User manual POWAKADDY ROBOKADDY BROCHURE

[. . . ] TIP: Place the rear of the battery into the tray first, then tip forwards G G Parts Identification Antenna On / Off Rocker Switch Rotary Speed Control Knob Handle LED Indicator Upper Bag Stay Base Controller under battery tray Battery Connection Lead Wheel Spring Clip Front Wheel Assembly Lower Bag Stay 2 RoboKaddy Transmitter Information IMPORTANT PRACTICE IN AN OPEN SPACE AWAY FROM OBSTRUCTIONS Study your handset and learn the functions below. Before you start, check that both the rocker and rotary controls are off. NOTE: If the battery is connected with the rotary speed control turned up the machine will remain stationary until enabled by first winding the rotary speed control back to zero. Press this key once and the RoboKaddy will start to move in a forward direction. Keeping your finger on the key will take the RoboKaddy to maximum speed. [. . . ] If the LED is solid red this indicates that the base controller is not receiving communication from the handle. If the LED is giving short red flashes of about half a second the internal thermal cut out has been activated due to some kind of overload. The thermal cut out is re-set by disconnecting the battery and re-connecting. Please see the trouble shooting guide for further details. 6 RoboKaddy Matching your handset to your machine If you should ever lose your handset OR you have had the need to re-code it, it will be necessary to match it to your machine in order that they can communicate. The "code" of your unit is shown next to the serial number label which is located underneath the battery tray, you will need to quote the code when speaking with us. Serial Number 12345 Code 253 Should you need to change the code of your handset and receiver you will need some specialist help from PowaKaddy. In the highly unlikely situation that you find yourself and a playing partner on the same code, you will both need to revert to manual operation for that round. Left/Right Tracking adjustment Your machine has been factory set to go in a straight line, however, minor adjustments can be made using the trimmer (see below) or bigger adjustments can be made using the front wheel adjuster. Remove the nut covers on the front wheel and loosen the nut slightly until you can move the wheel left and right within a slot, then re-tighten the bolt. Put the machine into freewheel mode with the wheels in the outer position and push the cart forwards freely, keep adjusting until a straight line on a flat surface like Tarmac or concrete is achieved. NOTE: If you have air tyres insure that they are both between 8 -12 psi (0. 55 - 0. 83 bar). Left/Right trimmer ­ for fine adjustments Occasionally, you may find that your cart has a bias to the left or to the right, even on flat terrain. On the Base Controller under the battery tray is a small rotary knob, this will give left and right bias. Turn gently to the right to give a turn to the right and vice versa when turned left. You will need to experiment to get the perfect line, a bit like golf really!NOTE ­ The degree of turn may vary from one side to the other depending on bag load and course conditions. PowaKaddy Customer Care 01795 473 555 7 Questions and Answers How do I switch the trolley from manual control to remote control?a) Simply start to use the handset with the plus key the trolley will automatically switch to remote mode. How do I regain manual control from remote mode?Turn the rotary speed control knob to the desired setting. How do I use the trolley in manual mode from the start?Turn the rotary speed control knob and adjust to the desired setting. How do I brake the trolley on a downhill slope when in remote mode?However the trolley can still move forward down the slope against the motors. If an "emergency stop" is required you must press the brake key for more than 1/2 second. In these conditions, as with any trolley, you will need to hold the handle and help the trolley along in manual mode. b) Are there any special conditions that I should be aware of? [. . . ] If you loosen these screws for any reason, you MUST re-seal them with silicone sealant. A four hour round of golf played once a week for 12 months is equivalent to, say, four years use out of a lawnmower. So once a year, at least, thoroughly inspect your cart, and if you notice any symptoms of wear, consult your local PowaKaddy service agent. It is advisable to have your charger checked periodically, particularly when buying a new battery. [. . . ]