Meyra 1.363 Operating instructions

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OPERATING MANUAL

SCOOTER,

MODEL 1.363 – 3-WHEEL

MODEL 1.364 – 4-WHEEL

GB

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Table of contents

Foreword .................................................................................................. 6

Acceptance ............................................................................................... 6

Adjustment .............................................................................................. 7

Specifications ................................................................................................... 7

Use ............................................................................................................ 7

Overview................................................................................................... 8

Scooter Model 1.364 ........................................................................................ 8

Scooter Model 1.363 ........................................................................................ 9

Control panel ................................................................................................. 10

Driving lock .................................................................................................... 11

Battery charging socket ................................................................................. 11

Handling the SCOOTER........................................................................... 11

Functional checks ..................................................................................... 11

Locking the SCOOTER ............................................................................... 11

Control panel ................................................................................................. 12

Pressure switches and symbols ................................................................. 12

Drive-/push mode........................................................................................... 13

Driving key positions ................................................................................ 13

Selecting the push mode.......................................................................... 14

Selecting the motor mode ....................................................................... 14

Selecting the operation ................................................................................. 15

Adjusting the steering column ................................................................ 16

Switching on the SCOOTER ...................................................................... 16

Battery charge condition .......................................................................... 17

Charging procedure .................................................................................. 18

Pre-operation checks ...................................................................................... 19

Battery capacity ........................................................................................ 19

Pre-selecting the maximum speed ........................................................... 20

Driving ............................................................................................................ 21

Safety information ................................................................................... 21

Accelerator lever ....................................................................................... 22

Driving speed ............................................................................................ 22

Direction of travel .................................................................................... 22

Braking to a standstill .............................................................................. 22

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Brakes ............................................................................................................. 23

Service brake ............................................................................................. 23

Parking brake ............................................................................................ 23

Braking the SCOOTER ............................................................................... 23

Braking distance ....................................................................................... 23

Loading and transportation .......................................................................... 24

Safety information ................................................................................... 24

Transport in vehicles ................................................................................. 24

Transport security ..................................................................................... 24

Reducing the size of the SCOOTER .......................................................... 25

Disassembling the SCOOTER .................................................................... 26

Reassembly of SCOOTER-components ..................................................... 29

Components .......................................................................................... 31

Seat ................................................................................................................. 31

Turning the seat ........................................................................................ 31

Detaching the seat .................................................................................... 31

Attaching the seat .................................................................................... 31

Adjusting the seat height ........................................................................ 32

Arm support .............................................................................................. 32

Swivelling up the arm support ................................................................ 32

Adjusting the angle of the arm support ................................................. 32

Adjusting the height of the arm supports .............................................. 32

Adjusting the seat width over the arm supports .................................... 33

Adjusting the distance seat to tiller ........................................................ 33

Back support ............................................................................................. 34

Adjusting the back support extension .................................................... 34

Front basket ................................................................................................... 35

Support castors .............................................................................................. 35

Options ................................................................................................... 36

Lap belt........................................................................................................... 36

Strapping on the lap belt with lock ........................................................ 36

Putting on the lap seatbelt with velcro fastener .................................... 36

Adjustment of belt length ....................................................................... 36

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Service .................................................................................................... 37

Cleaning and maintenance ........................................................................... 38

Upholstery and covers .............................................................................. 38

Plastic parts ............................................................................................... 38

Finish ......................................................................................................... 38

Disinfection .................................................................................................... 39

Reinstallment ................................................................................................. 39

Repairs ............................................................................................................ 39

Customer Service ........................................................................................... 39

Spare parts ..................................................................................................... 40

Disposal ..................................................................................................... 40

Fuses/connections .......................................................................................... 41

Main fuse .................................................................................................. 41

Replace fuse .............................................................................................. 41

Lighting .......................................................................................................... 42

Headlight setting ...................................................................................... 42

Replacing defective filament bulbs ......................................................... 42

Wheel change ................................................................................................ 50

Detaching the drive wheels ..................................................................... 50

Dismantling the steering wheels ............................................................. 51

Information for the authorised dealer ......................................................... 52

Programming the driving behaviour ...................................................... 52

Driving parameter .................................................................................... 53

Standard programming ............................................................................ 53

Standard settings ...................................................................................... 53

Maintenance .................................................................................................. 54

Inspection .................................................................................................. 54

Maintenance instructions ......................................................................... 55

Fault correction ........................................................................................ 58

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Technical data ........................................................................................ 59

Kilometric performance ................................................................................ 59

Fuses ............................................................................................................... 60

Lighting .......................................................................................................... 60

Tools ................................................................................................................ 60

Model 1.363 / 1.364........................................................................................ 61

Stickers on the SCOOTER ............................................................................... 63

Symbols .......................................................................................................... 63

Inspection certificate ..................................................................................... 64

Guarantee .............................................................................................. 66

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ACCEPTANCE

All products are checked for faults in

the factory and packed in special box-

es.

☞ Note:

We nevertheless ask you, immedi-

ately after receipt of the SCOOTER

best while the delivery agent is

present – to check for any damag-

es that might have occurred dur-

ing transport.

Please arrange the following if you

believe damage occurred during trans-

port:

a) Draw up a DAMAGE REPORT – the

carrier is required to do this.

b) Draw up a LETTER OF SUBROGA-

TION – you assign to the supplier

all claims resulting from this dam-

age.

c) Send back the BILL OF LADING, the

DAMAGE REPORT and the LETTER

OF SUBROGATION to us.

We are unable to accept any claims

for compensation if you fail to observe

these instructions or notify us of dam-

age after the goods have been accept-

ed.

☞ Note:

The packaging of the SCOOTER

should be stored for a further trans-

port that might become necessary.

FOREWORD

We thank you for the confidence you

have placed in our company by way

of choosing the SCOOTER.

As any other vehicle, the SCOOTER is

a technical aid. It is subject to expla-

nations, requires regular care and can

cause danger when used improperly.

The correct handling must therefore be

learned.

This manual is to help you get accus-

tomed to the handling of your SCOOT-

ER as well as to prevent accidents.

☞ Note:

☞ Please note that the illustrated

equipment variants can deviate

from your model.

☞ The tools required for adjustments

and maintenance is listed under

chapter < Technical Data >.

Caution:

Read and observe this manual be-

fore first operation:

– this operating manual,

– the safety information < Electron-

ic wheelchairs >.

☞ Note:

Children should read this operating

manual as well as the Safety instruc-

tions < Electronic wheelchairs >

before first operation together with

their parents, resp. a supervisor or

attendant.

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ADJUSTMENT

The specialist workshop will hand out

the SCOOTER to you under considera-

tion of all relevant safety instructions,

ready for operation and adjusted to

your needs.

☞ Note:

The tools required for adjustments

and maintenance is listed under

chapter < Technical Data >.

SPECIFICATIONS

The SCOOTER is an environment-

friendly electric vehicle. It was devel-

oped to extend the mobility of per-

sons with health-related or age-relat-

ed restrictions.

☞ The SCOOTER fulfils the < demands

of handicapped people > according

to EN 614-1.

USE

Caution:

The general capability of the driv-

er to participate in traffic must be

given!

The SCOOTER is designated for driv-

ing on paved surface outdoors and in

spacious indoor areas (for example

shopping centres).

It serves exclusively for the convey-

ance of a sitting person.

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OVERVIEW

SCOOTER MODEL 1.364

The overview (fig. 1 + 2) shows the most important components and control

units.

Fig. 2

➀ Accelerator lever

➁ Handle bar grip

➂ Control panel

➃ Steering column locking device

➄ Lever seat lock

➅ Selection lever drive-/push mode

➆ Support wheel

➇ Rear light

Fig. 1

➀ Seat

➁ Driving lock

➂ Steering column

➃ Front basket

➄ Headlights

➅ Steering wheel

➆ Front indicator

➇ Driving wheel

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SCOOTER MODEL 1.363

The overview (fig. 1a + 2a) shows the most important components and control

devices.

Fig. 2a

➀ Accelerator lever

➁ Handle bar grip

➂ Control panel

➃ Steering column locking device

➄ Lever seat lock

➅ Selection lever drive-/push mode

➆ Support wheel

➇ Rear light

Fig. 1a

➀ Seat

➁ Driving lock

➂ Steering column

➃ Front basket

➄ Headlights

➅ Steering wheel

➆ Front indicator

➇ Driving wheel

1a 2a

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CONTROL PANEL

Fig. 3

➀ Battery capacity indicator

➁ Indicator gauge of the pre-select-

ed final speed

➂ Control display of the operational

readiness / error display (status)

➃ Plus-key - rabbit

(increases the selectable top speed)

➄ Minus-key - turtle

(reduces the selectable top speed)

➅ Key signal sound

Fig. 4

➀ Lights key

➁ Indicator gauge for lighting

(LED indicator is lit when the lights

are switched on)

➂ Indicator gauge for flashing warn-

ing lights

(blinks when hazard warning indi-

cators are switched on)

➃ Hazard warning indicators key

➄ Key left indicator

➅ Indicator gauge for left turn signal

(Indicator gauge ignites with the

turn signal switched on, left)

➆ Indicator gauge for right turn sig-

nal

(Indicator gauge ignites with the

turn signal switched on, right)

➇ Key right indicator

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DRIVING LOCK

Fig. 5

➀ Driving key

➁ ON position – driving key vertical

(the drive mode is enabled)

➂ OFF position – driving key horizon-

tal

(the SCOOTER is switched off)

➃ Driving lock

BATTERY CHARGING SOCK-

ET

Fig. 6

➀ Battery charging socket

(protected by a cover disc that can

be turned to the side)

HANDLING THE SCOOT-

ER

Caution:

Observe the safety information <

Electronic wheelchairs >!

Functional checks

The functions and safety of the SCOOT-

ER must be checked before the start

of each journey.

☞ Hereto observe chapter < Pre-oper-

ation checks >.

Locking the SCOOTER

Pull out the driving key to prevent an

unauthorised use of the SCOOTER.

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CONTROL PANEL

Pressure switches and symbols

A key for activation of the function is

located under each symbol.

Plus-key (rabbit)

– Increases the 6-step final

speed per key activation

by one step each.

Minus-key (turtle)

– Reduces the 6-step final

speed per key activation

by one step each.

Hazard warning flasher key

– Switches the hazard warning flash-

er on or off.

– The indicator gauge lights up

when the warning lights are acti-

vated together with the turn sig-

nals.

Direction indicator flasher

☞ Note:

The turn signal equipment auto-

matically switches off after 15

blinking signals.

Right indicator

– Switches on/off the

right direction indi-

cator.

– The indicator gauge

blinks when the

warning lights are

activated together

with the turn signals.

Left indicator

– Switches on/off the

left direction indica-

tor.

– The indicator gauge

blinks when the

warning lights are

activated together

with the turn signals.

Headlight

– Switches on/off the

lights.

– The indicator gauge

is lit when the lights

are activated.

Battery capacity indicator

☞ View chapter < Battery display >.

Horn

– When pressing this key a

horn signal sounds.

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DRIVE-/PUSH MODE

Driving key positions

Position OFF

Driving key horizontal (fig. 7, the

SCOOTER is switched off).

Position ON

Driving key vertical (fig. 8, the drive

mode is engaged).

☞ Note:

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Selecting the push mode

First during stillstand turn the driving

key 90° counter clockwise to the posi-

tion OFF (fig. 7).

☞ The SCOOTER is now switched off.

– To achieve the push mode press the

selection lever down as far as pos-

sible and then push it towards the

back (fig. 9/ ➀).

Selecting the motor mode

For the driving mode the selection le-

ver must have locked into place.

– To switch to drive mode first press

the selection lever as far forward

as possible and then let it engage

to the top (fig. 10/

➁).

Afterwards turn the driving key 90°

clockwise to the position ON (fig. 8).

This engages the driving operation.

☞ The SCOOTER is now ready for driv-

ing.

Caution:

Do not switch the selection lever

to push mode while driving!

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SELECTING THE OPERATION

Caution:

The functions and safety of the

SCOOTER must be checked before

the start of each journey.

The batteries must be charged via the

charging socket on the steering col-

umn (fig. 11/

➀) before the first jour-

ney.

☞ Therefore observe chapter < Charg-

ing batteries >.

Caution:

Only enter or exit the seat of the

scooter when the selection lever is

in the drive position and the driv-

ing key is pulled off or in the OFF

position – driving key horizontal

(fig. 12).

– An unintentional movement of

the accelerator lever can cause an

uncontrolled movement of the

SCOOTER!

– Danger of accidents!

• Do not insert anything other than

the battery charging plug into the

battery charging socket.

– Danger of short circuit!

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Adjusting the steering column

For stepless adjustment of the steer-

ing column press the locking lever (fig.

13/

➀) down.

Caution:

While doing so hold onto the steer-

ing column with one hand in or-

der to prevent an unintentional

swivelling.

– Danger of injury!

Let go of the locking lever when the

steering column is in the desired posi-

tion.

Switching on the SCOOTER

To switch on insert the driving key into

the ignition lock in the steering col-

umn and turn it 90° clockwise to the

position ON (fig. 14).

When the SCOOTER is ready for oper-

ation the indicator gauge of the bat-

tery display (fig. 15/

➁) lights up as

well as the indicator for operational

readiness /status, fig. 15/

➃) and the

LED of the max. adjusted final speed

(fig. 15/

➂).

☞ Hereto observe chapter < Control

panel >.

Caution:

Do not insert anything other than

the driving key into the drive lock.

– Danger of short circuit!

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☞ Note:

Do not move the acceleration le-

ver during the activation phase of

about one second.

– The electronic is ready for opera-

tion when the indicator gauge for

operational readiness (fig. 16/

➃)

lights up constantly.

Battery charge condition

The battery indicator (fig. 16/

➁) dis-

plays the battery charge condition af-

ter the switch-on.

☞ Note:

The value shown depends on the

ambient temperature, the age of

the battery and the type of load. It

should therefore only be taken as

an approximate value.

▲ If the indicator gauge for opera-

tional readiness (status) blinks slow-

ly the batteries should be charged.

▲ If the indicator gauge for opera-

tional readiness (status) blinks rap-

idly there is a failure.

☞ View chapter < Maintenance > par-

agraph < Fault clearance >.

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Charging procedure

To charge the batteries, first switch off

the SCOOTER and then plug the bat-

tery charger plug into the battery

charging socket (fig. 17/

➀).

Afterwards plug the mains plug of the

battery charger into a corresponding

outlet. The charging process is now

started.

☞ Note:

Also observe the information in the

< Batteries > section and the oper-

ating manual for the battery charg-

er.

Caution:

Do not insert anything other than

the battery charger plug into the

battery charging socket.

– Danger of short circuit!

Charge preferably during the night. A

full charging of the batteries takes

approximately 8 hours.

☞ Note:

After the charging has been com-

pleted first separate the battery

charger from the power supply and

afterward pull the battery charg-

ing plug from the charging socket.

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PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

☞

Also view chapter < Maintenance

instructions >.

After the SCOOTER has been switched

on, the battery indicator (fig. 18/

➀)

displays the battery charge condition

after the system test phase has ended.

Battery capacity

The number of lit LED’s reduces as the

battery capacity reduces.

Battery display

The battery indicator (fig. 18/

➀)

shows the available battery capacity

as follows:

The colours of the LED’s mean:

green = Operating sector

– Battery capacity (range) ac-

cording to the quantity of

LEDs lit up

yellow = Begin of the reserve sec-

tor

– max. 10 % range, recharg-

ing required

red = Reserve sector of the batteries

exhausted

– immediately recharge, max.

7 % range

With totally depleted batteries the

indicator gauge for operational read-

iness (status) blinks. The capacity has

dropped to less than 5 % of the max-

imal value.

– Recharge batteries immediately in

order to avoid a possible battery dam-

age.

Depending on the error different

amounts of LEDs blink.

☞ View chapter < Maintenance > par-

agraph < Fault clearance >.

☞ Note:

An exact battery gouge display can

only be displayed while driving on

level surfaces.

– Uphill/downhill travel falsifies the

indication.

Evaluation

The value shown depends on the sur-

rounding temperature, the age of the

battery as well as the strain and is

therefore to be regarded with limita-

tions.

The kilometric performance of the

SCOOTER respectively the batteries,

should be tested at least once.

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Pre-selecting the maximum

speed

When activating the SCOOTER the last

entered speed is pre-set.

The final speed is set (also while driv-

ing) in 6 steps over the keys (fig. 20/

➂ and ➀).

The lit LED indicates the selected max-

imum speed (fig. 20/

➁).

Caution:

Danger of accident due to an un-

suitable pre-selection of the maxi-

mum speed!

A low maximum speed should be se-

lected for driving situations in which

you feel unsafe (e.g. driving in con-

fined spaces, driving downhill or on

ramps or similar).

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