charger (AC/DC)
Safety Administration System
Auxliary
Electrical
Equipment
Input Voltage (v)
Output Voltage (v)
Max Output Electric Current(A)
Input Voltage (v)
Max Input Electric Current (A)
Max Charging Time (hr)
The Rated Electric Current of Fuse Cutout (A)
The Rated Electric Current of Contactor (A)
12 V 36 Ah(C20), Cathode Ground Strap Connection
72V 115 Ah (C 5)
72
13.5
25
90-260 (AC)
12
12
72 volt
100
Cathode Ground Strap Connection
12V
12V/36 Ah
≥93dB (The Position of 2m Distance)
Intermittent Washing andWiping with Motor
Motor Auto-Return, Intermittent and Two-Speed
(no-load 45times/min,70time/min)
60w/55w
5w
21w for Front Left, Front Right, Rear Left
and Rear Left, 5w for Side
55w
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General Information
The Connection Type of Wire
Rated Voltage
Battery
Sound of Horn
Washer
Wiper
Lighting
System
Head Light
Front Position Light/Front Width Indicator Light
Front Turn Signal Light
Front Fog Light

2.3 Table of Structure and Specifications (cont’d)
Auxiliary
Electrical
Equipment
21w/5w
21w
10w
5w
3.4w
85±12times/min
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Lighting
System
Turn Signal Light Flash Frequency
Alarming Signal Light Flash Frequency
Brake Light/Rear Position Light
Back-up Light
License Plate Light
Interior Light
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1.(VIN)
Vehicle Identification
Number
2.Vehicle Nameplate
3.Branding
VIN is printed on the lower
frame of driver's seat in the
cab, the upper left of the
instrument panel and on the
nameplate.
The nameplate is marked with Vehicle
Identification Number (VIN).It is riveted on the
left B-pillar inside plate (Fig.2).
Body surface has the ZAP logo in font and back.
ZAPTRUCK-XL and Zero Emissions are also
branded on the sides.
3. Vehicle Marking
General Information Safety and Important Notes
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
Warning!
Avoid any dangerous operation such as
sudden start and acceleration, violent
steering as the vehicle could go out of
control, roll over or become damaged.
Avoid driving on extremely rough roads.
All passengers must wear safety belts when
the vehicle is in operation.
Do not overload the vehicle.
The vehicle electrical circuit is high-tension.
Do not touch any lines or attempt repair
unless you first disconnect the battery.
1.Non-Permissible to Modify
2.Inspection of NewVehicle
Owners should inspect the following items after
Warning!
Vehicle modification is absolutely
prohibited as it may impair the vehicle's
performance, life, safety provisions and may
even be illegal by state law.Vehicle damage
and personal injury and death caused by
vehicle modification is not within the scope
of the limited warranty.
taking delivery of the new vehicle in order to
ensure its safety provisions and reliability:
Check all fixings of the vehicle,especially safety
parts such as steering nut, braking and wheel
nuts,etc.
Check to see if there is any air and water leaks.
Check oil level of gear box and rear axle.
Check fluid level of battery.
Check tire pressure.
accessories are complete.
After starting,check to see if all instruments
are functioning properly.
When performing service,make sure the foot
and parking brakes are working properly.
Check that steering mechanism is functioning
Normally.
Check the driveline for abnormal noise.
In order to maintain the vehicle in good running
condition, please service the vehicle according
to this manual.
Check that whether attached tools and
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4. Vehicle Load
5. Inspection of Tires and Tire
Pressure
6. Usage of Lubricants and Fluid for
The Vehicle
7. Proper Usage of the Safety Belt
The maximum vehicle load is specified by the
manufacturer, the maximum vehicle load
capacity is GVM (Gross Vehicle Mass). See
Chapter 1, General Information, for details.
Overloading is dangerous and may void
warranty. The load of this vehicle should not
exceed 1200 pounds including passenger for on-
road use or 1900 pounds including passengers
for off-road use.
Inflate tires as specified in the table below,
including the spare tire. Check tire pressure at
least twice per month.
Tire charging pressure (COLD) unit:PSI
Use the lubricants and fluid for the vehicle
according to the specified interval and
specification. Failure to do so may result in
damage and even cause an accident.
For safety, seat belts should be worn when the
vehicle is in operation.
Safety and Important Notes
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Warning!
Excessive tire wear and damage due to too low or
too high tire pressure may result in flat tires and/or
potential accidents. Low tire pressure will greatly
effect vehicle range.
Item
Front
Rear
Pressure
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Ash Tray
Radio
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Introduction of Devices and Control Mechanism
1. Ignition Switch and Steering Lock
2.Combination Switch
The ignition switch has four positions:
This is the normal parking position; the key can
be pulled out only in this position.The steering
column can be raised only after removing the
key.
Insert the key and
turn to another
position clockwise
so that the steering
column is unlocked.
If it is hard to turn
the key, please turn
the steering wheel
left and right as you
turn the key.
Turn the key to this position to supply power to
the radio cassette player, cigarette lighter and
other accessories.
When the key is turned to this position, all
power supplies of the vehicle are switched on
and the engine is ready to start.
When the key is turned to this position, the
motor starts. Release the key, it will return to
“ON” automatically.
Turn the handle to switch headlights and
markers on or off. There are four control
positions.
Position- All lights off.
Position- Position light, license plate
light and panel light on.
Position- Position light and head light on.
Position- Outer parking light on.
As shown in the picture, when pushing up the
switch clockwise, the right turn signal light is on;
(down)counter clockwise, the left turn signal
light is on. (The ignition switch needs to be in
“ON” position.)
Headl - high and low beam
With the head light on,depress the control lever
forward to shift into high beam,pull back to shift
into low beam.When the high beam is on, one of
the indicating lights on the combination
instrument will be switched on.
LOCK
ACC
ON
START
Lights Switch
Turn Signal Lamp Switch
ight Changing Switch
OFF
(When switching and )forward back
Warning!
Never pull out the key during vehicle
movement, or the steering column will be
locked up and the vehicle will be out of
control.
Never leave the key in an unattended vehicle
or leave it with children alone in the vehicle.
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3. Windshield Wiper Switch
WindshieldWasher
4.HazardWarning Light Switch
5.Direction Choice SwitchWhen the ignition switch is in “ON” or “ACC”
position, turn the switch to “INT”,“LO” or“HI”
position to make the windshield wiper in
intermittent, low speed or high speed operating
state respectively.
Pull the switch toward the direction of the
steering wheel and cleaning fluid will spray onto
the windshield. Do not use the washer
continuously for over 20 seconds. Do not
attempt to use the washer if the fluid container
is empty.
The red push button on the combination switch
under the steering wheel is the hazard warning
light switch.When pushed, all six lamps in front
and back and the two sides will flash, indicating
that the vehicle is parking for repair or
abnormally stopped or driving for other reasons
to alert/warn other vehicles. The hazard lights
should not be operated for more than one hour
when running on battery alone.
There are three shifts of the direction choice
switch; it can change the driving direction by
shifting the switch.
The “F” means forward; the “R” means reverse;
the“N” means neutral.
NOTE
In winter, before using the windshield wiper,
check whether it is frozen to prevent the
motor from being burned out.
If the windshield wiper stops because of ice
or snow or other reasons during normal
operation,the wiper motor could be burned
out even though the windshield wiper is
switched off. If this occurs, it is necessary to
stop the vehicle immediately, turn off the
ignition switch and clean the windshield to
ensure that the wiper can function normally.
Windshield wiper should not be used when
the windshield is dry as it may scratch the
glass and/or damage the windshield wiper
assembly.
NOTE
WARNING!
When the vehicle is starting, the direction
choice switch must be turned to “N”
position,or else the vehicle will not start.
While the vehicle is moving DO NOT,
change this switch; only change this switch
after the vehicle is stopped.

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1.Warning light of low brake fluid level
2.Warning light indicating low battery voltage
3. beam indicator light -
4. Left turn indicator light-
5. Right turn indicator light-
-
When brake fluid is low, the warning light will
light up. To avoid brake failure problems, you
should add sufficient brake fluid up to the
marker line before operating the vehicle.
When voltage of the power battery is lower
than 60V,the light will turn on,
High
When the high beam lights are turned on, the
indicator will be lighted.
When activating the left turn signal, this light
turns on.
Red
-Red
Blue
Green
Green
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6. Combination Instrument
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2
3
4
6
7
9
10
8
5
When activating the right turn signal, this light
turns on.
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6. Overloading protection indicator light-
7. Ampere Meter
Yellow
If the motor detects overloading for an
extended period, taxing the capacity of
the motor, the indicator light will turn
on.
The displays shows the rate of the power
battery discharge; with a range of 0-400
amperes.
8.Assistant battery charge indicator light-
When the ignition switch is at “ON” position
and the voltage of the assistant battery is below
11.8V,the light will turn on.
Red
9. Speedometer and odometer
A) Speedometer
B) Odometer.
The speedometer indicates the speed of the vehicle
measured in mph.The odometer shows the mileage of the
vehicle;the trip mode is daily mileage.
A
B
10. Voltmeter
It displays the value of the power battery
voltage;the unit isV(volt) and the range is
0-120Vs.
V
120
90
30
0
60
x10A
40 30
20
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7. Multi-Functional Display
It is a automatic reposition button, when the ignition
switch is at the“ON” position,pressing the button will
switch the display mode: electric capacity-power
battery voltage-power battery current-assistant
battery voltage-electric capacity.
The times of the display mode changing and the times
of pressing the button is the same
1) Display Mode Choice Button
2) Screen
The display screen shows the system
information of current module, but also failure
information
When the state of charge module is
working, the display shows state of charge
capacity of current power battery with two
digits 01 to 10 with no unit, the 01 means 10%
of residual electricity and 10 means 100%.
When
the total of discharging energy module is
working, it shows with six digits integral with
unit of kW/h.
When the
discharging current module is working, it shows
current power (ampere) main battery
discharging current wit a four digit number
showing unit of ampere,three digits of the front
number are integral, and the rear number is
decimal.
When the
auxiliary battery voltage module is working, it
shows with three digits the unit of voltage, two
digits of the front number are integral, and the
rear number is a decimal fraction.
When the voltage of the secondary battery is
below 12V, the display emits warning two times,
and does so repeatedly for a sustained amount
of time. This shows the current value and
secondary battery voltage value by turns.
When there is something wrong with the
vehicle, the display emits warning three times,
and displays failure information,such as E-XX.
When there are more than two kinds of
warning, the display emit warning with same
period.
E-04: electrifying neutral checking: when the
vehicle is starting, if the direction choose switch
is at “R” or “F” position, the electric controller
system will output nothing and emit the failure
code to multifunction display. Turn the ignition
switch to“OFF” position,and turn the direction
choose switch to “N” position, and then start
the vehicle,the failure will disappear.
E-09: running logic protection: when the vehicle
is running,the“R” shift and the“F” shift have
(Q) will light up on the Choice
Button.
(W) will light up on the Choice Button.
(A) will light up on the Choice Button.
(U) will light up on the Choice Button.
The following is a sample of part of a failure
code.
NOTE
When there is failure with the vehicle, the
LCD screen of the multi-function display will
show the failure code and current
information alternately.
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Definition
protectionover voltage
driving voltage- low of IPM or
over current
ow voltage in the control/drive circuit
>75 temperature
battery low
over-speed
over-load of t relay
running logic protection
service brake valid warning
contactor setting value
contactor failure
code plate circuitry failure
beforehand charg failure
current sensor failure
voltage sensor failure
phase fault
accelerator over high
order fault
IGBT failure
motor -
l
voltage
hermal sensitive
drop voltage beyond
ing loop
starting
℃
Code
E-01
E-02
E-03
E-04
E-05
E-06
E-07
E-08
E-09
E10
E-11
E-12
E-13
E-14
E-15
E-16
E-17
E-18
E-19
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valid signals at the same time for there is
something wrong with the direction selector
switch. The electric controller system will
output nothing and emit the failure code to
multifunction display.Turn the ignition switch to
“OFF” position, check and repair the direction
choose switch and connecting circuit, and then
start the vehicle,the failure will disappear.
When the power battery needs to be charged,
the light will turn on intermitted or constantly.
When the current electricity capacity of power
battery declines to 02,multi-function display will
emit a brief sound with same periods, and the
charging indicator light will be on intermittedly.
When the current electricity capacity of power
battery declines to 01,multi-function display will
emit durative sound, and the charging indicator
light will be on continually.
3) Charge Prompt Light/Failure Indicator
WARNING
NOTE
Do not turn the direction switch when the
vehicle is moving. Only turn the switch after
the vehicle stops.
Turn the direction switch to the frontward
shift after the vehicle stops.
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The radio is available when the key turns to “ON” (switch on) or “ACC” (accessory equipment)
position.
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(6) Tone knob.
(7) Balance adjustment knob.
(8) LCD (Liquid Crystal Display).
(9) Mute knob
Adjust the tone high and low by turning
clockwise and counterclockwise respectively.
Adjusting the knob will balance volume between
right and left speakers;it is at the middle position
normally.
It shows the working state of the radio and
station selection.
When the radio is working normally, pressing
the “MUTE” knob, will turn off all speakers;
pressing the “MUTE” knob again and speakers
and turned back on.
9.Radio
(1) Power/volume knob.
(2) Band selector.
(3) Stereo/Mono.
(4) Audio input interface
(5)Tuning knob.
Turn it clockwise, power is switched on and
volume turns on; turn it counterclockwise,
volume turns down and switch off.
Pressing in:FM band;pressing out:AM band
Press the knob to switch between stereo and
mono.
When the plug is inserted into the “AUX IN”,
the radio plays the outside audio.
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3.DOOR AND WINDOW
Manual window regulator
Window opening handle (D) is installed inside
the two doors (Fig.2). To lower or raise the
window, turn the handle clockwise or counter-
clockwise.
CAUTION
Never leave you keys in the vehicle.
Press the lock knob (A) to lock the door.Pull the
locking knob (A) up to unlock the door (Fig.2).
To lock the door while closing without the key,
press the lock knob before closing the door,
then pull the outside handle upward while
closing the door and the door will be locked
Pull the lock knob (A) up before opening the
door.Pull the door handle inside (B) to open the
unlocked door (Fig.2).
Open the door inside
WARNING
Before opening the door be sure that it is
safe around the vehicle.
Make sure that all the doors are closed and
locked to prevent passengers or objects
from being thrown out of the vehicle.
Do not keep your child or pet in the vehicle
alone when the outside temperature is hot.
2. Keys, Doors and Windows
1 KEYS
2.DOOR LOCK
Lock and Unlock
.
Every vehicle has two
identical keys; you are
advised to keep the key
number in your notebook.
Take the spare key along
with you in case the one
used normally is locked in
your vehicle.
If the key is lost, please contact with the dealer
or service technician and provide your key's
number.
Insert the key into the lock hole below the left
or right front door handle and turn it counter
clockwise to unlock the door, and turn it
clockwise to lock the door. Pull the door handle
upwards to open the door (Fig.1).
Unlocked Locked
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
A
B
C
D
CAUTION
When the window is being raised,do not put
head,hands or any other body parts over the
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1.BACK GATE
Lowering
Removing
Undo clasp of the gate hook,
lower the rear gate. Never
drive when rear gate is open,
because it will cover the rear
combination light. Rear gate
should be removed when
transporting long cargo.
Remove the left bolt on rear
gate, then slightly lift the rear
gate and push to left to
remove it.
3. Seats
1.FRONT SEATS
Fold up and lift seats by adjusting the handle to
the direction as shown in the figure to fold
seatback forwards
Lift latch handle up as in Fig.1 to open the seat.
Lift the cushion up,pin on the hook of base plate
of seat with assist strap to fix the seat as in Fig.2,
so that it is convenient to service and adjust the
motor.
WARNING!
Do not attempt to change seatback position
while driving.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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2.SIDE GATE
Opening
Removing
Open handhold of the plate hook and support of
the side plate,and gently put down the side plate.
Side plate shall be closed when driving.
Remove the rear bolt on side plate,then slightly
lift the side plate and push back to remove it.
The side plate of double cab freight car can not
lay down.
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5. Safety Belt
Fastening the safety belt
Pull out the mesh belt from the retractor having
the shoulder belt across the shoulder and waist
belt across the
pelvis, and then
insert the dead
bolt into the belt
fastener. “Clicking”
sound indicates the
safety belt is
buckled on.
This truck uses a three-point ELR
(Emergency Locking Retractor) type
safety belt .
NOTE
After the dead bolt is inserted into the belt
fastener, ensure that they are firmly
connected and the mesh belts have not
twisted together, which means the safety
belt is buckled properly.
Safety BeltAdjustment
Loosening Safety Belt
Adjust the seat and sitting posture to a
comfortable position, and fasten the waist belt
above thighs (under the pelvis).Do not fasten it
around the abdomen. Fasten the shoulder belt
to the shoulder and avoid sliding off to the arm.
The tightness of the shoulder belt may be
adjusted automatically according to various
requirements. When sudden parking or impact
happens, the belt will lock up automatically to
protect passengers.
With one hand
holding the dead
bolt, the other
presses the red
button of the belt
fastener, then the
dead bolt will
unlatch to loose
the safety belt.
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