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5. Problem solving and tips
5.1. General Problem solving and tips
If the Caddy suddenly becomes "weak" during operation, there can be two causes. The
battery is either empty (and the light/LED may be permanently red), or the electronics of
the caddy are over heated (this might then be the case, if the light/LED is in the yellow or
green stage.)
In rare cases, production failures can occur. These will be noticeable usually in the first
two to three months of use. Your Stratos contract dealer can certainly help you quickly
with a solution. However, in order to save you time, see the table below for possible
errors and solutions.
The Caddy can only be
moved heavily
The handle bar is loose
Parts or sub components
of the Caddy are loose
Parts or sub components
of the Caddy are broken
The light/LED illuminates yellow or green. You are facing
difficult terrain.
The light/LED flashes green. The Caddy can protect itself
against internal overheating. Switch OFF the caddy and wait
until it cooled down. A slighter load condition will also cool
off the Caddy.
The light/LED is red. The rechargeable battery pack is not
loaded properly.
The light/LED blinks. Turn OFF the Caddy and then turn back
ON. Should the light/LED continue to blink, turn OFF the
Caddy. It can then be maneuvered and still be used like a
manual cart. However, you have no electric support. The exact
error can be determined based on the blink sequence. See the
LED notice.
The fastener lever is not flipped properly. Bring the fastener
lever into the correct position.
The pull screw has too much play. Fasten the nut on the right
side until the handle bar is firmly fixed again.
Fasten all screws so a secure function is guaranteed.
Replace the parts or sub components with original parts.