Troubleshooting - Leisure golf Taurus Slim Line Bedienungsanleitung

Troubleshooting steps
Issue: The trolley stops by itself. What should I do?
Answer: Please check the charge status of the battery. Is the safety shut-
down of the main control unit done? This can occur if the battery is low
(charge the battery) or if the main control unit overheats (allow it to cool
down).
Issue: The trolley pulls to one side. What should I do?
Answer: You can readjust the track of your trolley by loosening, aligning and
then reattaching the axle of the front wheel.
Issue: The trolley makes squeaking noises. Why is that?
Answer: Locate the squeak and use some lubricant to stop the squeaking.
Issue: Does the golf trolley have to be serviced?
Answer: No, that's not necessary. It is important that you keep the device
clean and that moving parts are lightly greased. These include the axle and
the tilting joint of the frame bar. It is best to blow off any dirt and debris
with compressed air after every game. Coarse dirt should be removed with
a cloth.
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Information according to the Battery Disposal Act
Since we sell batteries and/or devices that contain batteries and recharge-
able batteries, we are obliged under the Battery Act (BattG) to point out the
following:
Batteries (rechargeable and otherwise) must not be disposed of with
household waste; but instead you are legally obliged to return both used
and rechargeable batteries. Old batteries may contain harmful substances
which, if not properly stored or disposed of, could damage the environ-
ment or your health.
But batteries also contain important raw materials such as iron, zinc, manga-
nese or nickel, which can all be recycled. You can either return the batteries
to us after use or return them free of charge in the immediate vicinity (e.g. in
shops or municipal collection points).
This image of a crossed-out waste bin means that you must not dispose of
old and rechargeable batteries as household waste.
WEEE reg. no. DE 27489275
German Bundesgesetzblatt (Journal of Federal Law), Volume 2009, Part I, no.
74, November 19, 2009, pages 3,783 and 1,582 state that we are obliged to take
back all batteries that have been returned to us for the purpose of disposal.
Of course, you can return used and old batteries to us free of charge. Please
send them to us together with a short note containing the invoice number
and date of purchase.
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