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EZ Lite Cruiser DX10 & DX12 User Manual
Summary of DX10 & DX12
Page 1
1 website: www.Ezlitecruiser.Com e ‐ mail: support@ezlitecruiser.Com phone (toll free): 1 ‐ (888) 544 ‐ 6054 deluxe models dx8, dx10 & dx12.
Page 2: Precautions
2 precautions thank you for purchasing the ez lite cruiser. We sincerely hope that it will bring convenience and enjoyment to your daily life. Please read the instruc ons before using the chair in order to operate and maintain it properly. Ez lite cruiser assumes no responsibility for per ‐ sonal in...
Page 3: Table
3 table of contents identi fi cation of components.…….………….…………………..........................4 safe usage guide……………...…………..…………..........................………...……..6 battery guide………...……..……………………………........................………...…….11 charger guide …………………………....................……………..…...………………......
Page 4: Identification
4 identification of components.
Page 5: Identification
5 identification of components.
Page 6: Before
6 before driving — read this section carefully. The user must be of sound mind and judgment. They must be conscious and have unimpaired motor func ons in their hand to use the controller. The user must read this user’s guide before opera ng the chair and get familiar with its components and features...
Page 7: Prac Ce
7 prac ce avoiding obstacles lightly push the joys ck in either direc ons to avoid and maneuver around the obstacle/s. Again, prac ce speed control. Driving faster push the joys ck all the way in the direc on you want to go. Pull the joys ck back to the middle/center if you do not feel you are not 1...
Page 8: Driving
8 driving uphill keep your body lted forward to keep the center of gravi ‐ ty stable. Drive slowly and calmly. We recommend the slope be less than 8 degrees for op ‐ mal performance. Driving downhill make sure the electromagne c brake is engaged before driving downhill. We recommend the slope be les...
Page 9: Entering
9 entering & exi ng an elevator the user should pay a en on to the opening and closing intervals of the elevator door to avoid a collision while en ‐ tering or exi ng the elevator. Driving over train or railroad tracks we highly discourage you from ever crossing railroad/ train tracks alone in the e...
Page 10: Seat
10 seat belt we recommend using the seat belt. Self repair of the ez lite cruiser avoid a emp ng to repair the product on your own. It may cause permanent damage to the chair and could put yourself at risk of injury. We strongly recommend that the product should be re ‐ paired by a professional repa...
Page 11: Ba Ery
11 ba ery handling and care do not leave the ba ery in direct sunlight. It will cause permanent damage, or a vola le reac on. Do not allow children access to the ba ery or electrical components of the chair. Do not place any items over or on the charger while it is charging. Do not store in a severe...
Page 12: Charging
12 charging the ba ery please use the lithium ba ery charger supplied by ez lite cruiser insert the charger into the joys ck socket, while being mindful of the plug orienta on. Insert the charger into an electrical outlet, which will cause the charging light to turn on. Red indicator light means the...
Page 13: Using
13 using in the powered (electric) mode flip the red levers (the electromagne c locks, iden fi ed in the compo ‐ nents of the ez lite cruiser on page 5) on both of the rear wheels and ensure that the wheels are locked in place, and are not moving at all. When the chair is powered electrically, the c...
Page 14: Addi Onal
14 addi onal warnings & precau ons if the ez lite cruiser is not locked in the open posi on, it can collapse when a emp ng to sit on the chair. This can cause damage to the chair and also hurt the user. Please ensure that the chair is fully unfolded before si ng in it. Check, double ‐ check and trip...
Page 15: Transport
15 transport & storage to pick up the chair, stand it up when it is folded. Li the chair by metal frame parts always, never by any cushions, straps or plas c parts. The ba ery should be fully charged and the chair should be placed in cool, dry, and ven lated place in case of the chair will long ‐ te...
Page 16: Quick
16 quick start guide you must read all of the informa on on the previous pages before star ng to use your ez lite cruiser. The previous pages contain extremely important safety informa on, proper usage, care & maintenance of your ez lite cruiser. Failure to read the informa on can lead to problems t...
Page 17: Quick
17 quick start guide charging the ba ery with standalone or speedy charger only if you ordered a standalone charger or speedy charger (accessories, sold separately) then you will be able to charge your ba ery directly from a wall outlet. Simply connect the standalone or speedy charger to the wall ou...
Page 18: Quick
18 quick start guide keep it clean & take good care of your ez lite cruiser the key to a long life out of the ez lite cruiser, like anything else, is to keep it clean and take good care of it. Keeping it clean will keep it look ‐ ing like new again,. Taking good care of it will ensure the longest li...
Page 19: Quick
19 quick start guide engaging the electromagne c locks you must do this to use the chair in the powered mode. It also prevents the chair from rolling manually. Depending on your model (dx8, dx10, dx12), you will fl ip the levers forward (towards the chair) or backward (away from the chair) to en ‐ g...
Page 20: Quick
20 quick start guide ba ery connec on detail no ce the tooth on the ba ery con ‐ nector part and the raise ‐ able clip on the power input connector. These two connec on points must align in order to properly connect the ba ery. When they’re connected, you can push the black plas c covers over each c...
Page 21: Quick
21 quick start guide improperly connected ba ery make sure the connec on between the plugs is ght and secured. If you do it right, you will hear a so click indica ng that the connec on has been met. If you do it wrong, there will not be a click noise, and the connectors will not be together, so you ...
Page 22: Quick
22 quick start guide charging the ba ery on–board the charger that comes with your ez lite cruiser by default only charges the ba ery while it is on ‐ board, connected to the chair. To charge the ba ery, make sure the ba ery is connected un ‐ derneath the seat. Then, plug the round metal p of the ch...
Page 23: Quick
23 quick start guide standing the ez lite cruiser upright the chair comes with a kickstand that can be used to stand the chair up ver ‐ cally for easy li ing. The kickstand may or may not be mounted. If it is not mounted, simply install it on the back of your ez lite cruiser near one of the wheels. ...
Page 24: Helpful
24 helpful links online we have a number of videos online to help you get started. Unfolding visit: h p://www.Ezlitecruiser.Com/go1 connec ng the ba ery visit: h p://www.Ezlitecruiser.Com/go2 moun ng the joys ck visit: h p://www.Ezlitecruiser.Com/go3 folding visit: h p://www.Ezlitecruiser.Com/go4 us...
Page 25: Joystick
25 func on descrip on of func onality 1 power on bu on pressing this bu on will power on the ez lite cruiser 2 power o ff bu on pressing this bu on will power o ff the ez lite cruiser 3 speed increase bu on pressing this bu on will increase the speed of the chair, and illuminate the speed indicator le...
Page 26: Fault
26 fault indicators aside from indica ng the speed se ng of the ez lite cruiser, the speed indicator leds (number 8 on the fi gure shown on the previous page) acts as an indicator of common faults in the controller system. When these leds fl ash with the following display as indicated below, the mos...
Page 27: Troubleshooting
27 # problem reason solu on 1 power won’t turn on controller host power is not connected controller host and joys ck are not connected ba ery power is too low connect host power connect four core plug with joy ‐ s ck charge the ba ery 2 flashing red lights on joy ‐ s ck control ‐ ler no.1 red light ...
Page 28: Specifications—Dx8
28 parameter deluxe dx8 device weight 53.3 lbs. Max capacity 330 lbs. Unfolded dimensions 30" x 25.75" x 35.75" (l x w x h) folded dimensions 30" x 25.75" x 13.5" (l x w x h) seat dimensions 16.75" x 17.5" (l x w) seating height 20" (from ground) turning radius 32.25" maximum speed up to 5 mph batte...
Page 29: Specifications—Dx10
29 parameter deluxe dx10 device weight 53.3 lbs. Max capacity 330 lbs. Unfolded dimensions 30" x 26" x 35.75" (l x w x h) folded dimensions 30" x 26" x 13.5" (l x w x h) seat dimensions 16.75" x 17.5" (l x w) seating height 20" (from ground) turning radius 32.25" maximum speed up to 5 mph battery ty...
Page 30: Specifications—Dx12
30 parameter deluxe dx12 device weight 58.0 lbs. Max capacity 330 lbs. Unfolded dimensions 30" x 26.25" x 35.75" (l x w x h) folded dimensions 30" x 26.25" x 13.5" (l x w x h) seat dimensions 16.75" x 17.5" (l x w) seating height 20" (from ground) turning radius 33.25" maximum speed up to 5 mph batt...
Page 31: Service
31 service history warranty date descrip on of service part coverage remarks frame 10 years non ‐ deliberate damage motor 5 years non ‐ deliberate damage ba ery 2 years non ‐ deliberate damage cpu 2 year non ‐ deliberate damage joys ck 2 year non ‐ deliberate damage wearing parts 3 months tire, seat...
Page 32: Website:
32 website: www.Ezlitecruiser.Com e ‐ mail: support@ezlitecruiser.Com phone (toll free): 1 ‐ (888) 544 ‐ 6054 the informa on provided in this user manual is copyright © 2015 by ez lite cruiser. Any use of this informa on for any purposes outside of demonstra ng the use of the ez lite cruiser is stri...