Meyra 2.563 Operating instructions

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OPERATING MANUAL

SCOOTER,

MODEL 2.563 – 3-WHEEL

MODEL 2.564 – 4-WHEEL

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Contents

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

Acceptance .................................................................................................... 7

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

Model: 2.564 .........................................................................................................8

Model: 2.563 .........................................................................................................9

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

Driving lock .........................................................................................................10

Battery charging socket .....................................................................................10

Drive key .............................................................................................................11

Position of drive key .....................................................................................11

Director ...............................................................................................................12

Selecting the driving direction with the accelerator lever ........................12

Handling the SCOOTER ............................................................................... 13

Speciﬁ cations ......................................................................................................13

Use .......................................................................................................................13

Functional checks ..........................................................................................13

Tips for accident prevention ..............................................................................14

Driving in street traffic .................................................................................14

Safety information ........................................................................................14

Locking the SCOOTER ...................................................................................14

CE regulations .....................................................................................................15

Drive-/push mode ...............................................................................................16

Selecting the motor mode ...........................................................................16

Selecting the push mode ..............................................................................16

Selecting the operation .....................................................................................17

Adjusting the steering column ....................................................................18

Switching on the SCOOTER ..........................................................................18

Battery charge condition ..............................................................................19

Recharging batteries .....................................................................................20

Charging procedure ......................................................................................21

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Driving ................................................................................................................. 22

Safety information ........................................................................................22

Director (accelerator lever, acceleration rotary grip , foot accelerator) ...23

Driving speed .................................................................................................23

Direction of travel .........................................................................................23

Brakes ..................................................................................................................25

Service brake .................................................................................................25

Magnetic brake .............................................................................................25

Braking the SCOOTER ...................................................................................25

Braking distance ............................................................................................25

Hand brake (4-wheel) ...................................................................................26

Locking the hand brake ...............................................................................26

Releasing the hand brake ............................................................................26

Loading and transportation ..............................................................................27

Safety information ........................................................................................27

Transport in vehicles .....................................................................................27

Transport security ..........................................................................................27

Reducing the size of the SCOOTER ..............................................................28

Disassembling the SCOOTER ........................................................................29

Reassembly of SCOOTER-components ........................................................33

Seat ......................................................................................................................34

Compartment in the seat .............................................................................34

Turning the seat ............................................................................................34

Detaching the seat ........................................................................................35

Attaching the seat ........................................................................................35

Adjusting the seat height .............................................................................35

Arm support ..................................................................................................36

Swivelling up the arm support .....................................................................36

Adjusting the angle of the arm support .....................................................36

Compartment in the arm supports ..............................................................36

Back support ..................................................................................................37

Adjusting the back support ..........................................................................37

Lordosis adjustment ......................................................................................37

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Front basket ........................................................................................................38

Seat belt ..............................................................................................................39

Fastening the seatbelt ..................................................................................39

Opening the seatbelt ....................................................................................39

Adjustment of belt length ...........................................................................39

Service ......................................................................................................... 40

Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 40

Inspection ............................................................................................................ 40

Maintenance instructions .............................................................................41

Fault correction .............................................................................................44

Battery charger ...................................................................................................45

Fuses/connections ...............................................................................................46

Main fuse .......................................................................................................46

Replace fuse ...................................................................................................46

Lighting ...............................................................................................................47

Adjusting the headlights ..............................................................................47

Replacing defective filament bulbs .............................................................47

Headlights ......................................................................................................48

Front indicator (4-wheeler) ..........................................................................49

Front indicator (3-wheeler) ..........................................................................50

Rear indicator ................................................................................................51

Back light .......................................................................................................52

Wheel change .....................................................................................................53

Disassembly of the drive wheels ..................................................................53

Assembly of the drive wheels ......................................................................53

Disassembly of the steering wheels (4-wheeler) ........................................53

Assembly of the steering wheels (4-wheeler) .............................................53

Disassembly of the steering wheel (3-wheeler) ..........................................54

Assembly of the steering wheel (3-wheeler) ..............................................54

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Information for the authorised dealer .............................................................56

Programming the driving behaviour ...........................................................56

Driving parameter .........................................................................................57

Standard programming ................................................................................57

Standard settings ..........................................................................................57

Technical data ............................................................................................. 58

Kilometric performance .....................................................................................58

Fuses ....................................................................................................................59

Lighting ...............................................................................................................59

Tools .....................................................................................................................59

Scooter, model 2.563 / 2.564 ..............................................................................60

Stickers/labels on the SCOOTER ........................................................................63

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

Inspection certiﬁ cate ..........................................................................................64

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

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FOREWORD

We thank you for the conﬁ dence you

have placed in our company by way of

choosing the SCOOTER.

The SCOOTER is a technical aid. It is

subject to explanations, requires reg-

ular 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 >.

!

Attention:

Read and observe before ﬁ rst op-

eration:

– this operating manual,

– the operating manual SCOOTER

<Control panel with LCD-display>.

– the safety and general handling in-

structions < Electronic vehicles >.

☞ Note:

Children should read this manual

as well as the safety and general

handling instructions < Electronic

vehicles > before ﬁ rst use of the

vehicle together with the parents,

supervisor or attendant.

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ACCEPTANCE

All products are checked for faults

in the factory and packed in special

boxes.

☞ 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 during

transport.

Please arrange the following if you

believe damage occurred during

transport:

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 ob-

serve these instructions or notify us

of damage after the goods have been

accepted.

☞ Note:

The packaging of the SCOOTER

should be stored for a further

transport that might become nec-

essary.

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OVERVIEW

Model: 2.564

The overview shows the most important components and operating equip-

ment.

Pos. Description

➀ Director (actuator)

➁ Control panel

➂ Handle bar grip

➃ Lever for steering column lock-

ing device

➄ Lever for seat lock

➅ Support wheel

➆ Brake light

➇ Back light / Rear indicator

Pos. Description

➀ Seat

➁ Drive lock/ Drive key

➂ Front basket

➃ Steering column

➄ Headlight

➅ Steering wheel

➆ Front indicator

➇ Drive wheel

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Pos. Description

➀ Director (actuator)

➁ Control panel

➂ Handle bar grip

➃ Lever for steering column lock-

ing device

➄ Lever for seat lock

➅ Support wheel

➆ Brake light

➇ Back light / Rear indicator

Pos. Description

➀ Seat

➁ Drive lock/ Drive key

➂ Steering column

➃ Front basket

➄ Headlight

➅ Steering wheel

➆ Front indicator

➇ Drive wheel

Model: 2.563

The overview shows the most important components and operating equip-

ment.

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Control panel

☞

Note:

The function and meaning of the

keys and symbols are explained

in the separate operating manual

SCOOTER < Control panel with

LCD-Display >.

Driving lock

(1) Driving lock

– Driving key position 0 (OFF)

– Driving key position 45° (push-

mode)

– Driving key position 90° (ON)

Battery charging socket

(2) Battery charging socket

– The battery charging socket (2) is

protected by a cover plate that can

be swivelled to the side.

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Drive key

Position of drive key

☞ Therefore also observe the oper-

ating manual SCOOTER < Control

panel with LCD-display >!

Position OFF

Driving key parallel to the steering

column (1).

☞ The SCOOTER is switched off.

Position push mode

Driving key turned 45° clockwise (2).

☞ The push mode is activated.

Position ON

Driving key turned 90° (3).

☞ The drive mode is activated.

– The display switches every 10 sec.

between daily/ and overall kilome-

tres.

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Director

The desired driving speed is achieved

through activation of the director via

the:

– the actuator as a seesaw device for

thumb activation (standard) ,

– the actuator as a thumb or ﬁ nger

seesaw lever (option) (1) ,

– acceleration rotary grip (option)

(2),

– foot accelerator (option) (3).

Selecting the driving direction

with the accelerator lever

Forward motion

right: press button with thumb

left: Pull lever with hand (option)

Rearward travel

left: Press button with thumb

right: Pull lever with hand (option)

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HANDLING THE SCOOT-

ER

!

Attention:

Observe the operating manual

SCOOTER < Control panel with

LCD-display >.

• Observe the safety and general

handling instructions < Electronic

vehicles >!

Speciﬁ cations

The SCOOTER is an environment-

friendly electric vehicle. It was de-

veloped to extend the mobility of

persons with health-related or age-re-

lated restrictions.

☞ The SCOOTER fulﬁ ls the < demands

of handicapped people > accord-

ing to EN 614-1.

Use

!

Attention:

The general capability of the driv-

er to participate in trafﬁ c 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.

Functional checks

The functions and safety of the

SCOOTER must be checked before the

start of each journey.

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Tips for accident prevention

Driving in street trafﬁ c

The valid trafﬁ c regulations must be

observed and abided when participat-

ing in public trafﬁ c.

▲ Carry out a brief braking and steer-

ing test at a – very low speed – af-

ter the initial movement.

▲ With the curve speed reduction

switched off there is an increased

danger of tilting in curves, espe-

cially for 3-wheel models.

– The driving manner is to be

adapted to the respective driving

situation. – Danger of accidents!

Safety information

▲ While driving, only activate the

drumbrake in emergency situa-

tions.

▲ The attachment/detachment of ac-

cessories/components can alter the

driving behaviour.

▲ Do not expose the SCOOTER to ex-

treme weather conditions.

▲ Protect the upholstery with a cover

and/or park the SCOOTER in a pro-

tected area.

▲ Temperature inﬂ uences through

lamps, sun or other sources of

warmth can damage the uphol-

stery parts, handgrips and panel-

ling or heat them up so much that

it may lead to scorching when they

come in contact with bare skin.

– Protect bare and heat sensitive

skin accordingly.

Locking the SCOOTER

Pull out the driving key to prevent an

unauthorised use of the SCOOTER.

Secure the SCOOTER against uninten-

tional rolling motion in push mode by

activating the hand brake.

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CE regulations

☞

Note:

This vehicle corresponds to the re-

spective demands of the EC-direc-

tive 93/42 EWG.

However, the possibility of interfer-

ence from high-frequency radiation

from other electrical equipment can-

not be excluded.

High-frequency radiation exists in the

proximity of, for example, radar and

broadcasting stations, all types of ra-

dio sets and radio telephones. Stop

the SCOOTER and switch it off imme-

diately if it reacts in an uncontrolled

manner or causes interference to oth-

er electronic devices.

☞ Note:

The SCOOTER can disturb highly

sensitive, electromagnetic ﬁ elds of

other electronic devices, as for ex-

ample antitheft devices in stores.

The connection of other electrical de-

vices can also cause malfunctions.

!

Attention:

Generally do not operate the

SCOOTER within the direct sur-

rounding of medical devices with

a high hazard potential and/or life

retaining function as well as diag-

nostic equipment.

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Drive-/push mode

☞

Note:

☞ The weight of the SCOOTER makes

corresponding steering and push-

ing forces necessary.

☞ Switch the SCOOTER into the push

mode only for manoeuvring on a

level surface.

Selecting the motor mode

For this insert the driving key into the

socket and turn 90° clockwise into the

ON position (1).

☞ The SCOOTER is now ready for

driving.

Selecting the push mode

For this turn the driving key into the

45°-locking position (2). This prese-

lects the push mode.

The SCOOTER can be pushed as long

as the push-mode key (3) is pressed

down.

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Selecting the operation

!

Attention:

The functions and safety of the

SCOOTER must be checked before

the start of each journey.

Before ﬁ rst operation the batteries

should be charged through the charg-

ing socket (1).

☞ Therefore observe chapter < Charg-

ing batteries >.

!

Attention:

Only enter or exit the seat of the

SCOOTER when the driving key is

pulled.

– An unintentional movement of

the accelerator lever can cause an

uncontrolled movement of the

SCOOTER!

– Danger of accident!

• Do not insert objects, other than

the driving key, resp. the battery

charging plug into the correspond-

ing sockets.

– Danger of short circuit!

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Adjusting the steering column

For stepless adjustment of the steer-

ing column press the locking lever (1)

down.

!

Attention:

Hold onto the steering column

with one hand at the handle bar in

order to prevent it from uninten-

tionally swivelling down.

– 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 the SCOOTER (3) insert

the driving key into the lock of the

steering column ﬁ rst and turn 90°

clockwise (2).

☞ Therefore also observe the oper-

ating manual SCOOTER < Control

panel with LCD-display >!

!

Attention:

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 director during

the initiation phase of about one

second.

– The electronic is ready when the

speed gauge (1) shows up in the

LCD-display.

Battery charge condition

After activation the symbol of the

battery gauge (2) shows the battery

charging condition.

☞ 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 an empty battery symbol is

shown in the LCD-display the bat-

teries should be charged immedi-

ately.

▲ If the LCD-display shows an Error

E00 to E99 instead of the speed

value (1), an error according to the

error list has occurred.

☞ View chapter < Maintenance >

paragraph < Fault clearance >.

▲ If the LCD-display shows Error E10

instead of the speed value (1), the

director was moved too soon dur-

ing the initiation phase.

– Release the director and switch

the SCOOTER off and on again.

– Wait for the initiation phase to

complete.

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Recharging batteries

The batteries should be charged right

after the use of the SCOOTER so that

the complete driving performance is

available the next day.

Every battery has a normal "self-dis-

charge". The batteries should be

recharged once a month when the

SCOOTER is not used for a long pe-

riod of time. This keeps the SCOOTER

ready for use.

Batteries should only be charged with

a battery charger that is suitable for

the type and rating of the batteries.

The guarantee is only preserved to

its full extent when battery chargers

supplied and recommended by us are

used.

▲ Observe the safety and general

handling instructions < Electronic

vehicles >!

▲ Avoid spark build up through elec-

trical static (for example caused by

synthetic ﬂ oor covers).

▲ Observe the contents of the op-

erating manual for the battery

charger.

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