Golden Technologies Companion II manual Electrical Connections, SET the Brake Handle

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Companion Owner's Manual: GC222, GC223, GC322, GC323, GC325, GC421

ASSEMBLY

BATTERY

BATTERY CABLE CONNECTORS

CHARGER CONNECTORS

MOTOR/BRAKE	MAIN HARNESS	TAIL LIGHT
CONNECTORS	CONNECTORS	CONNECTORS

FIGURE 31. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

BRAKE	BRAKE HANDLE
HANDLE	DISENGAGED
ENGAGED	(FREEWHEEL MODE)

FIGURE 32. BRAKE HANDLE

NOTE: The electrical connectors on your Com- panion have been designed so that only the correct connector will fit in its ap- propriate mating/plug receptacle.

When inserting a connector into its mating plug receptacle, make certain that the locking ears (see figure 18, page 18, for example of locking ears) “click” into place.

See figure 31.

Connect the motor/brake connector, if it has been disconnected.

7. SET THE BRAKE HANDLE

1.Move the brake handle to the engaged “up” position. See figure 32.

NOTE: Your Companion will only operate if the brake handle is left in the engaged “up” position.

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Contents Companion Disclaimer Contents Introduction Maximum Weight SafetyBefore Getting on Your Companion Getting on Your CompanionDriving on AN Incline Lower speed settingDriving Down AN Incline Medication ProcedureRules for USE and Other Safety Considerations EMI/RFI and Your Companion EMI/RFIEMI/RFI Recommendations For Your Records Your Golden CompanionSpecifications GC222 GC223 GC322 Key Switch Speed Adjustment DialOperation Hand ControlsHorn Button Light Switch ButtonLights-on LED Thumb Lever ControlArmrest Height Adjustment Tiller Adjustment LeverControl Options Seating ControlsSeat Height Adjustment Armrest Width AdjustmentSeat Rotation Lever Flip-up ArmrestsMounting Riding Your CompanionTo Get on Your Companion Basic DrivingSteering in a Tight Spot SteeringSteering in Reverse Control Through Tight SpotsCurbs RampsGrass and Gravel Disconnecting the Taillight CONNEC- TOR DisassemblyRemoving the Seat Removing the Rear ShroudRemoving the Seat Post Disconnecting the Main HAR Ness ConnectorRemoving the Batteries Brake Handle Putting Your Companion in FREE- Wheel ModeDissassembly Assembly Companion SET the Brake Handle Electrical ConnectionsInstall the Rear Shroud Install the Seat PostConnect the Taillights ARM Installation Install the SeatTransporting Your Companion Flash Codes DiagnosticsFlash FlashesRemedy Diagnostics Resetting the Main Circuit Breaker Care and MaintenanceMain Circuit Breaker Possible causes for the main circuit breaker to tripWheels and Tires To Change a Tire AssemblyHeadlight Replacement Taillight ReplacementIf Your Companion does not Operate LubricationCharger and Batteries Battery Charging InformationTo Charge the Batteries Battery Cable Installation Battery MaintenanceTires Cleaning Your CompanionBody SeatsLIFE-TIME Limited Warranty WarrantyLife-Time Warranty Two-year WarrantyAdditional Required Owner Information Golden Companion Warranty RegistrationBridge ST OLD Forge PA CompanionOM-1106

Companion, Companion II specifications

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