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3.3 CHECKS AND VERIFICATIONS

Checks must be carried out as indicated in the Maintenance 
chapter (page 32)

 

of this manual.

If worn or faulty parts are not replaced promptly, the 
Manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any accidental 
damage that may result. Inspections must be carried out by an 
expert; they must be visual and functional in order to guarantee 
the vehicle's safety.

They shall include the following:
• Checking all the load-bearing structures, which must not 

show any breakage, damage, deformation, corrosion, wear or 
alteration with respect to the original characteristics;

•  Inspection of all mechanical parts;
•  Inspection of all safety devices installed on the vehicle;
•  Check all pin and bolt connections;
•  Functional check of the vehicle;
•  Check the condition of the vehicle.
The results of this check must be recorded on a special form.

IMPORTANT! If anomalies are detected, they must be 

rectified before the vehicle is put back into service, 

and the expert carrying out the check must note on 

the card that the repair has been carried out, thus giving 

approval for the vehicle to be used.

In the event of a breakage or dangerous anomaly, the service 
department must be notified immediately.

Take the vehicle out of service if there is a malfunction and 
contact the service department immediately.  

Make sure that there are no objects between the vehicle parts.

Make sure that no objects remain between the moving parts 
after any maintenance work.

WARNING! In order to guarantee maximum safety 

when handling the vehicle, it is in any case 

PROHIBITED to:

•  tamper with any part of the vehicle;

•  leave moving parts unattended;

• use the vehicle in working order but not in complete 

efficiency;

•  modify the vehicle in order to change its originally intended 

use, without explicit authorisation from the Manufacturer 

or without assuming full responsibility as required by the 

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC;

•  move moving parts by means of manual operations if there 

is no power supply.

Summary of Contents for Crew

Page 1: ...WELCOME TO ALBA CREW...

Page 2: ...R RECHARGING 4 63 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 5 VEHICLE DESCRIPTION 21 5 1 DIMENSIONS 5 2 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 5 3 TECHNICAL DATA 5 4 STANDARD SUPPL Y 6 USE 23 6 1 BATTERY PACK CHARGING AND SAFETY INFORMAT...

Page 3: ...is manual before use you will find all the information about your new vehicle and important safety recommendations If you have any further questions regarding operation or maintenance please contact y...

Page 4: ...ed in an environment protected from moisture and heat inside the vehicle 2 1 MANUFACTURER S IDENTIFICATION DATA MANUFACTURER TCN S r l Alba Mobility Division REGISTERED OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUART...

Page 5: ...o del materiale elettrico destinao a essere adoperato entro taluni limiti di tensione ITALIA ALBA GC 2 4 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE INFORMATION We recommend that you always contact the manufacturer s offici...

Page 6: ...ilure to comply with the above the Manufacturer is not liable for the consequences We recommend that you request any modifications directly from the Manufacturer clean vehicle upholstery panels and co...

Page 7: ...y must be rectified before the vehicle is put back into service and the expert carrying out the check must note on the card that the repair has been carried out thus giving approval for the vehicle to...

Page 8: ...se specified by the Manufacturer which may create damage to the vehicle and dangerous situations for the operator and or user is considered incorrect or improper 3 5 CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR USE WARNING...

Page 9: ...nce the state of the ground covered by the vehicle in order to adapt the driving characteristics to the ground conditions Improper use and or poor maintenance of the vehicle can cause serious damage o...

Page 10: ...16 3 7 SIGNS There are a numberof stickers on thevehicle reminding the user of certain prohibitions or good practices for using the vehicle Under the steering wheel Golf bag compartment Behind the sea...

Page 11: ...The vehicle is recharged using a standard 220V wall socket The socket must be positioned in a safe place protected from atmospheric agents and in a non explosive area The Manufacturer shall not be hel...

Page 12: ...hicle a general check should be carried out as follows Batteries After lifting the seat and gaining access to the battery compartment carry out the following checks Check the battery terminals for cor...

Page 13: ...UPPL Y The vehicle is supplied as standard including 220V battery charging cable electromagnetic brake release kit Instruction manual for use and maintenance 6 1 BATTERY PACK CHARGING AND SAFETY INFOR...

Page 14: ...t Precautions for use ensure that all battery connections and cables are securely connected to the terminal loose or too tight connections may cause breakage melting or fire do not place objects on ba...

Page 15: ...eck the battery charge status turn the key to the ON position photo E F in this way it will be possible to display the charge percentage on the indicator placed above the steering wheel photo D While...

Page 16: ...ly other objects without exceeding the maximum load value LED front headlights 1 tow hook 2 front wheels 3 battery compartment 4 battery charger 5 glove compartment with lock 6 brake oil reservoir 7 b...

Page 17: ...recommended to return to the charging point immediately GREEN 7 sectors Indicates that the remaining battery charge is between 20 and 100 guaranteeing a maximum range of up to approximately 60km WARNI...

Page 18: ...ear lights this position maintains the ON state Forward control D Following actuation of the button identified with the letter D by acting on the accelerator pedal the vehicle moves forward Reverse co...

Page 19: ...up with distilled or de ionised water CAUTION Do not top up batteries before charging this increases the risk of acid leakage during charging as the liquid will boil After fully charging the batteries...

Page 20: ...d then the positive terminal connecting it to the vehicle before starting the replacement unscrew the locking nuts located on the brackets both inside the battery compartment and under the vehicle flo...

Page 21: ...DROLINK SYSTEM If the vehicle is equipped with the automatic filling system as shown in the picture below simply connect the filling tube and introduce demineralised water Thefollowingproceduremustbec...

Page 22: ...vehicle falling from a jack or stand make sure you take the following precautions place the vehicle on a solid stable and level surface do not perform any operation without ensuring that the vehicle...

Page 23: ...nearthevehicle control inverter There are three sizes of fuse a 5A beige fuse protecting the controller a 30A green fuse protecting the battery charger and a 350A fuse protecting the battery supply Th...

Page 24: ...It is particularly recommended not to wash the steering wheel with detergents chemical agents as this could cause deterioration Use a cloth soaked in soapy water and dry thoroughly Never wash and dry...

Page 25: ...eekly and monthly checks maintenance If the vehicle is not working properly contact service Any servicing not specified in this manual should be carried out by official service personnel Always remind...

Page 26: ...front wheel an ALBA specialist technician should be contacted to check for possible damage to the steering system c The charger does not charge the vehicle I Check that you have inserted the charging...

Page 27: ...customer service h The lights do not work I Check that the fuses are not blown II Check the DC DC charger for faults or anomalies III Check for 12V on the USB If absent the problem is related to DC D...

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