SmartKART Series - Berkel Midwest

SmartKART Series 

Service Manual 

SmartKART 

Electric Utility Machine 

Manufactured by: 

Dane Technologies, Inc. Phone: 763-544-7779 

7105 Northland Terrace Toll Free: 1-888-544-7779 

Minneapolis, MN 55428 Fax: 763-544-4234 

www.danetechnologies.com 

Part No. 970-032 Rev D Rev. Date: 10/12/10

Table of Contents 

Topic Part 

• SmartKART Troubleshooting Guide 1 

• SmartKART Service Bulletins 2 

• SmartKART Exploded View Diagrams 3 

• SmartKART Parts Order Information 4

Dane Technologies, Inc. 

7105 Northland Terrace 

Minneapolis, MN 55428 

Part No. 970-104 

Rev. - Date: 3-31-10 

Dane SmartKART 

Troubleshooting Guide 


Electric Utility Machine 

MANUFACTURED BY: 

Phone: 763-544-7779 

Toll free: 1-888-544-7779 

Fax: 763-544-4234 

www.danetechnologies.com 

Dane Technologies, Inc. SmartKART Series Service Manual 3 

7105 Northland Terrace Minneapolis, MN 55428 / 888-544-7779 / 763-544-7779 / Fax 763-544-4234 

www.danetechnologies.com 970-032 Rev. D 10/12/10

Troubleshooting Guide 


SmartKART Does Not Operate– Section 1 .................................................................................... 5 

SmartKART Does Not Operate (using tools)– Section 2 ............................................................... 8 

SmartKART working normally but one item doesn't work – Section 3....................................... 12 

Throttle...................................................................................................................................... 12 

Control panel LED’s................................................................................................................. 13 

Control panel alarm................................................................................................................... 13 

Cover under seat won’t open .................................................................................................... 14 

SmartKART moves when OFF/ON switch turned on – Section 4 ............................................... 15 

Green LED on SmartKART is flashing. – Section 5.................................................................... 16 

SmartKART Battery and Charger Problems – Section 6............................................................. 17 

SmartKART Operates But Has Limited Running Time – Section 7........................................... 20 

SmartKART needs Service – Section 8....................................................................................... 22 

User Assistance Information 

An Owners Manual and a Service Manual is available for this machine. If you are unfamiliar 

with the operation of this machine, please read and understand all the information in the Owners 

Manual before proceeding. 

If you have questions regarding the safe operation or maintenance of the this machine, or items 

which are not covered in this manual, please contact Dane Technologies at our toll-free service 

line: 888-544-7779. Outside the US call 763-746-7779. 

IMPORTANT MAINTENANCE NOTES 

Check the SmartKART daily, for safe operation. 

Routine maintenance should only be performed by those permitted by federal and state age 

regulations. Repairs should only be completed by Dane Technologies or an authorized service 

technician. Federal law requires that you must be at least 18 years old to service the batteries of 

the SmartKART. 

If the SmartKART malfunctions in any way, turn it off and tag the unit “DO NOT USE”. 

Immediately report the malfunction to the appropriate store manager as well as Dane 

Technologies. Do not use the SmartKART until it has been repaired by an authorized service 

technician. 

WARNING 

Do not permit open flame, sparks or smoking during maintenance. Adequate 

ventilation is essential for safety. Do not lay metal objects on the batteries. 

Always test in an unobstructed level area. 

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4

1.0 

Status Light 

1.4 

1.6 

SmartKART Does Not Operate– Section 1 

Turn the OFF/ON switch off, then on 

Did the Status Light turn on? 

Yes 

Is the Status Light flashing? 

Yes 

Go to next page. 

Note: Some 

SmartKART’s do not 

have this label.. 

Unplug the charger AC cord. 

Repeat 1.1 Did the Status Light turn on? 

Picture 

shows 

good fuse. 

Bad fuse 

has gap 

here, 


No 



1.1 

If you cannot test 

the fuse, call for 

Service. 

No 

1.2 

Remove the 3 amp blade fuse from under seat 

and visually check it. If it is bad and you have a 

spare fuse replace it. 


No 

1.3 

Fuse 

There is a problem with power or components 

requiring repair. 

Check the battery before calling for Service. 

No 

Go to Section 6 

1.5 

Go to section 5 to review the causes of the light 

flashing. 

If the flashing light doesn’t stop, Call for 

Service 


5

1.6 

Sit on the seat normally, push on the right hand 

side of the Hand Control Lever slowly. 

Did the SmartKART click or move? 

1.11 

1.13 

Sit on the seat normally, turn the OFF/ON 

switch ON, push on the right hand side of the 

Hand Control Lever slowly. 

Did the SmartKART move? 

1.15 

1.17 

When pushing on the right hand side of the 


Did the SmartKART move forward? 

When pushing on the left hand side of the Hand 

Control Lever slowly. 

Did the SmartKART move backward? 

1.19 

Yes 

Turn the OFF/ON switch off. 

Push the SmartKART forward and reverse. Is 

it held in place? 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Go to next page 

Yes 

1.10 

If pressing on the seat switch by hand allowed the 

SmartKART to operate but sitting on the seat 

does not. 

There is a problem with the seat switch. 

Call for Service. 


No 

The throttle or motor wiring is reversed. 



No 

No 

No 

1.7 

Get off the seat and looking under the seat, you 

can see the seat switch. 

Are two wires connected to terminals of the 

switch? 

1.9 

Get off the seat and looking under the seat, press 

down in the center of the seat. You should see the 

seat switch guides move down. Push the seat 

switch down Push the throttle again slightly. 

Did the SmartKART click or move forward? 

No 

1.16 




No 

1.12 

No 

1.8 

If you can see the two wires, connect them to the 

switch. 

Could you connect the wires? If not 

Call for Service 


The brake should hold the SmartKART in 

position. 

The brake or the gearbox has a problem, 

call for Service. Go to Section 8 

1.14 

If a click or motor noise is heard but the 

SmartKART did not move even at full throttle, 

power is electrically releasing the brake and 

maybe turning the electric motor. 

There may problem with the controller, motor, 

or gearbox. Check batteries before Calling for 

Service. 


1.18 

The throttle or motor wiring is reversed. 



6

1.19 

The brake is working. Try to drive the machine 

at maximum speed forward. 

Does SmartKART operate at the same speed 

it used to? (compare to another SmartKART) 

1.21 

1.23 

Forward is good. Try to drive the machine at 

maximum speed in reverse. 


it used to? 

1.25 

Yes 

Forward is good. 

Was the SmartKART quiet in the area of the 

front wheel when driving? 

Yes 

Yes 

The test is complete. Turn OFF the OFF/ON 

switch. 

The battery charge level may be limiting the 

SmartKART speed. 

Check batteries before Calling for Service. 




No 

No 

No 

1.20 

1.22 

1.24 


The front wheel is loose, or the motor or 

gearbox has a problem. 



Start this troubleshooting section again 

or call for Service. 


7

SmartKART Does Not Operate (using tools)– Section 2 

Tools required: volt/ohm 

meter, allen wrench set, 

phillips screwdriver. 

2.0 

Status Light 

2.7 

Batt Neg. 

Circuit Breaker 

3 amp Fuse 

Turn the OFF/ON switch off, then on 


Yes 

Go to 2.11 on next page. 

Unplug the charger AC cord. Turn the OFF/ON 

switch off, then on 


Picture 

shows 

good fuse. 

Bad fuse 

has gap 

here, 


No 

Note: Some 

SmartKART’s do not 

have this label.. 



2.1 

2.2 

No 

Check the voltage on the batteries. If the voltage 

is over 16 volts the controller should turn on. 

Did the batteries have 16 to 28 volts? 

Yes 

2.4 

Check the voltage between the battery negative 

terminal and the two sides of the circuit breaker. 

Did the circuit breaker have 16 to 28 volts on 

both sides? 

Yes 

2.6 

Remove the 3 amp blade fuse and check the fuse 

with the volt/ohm meter. If it is bad and you have 

a spare fuse replace it. 


2.8 

2.3 

Check the battery wiring for problems. If the 

voltage is still low. 

Check the batteries before calling for Service 


No 

No 

If you cannot test 

the fuse, 

call for Service. 


2.5 

Check the circuit breaker wiring for problems. If 

the voltage is still low on one side, the circuit 

breaker is bad.. 



No 

8

2.8 

Remove the back half of the motor cover in front 

of operators feet and check every connector for 

proper fit. 


2.11 

Sit on the seat normally, push on the right hand 

side of the Hand Control Lever slowly. 

Did the SmartKART click or move? 

2.16 

Yes 

Yes 


2.9 Check for voltage at the ON/OFF switch. 

Use the black horn switch wire as ground. The 

red wire should have battery voltage. The blue 

wire should have battery voltage with the key 

on. 

Is there power on the blue wire? 

2.10 

No 

No 

If no power is getting to the keyswitch, 


Yes 


2.12 

No Get off the seat and looking under the seat, you 

can see the seat switch. 

Are two wires connected to terminals of the 

switch? 

2.14 

Get off the seat and looking under the seat, press 

down in the center of the seat. You should see the 

seat switch guides move down. Push the seat 

switch down Push the throttle again slightly. 


2.15 

Both wires should have battery voltage. If 

pressing on the seat switch by hand does not 

allow the voltage to drop on one wire. 

There is a problem with the seat switch. 






No 

2.13 

No 

If you can see the two wires, connect them to the 

switch. 

Could you connect the wires? 


9

2.16 

Turn the OFF/ON switch OFF. 

Push the SmartKART forward and reverse. Is 

it held in place? 

2.18 

Sit on the seat normally, turn the OFF/ON 

switch ON, push on the right hand side of the 


Did the SmartKART move? 

2.20 

2.23 

When pushing on the right hand side of the 



When pushing on the left hand side of the Hand 

Control Lever slowly. 


Yes 

2.25 

The brake is working. Try to drive the machine 

at maximum speed forward. 


it used to? (compare to another SmartKART) 

2.27 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Connector P1 

Connector P4 

Red 

Black 

Black 

Red 


Blue 

Brown 

Black 

No 

No 

No 

No 

No 

2.19 

If a click or motor noise is heard but the 

SmartKART did not move even at full throttle, 

power is electrically releasing the brake and 

maybe turning the electric motor. 

There may problem with the controller, motor, 

or gearbox. Check batteries before Calling for 

Service. Go to Section 6 

2.21 The throttle or motor wiring is reversed. 

Check the large red and black wires under the 

motor cover; red to red, black to black. Check 

the pot wires in the control box; Wire colors on 

the pot are in the order shown. Voltage to brown 

wire varies 0-.5 V reverse, 2.25V neutral, 4.0- 

4.5V forward. Check the wires on the controller 

under the rear cover. 

Does the SmartKART move in the correct 

direction? 

The battery charge level may be limiting the 

SmartKART speed. 

Check batteries before Calling for Service. 


2.17 

2.24 

2.26 

The brake should hold the SmartKART in 

position. 

The brake or the gearbox has a problem, 

call for Service. Go to Section 8 

Black 

Brown 

Blue 

The throttle or motor wiring or controller is a 

problem. 






2.22 

No 

The throttle or motor wiring or controller 

is a problem. 



Connector P2 

10

2.27 2.28 The front wheel is loose, or the motor or 

Forward is good. 

Was the SmartKART quiet in the area of the 

front wheel when driving? 

Yes 

Yes 

2.29 

Forward is good. Try to drive the machine at 

maximum speed in reverse. 


it used to? 

Yes 

2.31 

The test is complete. Turn off the OFF/ON 

switch. Reassemble any items or covers 

removed. 

The test is complete. 

gearbox has a problem. Lift up the front of the 

SmartKART and wiggle the front wheel. If the 

wheel moves but not the gearbox shaft, the 

wheel is a problem. If the gearbox shaft moves 

the gearbox has a problem. 

Call for Service. Go to Section 8 

Check the wheel, motor, and gearbox like in the 

above step. 

or call for Service. 


No 

No 



2.30 


11

SmartKART working normally but one item doesn't work – 

Section 3 

3.0 

The throttle lever is loose, makes a grinding 

noise, or doesn't smoothly snap back when 

released. 

Is the throttle lever tight on the shaft? 

3.2 

Pushing/pulling both sides of the throttle lever at 

the same time. 

Does the throttle lever move? 

3.4 

3.8 

Yes 

Yes 

tools: allen wrench set, 

phillips screwdriver 

Does the throttle lever rotate smoothly? 

Throttle 

3.6 Loosen the throttle lever, slide it 

lower on the shaft, and tighten. 

Does the throttle lever rotate 

smoothly? 

Push on the RH side of the throttle lever till it 

touches the hand grip and then release. 

Did the throttle lever spring back to center? 

3.9 

Push on the LH side of the throttle lever till it 

touches the hand grip and then release. 

Did the throttle lever spring back to center? 

3.11 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Troubleshooting complete 

3.1 

Using a screwdriver tighten the throttle pot screws 

next to the lever under the control panel. Tighten 

the set screw holding the lever to the throttle pot. 

. 

3.5 

Is the throttle lever touching the bottom of the 

control box? 

3.7 

The shaft of the potentiometer is 

binding in the housing of the pot. The 

pot is bad. 






No 

No 

No 

Yes No 

No 

3.3 

The shaft of the potentiometer is moving in the 

housing of the pot. The pot is bad. 

Call for Service? 


3.10 

No 

No 

Problems with throttle pot. 



12

3.12 

The status light on the control panel doesn’t 

work. 

Turning the key to “on”, does the Status 

Light turn on? 

3.16 

Yes 


Control panel LED’s 

Yes 

3.17 

The alarm on the control panel doesn’t work. 

Turn the key to “on”, push the horn button 

and then move the throttle lever to go in 

reverse, did the alarm sound both times? 

3.22 

Yes 


Is the machine operating normally but the light 

is not on? 


No 



3.13 

3.14 Remove the cover and check the wire 

connections to the LED. Using a voltmeter check 

the blue and white wires. Is a steady or fluctuating 

voltage greater than 18 volts shown? 

If voltage is present and no light, replace the 

light or Call for Service. Go to Section 8 

3.19 

3.15 

Control panel alarm 

Yes 

No 

3.18 

If the machine does not go in reverse with the 

throttle lever go to section 1 or 2 to find cause 

or Call for Service 

Go to Section 1 or 2 Go to Section 8 

tools: voltmeter, phillips screwdriver 

No 

Go to section 1 or 2 to find cause? 


tools: volt/ohm meter, phillips screwdriver 

Did the horn work with the horn button? 

No 

3.20 Remove the cover and using a volt/ohm 

meter, disconnect one wire on the horn switch 

and check the horn switch pins for continuity with 

the switch pushed in. 

If no continuity, replace the switch or Call for 


Yes 

3.21 Reconnect the wire and check the horn 

switch wires with the blue keyswitch wire for 

voltage with the switch pushed in. 

If no voltage, check black wire continuity to 

battery negative on battery pack or Call for 


13

3.23 

The cover under the operators seat won't open. 

Using the figures below, follow the label 

instructions. Are you able to lift the cover? 

3.26 

Yes 

3.24 


Cover under seat won’t open 

Note: Some SmartKART’s 

do not have this label.. 

No 

Wiggle the seat frame while pushing the rod to the 

front. 

Are you able to lift the cover? 

There is a problem with the cover release 

latch, Call for Service 




3.25 

No 


14

SmartKART moves when OFF/ON switch turned on – Section 

4 

4.0 

4.9 

Do not sit on seat for first step. 

When ON/OFF switch turned to ON the 

SmartKART moves right away? 

Yes 

4.5 

Sit down on the seat. 

(reconnect seat switch if necessary) 

When ON/OFF switch turned to ON the 

SmartKART stays in place? 

Yes 

Press the RH side of the Manual Throttle 

Lever.. 


Yes 

4.13 

Press the LH side of the Manual Throttle Lever.. 


4.15 

Yes 

Yes 

Disconnect one wire from the seat switch. 

When ON/OFF switch is turned to ON, does 

the SmartKART stay in place? 


Yes 



No 

No 

No 

No 

4.1 

4.2 

4.3 

Problem with the controller, The controller 

should not allow movement and should have 

shown a throttle fault (1 flash). 



4.7 

4.11 

After moving, 

does the SmartKART stop when the lever is 

released? 

Test complete 

Yes 

4.6 

Problem with the controller, Call for Service. 


No 

No 

Is the throttle lever centered and does it 

snap back to center? 

No 

4.4 

Go to section 3.1 and try to repair the throttle 

lever or pot. 

Repair or Call for Service. 


Block up front wheel and test. Is the throttle 

lever centered and does it snap back to center? 

Problem with the controller, Call for Service. 

No 


4.8 

Go to section 3.1 and try to repair the throttle 

lever or pot. 

Repair or Call for Service. 


4.10 

4.12 

4.14 

Problem with the SmartKART. 



Turn ON/OFF switch to off. Problem with the 

throttle pot or controller.. 



Problem with the SmartKART. 



15

5.0 

Green LED on SmartKART is flashing. – Section 5 

When the OFF/ON switch is turned to On is 

the Status Light on steady? 

5.2 

5.4 

Yes 

Did the code information help you solve your 

problems? 

Is the machine operating correctly? 

Yes 

Test complete. 

The Status Light blinks out a code. SmartKART 

still has problems. 

Try to fix the problem or Call for Service 




5.1 

5.3 


Continuous flash: charger plugged in. Unplug AC cord, turn switch off then on. 

Slow continuous flash: recharge soon 

Flash every 5 seconds: controller in sleep mode 

Fast continuous flash: controller problem 

Flash sequence: 

Flash Extended Description . 

1 The battery needs charging or there is a bad connection to the battery. 

2 There is a bad connection to the motor. (may flash continuous after first code.) 

2- Then continuous slow flash, throttle fault out of position at startup. 

3 The motor has a short circuit to a battery connection. 

6 The controller is being inhibited from driving. Is the battery charger connected or 

the seat switch is not pressed. 

7 A throttle fault is indicated. Make sure that the throttle is in the center at rest 

position before switching on the SmartKART. 

8 A controller fault is indicated. Make sure that all the connections are secure. 

9 The parking brakes have a bad connection. Check the parking brake and 

motor connections. 

10 An excessive voltage has been applied to the controller. Check the battery 

connections. 

No 

No 

SmartKART still has problems. 

Use another section of this troubleshooting 

aid or Call for Service 


16

SmartKART Battery and Charger Problems – Section 6 

6.0 

The SmartKART charger is accessible under 

the seat. See section 1 for instructions to lift the 

seat. 

Go to next step. 

6.1 

With the OFF/ON switch off, plug in the AC cord 

to the charger. 

Did the red Charger or AC Power LED on the 

charger come on steady? 

Standard Model Charger (4A Max output) 

Charger LED 

(red/orange/green) 

6.4 

6.8 

Yes 

XD Model Charger (6A Max output) 

AC power 

(red) 

Charger LED 

(yellow/green) 

After a few seconds did the orange/yellow 

Charger LED turn on steady? 

Yes 

The charger is starting. 


6.2 

Double check AC cord connections. 

Did the red charger AC Power LED on the 

charger come on? 

6.3 

Try a different AC cord and/or a different AC 

outlet. 

If the red Charger or AC Power LED on the 

charger still does not come on, call for 

Service to check the AC cord and charger. 


On the 4 amp standard charger only a flashing 

orange light indicates the batteries are being 

charged from a very low voltage. 

Did the orange/yellow Charging LED turn on 

steady? 


6.6 



No 

6.5 

A voltmeter and DC ammeter 

would be helpful for this 

testing to measure the voltage 

in the batteries and charging 

current. 

No 

No 

Were the batteries changed recently? Check that 

the battery cable connections against the picture 

below. 

Did the orange/yellow Charging LED flash or 

turn on steady? 

No 

No 

Wire connecting 

Battery + to 

Battery – of 

other battery 

Battery + 

to charger 

and 

controller 

red wire 

6.7 

Open the battery fuse holder on top of the 

batteries and remove and inspect the battery 

fuse. If the fuse is bad and you have a 

replacement installed, replace and start 

troubleshooting again. 

Otherwise the charger has a problem or the 

batteries have too low a voltage, call for 

Go to Section 2.2 

Service. 


Battery - to charger and 

controller Black wire 

17

6.8 

Is the orange/yellow Charging LED still on 

steady? 

1. With a DC ammeter 

measure the current 

through the large 

center battery cable. 

The current should 

start at a zero and 

increase to and hold at 

4 amps, 6 amps on 

the XD charger. 

2. With a voltmeter 

measure the voltage 

across both batteries. 

The voltage should be 

increasing to a 

maximum of 28.8 

volts. 

3. When the voltmeter 

voltage 28.8 volts the 

cycle is half over. The 

voltage will hold 

steady to the end of 

the cycle. 

4. After the voltmeter 

reaches 28.8 volts, the 

DC ammeter will show 

the current dropping 

slowly to zero. 

Yes 

6.12 

6.10 

The yellow Charging LED is on steady to show 

the charger is performing its charge cycle. This 

step may last many hours. 

Is the green Charger LED on steady? 

6.14 

Yes 


Yes 

The orange/yellow Charging LED may be off to 

indicate the main part of the charging cycle is 

over. 

Is the green Maintaining LED on steady? 




No 

6.9 

The green Charging LED is on steady to indicate 

the charger may have jumped past the main 

charging cycle because the batteries are fully 

charged. 

Go to Section 6.10 

6.11 

Having the yellow Charging LED and green 

Maintaining LED stay off indicate the batteries are 

not connected properly or the charger has a 

problem. Go to Section 8 


Is there a sulfur or rotten egg smell noticed? 

Stop testing; the charger or batteries have a 

problem. 

No 

6.13 

No 

If the green Charger LED never comes on unplug 

the charger. 

The charger or the batteries have a problem. 

Call for service. Go to Section 8 

18

6.14 

Having the green LED on shows the charge is 

complete. The charger is starting the float or 

maintaining cycle. This step will last until the AC 

cord is unplugged. 

With a DC ammeter 

measure the current 

through the large 

center battery cable. 

The current should 

stay near zero or 

slowly reduce to near 

zero amps. 

6.15 

Completion of these steps indicate that the 

charger is working OK and the batteries are being 

charged to their fullest potential. 

Is the battery run time too short? 

Yes 

6.17 

Even if the charger is OK the batteries may not be 

accepting a full charge like they did when they 

were new. 

Are the batteries more than 9 months old? 

Yes 

With a voltmeter 


across both batteries. 

The voltage should be 

constant at 27.7 volts. 

6.20 

Batteries more than 9 months old at a high 

volume store may have reached their end of life. 

Go to section 9 for additional troubleshooting or 



Note: the charger LED may turn back to orange or 

yellow if a battery voltage change shows the 

battery needs to be recharged. 

Troubleshooting complete. 


Yes 



No 

No 

6.16 

6.18 

6.19 

This may indicate a problem with one or two 

batteries. 

Battery warranty is handled by the battery 

manufacturer. Call the battery supplier or 

battery store for service. 

Is there a sulfur or rotten egg smell noticed? 

Stop testing; the charger or batteries have a 

problem. 

6.21 

Were the batteries used installed or 

recommend by Dane? 

No 

The batteries were not recommended by Dane. 

Call for Service to get recommendations for 

batteries. 


19

SmartKART Operates But Has Limited Running Time – 

Section 7 

7.0 

Measure the battery voltage. 

Is the voltage greater than 24 volts? 

7.4 

Yes 

Drive the SmartKART for 5 minutes and 

measure the lowest voltage during use. 

Review the table to estimate the batteries 

current state of charge. 

If the voltage cannot be 

measured during use, 

measure 30 seconds or 

more after the 

SmartKART has 

stopped and reduce the 

SOC by 10 to 15%. 

7.5 

Drive the SmartKART for about 20 minutes 

and measure the lowest voltage during use. 

Review the table to estimate the batteries 

current state of charge. Did the SOC move 

down more than 10%? 

With a voltmeter 


of each battery 

separately. Any 

battery that measures 

1 volt or more different 

from the other has a 

problem and the set of 

batteries needs to be 

replaced. 

7.2 

This indicates the batteries need to be 

charged more but continue with this quick test. 

Yes 

Yes 

7.7 This test should normally take 3 to 4 % of 

battery capacity. Lowering the SOC by 10% 

indicates that the batteries may be weak 

. Try the overnight charging and then retest to 

more fully evaluate the batteries or Test 

complete Go to 7.8 

7.1 

Plug in the charger AC cord to recharge for 5 

minutes, 

Did the orange/yellow Charging LED stay on 

for most of the 5 minutes? 

7.3 

This probably means the batteries are fully 

charged. 

7.6 

This indicates the batteries are fairly strong. 

Evaluate the SmartKART for a full day and see 

what the battery voltage reads at the end of the 

day. The value from the table estimates the 

amount of charge left in the batteries. 

Test complete, Call for Service if the batteries 

do not provide sufficient energy for the days 

use. 



No 

SOC Volts 

100% 25.6 

90% 25.4 

80% 25.2 

70% 25.0 

60% 24.8 

50% 24.6 

40% 24.4 

30% 24.2 

20% 24.0 

10% 23.8 

Note: Battery voltage 

should be measured during 

testing and is the lowest 

value seen. 

The Battery Current State of Charge 

(SOC) Test is a way to evaluate the 

batteries current charge. 

This test requires a voltmeter. 



No 

No 

Measure battery voltage 

Note: Battery SOC % vs Volts table is for AGM 

batteries only. Other battery types have other values. 

Note: Testing the batteries late in the day gives a better evaluation of the batteries capability for this application . 

Estimate % use so far by hours vs total hours. 6 hrs use vs 8 total hrs = 75% use or 25% use remaining. If battery SOC 

is

The Overnight Charger/Battery Test is a way to evaluate whether the charger is 

working and the batteries capacity at full charge. As a battery ages it is less capable of 

holding a full charge and will run out of charge during the day. 

This test requires that the SmartKART be used on the day the test starts and that a 

voltmeter is available for measuring battery voltage.. 

7.8 

Start the overnight charger/battery test at night. 

Park the machine inside in a warm cart room. 

Plug in the charger AC cord. 

Did the charger orange/yellow charging LED 

come on steady? 

7.10 

After 30 minutes of charging is the charger 

orange/yellow LED still on steady ? 

7.12 

Yes 

Yes 

Let the SmartKART charge overnight. 

In the morning is the charger green LED on 

steady? 

7.14 

Unplug the AC cord and drive the 

SmartKART for 15 to 20 minutes around the store 

while measuring the lowest voltage seen. Review 

the table to estimate the batteries state of charge. 

Did the battery SOC stay at or above 

90% SOC? 

If the voltage cannot be 

measured during use, 

measure 30 seconds or 

more after the 

SmartKART has 

stopped and reduce the 

SOC by 10 to 15%. 

7.15 This test should normally take 3 to 4 % of 

battery capacity. Lowering the SOC more than 

10% indicates that the batteries may be weak. 

Continue use and at the end of the day 

estimate % use vs battery SOC or 

Test complete. 

7.16 

Go to the charger test section 6 to verify that 

the charger is working. 

or, continue. 





7.9 

7.11 If the SmartKART use that day was less 

than 30 minutes this may indicate the charger is 

not charging or that the batteries have a low 

capacity for charge and are already fully charged. 

Keep going. 

Yes Is there a sulfur or rotten egg smell 

Yes 

Note: Testing the batteries late in the 

day gives a better evaluation of the 

batteries capability for this application. 

Estimate % use so far by hours vs 

total hours. 6 hrs use vs 8 total hrs = 

75% use or 25% use remaining. If 

battery SOC is

8.0 

SmartKART needs Service – Section 8 

Are you sure of which part you need? 

Did you use the Troubleshooting Guide? 

Yes 

8.2 Before you call please have the following 

information ready: 

> Your Store Name and number 

> Contact person 

> Contact phone number 

> Model number and Serial number of 

machine 

> (listed on label on the back cover) 

> Part number or Step number of 

troubleshooting guide indicating your 

problem. 

> Call Dane Service at 888-544-7779 or 

outside the US at 763-746-4422 

8.1 

Using the Troubleshooting Guide may solve 

your problem today without calling for Parts or 

Service.. 

Go to section 0 




No 

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DANE TECHNOLOGIES 

Additional Troubleshooting Information 


ADDITIONAL TROUBLESHOOTING TESTS......................................................................... 24 

SmartKART TEST POINTS......................................................................................................... 25 

BATTERY CHARGER................................................................................................................ 26 




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ADDITIONAL TROUBLESHOOTING TESTS 

1) SYSTEM WILL NOT SWITCH ON * 

a) Check P2-5/6 BLUE/ RED or P1-5 BLUE should be equal to battery positive +/- 

.5v 

2) VEHICLE DRIVES SLOWLY * 

a) Check that solenoid brake is not jammed (P3-1&2 BROWN) or bad pot. 

b) New motor 300-065 or 300-075 replacing 300-061, controller needs 

programming. 

3) STATUS INDICATOR DOES NOT LIGHT (No power is reaching the controller) * 

a) Check the wiring and connectors from the controller’s status indicator output to 

the status indicator itself P2-7 WHITE (OPEN) 

i) The voltage should be 25v +/- 1v P1-5 BLUE P1-10 WHITE PWR.ON 

(with fully charged batteries) 

4) REVERSE ALARM DOES NOT SOUND 

a) Check wiring and connectors from the controller’s reverse alarm output and the 

sounder itself 

i) P2-4 GREEN (OPEN) 

5) VEHICLE WILL NOT DRIVE IN REVERSE * 

a) Check voltage at reverse input (reverse switch is in correct position) 

i) Reverse to battery-: 0v +/- .5v to drive in reverse; 5v +/- .5v to drive 

forward 

ii) P1-1 BROWN and P1-8 BLACK 

6) MOTOR BRAKE BECOMES VERY WARM 

a) Check solenoid brake may be jamming (P3-1&2 BROWN) 52 OHMS brake coil 

7) BATTERIES DISCHARGE VERY QUICKLY 

a) Worn or damaged batteries (check battery condition) 

b) Charger is defective (check charger operation) 

c) Incorrect batteries being used (check correct battery type 800-016 standard 

model, 800-022 XD model) 

d) Solenoid brake jamming P3-1&2 BROWN 52 Ohms brake coil. 

8) INHIBIT 2 OR 3 SEAT/CHARGER OCCURRED (Continuous blink 1/second) After 

drives FWD. Or REV. 

a) P1-6 RED or P1-14 WHITE (OPEN) 

NOTE: * Controller may be defective (there are no serviceable parts in the controller) 




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SmartKART TEST POINTS 

SmartKART Test Points 

B+ = Voltage across the two batteries. 

Test Plug (700-053), P1-Tiller 14 Pins 

Resistance 

Forward/Reverse 

Signal Color Pin Description Power On Power Off 2.5K Ref. 

Wiper BRN 1 Pot Wiper (1-8) 2.25V .75V 4.75K-ohm 

Pot. Hi BLU 2 Pot High (Forward, 1-2) 4.22V 1.4V 11ohm/4.75K-ohm 

Alarm GRN 3 Horn and Back Up Horn (2-8) .22V .075V 4.75K-ohm/11ohm 

KSI BLU 5 On/Off Switch B+ 0V 

Inhibit 2 Red 6 To Seat Switch B+ 0V 

B+ RED/BLK 7 To 3A Fuse to Seat On/Off Switch B+ 0V 

Ground RED/BLK 8 Pot Ground (Reverse) 

LED WHT 10 Status 

B- BLK 13 Ground 

Inhibit 3 WHT 14 To Charger (No Inhibit) 2.45V .135V 

Inhibit .135V 

Pins 4, 9,11, and 12 not used. 

Test Plug (700-049), P2-Tiller 9 Pins 

Signal Color Pin Destination Power On Power Off 2.5K Ref. 

Pot Hi BLU 1 Pot High (Forward, 7 Flashes, 1-2) 4.22V 1.4V 11ohms/4.75K-ohms 

Wiper BRN 2 Pot Wiper (7 Flashes, 2-3) 2.25V .75V 4.75K-ohms/11ohms 

Ground BLK 3 Pot Ground (Reverse, 7 Flashes, 2-3) .22V .075V 4.75K-ohms 

Alarm GRN 4 Horn and Back Up Horn 19.6V 0V 

KSI BLU 5 On/Off Switch B+ 0V 

B+ RED 6 To 3A Fuse to Seat On/Off Switch B+ 0V 

LED WHT 7 .8V 0V 

B- BLK 8 Horn (Ground) 0V 0V 

P3-Brake 2 Pins 

Signal Color Pin Destination Power On 

Brake 1 WHT/BRN 1 Brake Coil (9 Flashes) 21.8V 52ohms 

Brake 2 WHT/BRN 2 Brake Coil (9 Flashes) 21.8V 52ohms 

All conditions are open wire. 

Test Points Quick Reference 

Charger P1 GRN/WHT 14 No inhibit 3 (drives plugged in) 

Alarm P2 GRN 4 No horn in Reverse, all else normal 

KSI P3 BLU 5 No power on (no light) 

B+ P4 RED 6 No power on (no light) 

LED P5 WHT 7 No status light (runs OK) 

Horn P6 BLK 8 No horn (runs OK) 

Inhibit 2 and 3 Seat/Charger Continuous flash 1/sec., Drive forward and reverse 

Motor RED/BLK 2 flashes, close to 0ohms is normal 




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BATTERY CHARGER 

The battery charger for the SmartKART is a five-stage charger. The following explains 

each stage of the charger. To view the status of the charger check the LED on the front 

face of the charger. 

Charging Stages 

Stage 1: Deep Discharge Charging Pulse Mode: LED Flash 

The charger starts charging at 0.5V and give pulse current up to 5V. This has effect of 

removing loose sulphation formed during deep discharge state of the battery. 

Stage 2: Constant Current Mode (CC): LED Orange 

The charger changes to constant current 4A (6A for XD model). When the battery 

voltage reaches up to 28.8V, the charging stage changes from CC (Constant Current) to 

CV (Constant Voltage) mode. 

Stage 3: Constant Voltage Mode (CV): LED Orange 

The charger holds the battery at 28.8V and the current slowly reduces. When the 

current reaches 0.50CC, it can adjust the current automatically according to battery 

capacity. This is called the Switching Point. Other chargers are not capable to adjust 

the current automatically. 

Stage 4: Standby Voltage Mode: LED Green 

The charger maintains the battery voltage at 27.6V and current slowly reduces to zero. 

The charger can be left connected indefinitely without harming the battery. 

Stage 5: LED Orange 

If the battery voltage drops below 27.6V, the charger changes from any mode to 

Constant Current mode and restart charging. The charging cycle will go through Stage 

2 to Stage 4. 

LED Status Lights 

Standard Model Charger (4A Max output) XD Model Charger (6A Max output) 




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Service Bulletins — SmartKART 

No Service Bulletins as of June 2, 2010 




27



Exploded Views and Diagrams 


120-036 SmartKART 24V, DANE............................................................................................... 29 

120-042 SmartKART 24V, TARGET .......................................................................................... 30 



120-055 SmartKART 24V, TARGET .......................................................................................... 33 

120-067 SmartKART XD - RED COVER, STD BASKET ......................................................... 34 

120-068 SmartKART XD - RED COVER, LARGE BASKET ................................................... 35 

120-081 SmartKART, TARGET SKE ......................................................................................... 36 

120-082 SmartKART E MODEL, SMALL BASKET................................................................. 37 

120-088 SmartKART XD W/ 12A CHARGER ........................................................................... 38 

120-089 SmartKART, LARGE BASKET, RED COVER, SEAT W/ NO ARMRESTS ............ 39 

120-090 SmartKART, TARGET XD ........................................................................................... 40 

150-027 SmartKART, 24V W/BASKET ..................................................................................... 41 

150-031 SmartKART DANE RED REAR COVER..................................................................... 44 

150-038 SmartKART 24V W/BASKET....................................................................................... 47 

150-041 SmartKART DANE RED REAR COVER..................................................................... 50 

150-045 SmartKART, TARGET XD ........................................................................................... 53 

100-197 ASM, YOKE AND MOTOR ......................................................................................... 56 

100-203 ASSEMBLY, TILLER ................................................................................................... 57 

110-108 KIT, POT W/HARNESS................................................................................................ 58 

110-078 KIT, SmartKART HORN/HARNESS ........................................................................... 59 

110-092 KIT, SmartKART POT AND SPRING REPLACEMENT............................................ 60 

110-121 KIT, TABBED THROTTLE.......................................................................................... 62 

110-140 BRUSH KIT ................................................................................................................... 63 

110-143 KIT, SmartKART THROTTLE ..................................................................................... 64 

430-081 STEERING BEARING HEADSET............................................................................... 65 

680-039 WIRING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................... 66 

680-042 WIRING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................... 67 

700-204 CONTROLLER/MOTOR HARNESS........................................................................... 68 

700-205 TILLER HEAD HARNESS ........................................................................................... 69 

700-206 POWER HARNESS....................................................................................................... 70 

910-008 SmartKART POTENTIOMETER SETTING INSTRUCTIONS .................................. 71 




28

120-036 SmartKART 24V, DANE 




29

120-042 SmartKART 24V, TARGET 




30





31





32

120-055 SmartKART 24V, TARGET 




33

120-067 SmartKART XD - RED COVER, STD BASKET 




34

120-068 SmartKART XD - RED COVER, LARGE BASKET 




35

120-081 SmartKART, TARGET SKE 




36

120-082 SmartKART E MODEL, SMALL BASKET 




37

120-088 SmartKART XD W/ 12A CHARGER 




38

120-089 SmartKART, LARGE BASKET, RED COVER, SEAT W/ 

NO ARMRESTS 




39

120-090 SmartKART, TARGET XD 




40

150-027 SmartKART, 24V W/BASKET 




41




42




43

150-031 SmartKART DANE RED REAR COVER 




44




45




46

150-038 SmartKART 24V W/BASKET 




47




48




49

150-041 SmartKART DANE RED REAR COVER 




50




51




52

150-045 SmartKART, TARGET XD 




53




54




55

100-197 ASM, YOKE AND MOTOR 




56

100-203 ASSEMBLY, TILLER 




57

110-108 KIT, POT W/HARNESS 




58

110-078 KIT, SmartKART HORN/HARNESS 




59

110-092 KIT, SmartKART POT AND SPRING REPLACEMENT 




60




61

110-121 KIT, TABBED THROTTLE 




62

110-140 BRUSH KIT 




63

110-143 KIT, SmartKART THROTTLE 




64

430-081 STEERING BEARING HEADSET 




65

680-039 WIRING DIAGRAM 




66

680-042 WIRING DIAGRAM 




67

700-204 CONTROLLER/MOTOR HARNESS 




68

700-205 TILLER HEAD HARNESS 




69

700-206 POWER HARNESS 




70

910-008 SmartKART POTENTIOMETER SETTING 

INSTRUCTIONS 

FOR USE WITH UNITS HAVING ORIGINAL 

POTENTIOMETER/SPRING ASSY 




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Parts and Recommended Parts Inventory 



PARTS NEEDED TO SERVICE THE SmartKART................................................................... 73 

COMPLETE PARTS LIST FOR THE SmartKART.................................................................... 74 

SmartKART TOOLS .................................................................................................................... 76 




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PARTS NEEDED TO SERVICE THE SmartKART 

This is a suggested list of parts for a service provider to have on hand. 

Part #: Description: 

100-194...................................................CONTROLLER 24V 

100-197...................................................ASM, YOKE AND MOTOR 

100-203...................................................ASSY. TILLER 

110-108...................................................POTENTIOMETER W/ HARNESS 

110-077...................................................SmartKART WHEEL NUT REPLACEMENT 

110-078...................................................KIT, SmartKART HORN REPLACEMENT 

110-081...................................................KIT, SmartKART SEAT 

110-092...................................................KIT, POTENTIOMETER AND SPRING 

REPLACEMENT 

110-140...................................................BRUSH KIT 

210-199...................................................WELDMENT YOKE 

220-517...................................................PLATE ANTI-TIP CASTER MOUNT 

300-075...................................................DRIVE MOTOR, 140 RPM, 24V 

360-061...................................................8” WHEEL W/ SEALED BEARING (2) 

360-062...................................................2” WHEEL CASTER SWIVEL (2) 

360-067...................................................WHEEL (FRONT) 

370-010...................................................POTENTIOMETER ONLY 

460-044...................................................TORSION SPRING 

470-045...................................................SEAT AND ARM REST ASSY. 

470-043...................................................ARM RESTS (2) 

660-035...................................................12-AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER AUTO RESET 

665-040...................................................SEAT SWITCH 

700-142...................................................HARNESS BATT. JUMPER 

700-204...................................................TILLER MOTOR WIRE HARNESS 

700-205...................................................TILLER HEAD HARNESS 

700-206...................................................HARNESS POWER 

700-207...................................................HARNESS STATIC DISCHARGE 

700-222...................................................POWER CORD 

810-039...................................................CHARGER, 24V 4A 

810-038...................................................CHARGER, 24V 6A 




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COMPLETE PARTS LIST FOR THE SmartKART 

This is a complete parts list of items that can be acquired from Dane Technologies by a 

service provider. 

PART #: DESCRIPTION: 

100-194...................................................CONTROLLER 24V 

100-197...................................................ASM YOKE AND MOTOR 

100-203...................................................TILLER ASSEMBLY 

110-108...................................................KIT, POTENTIOMETER W/ HARNESS 

110-092...................................................KIT, POTENTIOMETER AND SPRING 

REPLACEMENT 

110-121...................................................KIT, TABBED THROTTLE 

110-143...................................................KIT, SMARTKART THROTTLE (NO TAB) 

110-118...................................................KIT, FRONT/BACK TILLER COVER 

110-140...................................................BRUSH KIT 

200-291...................................................ROD LATCH 

200-417...................................................BASKET SUPPORT 

210-199...................................................WELDMENT YOKE 

210-217...................................................STEER COLUMN 

210-218...................................................THROTTLE CONTROL 

210-324...................................................NERF BAR WELDMENT 

220-545...................................................TILLER HEAD COVER 

220-548...................................................CORD COVER PLATE 

220-867...................................................PLATE ANTI-TIP CASTER MOUNT 

220-869...................................................BASKET HOLDING CLIP 

300-075...................................................DRIVE MOTOR, 140 RPM, 24V 

360-061...................................................8" WHEEL W/ SEALED BEARING 

360-062...................................................SWIVEL CASTER W/2" WHEEL 

360-067...................................................WHEEL, 8” STEEL-KEYED, NO BEARING 

370-002...................................................HANDGRIPS 

370-010...................................................POTENTIOMETER ONLY 

410-065...................................................NUT M10 1 25 SHAFT (17mm) 

430-081...................................................STEERING BEARING HEADSET 

430-171...................................................SMALL BASKET 

430-178...................................................LARGE BASKET 

460-044...................................................TORSION SPRING 

470-049...................................................BUZZER, 5-30 VDC, FLANGE MOUNT 

470-050...................................................SEAT AND ARMRESTS ASSEMBLY (3 BOLT) 

470-051...................................................SEAT 

470-052...................................................ARM RESTS RH & LH (3 BOLT) 

470-060...................................................SEAT 

480-087...................................................THROTTLE END CAP 

480-089, 480-090 ...................................SEE 110-118 

480-091...................................................COVER REAR, TARGET RED 

480-092...................................................COVER REAR, DANE RED 

480-129...................................................COVER REAR, GREEN 

480-157...................................................COVER REAR, BLACK 

Dane Technologies, Inc. SmartKART Series Service Manual 74 


www.danetechnologies.com 970-032 Rev. D 10/12/10

501-020...................................................SMARTKART LABEL KIT 




660-035...................................................CIRCUIT BREAKER 24V 12A AUTO RESET 

665-040...................................................SEAT SWITCH 

665-048...................................................ROCKER SWITCH 

665-049...................................................PUSH BUTTON SWITCH 

670-015...................................................LED, GREEN 

700-142...................................................BATTERY JUMPER HARNESS 

700-204...................................................TILLER/ MOTOR S-DRIVE HARNESS 

700-205...................................................HARNESS TILLER HEAD 

700-206...................................................HARNESS BATTERY SEAT 

700-207...................................................HARNESS STATIC DISCHARGE 

700-222...................................................SmartKART POWER CORD 

810-038...................................................CHARGER, 24V 6A 

810-039...................................................CHARGER, 24V 4A 




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SmartKART TOOLS 

Size: Tool: Application: 

1-1/4” CROWFOOT WRENCH (TORQUE) TILLER ARM NUTS 

10 mm WRENCH/SOCKET BATTERIES 

11/32” WRENCH/SOCKET FUSE, CONTROLLER, TILLER 

COVER 

3/32” HEX THROTTLE CONTROL 

POTENTIOMETER 

7/16” WRENCH/SOCKET TILLER, BASKET, YOKE 

9/16” WRENCH/SOCKET NERF BAR, CASTER MOUNT 

½” WRENCH/SOCKET SEAT AND SEAT SUPPORT 

11/16” DP SOCKET (TORQUE) ADAPTER SHAFT FRONT WHEEL 

¾” (2) OPEN END WRENCH BACK WHEELS 

5mm BALL HEX TILLER ARM TO MOTOR, MOTOR 

#2 PHILIPS SCREW DRIVER TILLER AND CONTROL COVERS 

1/16” MOLEX EXTRACTOR PART # 11-03-0002 P2 AND P3 

MOLEX MOLEX EXTRACTOR PART # 11-03-0044 P1 

Size 

Dane Technologies 

Fastener Torque Chart 

Grade 1 

Torque 

in/lbs 

Grade 5 

Torque 

ft/lbs 

Grade 8 Torque 

ft/lbs 

#6 5 

#8 8 

#10 12 

1/4 6 9 

5/16 13 18 

3/8 23 32 

7/16 36 51 

1/2 55 78 

9/16 80 113 

5/8 110 156 

3/4 195 276 

Dane Technologies Inc. 

925-001 Rev - 

02/2006 




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Dear Service Provider: 

Thank you for your interest in joining our team of world-class Service Providers. By 

doing so, you have demonstrated a commitment to provide excellent service to our joint 

customers, on time, every time, professionally. Attached please find some materials 

that will help you as you join our team. 

The package includes a Troubleshooting Guide, a set of Service Bulletins (if any), 

exploded parts drawings and, at the back, find the following additional materials: 

Ordering and invoicing procedures 

Recommended parts inventory 

SmartKART Warranty 

Please share the enclosed information with the appropriate people in your organization. 

Thank you again for your interest. I look forward to a long and mutually rewarding 

relationship. Please feel free to call or e-mail me at any time with questions or 

comments. 

Sincerely, 

Scott Carlson 

Director Customer Service 

888-544-7779, Ext 4436 

scottc@danetechnologies.com 




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ORDERING AND INVOICING PROCEDURES 

ORDERING 

PARTS: 

Call Dane Technologies at 1-888-544-7779, then choose the parts or service option. 

1. Please provide a purchase order # and, if applicable, the location of the 

customer store and the serial number of the SmartKART. 

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: 

Call the same phone number then choose the service option. 

SHIPPING / INVOICING 

WARRANTY: 

1. If you have the part in stock, use it to repair the customer’s SmartKART and 

take the defective part back to your shop. 

2. Order a replacement part from Dane Technologies. Please provide the 

location of the customer store where your part was used so that we can verify 

warranty coverage. Also include the serial number of the SmartKART. 

3. Dane Technologies will ship a replacement part and invoice you for it. Along 

with the part, you will receive a RMA Number, authorizing the return of the item 

under warranty. 

4. Return the part to Dane Technologies along with the RMA Number. 

5. Upon verifying that the part is defective, Dane Technologies will issue a credit, 

canceling the invoice. 

6. For battery replacement contact Dane Technologies at 1-888-544-7779 and 

choose the service option. 

NON-WARRANTY: 

1. Again, use a part from your stock if possible. 

2. Invoice the customer for your labor and parts. REMEMBER: Labor warranty is 

90 days from purchase date. Parts pricing must agree with the retail price 

shown on the Dane Technologies price list. 

3. Order replacement parts for your inventory as described above. 

IF YOU DON’T HAVE THE PART IN STOCK: 

1. Order the part from Dane Technologies as described above. Please provide a 

purchase order number, ship-to address if different from your business 

address, customer store location, and information on the part coming back, if 

applicable. 

2. Communicate with customer store management about delivery time and any 

other details about when you estimate the SmartKART will be repaired. 




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Store: ________________ Date: _________________ 

Location: ____________________ Serial Number: SK-______ 

Sticker Condition: ___________ 

Inspect cord, cord plug 

Inspect seat and arms 

SmartKART Preventive Maintenance 

PM Checklist Inspected OK Needs Repair/Replacement 

Inspect, clean battery terminals and cables 

Inspect throttle spring 

Check wiring, wiring plugs for damage 

Check battery charger operation 

Check for blinking status light (fault condition) 

Inspect tires 

Inspect body parts (covers and frame) 

Inspect throttle pot for 2.6K +/-.3K at rest 

Inspect and tighten loose screws/bolts 

Inspect seat switch connections 

Test horn operation 

Check throttle for missing or cracked end caps 

Check brake move forward/backwards 2” 

(normal) 

Operation test forward/ backwards motion 

Any other problems: 

______________________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________ 

Comments: 

______________________________________________________________________ 

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