Problem 2:
The key is turned to the "on" position, the LED lights go on and the motor
responds to the throttle, but the rear wheel does not move.
Problem 3:
The key is turned to the "on" position, and the LED lights go on, but the motor
does not respond to throttle.
Possible Cause
Suggested Action
The battery lead is connected to the
charger
Disconnect the charger and attach the
motor lead to the battery lead
Problem 4:
The motor keeps turning the rear wheel even after the throttle has been released.
Possible Cause
Suggested Action
The throttle did not return to its original
position
Apply the brake, turn off the power and
check to see whether the throttle is
obstructed or stuck
The throttle cable extended too far,
activating the motor
Lower the handlebar height so that the
the motor throttle cable is not extended
too far
Problem 5:
Cannot properly fold the City Bug Helper scooter.
Possible Cause
Suggested Action
The seat post direction is incorrect,
preventing the steer tube latch from
properly engaging the steer the seat
tube receptor
Loosen the bolt on the seat tube collar
and rotate the seat post until tube latch
securely engages the seat tube slot.
Tighten the bolt on the seat tube collar.
The steer tube latch position is off,
preventing it from properly fitting into
the seat tube slot
Loosen the screw on steer tube latch.
Rotate, raise or lower the latch until it
properly fits in the seat tube slot.
Tighten the steer tube latch screw.
Problem 6:
A portion of the unit hits the ground while riding.
Possible Cause
Suggested Action
The rear tire air pressure is too low
Add air to the rear tire
Problem 7:
The brake is too strong or too sensitive.
Possible Cause
Suggested Action
The brake cable is too tight
Rotate the brake cable adjuster towards
the brake lever
Problem 8:
The brake is too weak.
