Mini Crosser MC 130 T 3W, Instructions For Use Manual

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Mini Crosser A/S

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Make sure that the backrest is upright, and that the seat is in the lowest possible position.

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We recommend using the seatbelt if users are unable to keep themselves in a good 

 driving 

position.

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Drive safely to suit the conditions. Allow for the light, traffi c and weather. Be particularly  

careful when driving in the dark or in bad weather (e.g. rain or snow). Do not drive on 

slopes with a poor surface (e.g. snow, ice, newly mown grass, wet grass and wet leaves).

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Never drive your scooter when intoxicated in any way (alcohol, drugs or medicine).

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Cut your speed immediately if you feel you are losing control.

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Always use the indicators when changing directions.

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Check that the lights and indicators work before starting. Switch the lights on during  

 lighting-up 

time.

Keep both hands on the tiller as far as possible, and keep a fi rm grip.

NB!

Even though your Mini Crosser is extremely stable, it could tip over. Avoid any sudden changes in 
speed and direction at high speed, in poor conditions and (in particular) when driving on a slope.

Over short distances your Mini Crosser can cope with steeper slopes than stated in its design 
specifi cations (both up and down). In such circumstances there is a greater risk that your Mini 
Crosser might tip (and even overturn completely). So make sure you observe the guidelines below 
extremely carefully.

New users should practise the following in an area where there is no other traffi c:

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Set your Mini Crosser at low speed. Practise driving forwards and reversing. Adjust the  

speed selector (see fi gure 1) up and down gradually, and note the effect this has on your  

 speed.

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Practise starting and braking. Get used to your Mini Crosser’s reaction times.

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Practise driving in narrow spaces (you will need this in shops or when driving through  

 doors).

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Practise turning, and fi nd out how much space you need for this. Always drive slowly  

when turning. Practise reversing as well.

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Practise driving round bends, over obstacles and on slopes. Always drive straight up and  

down over kerbs and up/down ramps - never at an angle. See the fi gures on the pages  

 below.

Section 4C 

General safety tips

Section 4D 

Practice makes perfect