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<\/a>Caring for your Electric Golf Trolley<\/p><\/div>\n
Register Your Electric Golf Trolley<\/h3>\n
Yes, we know this can be a pain, and not everybody is inclined to take the time to register devices these days, but if you don’t, you will miss out on any extended guarantees offered.<\/p>\n
With both Motocaddy and Powakaddy, registering your electric golf trolley extends the warranty, which could be worth a lot if something were to go wrong a few years down the line.<\/p>\n
Powakaddy registration page<\/a><\/p>\n Motocaddy registration page<\/a><\/p>\n We know most golfers want to get out on the course and use their new electric golf trolley; however, please take a moment to read the instructions.<\/p>\n It’s not a scintillating read, but you will find out some really interesting points about the trolley, so it’s worth taking 10 to 15 minutes to read about your trolley.<\/p>\n If you have lost your instructions, you can find them at the links below<\/p>\n Powakaddy Manual and Instructions<\/a><\/p>\n Motocaddy Manual and Instructions<\/a><\/p>\n Powakaddy and Motocaddy both make exceptional electric golf trolleys, and they very rarely go wrong.<\/p>\n However, if something goes wrong, here is what to do.<\/p>\n The trolley goes wrong in the first 30 days<\/strong> = This needs to be returned as an out-of-box fail. (This is very rare, and we remind all to turn on the battery as this is a common issue)<\/p>\n If the trolley goes wrong after 30 days<\/strong>, you will need to contact your local service agent.<\/p>\n Motocaddy Service Agent Locator<\/a><\/p>\n Powakaddy Service Centre Locator<\/a><\/p>\n There is a massive network of service agents, but if the service centre is a long way away, you can return the trolley to the retailer, and they will deal with any issues.<\/p>\n If your trolley is in its warranty period, there should not be a charge for any repairs unless it is a fault the customer has caused.<\/p>\n Once your electric golf trolley is out of warranty<\/strong> and if it develops a fault, all is not lost.<\/p>\n The network of service agents will be happy to help; they will charge for this, but more often than not, these service agents are very reasonable with their pricing.<\/p>\n You should apply a small amount of grease to the axel every year or, if you play a lot, perhaps every six months. A lithium-based grease is recommended.<\/p>\n Always recharge your battery as soon as possible after finishing your round of golf. Regardless of how many holes you have played.<\/p>\n And keep your electric golf trolley clean (see below)<\/p>\n To keep your trolley in top condition, wipe it down after each use with a damp cloth, mild detergent, and warm water. You can easily remove the main wheels to clean them separately.<\/p>\n Never use jet washers, steam cleaners, or compressed air hoses, as these can force water into the electronics and gearbox, potentially damaging the trolley and voiding the warranty. Regular, gentle cleaning ensures smooth operation and helps maintain your trolley’s appearance.<\/p>\n How to maintain your electric golf trolley<\/p><\/div>\n How long will my battery last?<\/strong><\/p>\n The lifespan of a battery varies based on several factors, including:<\/p>\n A lithium battery can last many years with proper care. Treat it well, and it will continue to perform reliably for you.<\/p>\n A friend suggested fully discharging the battery to improve performance\u2014is this true?<\/strong><\/p>\n This is very harmful advice. Do not fully discharge your battery. Excessive draining can permanently reduce capacity, and the battery may not recover. Regardless of how many holes you play, always recharge the battery after each use.<\/p>\n If left partially discharged, the battery will continue to lose power. Regularly top up the charge, even when not used, to ensure it\u2019s ready for your next round.<\/p>\n Electric Golf Trolley – Charging Advice<\/p><\/div>\n A new electric golf trolley will typically steer straight, as expected from an electric trolley. However, two conditions can cause it to veer off course.<\/p>\n The most common issue is an unevenly loaded bag. When the bag’s weight is distributed unevenly, it can shift the centre of gravity, causing the trolley to pull to one side. This can usually be corrected by ensuring the bag is balanced, with its centre of gravity aligned with the trolley\u2019s main beam.<\/p>\n Secondly, If the cart takes a hard impact, like hitting a curb or a root at speed, it may cause slight deformations in the chassis, which can result in an irritating tendency for the cart to veer to the right or left<\/p>\n To reset this, you can adjust the trolley per the instructions below.<\/p>\nRead the Instructions<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhat do I do if my trolley goes wrong?<\/h3>\n
What maintenance does my electric golf trolley need?<\/h3>\n
What’s the best way to keep my trolley clean?<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Frequently Asked Questions about your new Electric Golf Trolley<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Why does my Electric Trolley not run Straight?<\/h3>\n