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Protect

Yourself

Vehicle

Operation

Load 

Handling

Vehicle

Maintenance

You & Your 

Wave

®

 Vehicle

Vehicle

Maintenance

Protect

Yourself

Vehicle

Operation

Load 

Handling

You & Your 

Wave

®

 Vehicle

Know the Hazards

Charge Complete

Charging

Abnormal Charge

WARNING

This vehicle does not have 

brakes, steering or travel 

control when the switch is in 

Push Mode.

Do not push vehicle while

operator is on platform.
Pushing speed must not

exceed 2 MPH.
Leaving the switch in Push Mode 

may damage the battery.
Return switch to Drive Mode after 

moving the vehicle.

Drive Mode

Push Mode

WARNING

Platform

Raise

Base

Lower

8300-001A

Note:

Service Panel

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PUSH/DRIVE SWITCH

If for some reason your vehicle won’t drive,

put this switch in the Push Mode position. 

This should release the brake so the vehicle 

can be pushed. If it does not release, 

contact your supervisor.

EMERGENCY DISCONNECT

Push down the red 

Emergency Disconnect 

button anytime your 

vehicle isn’t working right. 

Don’t use your vehicle. 

Report the problem to 

your supervisor.

No one may ride anywhere on the vehicle 

while it is being pushed. Pushing speed 

must not exceed 2 MPH.

Note:

RAISE & LOWER OVERRIDE SWITCHES

The switch on the lower left determines whether the operator

platform or this service panel has control of raise & lower.

If the left switch is on BASE, the right switch will control

raise and lower. The Raise & Lower buttons on the platform

won’t work until the left switch is placed back on PLATFORM.

If the Lowering button does not work, the

platform can be lowered by following the

instructions for operating a manual lowering

valve. Both the valve and the instructions

are located under the load deck.

DON’T LET THE OPERATOR GET HURT

Before you use the Raise/Lower override switches, 

warn the operator to keep hands and feet inside the 

operator area.
Don’t push the vehicle until the operator is off the 

platform and the area is clear.

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