Blumil SPORT, User Manual

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Page 3: ...ARNINGS 5 PARTS 8 DISPLAY AND BUTTONS 12 INSTALLING REMOVING THE BATTERY 13 CHARGING 13 CONNECTING BLUMIL SPORT TO A WHEELCHAIR 14 ADJUSTING THE STEERING COLUMN ANGLE 17 WHEELCHAIRS WITH HIGH FOOTPLATES 18 THE RIDE 19 MAINTENANCE OF THE BATTERY PACK 19 BLUMIL WARRANTY 20 ...

Page 4: ...ing a button BLUMIL SPORT makes it possible for millions of people around the world to enjoy a new sense of freedom Grab your helmet and let s go for a ride you are about to experience TRUE FREEDOM with your BLUMIL SPORT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Max SPEED 35 km h Can be limited Range Do 70 km Battery 696 Wh Engine Power 500 W Climbing angle do 10 Wheel Diameter 12 Max user weight 120 kg Weight wit...

Page 5: ...is subject to all road traffic regulations Beginners should be especially careful when driving Familiarize yourself with the braking distance for different speeds You should also familiarize yourself with the general traffic regulations To be able to move steadily in a straight line avoid sudden steering movements when driving at high speed or cornering A three wheeled vehicle is always less stabl...

Page 6: ... connection with the Blumil SPORT When moving on wet surfaces the risk of slipping is increased due to the less grip of the tires In this situation the driving style should be adjusted accordingly Riding the wheelchair with Blumil SPORT attached risks serious injury or death from falls loss of traction loss of balance collisions and other accidents Do not ride with BLUMIL SPORT unless it has been ...

Page 7: ...ay get caught in squeezed in the elements of Blumil You need to be very careful After regulating the Blumil always make sure that the bolts are screwed securely Please keep away from children under the age of 5 choking hazard Protect from fire and flammables ...

Page 8: ...8 PARTS ...

Page 9: ...9 1 Brake lever 2 Horn 3 Display a Battery charge indicator b Speed c Distance d Driving mode 4 Battery 5 Connect disconnect button 6 Throttle 7 Reverse gear 8 Display a b Center button c ...

Page 10: ...10 9 Tire 10 Brake disc 11 Lever lock 12 Steering wheel angle adjustment 13 Cover 14 Lock 15 USB socket 16 Center bracket ...

Page 11: ...11 17 Charging port 18 Main switch ...

Page 12: ...uttons changes the maximum speed 1 6 km h 2 20 km h 3 35 km h Light switch touch the button of the center display controller to turn the lights on off Horn touch the horn button to sound the horn Additional information Pressing the and buttons twice quickly shows additional information about the trip WARNING Mode 3 is for expert drivers and is enabled at your own risk ...

Page 13: ... with the key 3 Slide the battery up and pull it towards you 4 During installation gently insert the battery vertically and lock it with the key CHARGING 1 Turn off the power 2 Open the plastic charging port plug 3 Connect the charging cable 4 When finished close the plastic plug ...

Page 14: ... Keep the button pressed until the clamp rests on the footrest of the wheelchair After connecting make sure that the system is firmly connected by moving the steering handle from side to side so that there is no movement If the front wheels of the wheelchair do not rise to a height of at least 2 cm a different position of the footrest in relation to the bumper should be set To do this you have to ...

Page 15: ...15 Footrest next to the bumper ...

Page 16: ...16 Footrest away from the bumper ...

Page 17: ...by adjusting the angle of the steering wheel To move the steering column closer or further follow these steps 1 Loosen the steering tilt screw 2 Determine the correct angle by moving the steering wheel forwards or backwards 3 Tighten the steering wheel tilt screw very tightly NOTE Adjusting the angle affects how high the front wheels of the wheelchair are raised from the ground ...

Page 18: ... the provided longer screws M6x70 This can be done in a couple of steps 1 Remove the rubber stands by unscrewing the 4 M6x70 screws 2 Please insert through the holes longer screws that are provided 3 Screw in the additional nuts 1 on each side firmly so that the screws aren t moving 4 Screw in the remaining 4 nuts 1 on each side about half way they will be needed for the next step 5 Screw in the 4...

Page 19: ... of the brakes To stop completely it is necessary to press the lever brake When riding up too steep hills the Blumil SPORT might turn itself off to prevent overheating and damaging the motor MAINTENANCE OF THE BATTERY PACK The battery is the most important part of the drive To maximize battery life follow the steps below 1 Carefully read the precautions on the battery label and follow the instruct...

Page 20: ...rranty Service Prior to returning any part or product for warranty service you must first contact the certified reseller from whom you purchased your BLUMIL product If no such reseller exists you must contact BLUMIL via email at info blumil com If the part or product in question is found to be defective and warrantable you will be responsible for shipping the part or product back to BLUMIL or the ...

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