COMPACT II HAND CONTROL
OWNER/OPERATOR MANUAL
North America
Page 1: ...COMPACT II HAND CONTROL OWNER OPERATOR MANUAL North America North America...
Page 2: ...driving any vehicle with a hand control Follow all instructions Heed all warnings and cautions Keep these instructions in the vehicle so they may be read by any vehicle operator before use Must be In...
Page 3: ...RATOR AND SLOWING DOWN 6 IDLING THE ENGINE 6 BRAKING 7 LOCKING THE BRAKE 7 DISENGAGING THE HAND CONTROLS 7 PLACING THE HAND CONTROL BACK IN TO POSITION 8 INSTRUCTIONS FOR NON PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED DRIVE...
Page 4: ...t pedals is not authorized Most states and providence s require restrictions on driver licenses to operate hand controls If you do not have a valid driver s license for operating hand controls you sho...
Page 5: ...e available space and can reach the controls without reaching or stretching Make Sure Controls are in Good Working Order Do not use the hand control if any kind of malfunction is apparent Any damage o...
Page 6: ...additional information that needs special attention when learning a concept or performing a procedures The Compact II Hand Control is made for simple and reliable operation The control is mechanicall...
Page 7: ...Brake on page 8 2 Brake Button During maintenance or repair only The cover opens to reveal the connec tions made between the hand control and the rods that operate the vehicles 3 Contoured Cover Use...
Page 8: ...or space and construction of the vehicle Make sure your know where each control is and be certain of your ability to quickly reach and operate the controls comfortably In addition you must be certain...
Page 9: ...to control your vehicle at all times ACCELERATING AND SLOWING DOWN To accelerate pull handle of hand control back Hold it in this position when the desired speed is reached To slow down allow handle...
Page 10: ...celerator handle and release the handle The pressure of the pedal now holds the lock To unlock slightly push the brake lever The lock releases automatically There is no need to push the brake lock but...
Page 11: ...Non physically impaired persons could drive by using the pedals but In order to minimize any risk we recommend the vehicle not to be used by a non physically impaired persons on a regular basis Except...
Page 12: ...The number consists of the production batch and serial number 9 NOTE It is strongly recommended that all of the above maintenance and any necessary repairs should be done only by a NMEDA QAP National...
Page 13: ...denied This Warranty states the entire liability of Veigel MPD with respect to the products it manufactures It is exclusive and in lieu of all warranties expressed or implied including but not limited...
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Page 15: ...License Plate Installation Technician Supervisor Signature Signature Test Drive Completed Installation OK Additional Parts needed Remarks Part No All bolts tightened and sealed Ball sockets are fitted...
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