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Safety instructions
Slopes and other obstacles
Warning
ƒ Avoid slopes with a gradient greater than 6°.
Driving on slopes (forwards or in reverse) is always
dangerous.
ƒ You must never free wheel down a slope.
ƒ Drive carefully along (pavement) edges. An uneven
surface increases the risk of overturning.
Attention
ƒ Your centre of gravity moves when you drive up or
down a slope. Please beware.
ƒ Turn around carefully on a steep slope as there is a
greater risk of overturning.
ƒ Always mount and leave a pavement in a forward,
straight line. Accelerate very gently. It is better to
mount the pavement using a curb cut.
The maximum bump height you can drive over is
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10 cm.
Soft, slippery or uneven surfaces increase the risk
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of a dangerous situation.
Transporting the mobility scooter without a driver
(see also the chapter 'Transport and storage')
Extremely dangerous
When transporting the mobility scooter in a motor
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vehicle, always make sure you are seated in a
fixed seat of the motor vehicle. Mobility scooters
may never be used as seating support in a motor
vehicle, even if the mobility scooter is secured with
a taxi restraint system.
Warning
ƒ Make sure that your fingers do not get trapped
when folding down the mobility scooter.
Never carry the mobility scooter by the plastic
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parts of the housing.
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6°
Maximum gradient
a foward, straight line
Approaching a pavement
Safety instructions
Attention
ƒ Make sure that the mobility scooter is fully
assembled before use.
Miscellaneous
Warning
ƒ Do not put the mobility scooter in direct sunlight:
the upholstery can become too hot, and cause
burns or irritation to the skin.
Be careful
ƒ Do not allow the mobility scooter to come into
contact with seawater: seawater is corrosive and
will damage the mobility scooter.
ƒ Do not allow the mobility scooter to come into
contact with sand: sand may penetrate to the
moving parts of the mobility scooter, causing
faster wear and tear.
Attention
A number of technical precautions have been
implemented to further guarantee your safety:
ƒ the immobiliser is activated whenever a battery
charger is connected;
ƒ the speed in bends is limited automatically.
ƒ the freewheel is limited 2,5 mph (4 km/h);
the display warns you if the battery voltage is too
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low;
via the battery indicator in the standard model
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via the display in the Arivo package
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ƒ the display gives you information to resolve
possible faults;
ƒ in the event of an electronic fault, the mobility
scooter will make a controlled stop;
ƒ the mobility scooter's control panel includes an
emergency stop button to stop the scooter quickly
in an emergency;
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