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SUPERLIGHT
Scooter
User’s Manual
WHEELCARE, Inc.
12691 Monarch Street
Garden Grove California 92841
Tel 800-448-5999 , 714-230-6132
Fax 714-230-6154
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - SUPERLIGHT

SUPERLIGHT Scooter User’s Manual WHEELCARE, Inc. 12691 Monarch Street Garden Grove California 92841 Tel 800-448

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7 2.2 Joining Tiller to Frame. (Cont.) d. Connect the Electric Plug to the Socket in the Tiller (See Fig. 4). Figure 4.

Page 3 - Subject Page

8 2.3 Installation of Batteries (See Fig. 5) Note: Installation of L.H Battery is identical to R.H. Battery. L.H. Battery is shown. a. Place batt

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9 2.4 Installation of Batteries Cover (See Fig. 6) a. Place Batteries Cover over the Batteries b. Push back Plastic Clip to secure the Batteries Co

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10 Figure 6.

Page 6 - CHAPTER 2 - ASSEMBLY

11 2.5 Seat Installation (Figure 7) Seat Installation and Adjust: a. Insert the Seat Adapter into the Seat-Bushing. (1) Verify that the Seat-Bushi

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12 Figure 7.

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13 2.6 Rear Basket Installation a. Install the Rear Basket by placing it on Support Rod welded to the rear frame. (See Fig. 8). Figure 8.

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14 2.4 After the assembly make sure that: - a. All parts are undamaged, properly assembled and secured. b. All electrical plugs are properly faste

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15 2.5 Seating into the SUPERLIGHT a. For comfort entering into the SUPERLIGHT (See Figure 9). b. Lift the Seat Turning Lever and turn the Seat 45

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16 Figure 9.

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WARNING Read carefully before assembly, disassembly and operating the SUPERLIGHT. If you do not fully understand any part of this Manual, please co

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17 CHAPTER 3 - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY CHAPTER 8 - “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” - BEFORE DRIVING THE SUPERLIGHT. 3.1 Mount the SUPER

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18 Figure 10.

Page 15 - Figure 7

19 3.4 The SUPERLIGHT has 2 speed modes ; Low / High a. In the High speed mode (marked by the “hare” symbol next to the Speed Selector switch) the

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20 Figure 11.

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21 3.7 Lights Operating (See Fig. 12) To switch on the SUPERLIGHT light, use the Right-Blue switch . . 3.8 Battery Capacity Indicator (See Fig. 12)

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22 Figure 12. Charging fuse

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23 3.9 In case of power fail, low battery or other fail The SUPERLIGHT can be pushed manually by turning the Motor Cap Knob in clockwise (See Fig.

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24 Figure 13.

Page 21 - Figure 10

25 CHAPTER 4 - DISASSEMBLY 4.1 Separation of Tiller from Frame (See Fig. 14). For ease of operation we recommend working on the left side of the

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26 Figure 14.

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A CONTENTS Subject Page CHAPTER 1 - DELIVERY and UNPACKING ... 1 CHAPTER 2 - ASSEMBLY...

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27 4.2 Removal of Seat (See Fig. 15) a. Remove the Seat from the Seat Adapter by lifting the Seat straight up while turning Release Lever is pull

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28 Figure 15.

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29 4.3 Removal of Batteries Batteries can be easily removed from your SUPERLIGHT as follows - a. Remove Seat and Rear Basket (see instructions in p

Page 27 - Figure 13

30 d. Remove each battery BY PULLING UP THE HANDLE AND LIFTING THE BATTERY (See Fig. 17). WARNING Failure to follow above instructions could cau

Page 28 - CHAPTER 4 - DISASSEMBLY

31 4.4 Removal and Installation of Rear Wheel/s (See Fig. 18) Rear Wheel/s can be removed to facilitate storage at home, in the trunk of your car o

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32 Figure 18.

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33 CHAPTER 5 - CHARGING BATTERIES The Battery Charger supplied with your SUPERLIGHT controls the charging operation, prevents over-charging and prol

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34 Figure 19.

Page 32 - 4.3 Removal of Batteries

35 When charging is complete and you are ready to go - unplug the Charger from the wall outlet and then pull out the charging plug from the charging

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36 5.2 Charging Adapter (Optional) The Charging Adapter enables charging the batteries when they are removed from the SUPERLIGHT. This is needed whe

Page 34 - INSTALLATION

1 CHAPTER 1 - DELIVERY and UNPACKING The SUPERLIGHT Scooter is delivered to you packed in 2 Cardboard Boxes. . Note: The boxes weights 30+28kg (6

Page 35 - Figure 18

37 CHAPTER 6 - STORING IN CAR See Fig. 20 The SUPERLIGHT design, its small dimensions and low weight allow for easy and simple storage and trans

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38 Figure 20.

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39 CHAPTER 7 - TROUBLESHOOTING No. Trouble Probable Cause Corrective Action 1 Green Lamp not ON when Key is turned, Or the Green lamp is

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40 CHAPTER 7 - TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont.) No. Trouble Probable Cause Corrective Action 5 Drive is not smooth or drive is irregular. - Batteries no

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41 BATTERY CHARGER - TROUBLESHOOTING No. Trouble Probable Cause Corrective Action 1 Charger indicator is not ON while the charger is plugged in

Page 40 - CHAPTER 6 - STORING IN CAR

42 CHAPTER 8 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The SUPERLIGHT can be operated indoors, as well as outdoors on flat paved surfaces. Please note and strictly a

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43 8.7 The SUPERLIGHT is designed and built to be carry ONE person only: Never operate it with an additional person or child on board. 8.8 CLEANING :

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44 CHAPTER 9 - SERVICE Your SUPERLIGHT is designed and built to provide a long, useful and troublefree life. Occasionally it may require service d

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45 Periodical servicing requirements No. Service Frequency 1 Check tires for damage and replace if necessary. Every two Month 2* General check of

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46 c. The air pressure of the tires should be inspected every two weeks, especially after a long storage time period. d. Normal tire air

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2 Figure 1.

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47 CHAPTER 10 - SPECIFICATIONS * DIMENSIONS: Metric (cm) U.S. (inches) Width 62 24.4 Length with straight handlebars 115 45.3 Height of seat fr

Page 47 - CHAPTER 9 - SERVICE

48 (Cont.) Maximum allowed side angle 13 % 7.4 deg. WHEELS & MARKINGS ON TIRES: Front - Solid, φ250 mm x 50 mm Rear - Solid, φ250mm x 50mm

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49 CHAPTER 11 - EMI WARNING All types of electrically powered vehicles, such as powered wheelchairs and motorized scooters (in this text all types

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50 2) Medium range mobile transceivers Such as those used in police cars, fire trucks, ambulances and taxis. These usually have the antenna mounted

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51 personal communication devices such as cellular phones, while the powered vehicle is turned ON ; 2) Be aware of nearby transmitters, such as radi

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52 AFIKIM ELECTRIC VEHICLES KIBBUTZ AFIKIM 15148, ISRAEL TEL: 972-4-6754814,

Page 52 - CHAPTER 11 - EMI WARNING

3 CHAPTER 2 - ASSEMBLY 2.1 Installation of Rear Wheels (See Fig. 2) a. Squeeze the center Pin in the Hub Cap. Push the wheel back on, to the e

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4 Figure 2.

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5 2.2 Joining Tiller to Frame. a. Place Tiller in front of the Frame. (See Fig. 3). Kneel at the left side of the SUPERLIGHT holding the left side o

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