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Operating Limits
It is important that you familiarize yourself with the operating limits of the Segway PT. These limits are set to maximize rider safety while reduc-
ing the risk of damage to the Segway PT. The Segway PT will perform better when you observe these limits.
Weight Limits for Riders and Cargo
Segway sets weight limits for two reasons:
• Rider safety
• To reduce the risk of damage to the Segway PT
Dynamic Weight Limits
To keep the Segway PT and rider upright, the Segway PT must always have enough power to be able to drive its wheels forward and backward.
WARNING
Exceeding the weight limits, especially when combined with other variables that require more power, will increase your risk of falling or damag-
ing the Segway PT.
Variables that require more power include:
• Higher payloads (weight of rider and all cargo)
• Steeper slopes
• Bumpier surface conditions
• Higher speeds
• Abrupt maneuvers
The Segway PT monitors the amount of power being used and will activate safety alerts when it senses excessive power demands. It is important
that you learn to anticipate and recognize when the Segway PT is reaching the limits of performance.
- User Manual 1
- Trademarks 4
- Contact Information 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents (cont.) 6
- About This Manual 9
- The Risk of Injury 9
- Before You Begin 9
- Related User Materials 10
- Safety Messaging 10
- Introduction 11
- Serial number location 12
- Segway PT Model Descriptions 13
- Segway PT Specifications 14
- Operating Limits 16
- Minimum Rider Weight 17
- Handlebar Cargo 17
- Maximizing Range 18
- Setting Up Your Segway PT 19
- Prepare the LeanSteer Frame 20
- Attach the LeanSteer Frame 21
- Adjust the Handlebar Height 23
- Install the Batteries 24
- Charge the Batteries 25
- The Segway PT 27
- LeanSteer Frame/Handlebar 30
- Powerbase 31
- Rider Detect Sensors 35
- Controller Boards 36
- Figure 20: Motor Location 37
- Balance Sensor Assembly 38
- Running Lights 39
- Batteries 40
- The InfoKey Controller 41
- InfoKey Controller (cont.) 42
- Beginner Button Functions 45
- Security Button Functions 49
- Information Display button 51
- Power/Standby button 51
- Safety Alerts 53
- Speed Limiter 54
- Stick Shake Warning 56
- Stick Shake Warning (cont.) 58
- Safety Shutdown 59
- Safety Shutdown (cont.) 60
- Empty Battery Condition 61
- Riding Your Segway PT 63
- Avoiding Hazards 64
- Avoiding Trips 65
- Avoiding Tips 65
- AvoidingTips(cont.) 66
- Figure 39: Powering On the PT 68
- Beginner button 69
- Turtle icon 69
- Step 4: Before Stepping On 70
- Step 5: Stepping On 71
- Step 5: Stepping On (cont.) 72
- Step 7: Stopping 74
- Step 8: Turning 75
- Step 9: Stepping Off 76
- Security button 77
- Practice Riding 79
- Practice Riding (cont.) 80
- Riding Etiquette 81
- Riding Etiquette (cont.) 82
- Report All Incidents 86
- Segway PT Batteries 87
- Battery Safety (cont.) 88
- Charging Your Batteries 89
- Charge Port 90
- Unplugging the Segway PT 91
- Charging Failures 91
- Regenerative Braking 92
- Replacing Batteries 96
- Shipping Li-ion Batteries 97
- Battery Disposal 97
- Maintaining Your Segway PT 99
- Maintaining Tires and Wheels 100
- Cleaning Your Segway PT 101
- Storing Your Segway PT 102
- Servicing Your Segway PT 103
- Parts Diagram 104
- TorqueSpecications 105
- Accessories 105
- Replacing Parts 105
- Service Procedures 106
- Remove the Handlebar 107
- Attach the Handlebar 107
- Service Procedures (cont.) 108
- Wheel Cap 111
- Wheel Nuts 113
- Tire/Wheel Assembly 113
- Gearbox Flange 113
- 8 mm fasteners 115
- Hub adapter nuts 115
- Hub adapter 115
- Dock the InfoKey Controller 119
- Undock the InfoKey Controller 119
- Troubleshooting the Segway PT 121
- Segway PT Will Not Power On 122
- Startup Error Conditions 129
- Balance Mode Error Conditions 130
- Reduced Performance Levels 131
- System Faults While Riding 132
- Pitch or Roll Angle Exceeded 133
- System Faults 134
- Contact and Legal Information 135
- Limited Warranty 136
- Radio Frequency Interference 136
- European Directives 137
- Other Standards 138
- Product Life and Recycling 140
- Patent Information 140
- Index (cont.) 142
- Tire Wear 145
- Your Segway PT 146
- 24010-00001 aa 148
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