Service
5.
Disconnect battery cable (1).
6.
Remove rear wheel fixing screws.
7.
Remove rear wheels.
8.
Remove drive unit. See
4.10.1 Replacing drive unit, page
29
.
9.
Remove screws (1) on power module (2).
•
Rhino1:
Fig. 4-7 DS112KB02/DS162KD01
•
Rhino 2:
Fig. 4-8 DS120
Fig. 4-9 DS160
10.
Replace power module (2).
11. Install parts in reverse order.
12. Load drive program onto power module. See controls
software description.
13. Test all functions (trial run).
4.5.6 Setup settings
Operating console (LED version)
Arrangement
A
Status display
B
Switching on/off curve control (reduction of speed
when driving in a curve)
C
Hazard lights
D
Horn
E
Left-hand direction indicator (switches itself off
automatically after 30 seconds)
F
Speed control dial
G
Right-hand direction indicator (switches itself off
automatically after 30 seconds)
H
Lighting
I
Low speed mode
J
Drive lever
Status display
The ON/OFF diode (1) is used as a fault display
(status display). It will flash if there is a problem
with the scooter. The number of flashes indicates
the type of error. Refer to
4.2.3 Error codes and
diagnostic codes, page 9
.
Battery indication gauge
Low battery indication: Every time the scooter is
activated or at work when battery capacity is lower
than 25%, the electronic system will beep three
times.
Overdischarge protection: after a certain drive time
on reserve battery power the electronic system
switches the drive off automatically and brings the
scooter to a standstill. If you do not drive your
scooter for a while the batteries will "recuperate"
and allow a further, but short, journey. However,
after a very brief journey the battery reserve symbol
will illuminate again and the electronic system will
beep three times. This procedure leads to battery
damage and should be avoided if possible!
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