Changing the world one Vehicle at a Time
I.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
a.
Turn the ignition switch to the OFF position and remove the key. DO NOT charge the
Pushpak with the ignition in the ON position.
b.
Make sure the battery power cable inside the battery compartment is securely plugged into
the battery.
c.
Make sure the battery switch inside the battery compartment is in the ON position and that
all attached wires are secure.
NOTE: Some models of Pushpak have no battery switch. In this case, skip to step d.
below.
d.
Plug the receptacle (female) end of the charger power cable into the Pushpak charging outlet.
e.
Plug the charger power cable into a standard household AC 110V outlet.
NOTE: To protect the Pushpak from potential damage as a result of power surges, it is strongly
recommended that a surge protective device is used when plugging into a standard household AC
110V outlet. Damage resulting from a power surge is not covered by the warranty.
Charger Light Indicators
f.
When the charger power cable is plugged in, the charger box light will be activated.
g.
A red light on the charger box indicates that the battery is not fully charged
h.
A flashing green light on the charger box indicates that your Pushpak is nearly fully charged.
i.
A solid green light on the charger box indicates you're your Pushpak is fully charged.
j.
Promptly unplug the charger once the green light is displayed.
II.
BATTERY INFORMATION & SAFEGUARD
The lithium ion battery that comes with your Pushpak can last over 1000 charges or 2 to 3 years with
average use and proper care. Do not use the battery for any other purpose than to power your
Pushpak. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the battery.
The battery is equipped with battery circuit protection which safeguards the battery from overcharging. If
any electrical functions on your Pushpak are not properly working, the battery
will automatically shut off. If this occurs, follow the steps below to reset your Pushpak:
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