Bruno The regal cub 35 3 wheel FWD, REGAL CUB 35 Operator's Manual

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THE REGAL CUB 35 3 WHEEL FWD

*ILLUSTRATION SHOWS REGAL CUB WITH DELUXE SEAT AND FRONT BUMPER OPTIONS

1780 EXECUTIVE DR., P.O., BOX 84 OCONOMOWOC, WI 53066 (262) 567-4990 FAX: (262) 567-4341

OPERATORS MANUAL

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MAN-CUB-3

REVISED 01-02-2001

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

COVER.............................................................................................................................. 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS.................................................................................................... 3

CE SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................... 4

PREFACE.......................................................................................................................... 5

IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS.......................................................................................6 - 9

SEAT ADJUSTMENT

SEAT POST.......................................................................................10

SEAT SWIVEL...................................................................................11

DELUXE SEAT ANGLE ADJUSTMENT............................................11

FLIP-UP ARMRESTS........................................................................ 11

BACKREST HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT................................................12

SEAT CUSHION DEPTH ADJUSTMENT..........................................12

MULTIPLE LEVER POSITIONING.................................................... 13

DELUXE SEAT PLATE INSTALLATION........................................... 14

WHEEL ADJUSTMENT.....................................................................................................15

ADJUSTING TENSION IN CHAIN.....................................................................................16

BATTERY INFORMATION........................................................................................17 - 20

OPERATION

TILLER ADJUSTMENT..................................................................... 21

TILLER OPERATION........................................................................ 22

SPEED LIMITER SWITCH ADJUSTMENT....................................... 23

BOARDING YOUR SCOOTER......................................................... 24

BRAKING.......................................................................................... 24

BATTERY CONDITION..................................................................... 25

FILLING TIRES WITH AIR................................................................ 25

MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED INCLINE.............................................26

MANUAL REAR WHEEL BRAKE.................................................................................... 27

TRANSPORTING YOUR REGAL CUB............................................................................ 28

SWITCHING THUMB CONTROL DIRECTION................................................................. 29

SCOOTER MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................. 30

AVAILABLE OPTIONS..............................................................................................31 - 40

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM.................................................................................................... 41

EMI AND RFI INFORMATION...................................................................................42 - 44

TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................45 & 46

LOWER TILLER ASSEMBLY............................................................................................47

UPPER TILLER ASSEMBLY.............................................................................................48

COMPLETE TILLER ASSEMBLY.....................................................................................49

UPPER DELTA TILLER ASSEMBLY................................................................................50

COMPLETE DELTA TILLER ASSEMBLY........................................................................ 51

EXPLODED VIEW............................................................................................................. 52

EXPLODED VIEW............................................................................................................. 53

17" / 20" / 22" UPHOLSTERED ARMREST ASSEMBLIES............................................. 54

LEFT & RIGHT SEAT HINGE ASSEMBLY....................................................................... 55

SEAT OPTIONS................................................................................................................ 56

SEAT OPTIONS.................................................................................................................57

EXPLODED VIEW (CUB OPTIONS)................................................................................. 58

EXPLODED VIEW (CUB POWER SEAT)......................................................................... 60

PARTS LISTING (CUB POWER SEAT)............................................................................ 61

LIMITED WARRANTY....................................................................................................... 62

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PREFACE

Thank you for purchasing a new REGAL CUB 35 by Bruno. We are confident your new REGAL CUB will open many doors for mobility and independence.

This manual is designed to instruct you in the proper care and use of your scooter and to answer questions frequently asked by our customers. Please read all sections of this manual so that you will be able to safely use your REGAL CUB'S many features and understand how to care for it in a way which will promote years of economical, reliable service.

REVISED 01-02-2000

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SAFETY

CAUTION:

DO NOT OPERATE

YOUR SCOOTER

WHEN PARKING

BRAKE IS OFF

SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURE

FOR YOUR SAFETY AND TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO YOUR REGAL CUB, IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING RULES.

1. Lock the (optional) 360 degrees seat swivel plate when operating your REGAL CUB. NOTE: The

standard 90 degree swivel plate has an automatic locking mechanism.

2. Pull Key Jack to "off" position before getting on and off your vehicle.

3. Come to a complete stop before attempting reverse direction.

4. Approach curbs, bumps, and other obstructions very slowly.

5. Drive slowly and have an assistant help you during the initial training period.

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SAFETY

6. For additional stability, keep the seating height adjusted at the lowest comfortable position. Have the rear wheels extended to widest position for your traveling conditions.

7. When traveling outside, have rear wheels in widest setting. This greatly increases your stability.

8. Always disconnect the batteries before servicing your REGAL CUB.

9. Notice what type of surface you are riding on (i.e. Is the grass wet?) and adjust speed accordingly.

OFF

10. When stopping on an incline use the manual parking brake located on the left or right side near the rear wheel. Push the lever forward until the brake is engaged.

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SAFETY

CAUTION:

CLEAN YOUR

REGAL CUB WITH A

DAMP CLOTH OR

SPONGE. DO NOT

USE ABRASIVE

CLEANERS WHICH

WILL DAMAGE THE

FINISH. DO NOT

ATTEMPT TO "HOSE

IT OFF" OR CLEAN IT WITH STEAM OR A HIGH PRESSURE

WASHER AS THIS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS ELECTRICAL

MALFUNCTION.

SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURE

DO NOT

1. Do not make sharp turns at high speeds as it could result in tipping.

2. Do not back down inclines as it may result in overturning.

3. Do not sit on the REGAL CUB in a moving vehicle.

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SAFETY

SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURE

4. Do not travel crosswise on an incline as you may tip over.

CAUTION:

ALWAYS REMOVE

THE KEY SO THE POWER IS "OFF"

BEFORE MOUNTING

OR DISMOUNTING

THE SCOOTER,

ESPECIALLY ON AN

INCLINE.

CAUTION:

DO NOT RIDE

SCOOTER

BAREFOOT

5. Do not turn abruptly when traveling up or down an incline as it may cause tipping.

6. Do not allow anyone to ride with you on your

REGAL CUB.

7. Do not operate your REGAL CUB near stairs, steps, curbs or terraces where you might inadvertently drop a wheel off the edge of a step.

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HINT:

IF YOU ARE

ADJUSTING OR

REMOVING YOUR

SEAT POST

FREQUENTLY - THE

OPTIONAL QUICK

RELEASE PIN WOULD

BE OF GREAT

ASSISTANCE.

SEAT ADJUSTMENT

SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Your REGAL CUB seat has several adjustments for comfort and safety.

Five holes are provided in the seat post to allow five seat height adjustments.

To adjust seat height:

1. Lift the Seat off the Seat post.

2. Remove the 3/8-16 x 2.5" hex head cap screw from the seat post.

3. Raise or lower the seat post, as desired, and replace the bolt. CAUTION: Do not over tighten the bolt as this will distort the Seat post and outer Seat post tube. Note: The dealer should make this adjustment

at the time of purchase.

FIGURE 1

SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

INNER SEAT POST

OUTER SEAT POST

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SEAT ADJUSTMENT

SEAT SWIVEL

Your REGAL CUB'S seat is designed to swivel 360 degrees and can be locked every 90 degrees. Pushing the seat swivel lever forward releases the swivel clamp and allows you to rotate to the next 90 degree increment, the seat will automatically lock securely in place. *The swivel plate can be set up to release the seat swivel by pushing the seat swivel lever backward. (*SEE PAGE 9) Repeat until the desired position is obtained. NOTE: If swivel locking in other than 90 degree increments is desired, an optional 360 degree swivel, which can be locked in any position, is available.

DELUXE SEAT ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

FLIP-UP ARMRESTS

The deluxe seat features flip-up armrests for easy entry and exit from the scooter.

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SEAT ADJUSTMENT

BACKREST HEIGHT (DELUXE SEAT ONLY)

The slotted Backrest Support Brackets allow three-inches of Backrest Height Adjustment.

PEEL BACK FABRIC TO ADJUST SEAT HEIGHT

SEAT CUSHION DEPTH (DELUXE SEAT ONLY)

Slots in the Seat Cushion Mounting Brackets allow three inches of Seat Depth Adjustment.

SEAT CUSHION ADJUSTMENT

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SEAT ADJUSTMENT

MULTIPLE LEVER POSITIONING

Install the seat plate with user comfort and convenience in mind. The swivel lever is designed to be installed on the right or the left, front and rear of the seat as shown in the following diagram

MULTIPLE LEVER POSITIONING

RIGHT HANDED REAR LEVER POSITION LEFT HANDED REAR LEVER POSITION

RIGHT HANDED FRONT LEVER POSITIION LEFT HANDED FRONT LEVER POSITIION

Your REGAL CUB'S seat has three sets of slots for forward, middle and back seat adjustment. Seat position may be changed by repositioning the four bolts located on the bottom of the seat as shown on following page.

NOTE: THE SEAT AND TILLER SHOULD BE POSITIONED FOR MAXIMUM USER COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY AND STABILITY, ADJUST THE SEAT TO THE LOWEST MOST FORWARD COMFORTABLE POSITION.

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SEAT ADJUSTMENT

SEAT PLATE INSTALLATION - DELUXE SEAT

1/4-20 X 1' LG BOLT SEAT IN FORWARD POSITION

1/4-20 X 1' LG BOLT

SEAT IN CENTER POSITION

SEAT IN REAR POSITION

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WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

REAR WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

There are three positions for rear wheel adjustment. The overall width of the scooter changes with each adjustment. For the most stable outdoor use, extend the wheels to 24 inches.

TO ADJUST THE WHEELS:

HINT:

IF YOU FIND YOUR-

SELF ADJUSTING

WHEEL WIDTHS

OFTEN, OUR QUICK

RELEASE WHEEL

OPTION MAY

BENEFIT YOU.

REAR WHEEL ADJUSTMENT

1. Loosen the set screws located on the frame axle tube shown on the illustration below.

2. Remove the existing bolts, locknuts and decorative caps from the frame axle tube.

3. Slide the wheels to the desired position, making sure the same change is done on each side. This will ensure a safe and balanced ride.

4. Replace the bolts, tighten nuts in the frame axle tube and tighten the set screws.

UNDERSIDE VIEW OF SCOOTER

NORMALLY SHIPPED IN EXTENDED POSITION

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ADJUSTING CHAIN TENSION

[ ] Remove the drive side shroud (#12 on exploded view)

[ ] Loosen the two screws shown.

[ ] Grasp motor and pivot up.

CAUTION:

ALWAYS DISCONNECT

BATTERY FROM

SCOOTER BEFORE

WORKING ON IT.

HAVE CHAIN CHECKED

EVERY 6 MONTHS FOR

PROPER TENTION

ADJUSTING CHAIN TENSION

[ ] Place chain on the sprockets and lubricate with a lithium

based chain lube.

[ ] Grasp motor and pivot down so that the chain is snug. The

chain is at correct tension when it can move 1/4" side to side.

[ ] Tighten screws.

[ ] Check chain tension again (it sometimes moves when the

screws are being tightened).

[ ] Replace drive shroud.

LOOSEN THESE SCREWS

MOTOR PIVOT

MOTOR

CHAIN MOVEMENT

CHECK CHAIN TENSION HERE

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BATTERY INFORMATION

NOTE:

IF THE SCOOTER

BATTERIES ARE LOW

ON CHARGE, THE

YELLOW LIGHT WILL

GLOW STEADILY. AS

THE BATTERIES ARE

BEING CHARGED, THE

YELLOW LIGHT WILL

BEGIN TO FLASH,

RAPIDLY AT FIRST,

THEN MORE SLOWLY

AS THE BATTERIES

ACQUIRE THEIR

CHARGE. THE GREEN

LIGHT WILL BEGIN TO

FLASH AS THE BATTER-

IES APPROACH FULL

CHARGE. THE BATTER-

IES ARE FULLY

CHARGED WHEN THE

GREEN LIGHT BLINKS

SLOWLY AND

STEADILY.

We recommend using only gelled electrolyte batteries (commonly called gel cells) or starved electrolyte batteries because it eliminates potential acid spills, reduces emission of corrosive vapors and allows you to transport your scooter on commercial airlines. In addition, our battery charger is calibrated specifically for use with specific gelled electrolyte or starved electrolyte batteries and is not suited for use with conventional lead-acid batteries. The specific batteries we recommend with the Cliplight charger are: Johnson Control JC12170 and Sonnenschein A200-90555.

OPTIONAL BATTERY CHARGER PACKAGE:

The 5 AMP INTERACTER charger will allow you to use any Gel or Starved electrolyte battery.

STANDARD BATTERY PACKAGE:

The standard battery pack is a 24 volt unit with (2) 12 volt, 17 amp-hour batteries, and has a range of 14-16 miles under normal conditions.

OPTIONAL BATTERY PACKAGES:

The extended range package contains (2) U1 batteries connected in series to create a 24 volt system. The range is extended to 30 miles under normal conditions.

CHARGING YOUR REGAL CUB'S BATTERIES

You REGAL CUB comes equipped with an automatic 3-amp battery charger.

To charge your batteries on the scooter:

1. Position the scooter and battery charger near a standard electrical wall outlet.

2. Pull the Key Jack to the "off" position.

NOTE:

IF OPTIONAL 5 AMP

INTERACTER CHARGER

IS USED THE GREEN

LED WILL GLOW CONTINUOUSLY WHEN BATTERY IS CHARGED

(OR IN FLOAT/STANDBY

CONDITION)

3. Plug the charger into the battery charger receptacle on the REGAL CUB is located on the left side of the Control Module on the top of the Tiller.

CHARGER RECEPTACLE LOCATION

CHARGER RECEPTACLE

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BATTERY INFORMATION

4. Plug the charger into the wall outlet. The red power On indicator will light.

5. The yellow charging light on the charger will light.

6. When the batteries are fully charged, and the green light is on, unplug the charger from the wall outlet, and disconnect the charger from the scooter. Although

this charger will automatically shut down when the batteries are fully charged, for safety's sake, the charger should not be left on for a period of time longer than is needed to fully charge the batteries.

Batteries which are in good condition can normally be recharged in approximately 6 hours.

NOTE: The optional 5 AMP INTERACTER charger can charge any sealed, gel and starved electrolyte battery. It will charge the standard battery pack in approximately 3-5 hours.

TO CHARGE YOUR BATTERIES OFF THE SCOOTER:

(The extended range package has separate instructions.)

1. Position the battery box and battery charger near an electrical wall outlet.

2. Plug the charger into the mating plug on the battery box.

3. Plug the charger into the wall outlet. The red Power On indicator will light.

4. The yellow Charging light on the charger will light.

NOTE:

If the scooter batteries are low on charge, the yellow light will glow steadily. As the batteries are being charged, the yellow light will begin to flash, rapidly at first, then more slowly as the batteries acquire their charge. The batteries are fully charged when the green light blinks slowly and steadily. NOTE: When

using the Interacter Charger, the green LED will glow continuously when the batteries are fully charged.

5 AMP INTERACTER BATTERY CHARGER FUSE REPLACEMENT

If the charger is subject to a power line surge, the AC input fuse may `BLOW' This fuse is located beneath the power cord from the wall outlet to prevent shock hazard, to replace fuse:

1) Remove Power Cord from wall outlet and charger socket.

2) Pull out on the fuse access panel.

3) Remove fuse.

4) Replace with the same size and type: (BUSS # GMC 4) 5 x

20mm-4AMP/125V-TIME LAG

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BATTERY INFORMATION

CIRCUIT BREAKER

A Manual Reset Circuit Breaker (White Button) is located on the Battery Case for easy access. This safeguard is to protect wiring and batteries against damage in the case of a short circuit or excessive current draw.

1. Do not attempt to prevent circuit breaker operation by holding the button down as this may result it damage to the REGAL CUB or personal injury.

2. If the circuit breaker should trip, your REGAL CUB will stop and the battery display will go "out".

3. To reset the breaker, wait a few moments, then push the white button in.

4. Do not bypass the breaker.

FOR MAXIMUM BATTERY LIFE:

1. Charge batteries regularly.

Avoid deep discharge of the batteries whenever possible.

3. Don't let the batteries sit for long periods of time in a state of deep or partial discharge.

4. Always replace batteries as a set, and do not mix battery brands.

NOTE: Always disconnect the charger at the scooter after unplugging the charger or the batteries will discharge through the charger.

BATTERY CONNECTION

CONNECT

HARNESS TO

BATTERY HERE

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BATTERY INFORMATION

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OPERATION

NOTE:

AS A SAFETY

PRECAUTION, REVERSE

SPEED IS LIMITED

TO 60% OF

MAXIMUM FORWARD

SPEED.

NOTE:

FOLD TILLER BEING

CAREFUL NOT TO

DAMAGE LIGHT

SWITCHES

CAUTION:

WHEN LOWER TILLER

BOOT IS OFF BE

CAREFUL TO KEEP FINGERS AND HANDS AWAY FROM MOVING

PARTS

TILLER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

EACH TILLER HAS 2" OF HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

[ ] Using a 5/32 Allen Wrench remove Screws, then remove

the Upper Front Cover Plate before adjusting height.

[ ] Loosen *(DO NOT REMOVE) 5/16" Bolt Head facing

seat (1/2" Nut Driver Required)

[ ] When desired height is acquired tighten Bolt Head and

replace Upper Front Cover Plate.

*WARNING: IF YOU REMOVE 5/16" BOLT, THE LOCK

PLATE INSIDE OF TILLER WILL DISASSEMBLE REQUIRING EXTENSIVE DISASSEMBLY TO REPAIR

ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

[ ] The Tiller has a complete range of motion within 110

degree range

[ ] You can position the tiller very easily by pressing in the

release lever and moving the tiller into the desired position. This can be done one handed or if more leverage is required, while holding in lever, push or pull using the Handlebars.

[ ] When release lever is not pushed in, Tiller is locked into

position.

[ ] Do not try adjusting tiller while moving.

TILLER LOCK

REMOVE SCREWS

UPPER FRONT COVER PLATE

LOOSEN FOR

HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

(DO NOT REMOVE)

PUSH TO

DISENGAGE

LOWER TILLER

BOOT

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OPERATION

TILLER OPERATION

This tiller has an important safety feature. The harder you push or pull on it, the tighter it locks in that direction this is called `Posi-Lock.

IF THE TILLER IS RAISED

1) Depress lever forward and hold.

2) Push tiller forward slightly releasing lock.

3) Then pull it toward you to the desired position.

PUSH LEVER TO RAISE TILLER

1)1) Depress lever forward and hold.

2) Push tiller down slightly releasing lock.

3) Then pull tiller up to desired position.

Your tiller can be positioned into any location within a 110 degree range. This allows you to have a comfortable and correctly positioned ride.

REMEMBER FOR SAFETY - DO NOT CHANGE THE TILLER POSITIONING UNLESS YOU ARE STOPPED AND THE UNIT IS `OFF.

PUSH LEVER TO FOLD TILLER

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CAUTION:

BEGIN DRIVING

YOUR REGAL CUB

SLOWLY.

GRADUALLY

INCREASE SPEED

AS YOU GAIN

EXPERIENCE.

OPERATION

SPEED LIMITER SWITCH

With the Key removed locate the Maximum Speed Limiter (black knob with red top) and turn it counter clockwise. When turning the knob in this direction you have limited the speed the scooter will travel. If the state of charge of the batteries is low the scooter may not move at this setting when the Key is inserted and the Thumb Control Lever is depressed. It is always best to practice driving the scooter at the minimum speed at first and increase speed gradually as the user feels comfortable.

With the Key removed, gradually push the right side of the Thumb Control Lever (Finger Control Lever is optional) through its complete range of motion to get the feel of it. If the Key had been inserted, the scooter would have accelerated forward to the maximum speed allowed by the Maximum Speed Limiter.

With the Key removed, depress the left side of the Thumb Control Lever through its complete range of motion. If the Key had been inserted, the scooter would have accelerated in reverse to the maximum speed allowed by the Maximum Speed

Limiter.

TILLER CONTROLS

ADJUSTING MAXIMUM SPEED LIMITER

KEY

SPEED LIMITER

HORN

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CAUTION:

ALWAYS USE YOUR

MANUAL PARKING

BRAKE WHEN BOARD-

ING OR EXITING YOUR

SCOOTER.

OPERATION

BOARDING YOUR SCOOTER

Position the scooter for easy transfer. Engage the manual rear wheel parking brake. Depress red lever on tiller and hold. Push tiller forward slightly releasing lock. Rotate the seat 90 degrees using swivel lever (see page 9 for lever positioning) flip arm up for easy entry. After the rider is securely in place, rotate the seat, flip down the arm rest. Depress lever on tiller forward and hold. Pull tiller up to desired position and release lever.

BRAKING

To stop the REGAL CUB, simply release the Finger Control and the REGAL CUB will stop gently.

When descending a hill with the Thumb Control depressed, the REGAL CUB'S regenerative braking circuit will control the speed of the scooter. When the Finger Control is released, the Dynamic brake will gently stop the scooter.

The Manual Rear Wheel Brake prevents the REGAL CUB from rolling on an incline.

MANUAL REAR WHEEL BRAKE

OFF

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OPERATION

BATTERY CONDITION

When you Push in Key Jack to the on position, the Battery Condition Indicator's lights will all light up when the batteries are fully charged. If the batteries are half charged the two left lights will light up. If the batteries are very low, only the left indicator will light up. When the left indicator light is the only one on, the batteries should be charged before attempting to drive the scooter over a long distance. REVIEW THE BATTERY INFORMATION SECTION OF THIS MANUAL FOR CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS.

BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR'S LIGHTS

INDICATOR LIGHTS

NOTE:

WHEN FILLING TIRES WITH AIR A DOUBLE HEADED

AIR CHUCK WORKS

THE BEST.

(AVAILABLE IN

MOST

AUTOMOTIVE

STORES OR

AUTOMOTIVE

DEPARTMENTS)

PRACTICE

Practice driving your REGAL CUB in an unobstructed open area until you are familiar with the controls and feel comfortable and in control of the scooter.

CAUTION: BEGIN DRIVING YOUR REGAL CUB SLOWLY BY SLIGHTLY DEPRESSING THE FORWARD LEVER. GRADUALLY INCREASE SPEED AS YOU GAIN EXPERIENCE. WITH A LITTLE PRACTICE, DRIVING THE REGAL CUB WILL SEEM NATURAL AND EASY. REVIEW THE SAFETY SECTION OF THIS MANUAL.

FILLING TIRES (TYRES) WITH AIR

Remove the Hub Cap before filling the tires with air.

AIR CHUCK

FILL TIRES TO SPECIFIED PSI

PRINTED ON EACH TIRE

DOUBLE ENDED

AIR CHUCK

IF FOAM FILLED TIRES SIT

FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME THEY WILL DEVEL-

OPE FLAT SPOTS. THESE

FLAT SPOTS WILL "ROLL"

OUT WHEN THE UNIT

MOVES AFTER 20 OR SO

NOTE:

REVOLUTIONS.

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MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED INCLINE

Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc. has performed extensive incline testing on its scooters and powerbases. Your scooter has a maximum rated angle that is listed on the specification page. This is based on the Maximum rated load in a standard seat position (seat back upright and seat bottom in middle adjustment)

Your scooter seat can be positioned through a wide range of adjustments and have numerous accessories mounted that effect the balance point of the unit. After the seat is adjusted and the accessories are positioned the actual maximum safe slope will have to be determined. In a Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) Scooter this is the angle that the front wheel(s) start to lift off the ground. This can be measured with the rider and accessories on the unit using an inclinometer.

Your Front Wheel Drive (FWD) Scooter can usually safely climb and 8 or 9 degree slope, steeper than 9 degrees the unit loses traction on the drive wheel and the unit will not continue to climb.

SCOOTER INCLINE

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MANUAL REAR WHEEL BRAKE

REVERSING THE BRAKE

The manual rear brake can be installed on either the right or left side. By removing the four hex head cap screws the brake can be reinstalled on the opposite side using the illustration below. Remember to flip the cam follower bracket.

CAUTION:

Before tightening down the brake, push the brake lever in

ALWAYS USE YOUR

MANUAL PARKING

BRAKE WHEN BOARDING OR EXITING YOUR

SCOOTER.

MANUAL BRAKE LOCATION

the off position. The brake must be rotated so the clearance between the tire and the cam follower is approximately 1/4". Try the brake in the on position approximately 14". Try the brake in the on position and off position several times until the brake is adjusted properly. When the positioning is correct tighten all bolts securely.

CAM FOLLOWER BRACKET

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TRANSPORTING YOUR REGAL CUB

MOVING YOUR REGAL CUB MANUALLY

If your REGAL CUB must be moved manually make sure the hand brake is released and the key switch is off. DO NOT

RIDE OR SIT ON THE SCOOTER WHEN IT IS BEING PUSHED OR PULLED.

TRANSPORTING YOUR REGAL CUB BY CAR OR VAN

By folding the tiller down and removing the seat, your REGAL CUB can be placed in most trunks or vans. First re-

move the seat by simply lifting the seat straight up. Depress red lever forward and fold tiller down.

By using one of BRUNO's wide selection of Scooter Lifts, the REGAL CUB can be lifted into many car trunks (the seat must be removed) and into most vans and mini-vans with no disassembly.

TRANSPORTING YOUR REGAL CUB BY PLANE

Your REGAL CUB can be transported on most commercial airlines. The scooter can usually be driven directly to the gate and checked in at that time. Gel Cell and starved electrolyte batteries can be transported on the plane. It is best to make arrangements for transporting the REGAL CUB with the individual airline when making reservations.

IF YOU DO NOT USE GEL CELL OR STARVED ELECTROLYTE TYPE BATTERIES, YOU CANNOT TRANSPORT THE BATTERIES BY PLANE OR TRAIN.

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SWITCHING THUMB CONTROL DIRECTION

[ ] Turn unit OFF - removing Key Jack.

[ ] Remove all four #10 screws holding the two tiller plastic

pieces in place.

[ ] Tilt the Tiller Top forward.

[ ] Flip switch from R (Right Hand Forward to L (Left Hand

Forward).

[ ] Close plastic and replace screws.

[ ] Pull Thumb Control Covers off, and flip around. This makes

sure the Icon is facing the correct direction!

[ ] Test unit left hand forward. Should be almost twice as fast as

right hand reverse.

REMOVE TILLER SHROUD

REMOVE FOUR

PHILLIPS SCREWS

(TWO ON EACH

SIDE)

[ ] Instruct the customer.

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[ ] Have a qualified service technician clean, check, and lubricate the unit at least once

a year.

[ ] Check tires (pressure, wear, patterns). (Note: If foam filled tires sit for a long period

of time they will develope flat spots. These flat spots will "roll" out when the unit moves after 20 or more revolutions.

[ ] Check Batteries (load test).

[ ] Check battery charger, plug in and check.

voltage @ batteries (28.8 VDC for 24 VDC)

[ ] Check seat swivel lock.

[ ] Examine Throttle control, is it centered and does it spring back correctly?

[ ] Make sure key switch is `tight.

SCOOTER MAINTENANCE

[ ] Is Maximum Speed Pot allowing for full range of speeds?

[ ] Check Head Set for smooth swiveling, correctly tightened or, feel for grit or other

foreign material, clean and re-grease.

[ ] Check that brake works correctly.

[ ] Examine the belt (on Regal and FWD Cub) for wear and correct tension (twist test).

[ ] Check Bearings on differential.

[ ] Check Chain on FWD Cub, clean, grease, adjust tension, replace if worn.

[ ] Check wheel bearings.

[ ] Check Parking brake on FWD Cub, adjust if necessary.

[ ] Check Quick Release Pins (if applicable).

[ ] Check all bolts to make sure their tightened properly.

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AVAILABLE OPTIONS

*NOTE:

IF FOAM FILLED

TIRES SIT FOR A

LONG PERIOD OF

TIME THEY WILL

DEVELOPE FLAT

SPOTS. THESE

FLAT SPOTS WILL

"ROLL" OUT WHEN

THE UNIT MOVES

AFTER 20 OR SO

REVOLUTIONS.

OPTION LIST

1. FRONT BASKET

3. BATTERIES, U-1 GEL CELL

4. BATTERY CHARGER, OPTIONAL INTERACTER 5 AMP

5. CANE HOLDER, FISH-ON SEATS (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT).

6. CANE HOLDER w/HEADREST (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT)

7. CANE HOLDER, STRAIGHT (DELUXE & PREMIUM SEATS ONLY)

8. CRUTCH HOLDER, (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT).

9. CRUTCH HOLDER w/HEADREST (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT).

10. HEADREST, ADJUSTABLE (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT)

11. LONG RANGE PACKAGE, (BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED)

12. OXYGEN CYLINDER HOLDER - SEAT BOTTOM MOUNT

13. OXYGEN CYLINDER HOLDER - RECEIVER TUBE MOUNT (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT)

14. *PUNCTURE RESISTANT TIRES w/SEALANT

15. QUICK RELEASE PIN FOR INNER SEATPOST

QUICK RELEASE PIN

16. QUICK RELEASE PINS FOR REAR WHEEL WIDTH

17. REAR FENDERS (REQUIRED WHEN ORDERED WITH COLORED SHROUDS

18. RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT, CUB DELUXE SEAT

19. RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT, FISH-ON SEAT

20. RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT, PREMIUM SEAT w/ FLIP-UP ALUMINUM UPHOLSTERED ARMRESTS

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AVAILABLE OPTIONS

OPTION LIST

21. RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT, PREMIUM SEAT w/FLIP-UP REMOVABLE ARMRESTS

22. SEAT BELT, NON-RETRACTABLE

23. SEAT BELT, RETRACTABLE

24. THUMB LEVER CONTROL w/BLACK ACCENT GRIPS

25. THUMB LEVER CONTROL w/RED ACCENT GRIPS

26. SWIVEL PLATE, ALLOWS LOCKING IN 360 DEGREES

27. WALKER HOLDER - SEAT BACK MOUNT (DELUXE & PREMIUM SEATS)

28. WALKER HOLDER - RECEIVER TUBE MOUNT (REQUIRES RECEIVER TUBE PARTS KIT)

29. REAR TRAILER

30. ELEVATING POWER SEAT, TOGGLE SWITCH CONTROL OR SEAT PENDANT CONTROL

31. FRONT BUMPER

FRONT BUMPER

RECEIVER TUBE INSTALLATION

[ ] The Receiver Tube

must be mounted to the rear of the seat with the hardware provided. Insert option into the receiver tube and secure by tightening black knob.

TOOLS NECESSARY FOR INSTALLATION

[ ] (2) 1/2" COMBINATION WRENCHES

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AUXILIARY PLATFORM ASSEMBLY

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TRAILER OPTION

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WALKER HOLDER OPTION

*NOTE:

ON THE CUB

DELUXE SEAT THE

BACK SEAT

PADDING NEEDS TO

BE PEELED BACK TO

EXPOSE THE

BRACKETS.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REGAL PREMIUM / CUB DELUXE

[ ] Remove the phillips round head machine screws on the

upper half of the seat hinge (three on the Regal premium seat, and two on the *Cub deluxe seat). Place the Mounting Bracket over the seat hinge, aligning with existing holes and replace the screws securely.

MOUNTING WALKER HOLDER ON PREMIUM SEAT

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT

[ ] The height of the Holder Bracket is adjustable. If the

desired height is at the lowest position the set screw is to be at the upper most hole to act as a safety stop. The thread cutting screw can be moved to the position desired. When the desired position is achieved the knob on the Slide Tube Weldment should be tightened.

MOUNTING BRACKET ON A 17" SEAT

[ ] Install Mounting Bracket as shown with a 15" Premium

Seat and a Deluxe Seat. Note: When installing a 17" Premium Seat the Mounting Bracket must be flipped so the flange is closer to the center of the seat (SEE ILLUSTRATION ABOVE).

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NOTE:

THIS CANE HOLDER

ALSO FITS ON THE

DELUXE CUB SEAT

USING THE EXISTING

HOLES IN THE SEAT

BACK. TO EXPOSE

THE FRAME ON THE

BACK OF THE

DELUXE SEAT, FOLD

OVER THE LOWER

CORNER

FLAP ON THE BACK

OF THE SEAT.

CANE HOLDER

CANE HOLDER OPTION

Secure the Cane Holder using the existing hardware on the Premium Seat as shown below.

CANE HOLDER SHOWN ON A PREMIUM SEAT

When installing a Cane Holder on a Fish On Seat align the Cane Holder on the back of the chair as shown below it may be mounted either on the right side or the left side. Mark the top and bottom hole locations. Remove the seat padding and drill (2) 17/16" holes to accommodate (2)1/4-20 x .75 Hex Head Cap Screws, (2) 5/16 Fender Washers, (2) .563 OD X .268 ID X .048 Washers Black Zinc, and (2) 1/4" Hex Head Dome Fastener Covers shown below. Holes will have to be made in fabric on Seat Back for hardware.

CANE HOLDER SHOWN ON A FISH-ON SEAT

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SEAT BACK ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

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POSITIONING BELT (OPTION)

FISH-ON SEAT

PREMIUM SEAT

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RETRACTABLE LAP BELT

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CRUTCH HOLDER

CRUTCH HOLDER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

[ ] The Receiver Tube must be

mounted to the rear of the seat with the hardware provided. Insert option into the receiver tube and secure by tightening black knob.

[ ] Slide the crutch holder into the

receiver tube. Tighten knob to secure. Install Holder bracket at desired height. When the crutch holder is in place tighten knobs.

[ ] Hang the crutches on the Holder

Brackets. Check height of Holder Brackets before using.

WALKER HOLDER (FISH ON SEAT)

SLIDE WALKER HOLDER INTO THE RECEIVER TUBE

INSTALLATION

CARRYING POSITION

[ ] Slide the walker holder into the

receiver tube. Tighten knob to secure. Install Holder bracket at desired height. When the walker holder is in place & tighten knobs.

[ ] Hang the folded walker on the

Holder Brackets as shown. Check height of Holder Brackets before using.

CHECK WITH YOUR AUTHORIZED BRUNO DEALER FOR ACCESSORY PRICES AND AVAILABILITY

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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EMI AND RFI INFORMATION

October 14, 1999

Dear Customer,

We want to take a few minutes and explain the information that is coming into the market on Wheelchairs and Scooters relating to EMI / RFI. Over the next several months you are going to be seeing a lot of press on RFI / EMI.

First, what is EMI and RFI? EMI is Electro Magnetic Interference. RFI is Radio Frequency Interference. This is energy that you cannot see, and it is very hard to detect its intensity levels. All electronic devices that have transformers or switch electrical power, such as television and radio transmission antennas, welders, cellular phones, motors, 2 way radios etc... produce one or the other in some amount. The vast majority of these devices are properly shielded so that they do not leak much of this energy outside of their cases, thus having little effect on products around them. EMI and RFI have been around since electricity was harnessed, they are not new phenomenon.

The U.S. Food And Drug Association recently has been making public, concerns they have over how durable medical equipment reacts when in contact with devices that give off higher levels of EMI / RFI. This started about 2 years ago when they discovered some hospital equipment operating erratically when people nearby used cellular phones. With the popularity of Cellular and 2-way communication blossoming, the FDA's concern level has risen.

As of December 2nd, 1994 all new wheelchairs and scooters should have instructional warning tags and we are requested to educate the public on the effects of EMI and RFI. Only you can take off the informational tag hanging from the tiller. A scooter or wheelchair without the tag will be considered mislabeled. This is our way of hoping you at least get to read the basics about EMI/RFI.

The best education is to be aware of the area around you and know how your wheelchair or scooter normally operates. If you sense that the unit is operating erratically, turn it off. If the unit is off, it can not be influenced by EMI or RFI. When in doubt, turn the key OFF. Report any erratic behavior to your dealer and to the manufacturer as soon as possible. Is your scooter safe? YES, but like all appliances, you must follow basic common sense guidelines to operate it safely.

If you use a cellular phone or a 2-way radio, turn the scooter or wheelchair off before using it.

The accompanying chart was developed based on FDA guideline information of the worst possible situations regarding wheelchair and transmission sources. Adhering to these suggested distances should dramatically reduce the possibility of EMI / RFI interference.

The Regal and Cub line of scooters use mechanical steering, extensive design and testing reviews along with quality components to minimize the EMI / RFI interference possibilities.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 1-800-882-8183. This line has an answering machine for non business hours and some one will contact you as soon as possible.

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FDA EXPLANATION OF DISTANCE CHART

Explanation of Separation Distance Table

To find the minimum recommended separation distance between a medical device and a transmitter from this table, first locate the value in the top row that is closest to the RF immunity of the medical device. Then follow that column down to the row corresponding to the rated power of the transmitter. The entry in that cell of the table is the minimum recommended separation distance between that medical device and that transmitter.

The recommended separation distance is approximate. The separation distances were calculated using the following equation:

d = 18.04

Where P is the peak power of the transmitter in watts (W), E is the immunity of the medical device in volts per meter (V/m), and d is the recommended separation distance in feet. This approximation becomes very inaccurate at distances less than the wavelength of the transmitter. Therefore, for low-power sources that are normally hand-held, the minimum recommended separation distance is one foot.

The actual separation distance is affected by antenna efficiency and pattern; multipath reflections; and absorption of buildings, objects, and people. Multipath reflections could increase the actual separation distance, and absorption could decrease it.

Each recommended separation distance was calculated assuming a single transmitter. If multiple sources (e.g. cellular phones) are in use, the actual separation distance should be increased.

Each recommended separation distance was calculated assuming that the transmitter is transmitting at the maximum power allowed by the FCC for that type of transmitter. In fact, the actual transmitted power could be less than the maximum, in which case the separation distance could be decreased.

P E

Also, each recommended separation distance was calculated assuming that the worst-case susceptibility of the medical device occurs at the frequency of the particular transmitter of interest. This may not be the case; if not, the actual separation distance could be decreased.

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RECOMMENDED EMI SEPARATION DISTANCE

Immunity Level of

Medical Device

Peak Power Rating

of Radio Source and

Example Sources

Unknown

(assume

0.1 V/m)

1 V/m

3 V/m

10 V/m

20 V/m

40 V/m

7 mW

Microcell Cellular

Phone

10 mW

100 mW

Wireless Computer

Equipment

600 mW

Portable Cellular

Phone

2 W

Transportable Cellular

Phone

5 W

10 W

15'

18'

57'

140'

180'

224'

403'

571'

1.5'

14'

18'

22'

40'

57'

13'

19'

1.4'

1.1'

1.4'

20 W

50 W

100 W

State Police Radio

Amateur Radio

1500 kW

Amateur Radio

100 kW

FM Broadcast

TV Stations 2-6

316 kW

TV Stations 7-13

5 MW

TV Stations 14-69

0.2 mile

0.3 mile

1.3 miles

10.8 miles

19 miles

76 miles

807'

81'

128'

180'

699'

1.1 miles

1.9 miles

7.6 miles

27'

43'

60'

233'

0.4 mile

0.6 mile

2.5 miles

13'

18'

70'

571'

0.2 mile

0.8 mile

35'

285'

507'

0.4 mile

2.0'

3.2'

4.5'

17'

143'

254'

0.2 mile

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

IS UNIT NOT

RUNNING?

IS UNIT NOT

RUNNING?

IS UNIT NOT

RUNNING?

DOES UNIT RUN SLOW,

OR WEAK?

COMMENTS

n BATTERY GAGE ON

n BATTERY GAGE ON, n RELAY CLICKS n KEY JACK IS IN ON

POSITION, NO F/R RELAY CLICK

n BATTERY GAGE

OFF NO RELAY CLICK

n BATTERY GAGE

FLASHES LED BARS CYCLING UP & DOWN

PROBABLE CAUSE

n SAFETY SWITCH ON BRAKE n SPEED LIMITER SET TOO LOW n MOTOR CONNECTION (CHECK

FOR BRAKE CLICK)

n CONTROL POT DISCONNECTED

(OPEN LEADWIRE)

n CIRCUIT BREAKER (CHECK BOTH) n BATTERY CABLE CONNECTION

(CHECK BOTH)

n CHECK CONTROL CABLE

CONNECTION

n LOW BATTERIES n POOR CONNECTION IN BATTERY

CABLES (RUN SEVERAL MINUTES, FEEL CONNECTORS FOR WARM OR HOT CONNECTIONS)

n MOTOR DEFECTIVE (SHORT

WINDING)

n BRAKE DEFECTIVE--CHECK

ARMATURE MOVEMENT, OPEN COIL

DOES UNIT RUN SLOW,

OR "WEAK"?

DOES UNIT CREEP

IN NEUTRAL?

DOES BATTERY

GAGE READ LOW

OR OFF?

DOES BATTERY

CHARGER INDICATOR

STAY GREEN?

DOES UNIT RUN

WITHOUT PRESSING

THUMB CONTROL?

n BATTERY GAGE FULL

n THUMB CONTROL

FEELS OK, CENTERS

n BATTERY CHARGER

INDICATES FULL CHARGE

n BATTERY HOT OR

SMELLS OF ROTTEN EGGS

n THUMB CONTROL

FEELS OK

n SPEED LIMITER SET TOO LOW n POOR MOTOR CONNECTION n MOTOR DEFECTIVE (OPEN

WINDING)

n CONTROL POT NEEDS

CALIBRATION

n BATTERY GAGE DEFEC

TIVE OR OUT OF CALIBRATION

n HOT BATTERY

(DEFECTIVE) RECOMMEND REPLACING IN PAIRS

n CONTROL POT

LEADWIRES SHORTED

n POWER CONTROL

BOARD DEFECTIVE

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

DOES UNIT RUN ONLY

FORWARD OR REVERSE?

DOES UNIT RUN ONLY

FORWARD OR REVERSE?

UNIT CANNOT BE

TURNED OFF?

IS THERE A

CLUNKING NOISE

IN FRONT WHEEL?

DOES UNIT RUN

FORWARD

SLOWLY, BUT NOT

IN REVERSE?

DOES UNIT HAVE

LOUD GRINDING

NOISE?

COMMENTS

n THUMB CONTROLS

FEEL OK (1) RELAY "CLICKS"

n (2) RELAYS CLICK

n RUNS NORMALLY

n WHEN SLOWING IN

FOWARD OR

ACCELERATING IN

REVERSE

n BATTERY GAGE

FULL

n WHEN

ACCELERATING OR DECELERATING

n ALL CONDITIONS

PROBABLE CAUSE

n CONTROL POT

LEADWIRE OPEN

n POWER CONTROL

BOARD DEFECTIVE

n KEY SWITCH DEFECTIVE

n LOOSE HEAD SET

BEARINGS

n SPEED LIMITER SET TOO

LOW

n POOR MOTOR CONNECTION n MOTOR DEFECTIVE (OPEN

WINDING)

n INTERNAL IN TRANSAXLE

(CALL DEALER)

n MOTOR MAGNETS LOOSE

(RARE)

IS THE UNIT IS

WET?

IS UNIT NOT

RUNNING?

DOES HEAD LIGHT

AND RUNNING

LIGHTS NOT WORK?

FUSE NOTE: The fuse specified for the BCI PC Board (PCB 00040) is a Buss GMA-10A (5 X

20 mm 10A fact acting). The alternate vendor is Little fuse P/N 216010. Bruno P/N FUS-

10002. For the Lighting PC Board (PCB-00041) it is a Buss GMA-3.15A (5 X 20 mm 3.15A fast act-

ing). The alternate vendor is Littlefuse P/N 2163.15. Both fuses are available from Electrical or Industrial suppliers. A list of nationwide distributors

follows.

DISTRIBUTOR TELEPHONE #

W.W. Grainger Check Phone Book for local listing (W.W Grainger does not have a 800 number)

n DOES NOT RUN, OR

RUNS ERRATICALLY

n FUSE IS BLOWN. n BATTERY IS DEAD

n CHECK LIGHT BULB(S) n FUSE IS BLOWN.

n TILLER CONTROL BOARDS

WET. DRY OUT UNIT, HAVE

DEALER INSPECT (DO NOT RIDE)

n REPLACE FUSE IN CONTROL

MODULE (5 X 20mm10A)

n CHARGE SCOOTER n REPLACE BURNT OUT BULB

n REPLACE FUSE IN CONTROL

MODULE ( 5 X 20 mm 3.15A)

Newark Electronics 1-800-463-9275 Allied Electronics 1-800-433-5700

Canada: 905-812-8949

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LOWER TILLER ASSEMBLY

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UPPER TILLER ASSEMBLY

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COMPLETE TILLER ASSEMBLY

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UPPER DELTA TILLER ASSEMBLY

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COMPLETE DELTA TILLER ASSEMBLY

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EXPLODED VIEW

THE REAR AXIAL IS NORMALLY SHIPPED IN EXTENDED POSITION

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EXPLODED VIEW

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17" / 20" / 22" UPHOLSTERED ARMREST ASSEMBLIES

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LEFT & RIGHT SEAT HINGE ASSEMBLY

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SEAT OPTIONS

SPECIFY COLOR WHEN ORDERING PARTS

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SEAT OPTIONS

SPECIFY COLOR WHEN ORDERING PARTS

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EXPLODED VIEW

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EXPLODED VIEW

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LIMITED WARRANTY

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

for

Bruno Scooters

Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc. (Bruno), warrants to the original purchaser of a Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter that the Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter is free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of purchase.

The exclusive remedy for a defect in a Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter shall be the repair or replacement, at the option of Bruno, of the defective part or component. After the first 30 days of this warranty, only parts and components are covered. This warranty does not cover labor and other services after the initial 30 days. If repair or replacement of a Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter is not commercially practical or cannot be timely made, Bruno may elect to refund the purchase price of the Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter instead of repairing or replacing the Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter.

IN NO EVENT SHALL BRUNO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER SUCH DAMAGES ARISE FROM CLAIMS BASED ON CONTRACT, WARRANTY, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY OR PRODUCT LIABILITY. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation

of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN THEIR DURATION TO THE LENGTH OF THE WARRANTY STATED ABOVE FOR THE AFFECTED COMPONENT. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts

so the above limitation may not apply to you.

To obtain warranty service, you must follow these procedures:

1. Obtain return authorization by calling your local Bruno dealer or Bruno at 1-800-882-8768;

2. Return the Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter, freight prepaid, to the address provided by your Bruno dealer or Bruno with proof of purchase indicating the date purchased.

Bruno will pay for shipping back to the purchaser within the continental United States and Canada if a defect in material or workmanship is discovered. Return freight and repair charges will be the responsibility of the purchaser if the problem is not covered by warranty.

This warranty does not cover damage or failure caused by misuse, abuse, accidents, physical damage, modifications not made by Bruno, damage in shipment, or repairs undertaken by anyone other than Bruno factory employees or authorized distributors. The original purchaser of a Bruno CUB or SUPERCUB scooter that is leased or rented shall be the person or entity acting as the lessee or rental provider.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Bruno specifically does not authorize any person to extend the time or scope of this warranty.

For further information regarding this limited warranty, please contact Bruno by calling 1-800-882-8768 or writing to Bruno at the following address:

Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc. Attention: Service Department Post Office Box 84 Oconomowoc, WI 53066

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THE REGAL CUB 35 3 WHEEL FWD

*ILLUSTRATION SHOWS REGAL CUB WITH DELUXE SEAT AND FRONT BUMPER OPTIONS

BRUNO MOBILITY Coventry Road Lutterworth, Leicestershire LE174JB Tel: (01455) 554242 0800 416 855 Fax: (01455) 554243

OPERATORS MANUAL

MAN-CUB-3UK

REVISED 01-02-2001

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Bruno Mobility Warranty

Your Bruno product is guaranteed for 12 months from the date of purchase against faults arising due to defects in manufacture or materials. This guarantee does not detract from, but is in addition to your legal rights.

Parts replaced or repaired under the terms of this guarantee will be covered for the balance of the 12 month period.

This guarantee applies only to parts supplied or approved on behalf of Bruno Mobility. This guarantee is not transferable.

Exclusions:- This guarantee does not extend to those items which may need replacement due to normal wear and tear (tyres, tubes, punctures, belts, bulbs, upholstery, motor brushes, fuses, batteries etc.), or to damage to the product caused by misuse or accident, for which Bruno Mobility, or its agent, cannot be held responsible.

Batteries:- Batteries carry a limited guarantee from the original manufacturer, which is subject to a stringent wear and tear clause. Any battery faults due to a defect in the original manufacture will normally become obvious within the first two months of use.

Bruno Mobility disclaims all responsibility for any personal injury or property damage which may occur as a result of improper or unsafe use of its products. Mechanical or electrical defects will be dealt with on a contingency liability basis. The part or parts will be repaired, but no responsibility for damage or injury can be implied to Bruno Mobility.

Your Bruno product must be serviced at least every 12 months or more frequently if conditions and use require it. Please contact your authorized Bruno distributor who will be able to advise you of their current costs affecting service visits.

Bruno Mobility, Coventry Road, Lutterworth, Leicestershire LE17 4JB, England Telephone: (01455) 554242 or 0800 416 855 Facsimile: (01455) 554243

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Bruno The regal cub 35 3 wheel FWD, REGAL CUB 35 Operator's Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual